scottish amateur football league造句

• Boyack moved to local rivals Bannockburn Amateur FC who now play in the Central Scottish Amateur Football League.
• Despite being called the Scottish Amateur Football League, the league has never included clubs from across the country.
• By 1989 they had switched from the Stirling and District League to the Central Scottish Amateur Football League, in which they still compete today.
• The "'Central Scottish Amateur Football League "'is a football ( soccer ) league competition for amateur clubs in the Central Belt of Scotland.
• They came to prominence in the 1930s and won the Third Division of the Scottish Amateur Football League in 1935 36, followed by the Second Division in 1936 37.
• Despite there being no official league, East Kilbride YM kept playing throughout the war and then into the 1950s when they were accepted into the Scottish Amateur Football League.
• By 1943, 12 Associations / Leagues had rejoined the SAFA including Lothian AFA, the Scottish Amateur Football League, the West of Scotland AFA, and 98 teams entered a " West Cup ".
• In 1901 they unsuccessfully applied for membership, but after finishing second in the Scottish Amateur Football League the following year they managed to get elected to full league status in 1903, just ahead of Aberdeen were elected instead.
• This helped cement a growing reputation as a strong club at amateur level, and in 1976 they joined the Scottish Amateur Football League ( SAFL ), a competition a good bit stronger than the local Oban and District League.
• They play their home games at the ground of Allan Glen's RFC and compete in the Caledonian Amateur Football League and have entered teams in the Scottish Amateur Football League as well as the Lanarkshire League in the past.
• Two of the teams, Whitehill FP ( Scottish Amateur Football League ), then members of the Glasgow & District FP League, and Vale of Atholl, current members of the Perthshire Amateur Football Association, are still in existence.
• Following seasons in which highlights include capturing the John Roan Memorial Trophy and a third-place finish in the league, and after a brief one season stint in the West of Scotland AFL, the Talbot have now switched to the Central Scottish Amateur Football League and currently play in Division 1B.
• "' East Kilbride YM Football Club "'( also known as "'The YM "') are the oldest Caledonian, Scottish Amateur Football League and Greater Glasgow Leagues, as well as under-17s and under-19s .'The YM'is part of the EKYMC Community Club alongside East Kilbride YC and East Kilbride Girls.