THE YORKSHIRE AMATEUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE HISTORY AND STATISTICS

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1 THE YORKSHIRE AMATEUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE HISTORY AND STATISTICS HOW IT ALL BEGAN League became affiliated in season 1928/29 with one single division consisting of just 12 teams as The West Riding County Old Boys League. Since then we have undergone 2 league name changes to The Yorkshire Old Boys League in the 1950 s, until season 2011/12, when the current name The Yorkshire Amateur League was adopted. Season 2017/18 sees the League celebrate its 90 th season. The name Old Boys was used as, initially, all clubs were formed from Old Boys Associations (players from High Schools) primarily ex-pupils of those schools. There are 4 founder members who remain to this day, namely, Old Centralians, Old Collegians, St. Bedes and Old Modernians. From such small beginnings, the league has grown to be one of the largest amateur football leagues in the country. The league was an immediate success and a reserve division was formed in 1936, and ten years later the league had expanded to incorporate 4 divisions. This was due to the introduction of 3rd teams from existing clubs, plus acceptance of others from reputable sources (Banks, Colleges & Local Government Offices. The League in Season comprises 53 clubs and 87 teams across 7 divisions whilst still maintaining the exacting standards of organisation and administration, coupled with a tradition of fair play and sportsmanship CLUBS Many clubs have come and gone in the league s history, 2 of the most successful being Barnsley Grammar School O.B. in the 1960 s and Leeds side Trinity & All Saints College in the1980 s. Barnsley s 15 years in league competition brought an impressive 4 first team cup wins, 4 consecutive promotions and 8 championships in a row from 1967 to The students of Trinity College achieved 6 consecutive Senior A titles, were league & cup double winners 3 times and league runners up 3 times. By total contrast a Huddersfield based side, Ariens, were present for 21 seasons were relegated 5 times and never received any silverware whatsoever. Founder members Old Cockburnians (who folded in 1994) remain the most successful side in the League s history having had 10 first team cup victories and were League Champions on 10 occasions. Yorkshire Bank Reserves achieved most 2nd team wins, cup and league, and hold the distinction of being the first reserve side from our league to lift the Leeds & District Cup. The most successful 3rd team ever regarding cup & league wins are Almondburians. ORIGINS OF THE TROPHIES Many of our trophies are named after persons who have given the league distinguished service over the years. The top divisional prize the Senior A Championship is entitled The Peter Cookson Trophy in memory of his dedicated involvement of a grand total of 50 seasons as a player, referee and League Official in the Yorkshire Old Boys League. The League has three knockout cups that all teams compete in all similarly named in recognition of individuals who had managed some tremendous work for their clubs and the league. Formerly known as The Old Boys Cup, first teams compete for the Terry Marflitt Trophy re-named in 1990 to honour his service of over 40 seasons with Old Centralians and the league. Reserve sides compete for The Hancock Cup, originally known as The White Trophy, in remembrance of long serving league member and Old Collegian David Hancock. 3rd and 4th teams compete for The Hodgson Cup, previously The Barr Cup, so named recognising the service to the league and arduous work put in by Laurie Hodgson for many seasons with Old Cockburnians 1 YAML Season

