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'''Brisbane Premier Division 1''' is the second tier of the men's senior [[football (soccer)]] competition in [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]], Australia, run by [[Football Brisbane]].
'''Brisbane Premier Division 1''' is the second tier of the men's senior [[football (soccer)]] competition in [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]], Australia, run by [[Football Brisbane]]. The teams that finish in the top 2 are promoted to the [[Brisbane Premier League]], while finising in the bottom 2 will lead to relegation into [[Brisbane Premier League Division 2|Division 2]]. There is also a finals series at the end of the season.


After originally operating as a twelve team competition, it was expanded to fourteen teams for season 2010, to accommodate clubs returning to the [[Brisbane Premier League]] from the [[Queensland State League (association football)|Queensland State League]].
After originally operating as a twelve team competition, it was expanded to fourteen teams for season 2010, to accommodate clubs returning to the [[Brisbane Premier League]] from the [[Queensland State League (association football)|Queensland State League]].



==Clubs==
==Clubs==
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==2011 Season==
==2011 Season==

The season started 2 weeks later than planned after the [[2011 Brisbane flood|2011 Brisbane floods]]. [[Rocklea United Soccer Club|Rocklea United]] were the worst affected club, and have not played at their home ground all season. The league table is close as the season nears the half way mark, with [[Ipswich Knights]] leading after 10 rounds. At the bottom, [[Toowoomba Raiders]] lost their first 10 games of the season, only scoring 3 times during these matches.
The season started 2 weeks later than planned after the [[2011 Brisbane flood|2011 Brisbane floods]]. [[Rocklea United Soccer Club|Rocklea United]] were the worst affected club, and will not play at their home ground all season. The league table was close as the season hit the half way mark, with [[North Star FC|North Star]] and [[Queensland Lions Soccer Club|Queensland Lions]] leading after 13 rounds. At the bottom, [[Toowoomba Raiders]] lost their first 13 games of the season, only scoring 4 times during these matches.



== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.footballbrisbane.com.au/ Football Brisbane Official Website]
* [http://www.footballbrisbane.com.au/ Football Brisbane Official Website]
* [http://www.footballqueensland.com.au/ Football Queensland Official website]
* [http://www.footballqueensland.com.au/ Football Queensland Official website]
* [http://thewashingline.footballbrisbane.com.au/common/pages/public/rv/ladder.aspx?entityid=8763&seasonid=78&gradeid=637 Brisbane Premier Division 1 League Table]


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Revision as of 09:17, 12 June 2011

Brisbane Premier
Division 1
Founded
-
Nation
 Australia
Promotion To
Brisbane Premier League
Relegation To
Premier Division 2
Number of Teams
14
Cups
Canale Cup
Current Premiers (2010)
North Pine
Website
Football Brisbane

Brisbane Premier Division 1 is the second tier of the men's senior football (soccer) competition in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, run by Football Brisbane. The teams that finish in the top 2 are promoted to the Brisbane Premier League, while finising in the bottom 2 will lead to relegation into Division 2. There is also a finals series at the end of the season.

After originally operating as a twelve team competition, it was expanded to fourteen teams for season 2010, to accommodate clubs returning to the Brisbane Premier League from the Queensland State League.


Clubs

The fourteen clubs for season 2011 are:

Team Home Ground Location Founded
Brisbane Force C. J. Greenfield Reserve Richlands 1972
Moggill FC Bellbowrie Sports Club Bellbowrie -
Ipswich City Sutton Park Brassall -
Ipswich Knights Eric Evans Oval Bundamba 1998
Mitchelton Teralba Park Mitchelton 1920
Pine Rivers United Wendy Allison Park Strathpine -
North Star FC O'Callaghan Park Zillmere -
Queensland Lions Luxury Paints Stadium Richlands -
Rocklea United Croatian Sports Centre Rocklea 1957
Slacks Creek Tigers Usher Park Slacks Creek -
Southside Eagles Memorial Park Bulimba -
Toowoomba Raiders Clive Berghofer Stadium Toowoomba 1996
Beenleigh Chris Green Park Beenleigh -
Western Spirit Kippen Park Goodna 2005


2011 Season

The season started 2 weeks later than planned after the 2011 Brisbane floods. Rocklea United were the worst affected club, and will not play at their home ground all season. The league table was close as the season hit the half way mark, with North Star and Queensland Lions leading after 13 rounds. At the bottom, Toowoomba Raiders lost their first 13 games of the season, only scoring 4 times during these matches.



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