Last updated : Friday, 28 June 2024

Andrea Buggy Women's League

The Andrea Buggy Women's League is an amateur football league for women and girls in Cumbria, England. It is affiliated to the Cumberland FA.

History

The league was founded in 1994 as the Cumbria Women's Football League. It was renamed the Andrea Buggy Women's League in 2017 in honor of Andrea Buggy, a former player and administrator of the league.

Divisions

Andrea Buggy Women's League action

The league currently has three divisions: the Spring/Summer Division, the U18 Division, and the U16 Division.

  • The Spring/Summer Division is the top division in the league. It is played from March to September.
  • The U18 Division is for players aged 18 and under. It is played from September to April.
  • The U16 Division is for players aged 16 and under. It is played from September to April.

Teams

The league has 20 teams in total. The teams are:

  • Abbeytown Ladies FC
  • Allerdale Girls Wildcats
  • Carlisle United Ladies Development
  • Kendal United Ladies & Girls Seniors
  • Newlaithes Ladies FC
  • Penrith AFC Ladies Rubies
  • Stanwix Bees
  • Stanwix Juniors Ladies (CFAWL)
  • Whitehaven AFC Ladies Yellow
  • Workington Diamonds Ladies

Sources

Andrea Buggy Women's League match

Featured Divisions

  • Andrea Buggy Women's League U16 Girls

    U16 Girls

    12 teams
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