The Aberystwyth & District Football League (known as the ''Cynghrair Cambrian Tyres Aberystwyth League'') is a

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league in

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, sitting at the fifth level of the

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. The league hosts several cup competitions: J. Emrys Morgan Cup, Dai 'Dynamo' Davies Cup, League Cup, and Len & Julie Newman Memorial Trophy. Teams promoted from Division One can enter the Mid Wales League if standards and facilities fell into line with the regulations of the Mid Wales League.

Member clubs for the 2024–25 season

Division One

* Borth United * Corris United * Llanilar (reserves) * Padarn United * Rhayader Town (reserves) *Talybont * Tywyn & Bryncrug (reserves)

League champions - Top division

Information sourced from the Welsh Soccer Archive unless referenced.

1930s

*1934–35: Aberayron *1935–36: Trefechain

1940s

*1946–47: ''Season competition declared void'' *1947–48: Bont *1948–49: Aberystwyth Rovers *1949–50: Aberystwyth Rovers

1950s

*1950–51: Aberayron *1951–52: Trefechain *1952–53: Trefechain *1953–54: Aberystwyth Rovers *1954–55: Aberayron *1955–56: Tregaron Turfs *1956–57:

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reserves *1957–58: YMCA *1958–59: University College of Wales reserves *1959–60: Dewi Stars

1960s

*1960–61: Dewi Stars *1961–62: University College of Wales reserves *1962–63:

reserves *1963–64: University College of Wales reserves *1964–65: Bont *1965–66: Penparcau *1966–67: Bont *1967–68: Bont *1968–69: Penparcau *1969–70: Bont

1970s

*1970–71: Bont *1971–72: Penrhyncoch *1972–73: Phoenix *1973–74: Llanilar *1974–75: Penrhyncoch *1975–76: Penrhyncoch *1976–77: Penrhyncoch *1977–78: Penrhyncoch *1978–79: Aber Athletics Club *1979–80: Bryncrug

1980s

*1980–81: Dolgellau Athletic *1981–82: Barmouth & Dyffryn United *1982–83:

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*1983–84: Aberystwyth Town reserves *1984–85: Bryncrug *1985–86: Penparcau *1986–87: Bryncrug *1987–88: Padarn United *1988–89: Penparcau *1989–90: Penparcau

1990s

*1990–91: Penparcau *1991–92:

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*1992–93: Bow Street *1993–94: U. W. A. *1994–95: Bow Street *1995–96: Bow Street *1996–97: Padarn United *1997–98: Penrhyncoch reserves *1998–99: Penrhyncoch reserves *1999–2000: Penparcau

2000s

*2000–01: ''League not completed - Foot & Mouth outbreak '' *2001–02: Bow Street *2002–03: Bow Street *2003–04: Bow Street *2004–05: Penparcau *2005–06: Penrhyncoch reserves *2006–07: Bow Street *2007–08: Penparcau *2008–09: Dolgellau Athletic 'A' *2009–10: Bont

2010s

*2010–11:

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*2011–12: Penrhyncoch reserves *2012–13: Tregaron Turfs *2013–14: Borth United *2014–15: Talybont *2015–16: Dolgellau Athletic *2016–17: Bont *2017–18: Bow Street reserves *2018–19: Penparcau *2019–20: Tregaron Turfs

2020s

*2020–21: ''Season cancelled due to Coronavirus pandemic'' *2021–22: Llanilar *2022–23: Penparcau reserves *2023–24: Bont *2024–25: Talybont

Number of titles by winning clubs

* Penparcau – 11 titles * CPD Penrhyncoch – 10 titles *

– 9 titles * Bont – 8 titles * U. W. A./ University College of Wales – 6 titles * Aberayron – 3 titles *Aberystwyth Rovers – 3 titles *Bryncrug – 3 titles * Dolgellau Athletic – 3 titles *Trefechain – 3 titles * Tregaron Turfs – 3 titles *Dewi Stars– 2 titles * Llanilar – 2 titles * Padarn United – 2 titles *Talybont – 2 titles *Aber Athletics Club – 1 title *

– 1 title * Aberystwyth Town reserves – 1 title * Barmouth & Dyffryn United – 1 title * Borth United – 1 title *

– 1 title * Penparcau F.C. Reserves - 1 title *Phoenix – 1 title *YMCA – 1 title

External links

League website

References

{{Football in Wales 5 1934 establishments in Wales Sports leagues established in 1934 Fifth-level football leagues in Europe