Devon and Exeter Football League explained

The Devon and Exeter Football League is a football competition based in Devon in England. It was established around 1900. The top division of this league, the Premier, sits at level 12 of the English football league system and is a feeder to the Devon Football League.^[1]

The league covers a 50miles range from Exeter.

Devon and Exeter Football League
Feeds:	Devon Football League
Divisions:	9
Levels:	Levels 12–20
Website:	Official

2024–25 members list by division

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Premier

Clyst Valley
Colyton
Crediton United 2nd
Feniton
Lapford
Lyme Regis
Sidmouth Town 2nd
St Martins
University of Exeter 2nd
Upottery
Wellington 2nd
Winkleigh

Division 1

Central
East Budleigh
Elmore 2nd
Hatherleigh Town
Lympstone
Newton St Cyres
Newtown 2nd
Okehampton Argyle 2nd
Ottery St Mary 2nd
Teignmouth 2nd
University of Exeter 3rd
Westexe Park Rangers

Division 2

Beer Albion 2nd
Broadclyst
Clyst Valley 2nd
Dawlish United
Exmouth Spartans
Farway United
Seaton Town
South Zeal United
Tedburn St Mary
University of Exeter 4th
Witheridge

Division 3

Alphington 2nd
Bickleigh
Budleigh Salterton 2nd
Chard Town 2nd
East Budleigh 2nd
Feniton 2nd
Halwill
Heavitree United
Sidmouth Town 3rd
Tipton St John
Uffculme
University of Exeter 5th

Division 4

Colyton 2nd
Cullompton Rangers 2nd
Dunkeswell Rovers
Elmore 3rd
Hemyock
Lyme Regis 2nd
Morchard Bishop
Railway
St Martins 2nd
Starcross Dons
University of Exeter 6th
Uplyme
Upottery 2nd

Division 5

Awliscombe United
Axminster Town 2nd
Chagford
Cheriton Fitzpaine
City Raiders
Ex Dons
Millwey Rise
Otterton
Topsham Town 2nd
University of Exeter 7th
Whipton & Pinhoe
Willand XI

Division 6

Alphington 3rd
Bampton
Beacon Knights
Cheriton Fitzpaine 2nd
City Raiders 2nd
Exeter Royals
Exeter United
Sandford 2nd
University of Exeter 8th
Uplowman United
Whipton & Pinhoe 2nd
Witheridge 2nd

Division 7

Axmouth United
Bradninch
Cranbrook United
Exe United
Exmouth Town Development
Heavitree United 2nd
North Tawton
Phoenix United
Priory
South Zeal United 2nd
Tedburn St Mary 2nd
Westexe Park Rangers 2nd

Division 8

Amory Rovers
Bow Amateur Athletic Club
Central 2nd
Dawlish United 2nd
Lympstone 2md
Millwey Rise 2nd
Newton St Cyres 2nd
Okehampton Argyle 3rd
Phoenix 2nd
Starcross Dons 2nd
Tedburn St Mary 3rd
Topsham Town 3rd

Recent champions

Season	Premier Division	Premier Cup^[3]	Senior Cup^[4]	Intermediate Cup^[5]
2006–07	Axminster Town	Tavistock	Combe Martin	Sidbury United
2007–08	University of Exeter II	Totnes & Dartington SC	Willand Rovers Res.	Buckland Athletic III
2008–09	St Martins	Boca Seniors	Buckland Athletic Res.	Lamerton
2009–10	Thorverton	Appledore BAAC	Buckland Athletic Res.	Woolsery
2010–11	Sidmouth Town	Liverton United	Loddiswell United	Vospers Oak Villa
2011–12	St Martins	Liverton United	Bow AAC	Morley Rangers
2012–13	Feniton	Exmouth Town	Tiverton Town Res.	Millwey Rise
2013–14	St Martins	Watcombe Wanderers	Dartmouth	Bar Sol Ona
2014–15	Tiverton Town Res.	St Martins	Exwick Villa Res.	Roselands
2015–16	Topsham Town	Appledore	University Exeter Res.	Sporting Barum
2016–17	Honiton Town	Exeter University	Cronies	Royal Oak (Exeter)
2017–18	Elmore	Teignmouth	Sidmouth Town	Elmore Reserves
2018–19	Exwick Villa	Bovey Tracey	The Windmill Reserves	Combe Martin
2019–20	Season abandoned	Mount Gould	Thorverton	Farway United
2020–21	Season abandoned	Mount Gould	Ottery St Mary Reserves	Witheridge Reserves
2021–22	Lapford	Beer Albion	Kingsteignton Athletic	Ivybridge Town 3rds
2022–23	Alphington	Mount Gould	University of Exeter III	Bovey Tracey Res
2023–24	Alphington

Notes and References

Web site: History. 2021-02-19. Joma Devon & Exeter Football League. en.
Web site: Devon & Exeter League Constitution. 2023-06-27. defleague.co.uk.
Web site: Devon Premier. 2021-02-19. Joma Devon & Exeter Football League. en.
Web site: Devon Senior. 2021-02-19. Joma Devon & Exeter Football League. en.
Web site: Devon Intermediate. 2021-02-19. Joma Devon & Exeter Football League. en.