Londres 3 Suroeste

Londres 3 Suroeste

Temporada o competición actual: 2019-20 Londres 3 Suroeste
Deporte	Sindicato de rugby
Instituido	2000 ; Hace 21 años (como London 4 South West) (2000)
Numero de equipos	11
País	Inglaterra
Titulares	Reeds Weybridge (primer título) (2019-20) (ascendido a London 2 South West )
La mayoría de los títulos	Farnham , Winchester (2 títulos)
Sitio web	englandrugby.com

London 3 South West es una liga inglesa de rugby en el octavo nivel de la unión de clubes de rugby en Inglaterra que involucra a equipos con sede en Hampshire , Surrey y el suroeste de Londres . Los clubes promocionados se mudan a London 2 South West . Los clubes relegados se mueven a Surrey 1 o Hampshire Premier dependiendo de su ubicación, con equipos que surgen de estas divisiones, aunque solo se permiten clubes de 1 ° XV en London 3 South West. Cada año, todos los clubes de la división también participan en el RFU Senior Vase , una competencia nacional de nivel 8.

Equipos para 2020-21

El 30 de octubre, la RFU anunció ^[1] que se había tomado la decisión de cancelar las Ligas Competitivas de Adultos ( Liga Nacional 1 e inferiores) para la temporada 2020/21. Como tal, London 3 South West no se disputará en la temporada 2020/21.

Equipo Suelo Capacidad Área urbana Temporada anterior Alton Parque Antsey Alton , Hampshire Ascendido de Hampshire Premier (subcampeón) Y más Foxcotte Lane Andover , Hampshire Octavo Basingstoke Down Grange 2500 (250 asientos) Basingstoke , Hampshire Séptimo Viejo Cranleighan Club deportivo Old Cranleighan Thames Ditton , Surrey Relegado de Londres 2 SW (12 °) Viejo Emanuel Campo de deportes Blagdons New Malden , Londres Relegado de Londres 2 SW (11 °) Antiguos georgianos St George's College Addlestone , Surrey Tercero Viejos valconianos Tierra de Clockhouse Woodmansterne , Surrey Promovido de Surrey 1 (campeones) Petersfield Lugar de Penn Petersfield , Hampshire Promovido de Hampshire Premier (campeones) Portsmouth El campo de rugby Portsmouth , Hampshire Sexto Troyanos Stoneham Lane Eastleigh , Hampshire Noveno Warlingham Limpsfield Road Warlingham , Surrey Cuarto Vándalos de Weybridge Brownacres Walton-on-Thames , Surrey Quinto

Alton Y más Basingstoke Londres Cranleighans Petersfield Portsmouth Georgianos Troyanos Warlingham Vándalos  Equipos de Londres Emanuel Walcountians Ubicaciones de los equipos London 3 South West 2020-21

Emanuel Walcountianos Ubicación de 2020–21 London 3 clubes del suroeste en Londres

Equipos para 2019-20

Equipo Suelo Capacidad Área urbana Temporada anterior Y más Foxcotte Lane Andover , Hampshire Octavo Basingstoke Down Grange 2500 (250 asientos) Basingstoke , Hampshire Promovido de Hampshire 1 (campeones) Effingham y Leatherhead Campos de juego King George V Effingham , Surrey Relegado de Londres 2 SW (12 °) Gosport y Fareham Parque Gosport Gosport , Hampshire Relegado de Londres 2 SW (11 °) Antiguos georgianos St George's College Addlestone , Surrey Sexto Viejos tiffinianos Tierra conmemorativa de Grists East Molesey , Surrey Cuarto Portsmouth El campo de rugby Portsmouth , Hampshire Tercero Cañas Weybridge Avenida norte Whiteley Village , Surrey Promovido de Surrey 1 (campeones) Troyanos Stoneham Lane Eastleigh , Hampshire Séptimo Warlingham Limpsfield Road Warlingham , Surrey Noveno Vándalos de Weybridge Brownacres Walton-on-Thames , Surrey Ascendido de Surrey 1 (playoff)

Y más Basingstoke E & L G & F Portsmouth Georgians Tiffinians Trojans Reeds Warlingham Vandals Locations of the 2019–20 London 3 South West teams

