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DIVISION 3 Fixtures 2021 17/04/2021 18/04/2021 Sunday Arnside A v Holme A Morecambe 3 v Silverdale A Ambleside v Heysham A L Valley v Galgate Bolton-le-Sands v Sedgwick A 24/04/2021 25/04/2021 Sunday Bolton-le-Sands v Arnside A Carnforth 3 v Ambleside L Valley v Morecambe 3 Silverdale A v Heysham A Sedgwick A v Holme A 01/05/2021 08/05/2021 Ambleside v Bolton-le-Sands Galgate v Holme A Arnside A v Sedgwick A Heysham A v Bolton-le-Sands Galgate v Carnforth 3 Heysham A v L Valley Holme A v Silverdale A 09/05/2021 Sunday 15/05/2021 Carnforth 3 v Arnside A Arnside A v Morecambe 3 Morecambe 3 v Ambleside Holme A v Heysham A Silverdale A v L Valley Ambleside v Sedgwick A L Valley v Carnforth 3 16/05/2021 Sunday 22/05/2021 Silverdale A v Galgate Bolton-le-Sands v Morecambe 3 Galgate v Arnside A Heysham A v Carnforth 3 Holme A v Ambleside Sedgwick A v Silverdale A 29/05/2021 30/05/2021 Sunday Ambleside v Galgate Carnforth 3 v Bolton-le-Sands L Valley v Sedgwick A Morecambe 3 v Heysham A Silverdale A v Arnside A 05/06/2021 12/06/2021 Arnside A v L Valley Arnside A v Ambleside Bolton-le-Sands v Silverdale A Galgate v Bolton-le-Sands Heysham A v Galgate Holme A v L Valley Holme A v Morecambe 3 Sedgwick A v Carnforth 3 13/06/2021 Sunday 19/06/2021 Morecambe 3 v Sedgwick A Ambleside v Silverdale A Silverdale A Carnforth 3 Galgate v Morecambe 3 L Valley v Bolton-le-Sands Sedgwick A v Heysham A 20/06/2021 Sunday 26/06/2021 Carnforth 3 v Holme A Arnside A v Heysham A Bolton-le-Sands v Holme A L Valley v Ambleside Sedgwick A v Galgate 27/06/2021 Sunday 03/07/2021 Morecambe 3 v Carnforth 3 Galgate v L Valley Heysham A v Ambleside Holme A v Arnside A Sedgwick A v Bolton-le-Sands 04/07/2021 Sunday 10/07/2021 Silverdale A v Morecambe 3 Ambleside v Carnforth 3 Arnside A v Bolton-le-Sands Heysham A v Silverdale A Holme A v Sedgwick A 11/07/2021 Sunday 17/07/2021 Morecambe 3 v L Valley Bolton-le-Sands v Ambleside L Valley v Heysham A Sedgwick A v Arnside A Silverdale A v Holme A 17/07/2021 Sunday 24/07/2021 Carnforth 3 v Galgate Ambleside v Morecambe 3 Arnside A v Carnforth 3 Bolton-le-Sands v Heysham A Holme A v Galgate L Valley v Silverdale A 31/07/2021 01/08/2021 Sunday Galgate v Silverdale A Carnforth 3 v L Valley Heysham A v Holme A Morecambe 3 v Arnside A Sedgwick A v Ambleside 07/08/2021 08/08/2021 Sunday Arnside A v Galgate Carnforth 3 v Heysham A Ambleside v Holme A Morecambe 3 v Bolton-le-Sands Silverdale A v Sedgwick A 14/08/2021 21/08/2021 Arnside A v Silverdale A Galgate v Heysham A Galgate v Ambleside L Valley v Arnside A Heysham A v Morecambe 3 Sedgwick A v L Valley Bolton-le-Sands v Carnforth 3 22/08/2021 Sunday 28/08/2021 Carnforth 3 v Sedgwick A Bolton-le-Sands v L Valley Morecambe 3 v Holme A Heysham A v Sedgwick A Silverdale A v Bolton-le-Sands Holme A v Carnforth 3 29/08/2021 Sunday 04/09/2021 Morecambe 3 v Galgate Ambleside v Arnside A Silverdale A v Ambleside Bolton-le-Sands v Galgate L Valley v Holme A Sedgwick A v Morecambe 3 05/09/2021 Sunday 11/09/2021 Carnforth 3 v Silverdale A Ambleside v L Valley Galgate v Sedgwick A Heysham A v Arnside A Holme A v Bolton-le-Sands 11/09/2021 Sunday Carnforth 3 v Morecambe 3.
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