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Men's All Age Records MEN'S ALL AGE RECORDS MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS IN DIVISION ONE/PREMIER ONE Began 1961 40 West Pymble 1970-2009 32 Kissing Point 1978-2009 30 Hornsby RSL 1976-2005 22 Chatswood Rangers 1988-2009 17 Mt Colah 1966-1982 17 Greenwich 1978-1994 16 Wahroonga 1965-1980 15 Lindfield 1971-1985 13 Bannockburn Rovers 1978-1990 11 Asquith 1970-1980 10 Hornsby Heights 1983-1992 DIVISION ONE/PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Began 1976;Ended 1999 8 West Pymble 5 Chatswood Rangers 3 Kissing Point;Hornsby Heights 1 Hornsby FC;Wahroonga;Bannockburn;Asquith;Hornsby RSL DIVISION ONE/PREMIER LEAGUE PREMIERSHIPS* Began 1961 8 West Pymble 7 Kissing Point 6 Asquith 5 Wahroonga; 4 Hornsby FC;Hornsby Heights 3 Chatswood Rangers 2 Bradfield Brittania 1 Cowan;CBC Bank,Berowra;Grace Bros.;Greenwich;Bannockburn;Hornsby RSL;North Sydney AA;Lindfield * 1966 result not available.Either Mt Colah or Bradfield Brittania DIVISION ONE/PREMIER LEAGUE RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS* Began 1974 9 Rangers/Chatswood Rangers 5 West Pymble 3 Hornsby FC;Hornsby RSL;Hornsby Heights;Greenwich;North Sydney AA 2 Wahroonga;Asquith**;Kissing Point** 1 Bannockburn;Lindfield **Joint premiers 1979 DIVISION TWO PREMIERSHIPS Began 1966;not contested 1967 3 Mt. Kuring-gai;Bannockburn**;Hornsby Heights;Lindfield;Berowra;Northbridge 2 Asquith;Hornsby RSL;Mt Colah;Wahroonga**;NS Hellas,UTS;Lane Cove 1 Pymble;Hornsby United;North Turramurra;Albion;Cowan;Artarmon;Rangers;Homenetmen;Dalleys;Barker Old Boys; NS Bears;Knox United ** Joint premiers 1978 DIVISION TWO RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1980 6 Bannockburn 4 Asquith 3 Wahroonga;Rangers/Chatswood Rangers;Berowra 2 St Ives;NS Artarmon;Hornsby HeightsNorth Sydney AA 1 North Turramurra;Barker Old Boys;Lane Cove DIVISION THREE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1971 3 Berowra;Greenwich 2 Kissing Point;Bannockburn;Hornsby Heights;Lindfield;CFC;Northbridge;NS Bears; 1 Turramurra United;Hornsby FC;Vikings;NS Amateurs;NS Hellas;Artarmon;Rangers;UTS;Dalmacija;Lane Cove;Mt Colah;St Ives;Knox Old Boys;North Sydney AA;West Pymble;AsquithNorthside Monash DIVISION THREE RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1981;not contested 1991 4 Rangers/Chatswood Rangers;North Sydney AA 3 Kissing Point 2 St Leo's;Lane Cove;NS Monash; 1 NS Hellas;North Ryde;Artarmon;North Sydney;Hornsby Heights;Gordon;NS Artarmon;CFC;NS Bears;Barker Old Boys; Asquith DIVISION FOUR PREMIERSHIPS Began 1973 3 Lane Cove;North Turramurra 2 Lindfield;St Ives;NS Bears;Hornsby RSL;Rangers/Chatswood RangersNorthside Monash 1 St Leo's;Hornsby Heights;Pymble United;Kissing Point;Bannockburn;Northbridge;Turramurra United;NS Hellas;Artarmon; Chatswood;NSWIT;ACYA;Wahroonga;Mt Kuring-gai;Greenwich;Knox Old Boys;NorthbridgeMt Colah; DIVISION FOUR RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1984;not contested 1991-1992 5 North Sydney AA 3 Northbridge 2 Rangers;Asquith;Gordon;Lane Cove;St Ives 1 Lindfield;UTS;Hornsby RSL;Bannockburn;NS Bears;Northside Monash DIVISION FIVE PREMIERSHIPS* Began 1975;not contested 1991 4 Lindfield 3 North Turramurra**;St Ives; 2 West Pymble;Vikings;Lane Cove;NS Bears;NSBHS 1 Bannockburn;Asquith;Mt Colah**;CFC;Hornsby Heights;Gordon;NS Artarmon;Dalmacija;Rangers;Knox Old Boys;Lane Cove West;Northbridge;NS Monash;North Sydney AA * 1978 missing ** Joint premiers 1979 DIVISION FIVE RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1997 6 NSBHS 3 NS Bears 2 UTS 1 St Ives;Barker Old Boys DIVISION SIX PREMIERSHIPS Began 1995;not contested 2001,2004,2007 2 Willoughby United;Brooklyn;North Sydney AA 1 Bannockburn;Wahroonga;Greenwich;Gordon;St Pius;Mt Kuring-gai;Hornsby RSL;UTS;Lane Cove;Chase United; Lindfield;Mt Colah DIVISION SIX RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1999;not contested 2001-02;2004,2007 1 