THE Bassetlaw Schools Football kicks off this season with 50 teams in 10 divisions, an overall increase of one with the withdrawal of Cuckney and Carlton Ramsden being compensated by the welcome return of Ranby and Sturton-le-Steeple and the addition of a B squad by Serlby Park.
Division One – Carr Hill, Serlby Park, Ordsall, St John's, Prospect Hill.
Division Two – Redlands, Sir Edmund Hillary, Manton, St Augustine's, Kingston Park.
Division Three – Gateford Park, Langold, Norbridge, Ryton Park, St Anne's.
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n Four – St John's B, St Augustine's B, Redlands B, Serlby Park B, Priory.
Division Five – St Joseph's, Thrumpton, Clarborough, Bracken Lane, Misterton.
Division Six – Harworth, Haggonfields, Tuxford, Holy Family, East Markham.
Division Seven – North Leverton, Shireoaks, Rampton, Dunham-on-Trent, Gamston.
Division Eight – Blyth, Everton, Misterton B, Beckingham, Misson.
Division Nine – North Wheatley, Ranby, Elkesley, Gringley, Normanton-on-Trent.
Division 10 – Sutton-cum-Lound, Mattersey, St Patrick's, Sturton-le-Steeple, North Leverton B.
The Girls leagues show that 24 schools are offering competitive football for their girls, with the divisions lining up as follows:
Division One – Carr Hill, Ordsall, St Augustine's, St John's.
Division Two – Sir Edmund Hillary, New Manton, Langold, St Anne's.
Division Three – Kingston Park, Ryton Park, Holy Family, Haggonfields.
Division Four – Bracken Lane, Thrumpton, Clarborough, Tuxford.
Division Five – Misterton, Everton, St Patrick's, Harworth C of E.
Division Six – Blyth, East Markham, North Leverton, Gamston.
The league leaders at the October half-term in both the boys and girls competitions will take part in a seven-a-side tournament to decide who will represent Bassetlaw in the FA County Finals.
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