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LEAGUE STRUCTURE of SOUTH WEST DIVISION 2020/21 South LEAGUE STRUCTURE OF SOUTH WEST DIVISION 2020/21 South West Premier Cornwall One Western Counties North a) Bournemouth a) Bodmin a) Avonmouth OB b) Brixham b) Camborne SoM b) Barton Hill c) Camborne c) Helston c) Cheltenham d) Drybrook d) Illogan Park d) Cheltenham North e) Exeter University e) Lankelly-Fowey e) Chipping Sodbury f) Exmouth f) Roseland f) Chosen Hill g) Hornets g) St Agnes g) Cleve h) Ivybridge h) Clevedon i) Launceston Cornwall Two i) Gordano j) Okehampton a) Camelford j) Matson k) Old Centralians b) Perranporth k) Midsomer Norton l) Old Redcliffians c) Redruth Albany l) Old Bristolians m) Royal Wootton Bass d) St Ives m) Spartans n) Weston-super-Mare e) St Just n) Winscombe f) Stithians South West One West Gloucestershire Premier a) Bridgwater & Albion Devon One a) Bristol Saracens b) Chew Valley a) Buckfastleigh Ramblers b) Cheltenham Sara c) Crediton b) Dartmouth c) Clifton II d) Devonport Services c) Exeter Athletic d) Coney Hill e) Keynsham d) Exeter Saracens e) Dings Crusaders II f) Lydney e) Ilfracombe f) Frampton Cotterell g) Newent f) New Cross g) Hucclecote h) North Petherton g) Old Plymothian h) Longlevens i) Old Patesians h) Old Technicians i) Old Cryptians j) Sidmouth i) Plymouth Argaum j) Old Elizabethans k) St Austell j) Salcombe k) Old Richians l) Stroud k) South Molton l) Ross on Wye m) Thornbury l) Tamar Saracens n) Wellington m) Torrington Gloucestershire One N n) Totnes a) Berry Hill Western Counties West b) Brockworth a) Bideford c) Chosen Hill II b) Burnham on Sea d) Cirencester c) Chard e) Drybrook II d) Falmouth f) Fairford e) Honiton g) Gloucester Old Boys f) Kingsbridge h) Gordon League g) Newton Abbot i) Matson II h) Paignton j) Old Centralians II i) Penryn k) Smiths Rugby j) Teignmouth l) Widden Old Boys k) Tiverton l) Truro Gloucestershire One S m) Wadebridge a) Aretians n) Wiveliscombe b) Ashley Down OB c) Avonmouth OB II Cornwall/Devon League d) Barton Hill II a) Bude e) Bream b) Cullompton f) Dursley c) Hayle g) Lydney II d) Liskeard-Looe h) St Brendans OB e) Newquay Hornets i) St Marys OB f) North Tawton j) Thornbury II g) Pirates Amateurs k) United Bristol Hosp h) Plymstock Albion Oaks l) Whitehall i) Saltash j) Tavistock k) Topsham l) Torquay Athletic m) Veor n) Withycombe Gloucestershire Two N Somerset Premier Somerset Two South a) Bredon Star a) Avon a) Burnham-on-Sea II b) Cheltenham CS b) Bristol Harlequins b) Castle Cary c) Cheltenham II c) Crewkerne c) Chard II d) Minchinhampton d) Hornets II d) Cheddar Valley II e) Newent II e) Imperial e) Martock f) Norton f) Minehead Barbarians f) Minehead Barbarians II g) Old Cryptians II g) Nailsea & Backwell g) Somerton h) Old Patesians II h) Oldfield OB h) Wells II i) Painswick i) St Bernadettes i) Winscombe II j) Stroud II j) Stothert & Pitt j) Wiveliscombe II k) Tewkesbury k) Tor k) Wyvern l) Westbury-on-Severn l) Wells l) Yeovil II m) Weston-super-Mare II Gloucestershire Two S n) Yatton Somerset Three North a) Bishopston a) Bristol Harlequins II b) Bristol Aeroplanes Somerset One b) Chew Valley III c) Broad Plain a) Bridgwater & Albion II c) Gordano III d) Cleve II b) Cheddar Valley d) Imperial II e) Cotham Park c) Chew Valley II e) Keynsham III f) Frampton Cotterell II d) Keynsham II f) Nailsea & Backwell III g) Kingswood e) Midsomer Norton II