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Official Handbook Season 2020-2021 Official Handbook Season 2020-2021 Members of the National League System http://nottsseniorleague.weebly.com/ Nottinghamshire Senior League Officers - Season 2019/20 President Richard Durrant Vice President Ian Kirk Chairman Tracie Witton 23 Derbyshire Avenue, Trowell, Nottingham. NG9 3QD 07973 702588 | [email protected] Vice Chairman Darrell Parkes 33 Hadrian Gardens, Top Valley, Nottingham. NG5 9PQ 0115 9521949 | 07794 036388 | [email protected] Secretary/Results Secretary Zoe Murr 42 Warwick Road, Balderton, Newark, Nottinghamshire. NG24 3QE 07707 648967 | secretary@ nottsseniorleague.co.uk Treasurer Sheryl Witham 51 Lawrence Street, Stapleford, Nottingham. NG9 7FU 0115 8758404 | 07588 661667 | [email protected] Registration Secretary Rob Hornby 5 Ludborough Walk, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. NG19 9SD 01623 486678 | [email protected] No contact after 8.30pm Monday to Friday or all-day Sunday Fixture Secretary Chris Cliff 0115 8547687 | 07940 522324 | [email protected] Assistant Fixture Secretary Gary Hoe 07745 888939 | [email protected] Covid Officer/ Asst Secretary Amanda Rowbotham 07847 896826 | [email protected] Referees’ Representative Tom Beard Compliance Officer Kirsty-Sky Smith [email protected] Press Officer TBC Ground Grading Officer/Disciplinary Kevin Buxton 07966 370936 | [email protected] Committee Member Paul Lambert [email protected] Committee Member Peter Adams [email protected] Committee Member Richard Allen [email protected] Results Officer Zoe Murr 07707 648967 Nottinghamshire Senior League Constitution of Divisions - Season 2020/21 NSL Premier Division NSL Division One 1 AFC Dunkirk 1 AFC Top Valley 2 Aslockton 2 Beeston 3 Attenborough 3 Bridgford United 4 Awsworth Villa 4 FC Sez 5 Bilborough Town 5 Gedling South Bank 6 Bingham Town 6 Hucknall Town Reserves 7 Burton Joyce 7 Kimberley MW Reserves 8 Calverton Miners Welfare 8 Kirton Brickworks 9 Cotgrave 9 Meden Vale Colts 10 FC Cavaliers 10 Radcliffe Olympic 11 Ilkeston Town U23 11 Radford Reserves 12 Keyworth United 12 Ravenshead 13 Magdala Amateurs 13 Ruddington Village 14 Sandiacre Town 14 Southwell City Reserves 15 Southwell City 15 Stapleford Town Reserves 16 Stapleford Town 16 West Bridgford AFC 17 Wollaton 17 Wollaton Reserves 18 Woodthorpe Park Rangers 18 United Greys NSL Division Two South Division NSL Division Two North Division 1 Aslockton Reserves 1 AFC Ballers 2 Barrowby 2 AFC Creswell 3 Bingham Town Reserves 3 Arnold Town Reserves 4 Burton Joyce Reserves 4 Beeston Old Boys 5 AFC Colsterworth Sports Social Club 5 Beeston FC Devlopment 6 Cotgrave Reserves 6 Bilborough Town Development 7 East Leake Robins 7 Blidworth Welfare Red 8 Elston United 8 Brinsley FC 9 Fernwood Foxes 9 FC Geordie 10 Keyworth United Reserves 10 Mansfield FC 11 Long Bennington 11 Pythian 12 Ruddington Village Reserves 12 Quarrydale 13 Rushcliffe FC 13 Ravenshead Reds 14 United Grays Reds 14 Trent Vineyard 15 West Bridgford AFC Reserves 15 United Grays Community NSL Foundation Division 1 AFC Vernon 2 Bull Farm United 3 Carlton Town Reserves 4 Manor 5 Netherfield Seniors 6 Nottinghamshire 7 Phoenix Inham FC 8 Pythian Reserves 9 Rainworth Seniors 10 Rushcliffe Ravens 11 South Nottingham AFC 12 Stapleford Town Development 13 Sutton Travellers 14 Wollaton 3rds Nottinghamshire Senior League Honours - Season 2018/19 Division Champions Premier Division Stapleford Town Division One Woodthorpe Park Rangers Division Two Newark Flowserve Reserves Cup Winners Senior Cup Southwell City Junior Cup Robin Hood Colts Top Goal Scorer Premier Division 46 – Jake Fisher, Awsworth Villa Division One 44 – Markell Bailey, Woodthorpe Park Rangers Division Two 39 – George Camps, Robin Hood Colts Man of the Match Award Premier Division Lee Potts, Cotgrave Division One Kyle Clarkson, Kirton Brickworks Division Two Dean McClean, Sneinton Town Respect/Fair Play Award Premier Division Gedling Southbank Division One AFC Bridgford Division Two Ravenshead Reserves Secretary of the Year Jeff Woolley, Bingham Town Programme of the Year Wollaton Nottinghamshire Senior League Honours Division Champions Season Premier Division Division One Division Two 2004/05 Wollaton Boots Athletic Reserves 2005/06 Wollaton Wollaton Reserves 2006/07 Cotgrave Clifton Reserves 2007/08 FC Cavaliers Hucknall Rolls Leisure Calverton Miners 2008/09 Bilborough Pelican Bulwell Welfare 2009/10 Clifton Wollaton Reserves Vernon Villa 2010/11 Boots Athletic Ruddington Village Southwell St Marys 2011/12 Bulwell Carlton Town Academy Burton Joyce 2012/13 Bulwell Beeston AFC Clifton Reserves 2013/14 Selston Kirton Brickworks Moorgreen Kimberley Miners 2014/15 Wollaton Underwood Villa Welfare AFC Awsworth Villa 2015/16 Ruddington Village South Normanton Town Reserves Calverton Miners 