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Harrow Youth Football League HARROW YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE (FA CHARTER STANDARD LEAGUE) DIVISIONAL COMPOSITION – SEASON 2014 / 2015 UNDER 18 – PREMIER DIVISION (11 TEAMS) Forest United Harrow St Marys Hillingdon Abbots Hillingdon Youth Larkspur Rovers Magix Pitshanger Ruislip Rangers Ruislip Town A Ruislip Town B St Josephs UNDER 17 - PREMIER DIVISION (12 TEAMS) Forest United Greenford Celtic Kensington Dragons Pinnstars Pitshanger A Pro Potential Academy Rayners Lane Youth Ruislip Town St Josephs A Somers Town Future Wealdstone Youth Yeading Wanderers 1 UNDER 17 – DIVISION ONE (12 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers Brentford United Brentham Colts Concorde Rangers Explorers Headstone Manor Hendon Youth Hillingdon Abbots Pitshanger B Roundwood Youth St Josephs B Venceremos UNDER 16 – PREMIER DIVISION (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers Actual Soccer Glencoe United Ickenham Youth North Greenford United Princes Pak A Ruislip Town A St Josephs A Spartans Wembley Youth UNDER 16 – DIVISION ONE (10 TEAMS) Conquest Football Academy Eagles United Gibbons Wreckers Hampstead Hanwell Town A Hayes & Yeading United LNER Youth Pitshanger A Ruislip Rangers A YAC Star Ealing 2 UNDER 16 – DIVISION TWO (10 TEAMS) AFC Wembley Brook House Heathrow Club Kensington Dragons A North West London Princes Park B Ruislip Rangers B Ruislip Rangers C St Josephs B Wealdstone Youth A UNDER 16 – DIVISION THREE (10 TEAMS) Forest United A Forest United B Greenford Celtic Harrow St Marys Hendon Youth Kensington Dragons B St Gregorys A Wealdstone Youth B West Drayton Willesden Constantine UNDER 16 – DIVISION FOUR (10 TEAMS) Hanwell Town B Hillingdon Abbots Kodak Youth Larkspur Rovers Pinnstars Pitshanger B Rugby Portobello Trust Ruislip Town B St Gregorys B Wealdstone Youth C 3 UNDER 15 – PREMIER DIVISION (11 TEAMS) Actual Soccer AFC Wembley A Greenford Celtic Hanwell Town A LNER Youth A North Greenford United Parkfield Parkfield Youth Ruislip Rangers A Ruislip Town A Wealdstone Youth A UNDER 15 – DIVISION ONE (11 TEAMS) AFC Wembley B AGV Youth A Brentham Colts Conquest Football Academy Headstone Manor A Pinner United Princes Park Roundwood Youth Ruislip Rangers B St Josephs A Spartans UNDER 15 – DIVISION TWO (11 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers Celtic Hanwell Town B Hayes & Yeading United Hillingdon Youth London Athletic A North West Rangers St Josephs B TFA Totteridge Venceremos A Watling Club 4 UNDER 15 - DIVISION THREE (11 TEAMS) Concorde Rangers Gibbons Wreckers Harrow St Marys Ickenham Youth Kensington Dragons A Larkspur Rovers LNER Youth B London Athletic B Ruislip Town B The Heath Yeading Wanderers UNDER 15 - DIVISION FOUR (12 TEAMS) AGV Youth B Explorers Hanwell Town C Headstone Manor B Kensington Dragons B Kinja Youth Kodak Youth Old Actonians Venceremos B Wealdstone Youth B West Drayton Willesden Constantine UNDER 14 – PREMIER DIVISION (9 TEAMS) AFC Wembley A Brunswick Hanwell Town Larkspur Rovers Parkfield Youth A Pinner United Ruislip Rangers A St Andrews A Wealdstone Youth A 5 UNDER 14 – DIVISION ONE (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers A AFC Wembley B CB Hounslow United Concorde Rangers FC Real Hanwell Heathrow Club Kodak Youth LNER Youth Spartans UNDER 14 – DIVISION TWO (10 TEAMS) Celtic A Gibbons Wreckers Headstone Manor A Headstone Manor B Isledon Wolves London Athletic London Eagles A Pitshanger A St Josephs A St Lawrence UNDER 14 – DIVISION THREE (10 TEAMS) Alpha & Omega Brook House Hendon Youth North West London Old Actonians Parkfield Youth B Pitshanger B The Heath Venceremos Yeading Wanderers 6 UNDER 14 – DIVISION FOUR (9 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers B Bessingby Park Rangers Challenger Youth Harrow St Marys Hillingdon Youth Parkfield Youth C Ruislip Rangers B TFA Totteridge West Drayton UNDER 14 – DIVISION FIVE (9 TEAMS) Celtic B Ickenham Youth Kinja Youth London Eagles B Princes Park Ruislip Town St Andrews B St Josephs B Wealdstone Youth B UNDER 13 – PREMIER DIVISION (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers A AFC Wembley A Brook House Harrow St Marys A Hayes & Yeading United LNER Youth A PDP Ruislip Rangers A Southall Youth TFA Totteridge A 7 UNDER 13 – DIVISION ONE (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers B AFC Wembley B CB Hounslow United Ickenham Youth Kodak Youth A LNER Youth B Parkfield Youth A Pinner Albion St Lawrence West Drayton UNDER 13 – DIVISION TWO (10 TEAMS) Actual Soccer Celtic Gibbons Wreckers Hanwell Town A Headstone Manor A Kodak Youth B Larkspur Rovers Old Actonians A Wealdstone Youth A Wealdstone Youth B UNDER 13 – DIVISION THREE (10 TEAMS) Bessingby Park Rangers A Brunswick FC Real Hendon Youth Kensington Dragons London Athletic Old Actonians B Princes Park Ruislip Rangers B St Josephs A 8 UNDER 13 – DIVISION FOUR (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers C Forest United Greenford Celtic Hanwell Town B M-Starz Old Actonians C Parkfield Youth B Pitshanger Ruislip Town TFA Totteridge B UNDER 13 – DIVISION FIVE (9 TEAMS) Bessingby Park Rangers B Brentham Colts Harrow St Marys B Headstone Manor B Hillingdon Youth LNER Youth C Parkfield Youth C St Josephs B TFA Totteridge B Wealdstone Youth C UNDER 12 – PREMIER DIVISION (11 TEAMS) AFC Wembley A Bessingby Park Rangers A Foxes Hayes & Yeading United A LNER Youth A Magix Parkfield Youth A Pinner United A Ruislip Rangers A St Josephs A Southall Youth A 9 UNDER 12 – DIVISION ONE (10 TEAMS) Actual Soccer Brentham Colts A Brook House A FC Real Greenford Celtic A Hendon Youth A Ickenham Youth A Just Sports Ruislip Town A Southall Youth B UNDER 12 – DIVISION TWO (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers A AFC Wembley B Belmont United A Harrow St Marys A London Athletic A North West London Parkfield Youth B Pinner United B Princes Park A Willesden Constantine UNDER 12 – DIVISION THREE (10 TEAMS) Belmont United B Kensington Dragons Larkspur Rovers Parkfield Youth C Pinner Albion A Ruislip Rangers B St Andrews St Lawrence TFA Totteridge Wembley Youth 10 UNDER 12 – DIVISION FOUR (10 TEAMS) Celtic Hampstead Headstone Manor Hillingdon Youth Kinja Youth A Pitshanger Spartans Venceremos Watling Club Wealdstone Youth A UNDER 12 – DIVISION FIVE (10 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers B Brentham Colts B Greenford Celtic B Harrow St Marys B Hayes & Yeading United B Ickenham Youth B Kodak Youth LNER Youth B Pinnstars Princes Park B UNDER 12 – DIVISION SIX (10 TEAMS) Bessingby Park Rangers B Brook House B Hendon Youth B Kinja Youth B London Athletic B Pinner Albion B Ruislip Rangers C Ruislip Town B St Josephs B Wealdstone Youth B 11 UNDER 11 – PREMIER DIVISION (10 TEAMS) AFC Wembley A Bessingby Park Rangers A Hampstead A Hanwell Town A Parkfield Youth A Pinnstars A Ruislip Rangers A St Andrews Southall Youth TFA Totteridge A UNDER 11 – DIVISION ONE (11 TEAMS) Brentham Colts A Brook House A Greenford Celtic LNER Youth Magix 100% Soccer Parkfield Youth B Pinner United A Ruislip Rangers B Wealdstone Youth A Wembley Youth UNDER 11 – DIVISION TWO (10 TEAMS) Alpha & Omega Hanwell Town B Hendon Youth Ickenham Youth A London Eagles A Pitshanger A Princes Park A Ruislip Town A St Josephs A TFA Totteridge B 12 UNDER 11 – DIVISION THREE (11 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers A AFC Wembley B FC Real Hayes & Yeading United Headstone Manor A Hillingdon Youth A Ickenham Youth B Kensington Dragons M-Starz Parkfield Youth C Ruislip Town B UNDER 11 – DIVISION FOUR (11 TEAMS) Belmont United Brentford United Celtic A Football Samurai Academy Hampstead B Harrow St Marys Kodak Youth London Athletic A LPOSSA Youth Pinnstars B Venceremos UNDER 11 – DIVISION FIVE (11 TEAMS) Bessingby Park Rangers B Brook House B Celtic B Just Sports Pinner United B Pitshanger B Pitshanger C St Josephs B TFA Totteridge C Wealdstone Youth B Wealdstone Youth C 13 UNDER 11 – DIVISION SIX (11 TEAMS) Acton Ealing Whistlers B Brentham Colts B Headstone Manor B Hillingdon Youth B Ickenham Youth C London Athletic B London Eagles B Pitshanger D Princes Park B St Josephs C Wealdstone Youth D ------------- (hyfl809a) 14 .
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