Teams for 2018–19

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Andover Foxcotte Lane Andover, Hampshire Relegated from London 2 SW (12th) Battersea Ironsides Burntwood Lane Earlsfield, London 4th Old Georgians St George's College Addlestone, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 1 (playoff) Old Whitgiftians Whitgift Sports Club South Croydon, London Promoted from Surrey 1 (champions) Old Tiffinians Grists Memorial Ground East Molesey, Surrey 8th Petersfield Penn's Place Petersfield, Hampshire 9th Portsmouth The Rugby Camp Portsmouth, Hampshire 3rd Teddington Udney Park Sports Ground Teddington, London 6th Trojans Stoneham Lane Eastleigh, Hampshire 5th United Services Portsmouth Burnaby Road 8,000 Portsmouth, Hampshire Promoted from Hampshire 1 (champions) Warlingham Limpsfield Road Warlingham, Surrey 7th Winchester North Walls Park Winchester, Hampshire Relegated from London 2 SW (11th)

Andover London Petersfield Portsmouth Georgians Tiffinians Trojans United Services Warlingham Winchester London teams Battersea Mid-Whitgiftian Teddington Locations of the 2018–19 London 3 South West teams

Battersea Mid-Whitgiftian Teddington Location of 2018–19 London 3 South West clubs in London

Teams for 2017–18

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Basingstoke Down Grange 2,500 (250 seats) Basingstoke, Hampshire 5th Battersea Ironsides Burntwood Lane Earlsfield, London 7th New Milton & District Ashley Recreation Ground Ashley, New Milton, Hampshire Promoted from Hampshire 1 (playoff) Old Cranleighans Old Cranleighan Sports Club Thames Ditton, Surrey 4th Old Emanuel Blagdons Sports Ground New Malden, London Promoted from Surrey 1 (champions) Old Tiffinians Grists Memorial Ground East Molesey, Surrey 3rd Petersfield Penn's Place Petersfield, Hampshire Promoted from Hampshire 1 (champions) Portsmouth The Rugby Camp Portsmouth, Hampshire Relegated from London 2 South West (11th) Teddington Udney Park Sports Ground Teddington, London 8th Trojans Stoneham Lane Eastleigh, Hampshire 6th Warlingham Limpsfield Road Warlingham, Surrey Relegated from London 2 South West (12th) Weybridge Vandals Brownacres Walton-on-Thames, Surrey 9th

Basingstoke London New Milton Petersfield Portsmouth Tiffinians Trojans Warlingham Weybridge London teams Battersea Ironsides Old Cranleighans Old Emanuel Teddington Locations of the 2017–18 London 3 South West teams

Battersea OC Emanuel Teddington Location of 2017–18 London 3 South West clubs in London

Participating Clubs 2016-17

• Battersea Ironsides
• Basingstoke (relegated from London 2 South West)
• Bognor (promoted from Hampshire 1)
• Eastleigh
• Farnham
• Milbrook (promoted from Hampshire 1)
• Old Cranleighans (promoted from Surrey 1)
• Old Tiffinians
• Teddington
• Trojans
• United Services Portsmouth
• Weybridge Vandals (relegated from London 2 South West)

Participating Clubs 2015-16

• Battersea Ironsides (promoted from Surrey 1)
• Camberley (promoted from Surrey 1)
• Eastleigh
• Farnham (relegated from London 2 South West)
• New Milton & District
• Old Tiffinians
• Old Mid-Whitgiftian
• Old Tonbridgians
• Purley John Fisher
• Tadley (relegated from London 2 South West)
• Teddington
• Trojans

Participating Clubs 2014-15

• Andover (promoted from Hampshire 1)
• Eastleigh
• Ellingham & Ringwood
• London Exiles
• New Milton & District
• Old Tiffinians (promoted from Surrey 1)
• Old Mid-Whitgiftian
• Old Tonbridgians (promoted from Surrey 1)
• Purley John Fisher
• Sandown & Shanklin
• Teddington (relegated from London 2 South West)
• Trojans (relegated from London 2 South West)

Participating Clubs 2013-14

• Camberley (relegated from London 2 South West)
• Eastleigh
• Ellingham & Ringwood
• Farnham
• KCS Old Boys (relegated from London 2 South West)
• London Exiles
• New Milton & District
• Old Cranleighans
• Old Mid-Whitgiftian
• Old Wellingtonian
• Purley John Fisher
• Sandown & Shanklin

Participating Clubs 2012-13

• Bognor
• Eastleigh
• Ellingham & Ringwood
• London Exiles
• Old Blues
• Old Mid-Whitgiftian
• Old Paulines
• Old Wellingtonians
• Purley John Fisher
• Sandown & Shanklin
• Weybridge Vandals
• Winchester

