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Aberystwyth League 
Summary
The Aberystwyth & District Football League (known as the Cynghrair Cambrian Tyres Aberystwyth League) is a football league in Mid Wales, sitting at the fifth level of the Welsh football league system.
| Founded | 1934 |
|---|---|
| Country |  Wales |
| Divisions | 1 |
| Number of teams | 10 |
| Level on pyramid | 5 |
| Promotion to | Central Wales Football League |
| Current champions | Penparcau reserves (2022-23) |
| Most championships | Penparcau (11 titles) |
| Website | League website |
The league hosts several cup competitions: J. Emrys Morgan Cup, Dai 'Dynamo' Davies Cup, League Cup, Len & Julie Newman Memorial Trophy, Second Division Trophy and Consolation Cup.
Teams promoted from Division One can enter the Mid Wales League if standards and facilities fell into line with the regulations of the Mid Wales League.
Member clubs for the 2023–24 season edit
Division One edit
- Aberystwyth University (reserves) (withdrew November 2023)
- Bont
- Borth United
- Corris United
- Llanilar (reserves)
- Padarn United
- Penparcau (reserves) (withdrew September 2023)
- Talybont
- Tregaron Turfs (reserves)
- Tywyn & Bryncrug (reserves)
League champions - Top division edit
Information sourced from the Welsh Soccer Archive[1] unless referenced.
1930s edit
1940s edit
1950s edit
- 1950–51: Aberayron[8]
- 1951–52: Trefechain[9]
- 1952–53: Trefechain[10]
- 1953–54: Aberystwyth Rovers[11]
- 1954–55: Aberayron[12]
- 1955–56: Tregaron Turfs F.C.[13]
- 1956–57: University College of Wales reserves[14]
- 1957–58: YMCA[15]
- 1958–59: University College of Wales reserves[16]
- 1959–60: Dewi Stars[17]
1960s edit
1970s edit
- 1970–71: Bont
- 1971–72: CPD Penrhyncoch
- 1972–73: Phoenix
- 1973–74: Llanilar
- 1974–75: CPD Penrhyncoch
- 1975–76: CPD Penrhyncoch
- 1976–77: CPD Penrhyncoch
- 1977–78: CPD Penrhyncoch
- 1978–79: Aber Athletics Club
- 1979–80: Bryncrug
1980s edit
- 1980–81: Dolgellau Athletic[27]
- 1981–82: Barmouth & Dyffryn United[28]
- 1982–83: Bow Street
- 1983–84: Aberystwyth Town reserves
- 1984–85: Bryncrug
- 1985–86: Penparcau
- 1986–87: Bryncrug
- 1987–88: Padarn United
- 1988–89: Penparcau
- 1989–90: Penparcau
1990s edit
- 1990–91: Penparcau
- 1991–92: Machynlleth
- 1992–93: Bow Street
- 1993–94: U. W. A.
- 1994–95: Bow Street
- 1995–96: Bow Street
- 1996–97: Padarn United
- 1997–98: CPD Penrhyncoch reserves
- 1998–99: CPD Penrhyncoch reserves
- 1999–2000: Penparcau
2000s edit
- 2000–01: League not completed - Foot & Mouth outbreak
- 2001–02: Bow Street
- 2002–03: Bow Street
- 2003–04: Bow Street
- 2004–05: Penparcau
- 2005–06: CPD Penrhyncoch reserves
- 2006–07: Bow Street
- 2007–08: Penparcau
- 2008–09: Dolgellau Athletic 'A'
- 2009–10: Bont
2010s edit
- 2010–11: Aberdyfi
- 2011–12: CPD Penrhyncoch reserves[29]
- 2012–13: Tregaron Turfs F.C.[30]
- 2013–14: Borth United
- 2014–15: Talybont
- 2015–16: Dolgellau Athletic
- 2016–17: Bont
- 2017–18: Bow Street reserves
- 2018–19: Penparcau
- 2019–20: Tregaron Turfs F.C.
2020s edit
- 2020–21: Season cancelled due to Coronavirus pandemic
- 2021–22: Llanilar
- 2022-23: Penparcau reserves
Number of titles by winning clubs edit
- Penparcau – 11 titles
- CPD Penrhyncoch – 10 titles
- Bow Street – 9 titles
- Bont – 7 titles
- U. W. A./ University College of Wales – 6 titles
- Aberayron – 3 titles
- Bryncrug – 3 titles
- Dolgellau Athletic – 3 titles
- Trefechain – 3 titles
- Tregaron Turfs – 3 titles
- Dewi Stars– 2 titles
- Llanilar – 1 titles
- Padarn United – 2 titles
- Aber Athletics Club – 1 title
- Aberdyfi – 1 title
- Aberystwyth Rovers – 1 title
- Aberystwyth Town reserves – 1 title
- Barmouth & Dyffryn United – 1 title
- Borth United – 1 title
- Machynlleth – 1 title
- Penparcau F.C. Reserves - 1 title
- Phoenix – 1 title
- Talybont – 1 title
- YMCA – 1 title
See also edit
External links edit
- League website
References edit
- ^ "Aberystwyth and district league history". Welsh Football Data Archive. Archived from the original on 2021-12-03.
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1934/35".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1935/36".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1946/47".
- ^ "Bont FC's 60th anniversary" (PDF). BBC. 2006-11-14. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2021-04-16.
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1948/49".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 2 Table 1949/50".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1950/51".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1951/52".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1952/53".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1953/54".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1954/55".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1955/56".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1956/57".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1957/58".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1959/60".
- ^ a b "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1960/61".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1961/62".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1962/63".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1963/64".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1964/65".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1965/66".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1966/67".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1967/68".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1968/69".
- ^ "Final Aberystwyth & District League Division 1 Table 1969/70".
- ^ "Dolgellau AAFC".
- ^ "Club Honours 1 of 2". Barmouth & Dyffryn United FC. Archived from the original on 2019-09-23.
- ^ "2011-12 tables, part 5" (PDF). Football Club History Database. Retrieved 16 November 2021.
- ^ "2012-13 tables, part 5" (PDF). Football Club History Database. Retrieved 16 November 2021.