2 THE YORKSHIRE OLD BOYS SHIELD The Shield is a knockout competition commenced in the 1950 s. This invitation trophy brought together clubs within leagues of a similar standard around the old Yorkshire boundaries. Our league has had quite a few different clubs lifting the trophy but the most successful club of the last 20 years have been Hullbased side Malet Lambert Youth Centre F.C. Season 2016/17 so one of clubs from outside of the League lift the trophy namely St Mary s Yarm LEAGUE FACTS AND STATISTICS THE SEASONS In the league s infancy the seasons were naturally short, by comparison to those of today, starting in October and ending earlier the following year. There have been 2 incomplete seasons. These occurred in 1965/66 & 1978/79, when due to extremely bad winters (teams at times not playing at all for 8 weeks) it was impossible to play all the league fixtures. Therefore, end of season tables were decided on a percentage basis by assessing points gained to games played for all teams. SHARED CUPS On 5 separate occasions, cups have been shared by the 2 competing finalists. Years ago, no rules existed for penalty shoot-outs, or similar, so, following 3 drawn games in the final, the season closed and the teams held the cup for half a season each. OTHER INTERSTING FACTS Having researched the record books concerning results, the most remarkable in history of the League include Highest aggregate score Division 4, Old Batelians III 20 v Shadwell O.B III 4, season, 2010/11 Highest scoring draw Division 2, Old Cockburnians 9 v Old Rastrickians 9, season 1955/56. Highest ever margin of victory: occurred in a 1992/93 1st team cup fixture when Senior Division. A side, Trinity & A.S College, defeated t Division 4 club Woodkirk O.B. by 21 goals to 0. ACHIEVEMENTS BY CLUBS There have been many individual club s achievements, in addition to the previously mentioned successes of Barnsley, TASC & Cockburnians Leeds Medics & Dentists can boast to be the only club ever to, have won all 3 of our domestic knockout cups in the same season, (season ) and 2 years later, again all cup winners with the reserves & 3rds domestic cup winners whilst 1st team were League Champions. However, the 2 greatest ever club achievements in one single season are held by the first team sides of clubs Alwoodley F.C. and Stanningley Old Boys. Alwoodley in 2009/10, in their 1st season in the top flight, won the Senior A title and became the first ever Yorkshire Old Boys side to win the prestigious Leeds & District F.A. Senior Challenge Cup. Stanningley O.B. created further league history in when they won all the major 1st team cups available in one single season., namely Terry Marflitt Trophy and The Yorkshire Old Boys Shield were followed by ending the year as Senior Division A Champions. 2 YAML Season

3 LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL The League has competed in fixtures against other leagues representative sides. JERRY HILDERSLEY TROPHY v Amateur Football Combination Our first recorded, such game, was way back in 1958 when we accepted an invitation to play against the London Old Boys League (now known as the Amateur Football Combination) Representative side. A return game the following season in the north was an enormous success and is now an established annual fixture the complete record in this fixture being: Our visit to London this year saw us bring back the Jerry Hildersley Trophy in emphatic style defeating our foes from London 8-1, our young team were in devastating form and recorded a memorable victory under the management team of Steve.Ledger and Tony Lewis. PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST FOR AGAINST ERNIE FAIRCLOUGH MEMORIAL TROPHY v York Minister Engineering League A fixture that has been on and off for a few years and re-kindled in 2010/11. The record since that date is PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST FOR AGAINST Another triumph for the Representative side reclaiming the trophy with goal to nil victory in December THE FA INTER-LEAGUE CUP In 2009, we entered a national knockout competition in which we compete against other leagues from around the country. The competition is played on two-year cycle Season Rep X1 Managers Round H/A Opponents Result 2009/10 Mark Reid 1 A Cumberland County League Won A Cheshire League Won A West Riding County Amateur Won 3-0 League 4 A West Cheshire League Won 3-2 S/F A Liverpool County Premier League Lost Martin Haresign 1 A Northern Football Alliance Won A The Isle of Man League Lost Mark Reid E.Prel A Northampton Combination Won A Bedfordshire League Won H The Isle of Man League Lost 2-3 (ET) Mark Reid Prel A York Football League Won 2-1 Barry and Adam Thirsk 1 A West Yorkshire Amateur League Lost YAML Season

4 MOST APPEARANCES AT REPRESENTATIVE LEVEL Up to May 2016 Total Player Club/Clubs 28 Steve Tierney Stanningley OB 24 David Ashmore Leeds Medics & Dentists 20 Tom Marston Trinity &ACSOB and Bainbridge 20 James Parkinson Ealandians 18 Matthew Jackson Gildersome Spurs OB 16 Graham Shaw Alwoodley 14 James Greenwood Ealandians 13 Sam Hinchcliffe Leeds Medics & Dentists James Abram Old Centralians Steve Tennant Yorkshire Bank 12 Matthew Lloyd Leeds Medics & Dentists Matthew Ireland Old Centralians Tim Bridge St Nicholas IN CONCLUSION We continue to be successful as a league to this day and it is difficult to imagine that from such humble beginnings in 1928 we would become a league of so many clubs, standards admired and envied by many others as one of the best and well organised leagues all these years later. Special Thanks to Simon Cookson and Neville Butt for the information relating to the leagues history and statistics 4 YAML Season

