London & South East Men's League
| London & South East Men's League | |
|---|---|
| Sport | Rugby league |
| Formerly known as | Rugby League Conference London & South Division |
| Instituted | 2012 |
| Country |
 England |
| Champions | Portsmouth Navy Seahawks (2013) |
| Related competition | London League, South Premier |
The London & South East Men's League is a division within rugby league's tier 4 and was previously a division of the Rugby League Conference. At the division is competed for by teams in the South East of England including London.
Many of the clubs run juniors in the London Junior League.
History
The Rugby League Conference was founded in 1997 as the Southern Conference, a 10-team pilot league for teams in the South of England and the English Midlands. A Southern Division first appeared in 1998 and would remain an ever present with minor name changes except for the 2008 season.
The South Premier Division was first competed for in 2005.
Community game pyramid
- National Conference League
- Conference League South
- South Premier
- London & South East Men's League
- London, South and East Entrance League
The London & South East Men's League is below the South Premier and above the London, South and East Entrance League.
2014 structure
- Guildford Giants
- Medway Dragons
- Portsmouth Navy Seahawks
- Southampton Spitfires
- Sussex Merlins
- Weald Warriors
Participating teams by season
- 1998: Crawley Jets, North London Skolars, Oxford Cavaliers, St Albans Centurions, West London Sharks 1
- 1999: Crawley Jets, North London Skolars, Oxford Cavaliers, St Albans Centurions, West London Sharks 1
- 2000: Crawley Jets, Kingston Warriors, North London Skolars, Oxford Cavaliers, South London Storm, West London Sharks 1
- 2001: Crawley Jets, Kingston Warriors, North London Skolars, South London Storm, West London Sharks
- 2002: Crawley Jets, Kingston Warriors, North London Skolars, South London Storm, West London Sharks
- 2003: Crawley Jets, Gosport & Fareham Vikings, Greenwich Admirals, Hemel Stags 'A', Kingston Warriors, North London Skolars 'A', South London Storm 'A', West London Sharks
- 2004: Crawley Jets, Gosport & Fareham Vikings, Greenwich Admirals, Kingston Warriors, South London Storm 'A', West London Sharks 2
- 2005: Gosport & Fareham Vikings, Haringey Hornets, Hemel Stags 'A', Kingston Warriors, Middlesex Lions, South London Storm 'A'
- 2006: Broadstairs Bulldogs, Greenwich Admirals, Haringey Hornets 'A', Hemel Stags 'A', Kent Ravens, St Albans Centurions 'A' 3
- 2007: Broadstairs Bulldogs, Farnborough Falcons, Finchley, Gosport & Fareham Vikings 2
- 2009: Farnborough Falcons, Greenwich Admirals, Kent Ravens, Oxford Cavaliers, Southampton Spitfires, Swindon St George
- 2010: Elmbridge Eagles, Greenwich Admirals, Guildford Giants, Oxford Cavaliers, South London Storm A, Southampton Spitfires, Sussex Merlins, Swindon St George
- 2011: Elmbridge Eagles, Greenwich Admirals, Guildford Giants, Medway Dragons, Portsmouth Navy Seahawks, Southampton Spitfires, Sussex Merlins
- 2012: Greenwich Admirals, Guildford Giants, Medway Dragons, Portsmouth Navy Seahawks, Southampton Spitfires, Sussex Merlins
- 2013: Guildford Giants, Medway Dragons, Portsmouth Navy Seahawks, Southampton Spitfires, Sussex Merlins, Weald Warriors
- 2014: Guildford Giants, Medway Dragons, Portsmouth Navy Seahawks, Southampton Spitfires, Sussex Merlins, Weald Warriors
1 as Southern division 2 as South division 3 as South East division
Winners
- 1998: Crawley Jets 1
- 1999: Crawley Jets 1
- 2000: North London Skolars (now London Skolars) 1
- 2001: Crawley Jets 4
- 2002: North London Skolars (now London Skolars) 4
- 2003: Crawley Jets 4
- 2004: West London Sharks 2
- 2005: Kingston Warriors (now Elmbridge) 4
- 2006: Broadstairs Bulldogs 3
- 2007: Farnborough Falcons 2
- 2009: Greenwich Admirals 4
- 2010: Greenwich Admirals 4
- 2011: Elmbridge Eagles 4
- 2012: Portsmouth Navy Seahawks
- 2013: Portsmouth Navy Seahawks
1 as Rugby League Conference Southern division
2 as Rugby League Conference South division
3 as Rugby League Conference South East division
4 as Rugby League Conference London & South division
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