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LEVEL 3 FINAL LEVEL 4 National One National 2 North National 2 South ▲Richmond 116.44 LEAGUE ▲Caldy 142.79 ▲Taunton Titans 122.02 Rams 107.79 Fylde 107.88 ▲Tonbridge Juddian 117.02 Rosslyn Park 107.21 TABLES Hinckley 101.73 Redruth 114.90 Chinnor 102.60 Sedgley Park 100.38 Henley 113.75 Blackheath 98.17 Loughborough St. 90.10 Clifton 99.52 Plymouth Albion 89.13 SEASON Chester 84.71 Bury St Edmunds 97.50 Darlington M. Pk 89.04 Stourbridge 81.44 Leicester Lions 95.66 Cinderford 84.32 2019/20 Hull 76.25 Esher 90.00 O. Elthamians 82.21 Wharfedale 70.29 Worthing 75.10 Cambridge 80.29 Sheffield Tigers 70.00 O. Albanians 68.17 Bishop's Stortford 77.52 Tynedale 69.97 Dings Crusaders 65.00 Sale FC 75.48 Huddersfield 68.17 Barnes 55.29 B'ham Moseley 52.02 Luctonians 64.71 Westcliff 46.44 ▼Rotherham 48.85 ▼Otley 62.79 ▼Sutton & Epsom 31.89 ▼Canterbury 18.85 ▼Preston G. 34.52 ▼O. Redcliffians 31.38 ▼Hull Ionians 13.75 ▼Scunthorpe 7.21 ▼Bournemouth 22.12 16 16 16 LEVEL 5 NORTH PREMIER MIDLANDS PREMIER SW PREMIER L & SE PREMIER ▲Blaydon 100.45 ▲Bournville 109.96 ▲Barnstaple 88.69 ▲Rochford Hundred 116.13 ▲Harrogate 99.51 Newport (Salop) 88.53 Weston-S-Mare 73.47 ▲Guernsey 115.82 Macclesfield 98.09 Sheffield 88.24 Maidenhead 73.33 Wimbledon 112.27 Sandal 94.47 Bridgnorth 84.40 Okehampton 67.20 Hertford 74.45 Billingham 92.42 Sandbach 74.40 Brixham 63.60 Dorking 70.85 Blackburn 71.74 Bromsgrove 67.60 Exeter Univ 59.89 Tunbridge Wells 67.25 Lymm 62.64 Doncaster Phoenix 56.97 Drybrook 56.40 Sevenoaks 66.30 Kirkby Lonsdale 56.73 Nuneaton 51.60 Ivybridge 56.40 Sidcup 56.73 Rossendale 56.02 Burton 48.00 Camborne 55.20 Brighton 52.65 Wirral 54.60 Paviors 46.67 Exmouth 54.00 Tring 44.79 Alnwick 47.86 Broadstreet 43.87 Launceston 53.87 CS Stags 1863 41.36 ▼Carlisle 46.48 ▼Kettering 33.45 ▼Newbury Blues 44.40 ▼L. Irish Wild Geese 37.82 ▼Morpeth 41.36 ▼Peterborough Lions 2.20 ▼Bracknell 38.93 ▼Bedford Athletic 31.91 ▼Ilkley 12.28 ▼Guildford 28.36 14 13 13 14 LEVEL 6 North 1 West North 1 East Midlands 1 West Midlands 1 East ▲Burnage 95.96 ▲York 106.38 ▲Dudley Kingswnfd 106.36 ▲Syston 127.64 ▲Northwich 93.95 Cleckheaton 85.15 Kenilworth 101.64 ▲Oundle 106.36 Altrincham Kersal 93.36 Moortown 85.09 Lichfield 98.22 Derby 103.21 Firwood Waterloo 93.13 Driffield 82.73 Whitchurch 87.75 West Bridgford 81.68 Wilmslow 93.10 Kendal 73.67 Hereford 83.96 Oadby Wygg. 81.66 Birkenhead Park 87.75 Morley 73.27 Newbold-on-Avon 69.73 O. Northampt'n's 77.64 Stockport 82.73 Pocklington 67.36 Ludlow 64.64 Lutterworth 64.57 Douglas (I.o.M.) 70.20 Scarborough 66.18 Stoke on Trent 63.90 Mkt Harborough 63.82 Vale of Lune 57.20 Malton & Norton 65.24 Worcester 55.47 Rugby Lions 57.91 Penrith 52.91 Bradford & Bingley 64.53 Sutton Coldfield 51.88 Peterborough 54.60 Broughton Park 52.71 Durham City 63.82 Droitwich 42.55 Towcestrians 54.53 Bowdon 32.26 ▼Percy Park 63.82 O. Halesonians 39.35 ▼Melbourne 25.17 ▼Warrington 23.24 ▼West Hartlepool 27.54 ▼Stourbridge Lions 37.07 ▼Olney 23.83 ▼Keswick 14.05 ▼Huddersfield YMCA -22.84 ▼Kidderminster 9.45 ▼Wellingborough 7.80 14 14 14 14 S West 1 West S West 1 East London 1 South London 1 North ▲Hornets 87.88 ▲O. Centralians 119.17 ▲Havant 104.65 ▲N. Walsham 122.18 Thornbury 82.00 ▲R. W. Bassett 111.09 ▲Westcombe Pk 100.32 Colchester 93.36 Lydney 81.60 Banbury 99.27 Camberley 94.55 O. Haberdashers 92.18 Devonport S. 80.53 Oxford Quins 86.27 Medway 91.00 Harpenden 85.09 Sidmouth 71.45 Marlborough 78.00 Cobham 85.37 Eton Manor 78.03 Chew Valley 70.47 Sherborne 73.27 Belsize Park 84.28 Southend Saxons 78.00 Bridgwater & A 64.80 Buckingham 72.09 Horsham 65.00 Sudbury 76.82 N. Petherton 61.20 Chippenham 68.55 Chichester 63.82 Brentwood 74.45 Keynsham 60.12 O. Patesians 54.17 KCS Old Boys 61.45 Shelford 65.65 Crediton 45.60 Beaconsfield 53.18 Thurrock 57.91 Chingford 49.64 Newent 39.73 Windsor 51.57 L. Cornish 52.00 Amersham & C. 44.91 ▼Cleve 34.80 Trowbridge 39.00 ▼HAC 48.45 ▼O. Priorians 33.09 ▼Newton Abbot 20.40 ▼Wimborne 37.48 ▼Dartfordians 28.36 ▼Woodford 21.23 ▼Salisbury 6.82 ▼Beckenham 27.95 ▼Ruislip -5.00 13 14 14 14 LEVEL 7 North 2 W Dur/North One Yorks One ▲Manchester 115.16 ▲Consett 126.45 ▲O. Brodleians 110.74 ▲Glossop 112.31 Middlesbrough 99.27 ▲Heath 105.89 Rochdale 107.31 Northern 99.04 Beverley 85.09 Leigh 91.00 S. Shields Westoe 98.58 O. Crossleyans 82.73 Anselmians 82.73 Stockton 89.82 West Leeds 71.26 Aspatria 57.63 Novocastrians 75.64 Bradford Salem 60.45 Southport 55.68 Medicals 71.58 Selby 60.27 Aspull 54.17 Whitley Bay Rockliff 69.98 Goole 60.00 Tarleton 52.47 Acklam 59.09 Dinnington 56.98 De La Salle 51.85 Hartlepool Rovers 50.82 Leodiensian 56.61 Winnington Pk 44.32 Horden & Peterlee 47.27 Bridlington 55.55 Bolton 41.36 ▼Gateshead 18.91 Pontefract 50.82 ▼Eccles 37.58 ▼North Shields 18.32 ▼Keighley 45.74 ▼Sefton 32.03 ▼Barnard Castle 4.99 ▼Hullensians 25.65 14 14 14 Mids 2 W (N) Mids 2 W (S) Mids 2 E (N) Mids 2 E (S) ▲Wolverhampton 100.83 ▲Stratf'd on Avon 99.55 ▲Dronfield 86.78 ▲Leighton Buzzard 97.78 Camp Hill 91.67 ▲Malvern 93.50 Matlock 85.56 ▲Belgrave 89.22 Stafford 81.89 Nuneaton O. Eds 90.67 Coalville 74.56 Leicester