5 LEAGUE OFFICERS SINCE 1990 PRESIDENT P. COOKSON 1990 TO 1991 J. DOLAMORE 1991 TO 1993 B. PERKS 1993 TO 1994 A. GREEN 1994 TO 1996 B. PEEL 1996 TO 1998 D. CROFT 1998 TO 2000 N. SHEARD 2000 TO 2002 N. BUTT 2002 TO 2004 J. WOOD 2004 TO 2006 S. LEDGER 2006 TO 2008 S. WADE 2008 TO 2012 S. LEDGER 2012 TO 2016 G.LOVELACE 2016 TO Present CHAIRMAN J. DOLAMORE 1990 TO 2002 B. PEEL 2002 TO 2007 M.A. GAUNT 2007 TO 2016 A. LEWIS 2016 TO Present GENERAL SECRETARY D. CROFT 1990 TO 1998 J. LEDGER 1998 TO 2000 J. McAULAY 2000 TO 2001 A.F. CONNOLLY 2001 TO 2003 B. PEEL 2003 TO 2008 R. COLLIER 2008 TO 2015 K. O DONNELL 2015 TO 2015 R. ASHER 2016 TO Present FIXTURE SECRETARY S.P.COOKSON 1990 TO 2008 M.D.SMITH 2008 TO Present TREASURER N. BUTT 1990 TO 2013 A. LEWIS 2013 TO 2016 S. POLLARD 2016 TO Present REFEREES APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY A. HAYES 1990 TO YAML Season

6 D. COOPER 1993 TO 1995 P. COOKSON 1995 TO 1999 P. LIMBERT 1999 TO 2003 D.A. NUTTALL 2003 TO 2008 D. HARGREAVES 2008 TO 2010 A. LEWIS 2010 TO 2013 R. ASHER 2013 TO 2016 R. BYRNE 2016 TO Present REGISTRATION SECRETARY P. COOKSON 1990 TO 1999 J.D. HOLROYD 1999 TO 2006 B. PEEL 2006 TO 2008 B. WHELAN 2008 TO 2009 R. COLLIER 2009 TO 2013 J. WEBB 2013 TO 2014 R. COLLIER 2014 TO 2015 Position Vacant 2015 TO 2016 K. O DONNELL 2016 TO Present 6 YAML Season

7 PREVIOUS CUP WINNERS SINCE 1990 TERRY MARFLITT TROPHY (Previously Old Boys Cup ) St Bedes OB Alwoodley OB Matthew Murray FP Stanningley OB Yorkshire Bank Ealandians Roundhegians Grangefield OB Wakefield City Grangefield OB Wakefield City Farsley Celtic Juniors Leeds University Union Farnley Sports Almondburians Leeds University Union Wakefield City Old Modernians Almondburians Leeds University Union St. Nicholas Leeds Medics & Dentists Heckmondwike GSOB Leeds Medics & Dentists Gildersome Spurs OB Gildersome Spurs OB Ealandians HANCOCK CUP (Previously White Trophy ) Yorkshire Bank Res Old Modernians Res Wakefield City Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Almondburians Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Yorkshire Bank Res Grangefield OB Res Matthew Murray Res Grangefield OB Res Ealandians Res Stanningley OB Res Matthew Murray Res East Ardsley Wanderers Yorkshire Bank Res Yorkshire Bank Res Old Modernians Res Old Modernians Res Yorkshire Bank Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Wortley Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Old Batelians Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res 7 YAML Season

8 HODGSON CUP (Previously Barr Cup ) St Bedes OB III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Ealandians III Gildersome Spurs OB III Ealandians III Old Modernians III Old Modernians III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Yorkshire Bank III Thornesians III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Morley Town III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Norristhorpe Res Old Centralians III Almondburians III Wakefield City IV Yorkshire Bank IV Roundhegians III St Bedes OB III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Old Modernians III Old Centralians III Leeds Medics & Dentists IV Leeds City OB III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Leeds Medics & Dentists III SUPPLEMENTARY CUP Farsley Celtic Juniors Horsforth St Margaret s Wheelwright OB No Competition No Competition Collegians YORKSHIRE OLD BOYS SHIELD Hull Old Grammarians Alwoodley Malet Lambert YC Stanningley OB Malet Lambert YC Ealandians Cottingham Sports Club Gildersome Spurs OB Cottingham Sports Club Ealandians Haltemprice Alwoodley Old Modernians St Marys Yarm St Mary's College Malet Lambert YC Yorkshire Bank Old Modernians Roundhegians Roundhegians Roundhegians Discount Carpets Malet Lambert YC FC Headingley Bramley OB Gildersome Spurs OB Ealandians 8 YAML Season

