Devon & Exeter League

Recent Divisional Champions

Season	Premier	Senior One	Senior Two	Senior Three	Inter One	Inter Two	Inter Three	Inter Four	Inter Five
2000-01	University of Exeter	Cullompton Rangers	Newtown	Newtown	Culm United	Sandford	Honiton Town	Elmore	Oakwood

In 2001, Senior Division Four was added

Season	Premier	Senior One	Senior Two	Senior Three	Senior Four	Inter One	Inter Two	Inter Three	Inter Four	Inter Five
2001-02	University of Exeter	Willand Rovers	Buckland Athletic	Winkleigh	Axminster Town	Sandford	Honiton Town	Heavitree Harriers	Amory Rovers	Topsham Town

Inter Division Five was dropped in 2002

Season	Premier	Senior One	Senior Two	Senior Three	Senior Four	Inter One	Inter Two	Inter Three	Inter Four
2002-03	Tap & Barrel	Thorverton	Axminster Town	Sandford	Heavitree Social Utd	Heavitree Harriers	Axminster Town	The Vic	North Tawton
2003-04	St Loyes	Exmouth	Sidmouth Town	Heavitree Social Utd	St Loyes	Morchard Bishop	Sampford Peverell	North Tawton	Newtown
2004-05	Exmouth Town	Cullompton Rangers	Bickleigh	Heavitree Harriers	Otterton	Seaton Town	Legends	Phoenix Club	Culmstock
2005-06	Heavitree Social Utd	Okehampton Argyle	Culm United	University of Exeter	Bow AAC	Newtown	Dawlish United	Heavitree Harriers	Alphington
2006-07	Axminster Town	Heavitree Harriers	University of Exeter	Bow AAC	Beacon Knights	Phoenix Club	Countess Wear Dynamoes	Beer Albion	Halwill
2007-08	University of Exeter	Budleigh Salterton	Bow AAC	Morchard Bishop	Witheridge	Okehampton Argyle	Hemyock	Bow AAC	Bampton

In 2008, Senior Division Five was added

Season	Premier	Senior One	Senior Two	Senior Three	Senior Four	Senior Five	Inter One	Inter Two	Inter Three	Inter Four
2008-09	St Martins	Alphington res	Heavitree Social Utd res	Tipton St John	Phoenix Club	Countess Wear Dynamoes	Wellington Tn res	Heavitree Social Utd "A"	Beacon Knights res	Dawlish Utd res

The distinction between Senior and Intermediate divisions was abolished in 2009, and the league renamed its divisions in a single sequence.

Season	Premier	One	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six	Seven	Eight	Nine
2009-10	Thorverton	Seaton Town	Tipton St John	Sidmouth Town res	Dawlish United	Wellington Tn res	University of Exeter "C"	Dawlish Town "A"	Bradninch	Topsham Town "A"

Division Nine was dropped after one season

Season	Premier	One	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six	Seven	Eight
2010-11	Sidmouth Town	Barnstaple Town res	Phoenix Club	Topsham Town res	Bickleigh res	Dolphin	Exmouth Town res	Chulmleigh	Morchard Bishop res
2011-12	St Martins	Exmouth Amateurs	Tiverton Town res	Bickleigh res	Dolphin	Newtown "A"	Chulmleigh	Morchard Bishop res	Tipton St John res
2012-13	Feniton	Bow AAC	Elmore res	Dolphin	Heavitree Social United "A"	Culm United res	Feniton res	Halwill res	Alphington "A"
2013-14	St Martins	Elmore res	Dolphin	University of Exeter "B"	Exmouth Town res	Lapford	Otterton	Henry's Cronies	Alphington "B"
2014-15	Tiverton Town res	Honiton Town	Upottery	Henry's Cronies	Lapford	Fluxton	Ottery St Mary	Winchester	Culm United res

In 2015, Division Nine was re-instated

Season	Premier	One	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six	Seven	Eight	Nine
2015-16	Topsham Town	Exmouth Amateurs	Henry's Cronies	Lapford	Axminster Town res	Uplowman Athletic	Whipton & Pinhoe	Tivvy Park Rangers	Cranbrook	Upottery res
2016-17	Honiton Town	Cronies	Lapford	Perry Street	Kentisbeare	Royal Oak	Winkleigh	Ilminster Town res	Upottery res	St Martins "A"

Division Nine was dropped again in 2017

Season	Premier	One	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six	Seven	Eight
2017-18	Elmore	Colyton	Bampton	University of Exeter "B"	Whipton & Pinhoe	Elmore res	Upottery res	Spreyton	Thorverton res
2018-19	Exwick Villa	Lapford	Whipton & Pinhoe	Lympstone	Elmore res	Dunkeswell Rovers	Kentisbeare res	Cowick Barton	Dawlish United res
2019-20	Season declared null and void

The league played a temporary structure for 2020-21

Season	Premier East	Premier West	One East	One West	Two East	Two West	Three East	Three West	Four Central	Four East	Four West
2020-21	Lyme Regis	Lapford	Exmouth Rovers	Halwill	Ottery St Mary res	Central	Winchester res	Bradninch	Kenn Valley United	Ottery St Mary "A"	Witheridge "A"

Lapford beat Lyme Regis in a play-off for the overall league championship.

NB - some of the divisional champions before 2008 were reserve/"A" teams etc., further research is needed to establish which ones.

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