North Sydney AA;Mt Colah;NS Bears;Lindfield;Kissing Point;Barker Old Boys DIVISION SEVEN PREMIERSHIPS Began 1999;not contested 2002 2 Brooklyn;St Ives 1 Dalmacija;Lane Cove West;Hornsby Heights;Northbridge;North Turramurra;Hornsby RSL;West Pymble OVER 30/35 DIVISION ONE PREMIERSHIPS Over 30 began 1986;Over 35 began 1994 6 Kissing Point 5 Chatswood Rangers 3 Dalmacija; 2 Greenwich;Wahroonga;West Pymble 1 North Turramurra;North Sydney AA;Lindfield;West Pymble;Northbridge OVER 35 DIVISION ONE RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 2000 4 Chatswood Rangers 3 West Pymble 1 Lane Cove;St Ives;Lindfield OVER 35 DIVISION TWO PREMIERSHIPS Began 1996 2 Prouille;Mt Colah;North Sydney AA 1 Lane Cove;Rustic Rangers;Wahroonga;Hornsby Heights;St Michael's;Northbridge;Lindfield;Greenwich OVER 35 DIVISION TWO RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 2003 2 Mt Colah;Kissing Point 1 West Pymble;St Ives;St Michael's OVER 35 DIVISION THREE PREMIERSHIPS Began 1998 3 Hornsby RSL 1 Kissing Point;Lindfield;Bannockburn;Prouille;Mt Colah;Chase United;Lane Cove; OVER 35 DIVISION THREE RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 2006 2 Northbridge 1 Lane Cove;Lane Cove West OVER 35 DIVISION FOUR PREMIERSHIPS Began 2001 3 West Pymble 1 Lindfield;Gordon;Greenwich;North Sydney AA;Mt Colah OVER 35 DIVISION FOUR RESERVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 2006 1 NS Bears;Hornsby Heights;Mt Colah;Lane Cove West OVER 35 DIVISION FIVE PREMIERSHIPS Began 2004 1 Northbridge;Brooklyn;Greenwich;Chatswood Rangers;Prouille OVER 45 DIVISION ONE PREMIERSHIPS 1 Bannockburn-Clarke Road;Chatswood Rangers OVER 45 DIVISION TWO PREMIERSHIPS 1 Greenwich;Prouille OVER 45 DIVISION THREE PREMIERSHIPS 1 Lane Cove West MOST CONSECUTIVE DIVISION ONE/PREMIER LEAGUE PREMIERSHIPS 5 Asquith 2002-2006 4 Wahroonga 1968-1971 4 Hornsby FC 1973-1976 3 Kissing Point 1992-1994 KDSA Cup 6 Kissing Point;West Pymble 5 Wahroonga;North Sydney 3 Hornsby FC;Chatswood Rangers;Lindfield 2 Hornsby RSL;Mt Colah;Dalleys;Hornsby Heights 1 Asquith;NS Bears;Berowra RICK CLOSE OVER 35 CUP WINS 10 West Pymble 1 St Ives;Chatswood Rangers DIVISION ONE/PREMIER LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP - KDSA CUP DOUBLES* 3 Wahroonga 1968;1969;1977 3 Hornsby FC 1973;1975;1976 2 Kissing Point 1980;1986 1 Chatswood Rangers 1999 1 Hornsby Heights 2000 * Premier League/KDSA Cup Double from 1982 on. DIVISION ONE/PREMIER LEAGUE FIRST & RESERVE GRADE DOUBLES 3 Hornsby FC 1974-1976 2 Hornsby Heights 1983;1987 2 Chatswood Rangers 1997;1999 1 Wahroonga 1977 1 Asquith 2004 TOTAL ALL AGE PREMIERSHIPS* 27 Rangers/Chatswood Rangers 19 North Sydney AA;Asquith 18 Hornsby Heights;Bannockburn 17 West Pymble 16 Kissing Point;Wahroonga;West Pymble;Lindfield 13 Lane Cove;North Sydney Bears;St Ives 12 Northbridge 11 Hornsby RSL 9 Berowra;Greenwich;North Turramurra 8 Hornsby FC;UTS/NSWIT 6 NSBHS;Mt Colah 5 Brooklyn;Gordon;Mt Kuring-gai 4 Artarmon(2);CFC;Dalmacija/Dalleys;Northside Monash;Knox OB/Knox United;BOBS 3 Homenetmen/Willoughby United;North Shore Hellas;North Sydney Artarmon;St Leo's;Vikings 2 Bradfield Britannia;Cowan;Lane Cove West;Pymble United;Turramurra United 1 ACYA;Albion;CBC Bank;Chase United;Chatswood;Grace Bros.;Hornsby United;North Ryde;North Sydney;North Sydney Amateurs;St Pius * Missing 1966 AA1;1978 AA5 3 PREMIERSHIPS IN THE SAME SEASON 1980 Bannockburn Rovers 1981 Wahroonga 1987 Hornsby Heights 1999 Chatswood Rangers 2001 North Sydney AA 2005 Lindfield 2007 North Sydney AA 2008 North Sydney AA 2009 Northside Monash TOTAL OVER 30/35 PREMIERSHIPS 12 Chatswood Rangers 9 Kissing Point;West Pymble 7 Mt Colah 6 Greenwich;Lindfield 5 Northbridge;Prouille 4 Lane Cove;North Sydney AA 3 Dalmacija;Wahroonga;Lane Cove West;Hornsby RSL 2 Hornsby Heights;Gordon;St Ives;St Michael's 1 North Turramurra;Rustic Rangers;Bannockburn;Chase United;North Sydney Bears;Brooklyn; ..
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