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Composition of league: teams per club

83 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
All 5427273029 3130272730 3031283029 2223232326 283332
Cheddleton 95464 34411 12345 67754 398
Leek St Edwards 121 4 5
Meir 64443 32222 221 3
Creda 1 22233 3
Caverswall 3
Macclesfield 31111 11111 12222 11111 111
Stafford 32222 22222 22222 22222 3*32
Kidsgrove 23123 44333 32221 11222 222
Ball Green 122 12
Broughton Arms 11 111 1
Alsager 34*
Holmes Chapel 1121 11111 11 3333 333
Radbroke Hall 11
RHHC 345 4
Blind SC 11111 11111 11111 11111
Penkhull 5
Newcastle 3355 66545 43322 22344 455
Pavilion 43 45676 12
Angel Inn 1 12111 11
Foley 22
Fenton 2 343
Hassell 1
Barlaston 2112 12
Trentham 224 53332
Smallthorne 53433 33333 2211
Michelin 31 11111 11
Keele University 21223 431
Longton 3111
Electra 8
Cavaliers 2
RAF Stafford 1

*But one team withdrew part way through season

Leek, St Edwards and Leek St Edwards are names given to some Cheddleton teams, possibly as a means of ensuring access to their premises.

Barlaston changed their name to Trentham on acquiring new venue.

Newcastle were formerly Penkhull, though in between had one year as Stoke Kings when they played at the Kings Arms in Stoke. I have seen Newcastle referred to as Newcastle Arts Centre, presumably as we played at the Arts Centre on the Brampton for several years, but since moving from Stoke our true name has simply been Newcastle.

Pavilion was formed by Chris and Margaret Hankey, splitting from Newcastle in order to access premises suitable for a large number of juniors. Following Margarets death, Pavilion shrank, and eventually was re-absorbed by Newcastle.

Radbroke Hall and Holmes Chapel joined forces for a few years under the acronym RHHC, with some teams playing at the Radbroke venue, some at Holmes Chapel.

Ball Green and Broughton Arms both split from Kidsgrove. Broughton Arms have since become Alsager.

Foley, formerly The Angel Inn, split from Trentham. Now known as Fenton following another change of venue.

Caverswall, formerly Creda have roots in both Meir and Trentham. They are now Meir again.

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