9 PREVIOUS DIVISIONAL WINNERS SINCE 1990 Premier Division (Senior A up to ) Old Modernians Stanningley OB Matthew Murray FP Stanningley OB Matthew Murray FP Gildersome Spurs OB Wakefield City Gildersome Spurs OB Wakefield City Ealandians Wakefield City Farsley Celtic Juniors Leeds University Union Farsley Celtic Juniors Ealandians Leeds University Union Yorkshire Bank Adel FC Roundhegians Old Centralians Roundhegians Leeds Medics & Dentists Yorkshire Bank Yorkshire Bank Ealandians Leeds Medics & Dentists Alwoodley OB Championship (Senior B up to ) St Bedes OB Bainbridge Old Thornesians North East Leeds Almondburians Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Old Centralians Farsley Celtic Juniors Roundhegians Farnley Sports Ealandians St Nicholas Matthew Murray FP Res Drighlington FC Matthew Murray FP Res Matthew Murray FP Res Colton Academicals Abbey Grange OB Yorkshire Bank Res Old Collegians Stanningley OB St Nicholas Huddersfield Amateur Old Centralians Bramley Juniors OB Gildersome Spurs OB Leeds Medics & Dentists Res 9 YAML Season

10 Division One Ealandians Res Grangefield OB Matthew Murray FP Res Stanningley OB Res Hartshead Moor Farsley Celtic Juniors Sandal Wanderers Morley Town AFC Abbey Grange OB St Nicholas St Bedes OB Drighlington FC Leeds Academicals Res Gildersome Spurs OB Trinity A.S.OB Hunslet OB East Ardsley Wanderers Wheelwright OB Stanningley OB Griffordians Old Headingley Heckmondwike GSOB Wortley Sandal Athletic Alwoodley OB Wheelwright OB Wortley Res Division Two Academicals Res North East Leeds Hartshead Moor Farnley Sports Sandal Wanderers Morley Town AFC Lloyds Bank Almondburians Heckmondwike GSOB Wortley FC Agnes Stewart OB Gildersome Spurs OB Roundhegians Res Idle FC Hunslet OB Almondburians III Western Juniors OB Old Rovers St Bedes OB Res St Nicholas Bramley Juniors OB Wortley Alwoodley OB Gildersome Spurs OB Wheelwright OB Amaranth OB Grangefield OB 10 YAML Season

11 Division Three Old Modernians IV St Bedes OB Sandal Wanderers Old Modernians Res Leeds Medics & Dentists Res Beeston OB Res St Williams OB Wheelwright Sandal Wanderers Res Farsley Celtic Juniors Res Roundhegians Res Horsforth St Margaret s Leeds Medics & Dentists III East Ardsley Wanderers Ealandians III Leeds Independent Wakefield City IV Yorkshire Bank IV Leeds Medics & Dentists IV Yorkshire Bank IV Wortley Griffordians Res Wortley Res East Leeds Trinity OB Ealandians Res Grangefield OB Wortley III Division Four Rhodesway OB Colton FC III Leeds Medics & Dentists III Beeston OB Res Abbey Grange OB Res Almondburians Res Sandal Wanderers Res Churwell Lions Roundhegians Res Horsforth St Margaret s Wheelwright OB III Amaranth Res Hunslet OB Morley Town AFC III Heckmondwike GSOB Res Wakefield City IV Wheelwright OB III St Bedes OB IV Colton Academicals IV St Bedes OB III Old Modernians VI Huddersfield Amateur III Shire Academics Old Collegians Res Alwoodley OB Res Colton Academicals III Bramley Juniors OB III 11 YAML Season