g) Old Culverhaysians h) North Bristol f) Morganians h) St Bernadettes OB II i) Old Bristolians II g) Nailsea & Backwell II i) Yatton III j) Old Colstonians h) North Petherton II k) Southmead i) Old Redcliffians II Somerset Three South l) Whitehall II j) Old Sulians a) Chard III k) Taunton II b) Crewkerne II l) Wellington II c) Frome III d) Huish Tigers Somerset Two North e) Midsomer Nort III a) Bath Old Edwardians f) Somerton II b) Bristol Barbarians g) Tor II c) Bristol Telephones h) Wells III d) Clevedon II i) Wincanton e) Gordano II f) Hornets III g) Old Redcliffians III h) Oldfield Old Boys II i) Stothert & Pitt II j) Walcot II k) Weston-super-Mare III l) Yatton II South West One East Berks/Bucks & Oxon 1 Berks/Bucks & Oxon 3 N a) Banbury a) Amersham & Chiltern II a) Abingdon II b) Beaconsfield b) Banbury II b) Aylesbury III c) Bracknell c) Beaconsfield II c) Bicester II d) Buckingham d) Chinnor III d) Buckingham III e) Chippenham e) Marlow II e) Chinnor IV f) Frome f) Newbury II f) Gosford AB II g) Grove g) Oxford Harlequins II g) Grove III h) Marlborough h) Rams III h) Harwell i) Newbury Blues i) Reading Abbey II i) Littlemore j) Oxford Harlequins j) Reading II j) Ox Harl III k) Sherborne k) Windsor II k) Stow on the Wold II l) Trowbridge l) Witney II l) Wheatley II m) Windsor n) Witney Berks/Bucks & Oxon 2 N Berks/Bucks & Oxon 3 S a) Aylesbury II a) Bracknell IV Southern Counties South b) Banbury III b) Didcot II a) Avonvale c) Buckingham II c) High Wycombe III b) Combe Down d) Chipping Norton II d) Hungerford II c) Corsham e) Faringdon e) Newbury III d) Devizes f) Grove II f) Phoenix II e) Dorchester g) High Wycombe II g) Reading Abbey III f) Salisbury h) Oxford h) Thatcham II g) Swanage & Wareham i) Risborough i) Wallingford II h) Swindon j) Witney III j) Windsor III i) Swindon Coll j) Walcot Berks/Bucks & Oxon 2 S Dorset & Wilts 1 Nth k) Wimborne a) Berkshire Shire Hall a) Calne l) Yeovil b) Bracknell III b) Chippenham II c) Henley III c) Frome II Southern Counties North d) Maidenhead III d) Marlborough II a) Aylesbury e) Marlow III e) Melksham b) Bicester f) Phoenix f) Minety c) Gosford All Blacks g) Rams IV g) Royal Wootton Bass II d) High Wycombe h) Reading III h) Sutton Benger e) Marlow i) Slough II i) Swindon II f) Milton Keynes j) Tadley II j) Trowbridge II g) Reading k) Warminster h) Reading Abbey l) Westbury i) Shipston-on-Stour j) Stow on the Wold Dorset & Wilts 1 Sth k) Thatcham a) Blandford l) Wallingford b) Bournemouth III c) Bridport Berks/Bucks & Ox Prem d) Dorset Dockers a) Abingdon e) North Dorset b) Aldermaston f) Oakmeadians c) Bletchley g) Puddletown d) Chesham h) Salisbury II e) Chipping Norton i) Sherborne II f) Crowthorne j) Swanage & Wareham II g) Didcot k) Weymouth & Portland h) Drifters l) Wimborne II i) Hungerford j) Slough k) Tadley l) Wheatley Dorset & Wilts II Cent Dorset & Wilts II Nth Dorset & Wilts II Sth a) Amesbury a) Chippenham III a) Christchurch b) Bath Saracens b) Colerne b) Dorchester II c) Bradford on Avon c) Corsham II c) East Dorset d) Combe Down II d) Cricklade d) Ellingham & Ring II e) Melksham II e) Devizes II e) Lytchett Minster f) North Dorset II f) Pewsey Vale f) Oakmeadians II g) Salisbury III g) Royal Wootton Bass III g) Poole h) Warminster II h) Supermarine h) Swanage & Wareham III i) Wheatsheaf CC i) Swindon College OB II i) Wimborne III .
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