Camden Sunday Football League

The Camden Sunday Football League is a football competition in London, England. The league was founded in 1947 and operates under the auspices of the London Football Association. It currently consists of two divisions the Division One, and Division Two and also runs four cup tournaments. The league chairman is Paul Stephany, succeeding Harry Yennaris.

Camden Sunday Football League

Founded	1947
Country	England
Divisions	Division One Division Two
Number of teams	22
Domestic cup(s)	FA Sunday Cup London FA County Cups Dickie Davies Cup Sunday Intermediate Cup
Current champions	Hackney Wednesday (Division One) Footballini United First (Division Two) (2022-23)
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History

The league changed its name to Camden Sunday League in 1965. The league’s main cup competition has been named after its founder, and is called the Bill Price Memorial Cup. The league also organizes the Challenge Cup, the Merit Trophy, the Senor Cup, the Presidents Cup and the Junior Cup.

Champions

Division 1

1954–55 – Glyndale 1955–56 – Seafarers 1956–57 – Medburn 1957–58 – Dale 1958–59 – Lithgow 1959–60 – Hampstead Mariners 1960–61 – Twyford 1961–62 – Thanet 1962–63 – Wellesbury 1963–64 – Flomar B 1964–65 – Lithgow B 1965–66 – Iverson 1966–67 – Stanhope 1967–68 – Aquilla 1968–69 – Villa 1969–70 – Elm United B 1970–71 – Clerkenwell 1971–72 – Swans 1972–73 – Dale United 1973–74 – Whitecross 1974–75 – Spartan 1975–76 – Old Oak 1976–77 – 1977–78 – Admiral 1978–79 – Esavian 1979–80 – Vale

1980–81 – Liverpool S.C. 1981–82 – Royal Oak 1982–83 – Sabbaticals 1983–84 – Dynamo Lotus 1984–85 – Madeira Centre 1985–86 – Toppers 1986–87 – Boxa 1987–88 – Kings Arms 1988–89 – Camden Catholics 1989–90 – Bull & Last 1990–91 – Salisbury Athletic 1991–92 – CS Maritimo 1992–93 – Starting Gate 1993–94 – Copenhagen Flyers 1994–95 – Titan 1995–96 – Regents Park T.A. 1996–97 – Sportsdome 1997–98 – R.P.T.A. 1998–99 – Murray Arms 1999–00 – C.S. Maritimo

2000–01 – Market Rangers 2001–02 – Brunswick Rangers 2002–03 – Eaglet Hawks 2003–04 – Hornsey 2004–05 – Earl Athletic 2005–06 – Phoenix 2006–07 – Cobden Athletic 2007–08 – C.S. Maritimo 2008–09 – Sir Robert Peel 2009–10 – Mostyn 2010–11 – Athletico Annies 2011–12 – The Hurricanes 2012–13 – London Badgers 2013–14 – Coalition Crusaders 2014–15 – FC Lotus 2015–16 – AFC Brasenose 2017–18 – The Hurricanes 2018–19 – Hackney Wednesday 2019–20 – Hackney Wednesday 2020–21 – Badu FC 2021–22 – Hackney Wednesday 2022–23 – Hackney Wednesday

Division 2

• 2017–18 – Hackney Wednesday
• 2018–19 – Ballivia
• 2019–20 – Heavyn Football Club
• 2020–21 – Red Star Homerton
• 2021–22 – Enate United First
• 2022–23 – Footballini United First

Cup winners

Presidents Cup

• 2010–11 – Phoenix

• 2011–12 – London Badgers
• 2012–13 – not held

• 2013–14 – not held
• 2014–15 – Badu

• 2015–16 – Badu

See also

• Hackney and Leyton Sunday Football League
• Orpington and Bromley District Sunday Football League

External links

• Camden Sunday League