Original teams

When this division was introduced in 2000 (as London 4 South West) it contained the following teams:

• Barnes - relegated from London 3 South West (8th)
• Chobham - promoted from Surrey 1 (champions)
• Cobham - relegated from London 3 South West (7th)
• Cranleigh - relegated from London 3 South West (9th)
• Fawley - relegated from London 3 South West (14th)
• Old Alleynians - relegated from London 3 South West (15th)
• Purley John Fisher - relegated from London 3 South West (13th)
• Reeds Weybridge - relegated from London 3 South West (10th)
• Southampton - relegated from London 3 South West (11th)
• Tottonians - relegated from London 3 South West (12th)
• United Services Portsmouth - promoted from Hampshire 1 (champions)

London 3 South West honours

London 4 South West (2000–2009)

Originally known as London 4 South West, this division was a tier 8 league with promotion up to London 3 South West and relegation down to either Hampshire 1 or Surrey 1.

London 4 South West
Season	No of teams	Champions	Runners–up	Relegated Teams
2000–01[2]	11	Chobham	Cobham	Fawley, Old Alleynians, Southampton
2001–02[3]	12	Richmond	Barnes	Farnborough, Warlingham, Reeds Weybridge
2002–03[4]	10	Tottonians	London Irish Amateur	Trojans, Cranleigh
2003–04[5]	10	Purley John Fisher	Farnham	United Services Portsmouth
2004–05[6]	10	Old Reigatian	Guernsey	Romsey, Southampton, Old Emanuel
2005–06[7]	10	Dorking	KCS Old Boys	Old Wellingtonians, Alton, Trojans
2006–07[8]	10	Cobham	London Cornish	Old Amplefordians, Sandown & Shanklin, Old Caterhamians
2007–08[9]	10	Warlingham	London South Africa	Farnham, Old Paulines, Petersfield
2008–09[10]	12	Weybridge Vandals	Trojans	Petersfield
Green backgrounds are promotion places.

London 3 South West (2009–present)

League restructuring by the RFU ahead of the 2009–10 season saw London 4 South West renamed as London 3 South West. Remaining as a tier 8 league promotion was to London 2 South West (formerly London 3 South West), while relegation continued to either Hampshire 1 or Surrey 1.

London 3 South West
Season	No of teams	Champions	Runners–up	Relegated Teams
2009–10[11]	12	Gosport & Fareham	Old Mid-Whitgiftian	Kingston, Old Paulines, Andover
2010–11[12]	12	Teddington	Camberley	London South Africa, Old Wimbledonians, Fordingbridge
2011–12[13]	12	Old Alleynians	KCS Old Boys	Alton, Andover, Old Freemens
2012–13[14]	12	Winchester	Weybridge Vandals	Old Blues, Bognor, Old Paulines
2013–14[15]	12	Farnham	KCS Old Boys	Old Wellingtonians, Camberley, Old Cranleighans
2014-15[16]	12	London Exiles	Andover	Ellingham & Ringwood, Sandown & Shanklin
2015–16[17]	12	Camberley	Old Tonbridgians	Purley John Fisher, New Milton & District
2016–17[18]	12	Farnham	Eastleigh	Bognor, Millbrook, United Services Portsmouth
2017–18[19]	12	Old Cranleighans	Old Emanuel	Basingstoke, New Milton & District, Weybridge
2018–19[20]	12	Winchester	Battersea Ironsides	Old Whitgiftian, Petersfield, Teddington
2019–20[21]	11[a]	Reeds Weybridge	Old Tiffinians	Effingham & Leatherhead, Gosport & Fareham
2020–21	12
Green backgrounds are promotion places.

Number of league titles

• Farnham (2)
• Winchester (2)
• Camberley (1)
• Chobham (1)
• Cobham (1)
• Dorking (1)
• Gosport & Fareham (1)
• London Exiles (1)
• Old Alleynians (1)
• Old Cranleighans (1)
• Old Reigatian (1)
• Purley John Fisher (1)
• Reeds Weybridge (1)
• Richmond (1)
• Teddington (1)
• Tottonians (1)
• Warlingham (1)
• Weybridge Vandals (1)

Notes

1. Only 11 teams this season after United Services Portsmouth dropped out of the league.^[22]

See also

• English rugby union system
• Rugby union in England

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