2016/17 Clifton All Whites Team DNF Welfare Woodthorpe Park 2017/18 Newark Flowserve Stapleford Town Rangers Woodthorpe Park Newark Flowserve 2018/19 Stapleford Town Rangers Reserves Cup Winners Season Senior Cup Junior Cup 2004/05 Wollaton Boots Athletic Res 2005/06 Clifton Attenborough Reserves 2006/07 FC Cavaliers Boots Athletic Reserves 2007/08 FC Cavaliers Wollaton Reserves 2008/09 Wollaton Greenwood Meadows 2009/10 FC Cavaliers Carlton Town Academy 2010/11 Boots Athletic Cotgrave Reserves 2011/12 Bulwell Carlton Town Academy 2012/13 Bulwell Wollaton Reserves 2013/14 Hucknall Rolls Leisure Linby Colliery Welfare Reserves 2014/15 Wollaton Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves 2015/16 Awsworth Villa Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves 2016/17 Cotgrave Awsworth Villa Reserves 2017/18 Newark Flowserve Woodthorpe Park Rangers 2018/19 Southwell City Robin Hood Colts Top Goal Scorer Season Senior Division Division One Division Two 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 Alex Wolloch Ricky Hodgson 2008/09 Jake Fisher Duane Haywood Luke Foster 2009/10 Jake Fisher Kieron Saxton Conor Carter 2010/11 2011/12 Matt Murphy James Needham Sam Buckle 2012/13 Scott Litchfield Reece Jacks Callum Thompson 2013/14 Alex Ford Jurgen Charlesworth Kye Pilmore 2014/15 Sam Buckle Samuel Dunstan Paul Revuelta 2015/16 Errol Campbell Samuel Dunstan Ben Watson 2016/17 Jake Fisher Paul Revuelta Tyler Lambert Dominic Williams 2017/18 Elliott King Scott Litchfield Markell Bailey 2018/19 Jake Fisher Markell Bailey George Camps Man of the Match Award Season Senior Division Division One Division Two 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 Cliff Clarke Anthony Fragola 2008/09 Jake Fisher Cliff Clarke Elliott Rawston 2009/10 Winston Brown Cliff Clarke Steve Frogget 2010/11 2011/12 Cliff Clarke Eddie Morrell Sam Buckle/ Troy Smith 2012/13 Cliff Clarke Tommy Kemp Wes O’Rourke 2013/14 Troy Smith Samuel Dunstan Sam Tring 2014/15 Andrew Davies Samuel Dunstan Liam Smith 2015/16 Jamie Spiers Samuel Dunstan Joe Brooke/Kyle Waddell 2016/17 Ryan Whitehurst Gary Harris Tyler Lambert 2017/18 Romello Nangle Scott Litchfield Markell Bailey/ Ryan Pearson 2018/19 Lee Potts Kyle Clarkson Dean McClean Respect/Fair Play Award Season Senior Division Division One Division Two 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 Boots Athletic Keyworth United Res 2008/09 Kimberley M Welfare Kimberley MW Reserves Bottesford 2009/10 Boots Athletic Radcliffe Olympic Res Carlton Town Academy 2010/11 2011/12 Magdala Amateurs Underwood Villa West Bridgford 2012/13 Kimberley M Welfare Radcliffe Olympic Res Kimberley MW Res 2013/14 Magdala Amateurs Ruddington Village Res Ashland Rovers 2014/15 Bingham Town South Normanton Ath R Kimberley MW AFC 2015/16 Awsworth Villa Ruddington Village Res Keyworth United Res 2016/17 Magdala Amateurs Southwell City Reserves West Bridgford AFC 2017/18 Gedling Southbank Ashland Rovers & Kirton Brickworks Beeston Rylands Reserves 2018/19 Gedling Southbank AFC Bridgford Ravenshead Reserves Secretary of the Year Season Name Team 2004/05 Pete Edson Calverton Miners Welfare 2005/06 Alan Gilmore Magdala Amateurs 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 Bob Crawford Sandhurst 2011/12 Dave Voce Keyworth United 2012/13 Andy Radford Bulwell 2013/14 Nicola Johnson Selston 2014/15 Adrian Clark West Bridgford 2015/16 Jamie Birch Kirton Brickworks 2016/17 Zoe Murr Newark Flowserve 2017/18 Philip Allen AFC Dunkirk 2018/19 Jeff Woolley Bingham Town Key Dates & Times - Season 2019/20 League Cup Dates are subject to ground availability. Ties will be played in or near to: Round 1 5 October 2 October Q/F February S/F March Final May League Meetings: October 2019 AGM: June 2020 (all 7.30pm) December 2019 March 2020 League Match Kick-off Times All Saturday fixtures shall kick off at the following times: August, September, March, April and May – 3pm October, November, December, January and February – 2pm If a game is scheduled to be played under floodlights, the game shall kick off at 3pm ignoring the above times. Midweek fixtures shall kick off as close to 6pm as possible, except where the home Club has floodlights when fixtures shall kick off at 7.30pm. Nottinghamshire Senior League Results Reporting Please be aware of the requirements of rule 21b, which relates to the reporting of results by the home team texting them together with the goal scorers to the Results Officer. It is important to transfer this information to the media and appropriate sources as early as possible on Saturday evenings. Note that the deadlines are 5.15pm on a Saturday and 9.15pm midweek (9.45pm when using floodlights). Please do not forget to report the results of all FA County Cup games, which will allow the Fixtures Secretary
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