12 East Leeds Trinity OB Bramley Juniors OB Res Grangefield OB Res Ealandians III Leeds City OB Res Beeston OB Res Wheelwright OB Middleton Park Res Leeds City OB Res Horsforth St Margaret s Res Huddersfield Amateur Garforth Crusaders Division Five Amaranth Res Morley Town AFC III Morley Utd Division Six 12 YAML Season

13 GOLDEN BOOTS The decision to award trophies in recognition of the achievements for goal scoring within the league was introduced in season and began with our Senior A Division, this was well received by the clubs and further awards were introduced in following season for another 3 divisions and as the years have gone by and our League has expanded we now award trophies for all our eight divisions. Premier Division (Senior A up to ) Danny Lyons Farsley Celtic Juniors Danny Lyons Farsley Celtic Juniors Brad Chambers Leeds Medics & Dentists Matthew Jackson Gildersome Spurs OB Steve Wales Gildersome Spurs OB Graham Shaw Alwoodley Graham Shaw Alwoodley Graham Shaw Alwoodley Championship (Senior B up to ) Joint Joe Hudson Wortley Jordan Talbot Mount St Mary s Joint Ryan Dawson Beeston Juniors Alex Cookson Shire Academics Joint Adam Butterworth Farnley Sports Luke Playford Rodillian Danny Lyons Wigton Moor Rob Boardman Old Batelians Nicky Seed North Leeds Brad Chambers Leeds Medics & Dentists Division Mike Hall Gildersome Spurs OB Shane Sowden Drighlington Tom Hart Sandal Wanderers Ollie Bartholomew Sandal Wanderers Tim Smith Farnley Sports Craig Harris Stanningley OB Res Nathan Poskett Sandal Wanderers 13 YAML Season

14 Division Aaron Irving Idle FC Tom Hart Sandal Wanderers Joint Steven Wells Farsley Celtic Juniors Res Jonny Beverley Wheelwright Joint Phil Bryant Old Batelians Res Dean Parker Huddersfield Amateurs Res Fergus Machin Leeds Medics & Dentists IV Tom Hart Sandal Wanderers Shane Gaunt Farnley Sports Division Hugo Sach Leeds Modernians Jake Williams Horsforth St Margaret s Dave Allanson Old Centralians Res Joint Phil Bryant Old Batelians Res Darren Fothergill Wheelwright Phil Bryant Old Batelians Res Gary Lumb Almondburians Division Phil Woofitt Colton Athletic Res Alistair Lewis Leeds City OB Res Daniel Smart Horsforth St Margaret s Res Ashley Oates Churwell Lions Paul McCabe Almondburians Res Division Rueben Young Leeds City OB III Lee Marshall Huddersfield Amateurs Joint Mark Ferguson Leeds City OB Res Sean Wheatley Shire Academics Res Matthew Nixon Leeds City OB Res Scott Mollett Ealandians III Division Tom Snowden Morley Utd Jason Helm Morley Town III Jordan Tate Middleton Park III 14 YAML Season

