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Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 SEASON FIRST Xl SECOND Xl THIRD XI 1968 Sutton Purley 1969 Epsom Beddington 1970 Mitcham Streatham 1971 Mitcham Beddington 1972 Guildford Streatham 1973 Mitcham Old Whitgiftians 1974 Dulwich Beddington 1975 Dulwich Purley 1976 Dulwich Mitcham 1977 Malden Wanderers Cheam Sunbury 1978 Mitcham Epsom Beddington 1979 Epsom Epsom Beddington 1980 East Molesey Purley Sunbury 1981 Wimbledon Cheam Epsom 1982 Epsom Epsom Cheam 1983 Esher Epsom Cheam 1984 Wimbledon Dulwich Wimbledon 1985 Wimbledon Honor Oak Cheam 1986 Banstead Cheam Sunbury DIVISION 1 FIRST Xl SECOND Xl THIRD XI 1987 Guildford Wimbledon Sunbury 1988 Sunbury Wimbledon Sutton 1989 Malden Wanderers Wimbledon Cheam 1990 Cheam Cheam Sutton 1991 Sutton Cheam Sunbury 1992 Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon 1993 Esher Sutton Wimbledon 1994 Spencer Spencer Wimbledon 1995 Wimbledon Malden Wanderers Wimbledon 1996 Esher Wimbledon Wimbledon 1997 Wimbledon Banstead Wimbledon 1998 Sunbury Cheam Banstead Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 PREMIER FIRST XI SECOND XI THIRD XI 1999 Weybridge 2000 Wimbledon Wimbledon 2001 Guildford Reigate Priory 2002 Wimbledon Wimbledon Reigate Priory 2003 Weybridge Sunbury Wimbledon 2004 Weybridge Reigate Priory Spencer 2005 Reigate Priory Reigate Priory Reigate Priory 2006 Sutton Sunbury Wimbledon 2007 Reigate Priory Weybridge Wimbledon 2008 Reigate Priory Weybridge Wimbledon 2009 Sutton Sutton Wimbledon 2010 Reigate Priory Normandy Wimbledon 2011 Wimbledon Wimbledon Reigate Priory 2012 Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon DIVISION I FIRST XI SECOND XI THIRD XI 1999 Wimbledon Sunbury Wimbledon 2000 Malden Wanderers Malden Wanderers Wimbledon 2001 Cheam Old Whitgiftians Sunbury 2002 Normandy Bank of England Spencer 2003 Avorians Walton on Thames Old Wimbledonians 2004 Dulwich Spencer Normandy 2005 Guildford Dulwich Esher 2006 Sunbury Walton on Thames Old Mid Whitgiftians 2007 Malden Wanderers Old Mid Whitgiftians Sutton 2008 Weybridge Malden Wanderers Weybridge 2009 Pyrford Spencer Guildford 2010 Normandy Ashtead Beddington 2011 Camberley Sutton Sutton 2012 Spencer Ashtead Guildford Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 DIVISION 2 FIRST XI SECOND XI THIRD XI 1987 Limpsfield Met. Police 1988 Farnham Chipstead & Coulsdon - 1989 Cranleigh Sunbury Barclays Bank 1990 Walton-on-Thames Walton-on-Thames Bank of England 1991 Limpsfield Weybridge Farnham 1992 Farnham Oatlands Park Chessington 1993 Spencer Limpsfield Esher 1994 Ashford Guildford Warlingham 1995 Reigate Priory Epsom Ashford 1996 Beddington Ashford Mitcham 1997 Avorians Addiscombe Beddington 1998 Purley Old Whitgiftians Normandy 1999 Old Mid Whitgiftians Purley Sutton 2000 Normandy Normandy Weybridge 2001 Met Police Old Mid Whitgiftians Old Mid Whitgiftians 2002 Old Emanuel Woking & Horsell Old Wimbledonians 2003 Dulwich Cheam Warlingham Streatham & Carshalton & 2004 Leatherhead Marlborough Croydon Gas 2005 Ashtead Old Wimbledonians Chipstead Coulsdon & Walcountians 2006 Old Mid Whitgiftians Egham Caterham 2007 Brook Farnham Valley End 2008 Pyrford Epsom Pyrford 2009 Cheam Ashtead Old Rutlishians 2010 Camberley Cheam Old Emanuel 2011 Dulwich East Molesey Hampton Wick Royal 2012 Leatherhead Sanderstead Woking & Horsell Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 DIVISION 3 FIRST XI SECOND XI THIRD XI 1992 Shepperton Woking & Horsell Woking & Horsell 1993 Brook Old Hamptonians Dulwich 1994 Old Hamptonians Normandy Shepperton 1995 Camberley Old Rutlishians Egham 1997 Chessington Dorking Old Mid Whitgiftians 1998 Dorking Send Purley 1999 Richmond Town Old Wimbledonians Woking & Horsell 2000 Dorking Old Emanuel Chessington 2001 Ashtead Brook Sanderstead 2002 Dulwich Leatherhead 2003 Pyrford Maori Oxshott 2004 Warlingham Cranleigh 2005 Brook Maori Oxshott 2006 Old Emanuel Cobham Avorians 2007 Epsom Warlingham 2008 Egham Ashtead 2009 Worcester Park Old Rutlishians 2010 Valley End Esher 2011 Horsley & Send Valley End 2012 Cranleigh Woking & Horsell DIVISION 4 FIRST XI SECOND XI 2005 Worcester Park Sinjungrammarians 2006 Epsom Old Emanuel 2007 Leatherhead & Cobham Ashtead 2008 Ashford East Molesey 2009 Valley End Thames Ditton 2010 Addiscombe Valley End 2011 Staines & Laleham Chipstead Coulsdon & 2012 Oxted & Limpsfield Walcountians DIVISION 5 Edward Alleyn & Honor 2005 Wallington Oak 2006 Leatherhead & Cobham East Molesey 2007 Old Hamptonians Old Rutlishians 2008 Sinjungrammarians Ashford 2009 Addiscombe Dorking Chipstead Coulsdon & 2010 Stoke D’Abernon Walcountians Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 2011 Old Hamptonians Maori Oxshott 2012 Oxted & Limpsfield Dorking Surrey Championship Winners 1968 - 2012 4th XIs PREMIER CENTRAL EAST WEST 2008 Wimbledon Ashtead 2009 Wimbledon Valley End Malden Wanderers 2010 Wimbledon Sutton Woking & Horsell 2011 Dulwich Cheam Streatham & Marlborough Normandy 2012 Dulwich Epsom Reigate Priory Guildford .
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