Forest 81.89 Leek 78.10 Barkers Butts 85.56 Mkt. Rasen & L. 73.33 Mkt Bosworth 71.78 Walsall 55.23 Leamington 51.94 Long Eaton 70.40 Bugbrooke 68.44 Longton 55.00 O. Laurentians 49.19 Newark 55.83 Northampton OS 63.56 Tamworth 52.86 Silhillians 46.44 Ilkeston 53.57 Vipers 47.61 Moseley Oak 40.39 Pinley 41.56 Loughborough 44.61 Northampton Casuals 42.78 Crewe & Nantwich 40.33 Spartans 34.38 Ashbourne 39.63 St. Ives (Midlands) 32.69 Newcastle (Staffs) 25.67 Earlsdon 31.60 Lincoln 36.67 Long Buckby 30.53 ▼Burntwood 24.18 Evesham 30.56 ▼Nott'gham Casuals 30.40 ▼Melton Mowbray 23.22 ▼Shrewsbury 19.56 ▼Southam 8.56 ▼Ashfield -5.00 ▼Stewarts & Lloyds 13.60 12 12 12 12 W Counties N S Counties N London 2NW London 2NE ▲Stroud 126.73 ▲Witney 98.18 ▲London Welsh 97.78 ▲Norwich 100.22 Matson 97.97 Reading 83.11 ▲Hammersmith & F. 90.44 Southwold 83.88 Cheltenham 97.03 Shipston on Stour 73.98 Chiswick 78.83 Ipswich 83.11 Midsomer Norton 90.05 Marlow 71.50 Hampstead 69.67 Wymondham 74.53 Avonmouth OB 88.40 High Wycombe 67.38 Hemel Hempstead 62.98 Diss 65.48 Chipping Sodbury 84.50 Aylesbury 64.78 Fullerians 62.79 Stowmarket 63.40 Barton Hill 69.73 Bicester 46.44 Grasshoppers 59.89 Saffron Walden 47.67 Gordano 60.27 Stow-on-the-Wold 44.00 Letchworth 50.05 S. Woodham Ferrers 45.83 Winscombe 53.97 Wallingford 39.11 Hackney 42.35 Wanstead 41.56 O. Bristolians 50.82 Reading Abbey 37.89 Datchworth 40.33 ▼Romford & GP 35.44 Spartans (Glos) 49.87 ▼Chesham 18.33 ▼Welwyn 19.56 ▼Holt 31.08 Clevedon 41.60 ▼Didcot 17.11 ▼Luton 15.40 ▼Epping U Clapton 11.00 ▼Bristol Saracens 24.70 12 12 12 ▼Coney Hill -11.73 14 W Counties W S Counties S London 2SW London 2SE ▲Wellington 107.28 ▲Grove 97.59 ▲Battersea I. 84.98 ▲Haywards Heath 89.40 ▲St Austell 106.36 ▲Frome 88.00 ▲Farnham 84.33 O. Colfeians 83.11 Teignmouth 94.03 Swindon 84.18 Eastleigh 77.00 O. Alleynians 73.33 Kingsbridge 88.64 Devizes 61.11 Winchester 66.00 Charlton Park 72.11 Wadebridge C. 79.65 Swanage & W. 61.11 O. Reigatian 56.22 Crowborough 68.20 Penryn 74.10 Combe Down 55.00 Chobham 52.56 Gravesend 59.89 Chard 71.62 Yeovil 48.52 Tottonians 52.53 Hove 59.03 Bideford 62.64 Swindon Coll. OB 47.67 Twickenham 48.89 Deal & Betteshanger 56.22 Tiverton 46.09 Walcot 36.58 London Exiles 46.44 Beccehamian 41.53 Falmouth 43.73 Corsham 34.22 O. Tonbridgians 42.58 Thanet Wanderers 37.28 Honiton 42.03 Thatcham 29.33 ▼O. Emanuel 39.88 ▼Dover 34.22 Saltash 40.30 ▼North Dorset 21.27 ▼O. Cranleighans 35.33 ▼Maidstone -3.63 ▼Wiveliscombe 39.43 12 12 12 ▼Cullompton 34.27 14.
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