15 THE THORNTON TROPHY The Thornton Trophy has been in existence since 1960 and there are now generations of players with clubs in our league who do not know what the Trophy represents or whose memory it perpetuates. Eric Thornton died at the age of 42 in February He played his last game for Old Collegians in December 1959, and then spent the last month of his life in hospital. For over twenty years he had played for Collegians, nearly always in the first team when the club was one of the strongest in the League. He was a player of notable talent and, in fact, had resisted the lure of professional football with Town when he was younger. He played for the Old Boys Representative team for several years. But to everyone who knew him (and that meant almost every first-team player in the League between 1938 and 1960) he represented the ideal amateur club player. He regularly travelled twenty miles for home games, was always to be relied on to play, he was entirely selfless when his club asked for his services. He was a pleasant companion off the field, a perfect gentleman on the field, never losing his temper or control and he committed only the minor infringements. He was well-liked and respected throughout the League; veteran opponents always asked about him when playing Collegian teams. This, then, was Eric Thornton. On his death, his club asked that they might present a Trophy to the League to be presented to a player who had given outstanding service to his club and the League. Below is a list of winners of this award: C.Morris Wheelwright GSOB D. Chambers Wheelwright GSOB W.V Brewster H. Clough Old Collegians J.P Atkin Academicals D.Cartlidge Old Modernians T.W Barnfield Old Centralians G.H Smith & Old Modernians & T.Marflitt Old Centralians G. Lakin Belle Vue OB C.Graham Old Almondburians W.E Robinson Old Hansonians H.G Prince Old Modernians G.P Howden Old Modernians G.A Wilson Belle Vue OB R. Womack Old Thornesians R.Robson & Academicals & B.Twohig County Hall L. McCall Old Cockburnians K. Knowles Old Centralians NO AWARD C.Geiling St Bedes OB NO AWARD B. Hirst Wheelwright OB J. Wood Old Centralians G. Riley Almondburians A. Coffey Matthew Murray M. Kelsey Wheelwright OB A. Lowe Trinity ASOB L. Lawson Ealandians D. Brown St Bedes OB G. Lovelace Old Modernians M. Hodgson Wheelwright OB A. Carpenter Roundhegians B. Peel Old Centralians M.A Gaunt Old Collegians R. Fraser Yorkshire Bank G.P.Gaunt Old Centralians S. Brown Old Modernians S, Tennant Yorkshire Bank 15 YAML Season

16 F.S Goodall Wheelwright GSOB C.Handforth Old Thornesians MBE A. Barlow County Hall B. Peel Old Centralians P. Challenor Old Modernians G. Richardson Old Almondburians C.Lloyd Old Collegians M. Wilkinson Old Thornesians A. Green Wheelwright OB B. Perks Ealandians B. Lansdale Wheelwright OB N. Sheard YOB Shield Service N. Butt YOBL Service D. Ashmore Leeds Medics & Dentists M. Harrison St Bedes NO AWARD J. Parkinson Ealandians G. Shaw Alwoodley FC Stevenson Colton Athletic 16 YAML Season

17 THE SHAUN TURNER TROPHY Shaun Turner died on 6th November 2000, the day after celebrating his 26th birthday. He had been the player manager of Trinity and All Saints College Old Boys for the previous three seasons. When he took over the club Trinity was on the verge of collapse. Shaun rejuvenated the club, attracting fresh players, making it more professional on and off the field and developing team spirit through building a strong social scene. There was no magic formula, it took hard work, enthusiasm, commitment and passion, but, mostly, it was Shaun s love of the game that inspired others. The Shaun Turner Trophy is not an award for football excellence but a chance to honour and celebrate those people who put in countless hours of effort and endeavour into football in the Yorkshire Amateur League. People who are tireless in their efforts to improve their clubs, without whom local football would not exist. Please see below list of winners of this award G. Marshall Old Thornesians M.Wimpenny Old Collegians I.M. Kirby Old Batelians S. Ledger Leeds Medics & Dentists G.Crawley-Alexander Leeds Independent M. Reid Yorkshire Bank P. Turner Leeds Medics & Dentists A.M. Green Sandal Wanderers S. Todd Heckmondwike GSOB J. Banks Huddersfield Amateur B. Gaunt Alwoodley FC C.Gardiner Trinity and All Saints College OB M.Hayward St Bedes No award T. Cunningham St. Nicholas R. Pearson Trinity and All Saints College OB D. Holmes Stanningley OB 17 YAML Season

18 RESPECT & HOSPITALITY One of the legacies of our outgoing CEO Tony Gaunt was to introduce awards associated with both hospitality, the provision of post-match refreshments and social interaction between clubs and officials (are we are keen to promote all our clubs to provide and opposition to embrace) and respect for opposition and recognition of fair play based upon the requirements and criteria set out on Full Time. The first award was presented for hospitality in season with Morley Town being the first recipient of the trophy. The respect trophy was introduced the following year with Leeds Medics & Dentists IV achieving this accolade. Both awards are assigned based upon the marks awarded by our clubs/teams as the submit their online team sheets HOSPITALITY TROPHY Old Batelians Ealandians Huddersfield Amateur Morley Town AFC RESPECT TROPHY Shire Academics III Alwoodley FC III Leeds Medics & Dentists IV 18 YAML Season

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