Team

Three Bridges

Ground

Jubiliee Field,
Jubilee Walk,
Three Bridges,
Crawley

Home Strip

Orange Shirts
Black Shorts

Info

Three Bridges Ladies began playing in 1981 as Horsham WFC. In their first season they won promotion to the 1st Division of the Sussex Martlet League and reached the final of the Division 2 Cup.Their original Headquarters, at the Needles Recreation Ground in Horsham, was extremely basic and the following year the Club moved, first to Broadbridge Heath and then  to Three Bridges. Full amalgamation with the Crawley men's Club prompted a change of name and also saw an upturn in the club's fortunes.The Club were original members of the F A Women's Premier League in 1991, but struggled to hold onto their senior status for the first few seasons.

Finally, in the summer of 2000, the club suffered a loss of players after the club was relegated from the Southern Division, and it was decided to disband the club.

Honours

Team

Abbeydale

Info

West Mercian League 
Runners Up 85/86. 
Champions 86/87 
League Cup Winners 86/87. 

Ron Spittle Cup 
Winners 77/78, 86/87. 

West Midland League 
Runners Up 87/88, 88/89. 
Champions 89/90, 90/91. 
LC Winners 89/90, 90/91. 
D! Cup Winners 88/89, 89/90, 90/91

Team

Sunderland LFC

Info

Sunderland were founder members of the Women's National League, Division One, North in 1991 but were relegated after just two seasons.
Sunderland then played in the Yorkshire & Humberside League before the North East teams were ejected at the end of the 96/97 season.
Sunderland then moved to the Northern League for one season (probably!) before being founder members of the Northern Combination in 1998-1999. However in the 1999-2000 season they finished bottom and folded when BS Kestrels became Sunderland WFC. 

Team

Milton Keynes

Formed in 1971 by girls of Newport Pagnell Youth Club. 
After a season of friendlies they joined the South East Counties League. 
Opposition at the time included L'Oriel, Markeson Maids, Cykicks, White Ribbon and Bosom Buddies. 
After six years they joined the Chiltern League where they stayed for 8 years. In this time they won two championships and 2 LC wins.

Chiltern League
Champions 83, 84. 

New Town Trophy 
83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88. 

Keele International Tournament 
Winners 84, 

Chiltern Jubilee
 Winners 89

Team

Maidstone Tigresses

Info

Maidstone were founder members of the National League in 1991.
They were relegated in 1992-1993, but in 1994-1995 were champions of the Southern Division. 
Believing that they were not strong enough to compete in the highest division, Maidstone declined a place in the National Division, but were refused a place back in the Southern Division. 
The club folded rather than continue.

Women's Premier League
Southern Division
Champions 1994-1995

Team

Nottingham Argyle

Formed 1990 and went into the East Midlands League, Division 2. 
Played at Greenwood Meadows FC. 
Became Nottingham Argyle 1992/3.

Argyle disappeared from the record at the end of the 1994/95 season.

East Midlands League 
D2 Champions 1990, 
LC runners up (lost 4-0 to Sheffield Wednesday)

Team

Bronte

Ground

Bradford

Formed by Bill Roper in 1968. 
Began playing in Yorkshire League in 68/69. 
In 73 in order to improve their football Bronte joined the North West League. They were founders of the WFA National League Division One North in 1991.

Bronte folded during the 1996-1997 season.

North West League 
Runners Up 76/7, 77/8. 

League Cup 
Winners 79/80, 82/3, 85/6, 88/9, 90/91. 

WFA National League
Division 1 North 
Champions 91/2. 

Highfield International Cup
 Winners 1994

Team

Bristol Blackwell

Bristol entered the Women's National League in 1992 and survived for two seasons. In 1993-1994 the finished 3rd in Division 1 South. However they did not take up their place in the following season.

There is a suggestion that the club changed name to Bristol and joined the South West League, and then Old Abbotonians at the start of the 2001 season. This may be so, however there is a year gap between Bristol & Blackwell leaving the Women's National League and joining the South West League.

Team

Chelmsford City

Resigned from South East Combination at the start of the 2002-2003 season due to shortage of players

Name

Barry Town

Founded

1985/6

Colours

Yellow/Blue

History

Resigned from the Southern Division of the Premier League at the start of the 2002-2003 season due to shortage of players.

Previous Names

Tongwynlais LFC

Previous Leagues

South East Counties

Honours

South West  League
Division 1
Champions 1995/1996, 1996/1997

Women's Premier League
Southern Division
Champions 1999-2000

Welsh Cup
Winners
1998/1999, 1999/2000
Runners Up
1997/1998

Record

Name

North Notts

Founded

1972

Colours

???

History

Reformed as Mansfield Town Ladies FC - 1997/98 

Mansfield Town Ladies were originally formed as Rainworth Ladies in 1972. The club had to wait until 1992/93 before winning it's first major honours, in which it finished both as league champions and league cup runners up. 
The name was changed to Mansfield Town in 1997/98 which was immediately followed by an upturn in it's fortunes. That same season was club emerge as Unison East Midland League Champions and Premier League Cup Winners and in season 1998/99 the ladies won the 1st Nottinghamshire County Cup beating Wilford Ladies in the final 
by 4-1.

Resigned mid season 2001-2002

Previous Names

Rainworth

Previous Leagues

East Midlands
Midland Combination

Honours

East Midlands
Division One (then top division)
Champions :- 1992/1993
Premier Division
Champions :- 1997/1998

League Cup
Winners :- 1992/1993, 1997/1998

Midland Combination
Champions :- 2000/2001

Record