2010–11 South West Peninsula League

Football competition in England thumb|Bodmin Town vs Ivybridge Town in a Premier Division match in April 2011. The 2010–11 South West Peninsula League season was the fourth in the history of the South West Peninsula League, a football competition in England, that feeds the Premier Division of the Western Football League. The league had been formed in 2007 from the merger of the Devon County League and the South Western League, and is restricted to clubs based in Cornwall and Devon. The Premier Division of the South West Peninsula League is on the same level of the National League System as the Western League Division One. The champions for the second season in succession were Buckland Athletic. Premier Division South West Peninsula League 2009–10 2011–12 The Premier Division featured 20 teams, the same as the previous season. Two new clubs joined the league after Clyst Rovers resigned and Holsworthy were relegated to Division One West: Royal Marines, champions of Division One East. St Austell, runners-up in Division One West. League table main WDL R BUC Buckland Athletic BOD Bodmin Town PLP Plymouth Parkway TRP Torpoint Athletic FAL Falmouth Town SAL Saltash United IVY Ivybridge Town STB St Blazey PEN Penzance STA St Austell LAU Launceston LIS Liskeard Athletic TAV Tavistock WIT Witheridge RMA Royal Marines CUL Cullompton Rangers BOV Bovey Tracey DAR Dartmouth ELB Elburton Villa WAD Wadebridge Town 31 3 4 131 49 C 27 7 4 98 38 27 5 6 118 49 24 7 7 113 54 24 5 9 112 60 17 6 15 82 70 17 5 16 98 77 16 8 14 83 72 16 6 16 74 73 16 6 16 98 98 15 8 15 76 84 13 8 17 59 69 13 6 19 58 79 11 9 18 66 86 12 6 20 67 95 10 6 22 57 127 8 9 21 58 104 8 6 24 59 111 7 6 25 58 98 5 4 29 44 116 R Elburton Villa were reprieved from relegation. #FFCCCC Relegation to Division One West R 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. 7 May 2011 Division One East Division One East consisted of sixteen clubs, reduced from eighteen the previous season. Royal Marines were promoted to the Premier Division and Okehampton Argyle were transferred to Division One West. No new clubs joined the division. Galmpton United & Torbay Gents shortened their name to Galmpton Gents. main WDL P LIV Liverton United BUD Budleigh Salterton STK Stoke Gabriel TEI Teignmouth GAL Galmpton Gents APP Appledore ALP Alphington UEX University of Exeter T&D Totnes & Dartington BIC Bickleigh EXM Exmouth Town EXW Exeter Civil Service OSM Ottery St Mary NAS Newton Abbot Spurs CRE Crediton United AXM Axminster Town 24 5 1 100 19 C 17 9 4 71 31 17 8 5 72 47 16 5 9 68 46 15 5 10 68 55 14 7 9 48 37 12 7 11 49 42 12 6 12 60 54 13 2 15 55 69 11 5 14 40 50 10 5 15 54 59 9 8 13 41 67 9 2 19 40 82 6 8 16 41 64 6 4 20 40 73 4 4 22 29 81 #ffcccc Left before the 2011–12 season LFT complete Division One West Division One West consisted of sixteen clubs, reduced from seventeen the previous season. St Austell were promoted to the Premier Division, and Wendron CC United and Millbrook left the league. Holsworthy were relegated from the Premier Division and Okehampton Argyle were transferred from Division One East. After this season, they were transferred back again. main WDL P CAM Camelford GDA Godolphin Atlantic CAL Callington Town VOV Vospers Oak Villa PNR Penryn Athletic POR Porthleven PLS Plymstock United PER Perranporth NQY Newquay HOL Holsworthy DOB Dobwalls TRU Truro City Reserves FOX Foxhole Stars MOU Mousehole OKE Okehampton Argyle HAY Hayle 20 8 2 85 27 C,P 20 5 5 73 37 20 4 6 85 41 16 8 6 72 40 15 6 9 76 56 14 7 9 53 48 14 6 10 63 48 14 6 10 54 40 15 1 14 76 68 10 5 15 40 67 8 8 14 44 52 9 3 18 39 76 7 4 19 41 79 5 6 19 39 84 5 5 20 47 81 4 6 20 30 73 #ccffcc Promotion to the Premier Division P #ccccff Transferred to Division One East TE complete References External links South West Peninsula League Category:South West Peninsula League South West