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AVON SUMMER LEAGUE, MEN, 2021 v2: April 29th Division: 1 1. Clifton I v2: removal of Olveston & Tockington IV from Div 9C 2. Redland Green I 3. University of Bristol Tennis 4. Downend & Frenchay I 5. Cotham Park I 6. Cleeve Hill I Division: 2A Division: 2B 1. Central I 1. Downend & Frenchay II 2. Rodway Hill I 2. Sodbury I 3. David Lloyd Bristol I 3. Portishead I 4. David Lloyd Westbury I 4. Lansdown I 5. Lansdown II 5. Thornbury I 6. Knowle I 6. David Lloyd Bristol II Division: 3A Division: 3B 1. Bishop Sutton I 1. Clevedon I 2. Redland Green III 2. Clifton II 3. Bath I 3. Sodbury II 4. Cleeve Hill II 4. Redland Green II 5. Kings I 5. Central II 6. Clifton III 6. Bath II Division: 4A Division: 4B 1. Kings II 1. Knowle II 2. Almondsbury I 2. Lansdown III 3. Henleaze I 3. David Lloyd Westbury II 4. Somer Valley Tennis I 4. Bath III 5. Knowle III 5. Redland Green IV 6. Backwell I 6. Cotham Park II Division: 5A Division: 5B 1. Portishead II 1. Clifton IV 2. Olveston & Tockington I 2. David Lloyd Westbury III 3. Cleeve Hill III 3. Camvale I 4. Knowle IV 4. Downend & Frenchay III 5. Sodbury III 5. Bath IV 6. Bishop Sutton II 6. Cleeve Hill IV Division: 6A Division: 6B 1. Lakeview 1. Downend & Frenchay IV 2. Fry I 2. Cleeve Hill V 3. Backwell II 3. Bishop Sutton III 4. Thornbury II 4. Cotham Park III 5. Sodbury IV 5. Olveston & Tockington II 6. Olveston & Tockington III 6. Somer Valley Tennis II Division: 7A Division: 7B 1. Rodway Hill II 1. Henleaze II 2. Redland Green V 2. Central III 3. David Lloyd Westbury IV 3. Saltford I 4. Sodbury V 4. Kings III 5. David Lloyd Bristol III 5. Cleeve Hill VI 6. Winterbourne I 6. Knowle V Division: 8A Division: 8B Division: 8C Division: 8D 1. Almondsbury II 1. Pensford 1. Cotham Park IV 1. Central VI 2. Saltford II 2. Somer Valley Tennis III 2. Central IV 2. Kings IV 3. Hanham 3. Kings V 3. Thornbury III 3. Knowle VI 4. Central V 4. Westbury Park 4. Rodway Hill III 4. Clifton V 5. Crescent 5. Lansdown IV 5. Sodbury VI 5. Henleaze III 6. Camvale II 6. Portishead III 6. David Lloyd Westbury V 6. Backwell III Division: 9A Division: 9B Division: 9C 1. Congresbury II 1. Somer Valley Tennis V 1. Downend & Frenchay VI 2. Woodlands (Hanham) 2. Nailsea 2. Sodbury VII 3. Winterbourne II 3. Almondsbury III 3. Olveston & Tockington IV 4. Clevedon II 4. Downend & Frenchay V 4. Congresbury I 5. Redland Green VI 5. Fry II 5. Somer Valley Tennis IV 6. Thornbury IV 6. Cotham Park V 6. Cleeve.

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