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Hampshire 1

Current season or competition:
2018–19 Hampshire 1
England Rugby text logo.svg
Sport Rugby union
Number of teams 12
Country
 England
Holders
Farnborough (2nd title) (2017–18)
(promoted to Snows Group Hampshire 1)

Most titles
Aldershot & Fleet, Alresford, Farnborough, Isle of Wight, Romsey (2 titles)
Website englandrugby.com

Hampshire 1 is an English level 10 Rugby Union league for teams based in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Up until the 2017-18 season it was known as Hampshire 2 but was changed to Hampshire 1 following restructuring of the Hampshire leagues, which would see the re-introduction of a third division as well as 2nd and 3rd XV sides joining for the first time. Each year some of the clubs in this division also take part in the RFU Junior Vase - a level 9-12 national competition.


The ten teams play home and away matches from September through to April. Promoted teams move up to Hampshire Premier while relegated teams drop to Hampshire 2.


The points system is as follows.




  • 4 points awarded for a win.


  • 2 points awarded for a draw.


  • 0 points awarded for a loss.


  • 1 "bonus" (+) point awarded for scoring 4 tries (or more).


  • 1 "bonus" (+) point awarded for losing by 7 points (or fewer).


No team can get more than 5 points in a match. Points awarded are the same regardless of outcome at home or away.




Contents






  • 1 Teams for 2018-19


  • 2 Participating Clubs 2017-18


  • 3 Participating Clubs 2016-17


  • 4 Participating Clubs 2015-2016


  • 5 Participating Clubs 2014-2015


  • 6 Participating Clubs 2013-14


  • 7 Participating Clubs 2012-13


  • 8 Hampshire 1 Honours


  • 9 Number of league titles


  • 10 Notes


  • 11 See also


  • 12 References





Teams for 2018-19












Participating Clubs 2017-18











Participating Clubs 2016-17



  • Aldershot & Fleet

  • Alresford

  • Alton

  • Fawley

  • Kingsclere

  • Loxheath Pumas (relegated from Hampshire 1)

  • Lymington Mariners

  • Nomads

  • Overton

  • Southampton



Participating Clubs 2015-2016



  • Aldershot & Fleet

  • Alresford

  • Alton (relegated from Hampshire 1)

  • Fawley

  • Kingsclere

  • Nomads

  • Overton

  • Romsey (relegated from Hampshire 1)

  • Southampton

  • Ventnor



Participating Clubs 2014-2015



  • Aldershot & Fleet

  • Alresford

  • Chineham

  • Fawley

  • Locksheath Pumas

  • Kingsclere

  • Overton (relegated from Hampshire 1)

  • Southampton (relegated from Hampshire 1)

  • Southsea Nomads

  • Ventnor



Participating Clubs 2013-14






































































































Position Team Games Won Drew Lost Points
1 Petersfield 18 17 0 1 80
2 Fareham Heathens 18 14 0 4 70
3 Locksheath Pumas 18 13 1 4 64
4 Ventnor 18 12 0 6 60
5 Fawley 18 12 0 6 53
6 Chineham 18 9 1 8 49
7 Southsea Nomads 18 7 0 11 36
8 Aldershot & Fleet 18 4 0 12 11
9 Stoneham 18 1 0 17 5
10 Alresford 18 2 0 14 -3

Petersfield and Fareham Heathens promoted into Hampshire 1 at the end of the season.



Participating Clubs 2012-13



  • Alresford

  • Chineham

  • Fareham Heathens

  • Fawley

  • Locksheath Pumas

  • Lymington Mariners


  • Nomads (relegated from Hampshire 1)

  • Overton

  • Solent University

  • Stoneham

  • Ventnor (relegated from Hampshire 1)



Hampshire 1 Honours




























































































































































































Hampshire 1 Honours


Season
No of Teams
Champions
Runners–up
Relegated Teams
League Name
1998-99[1]
8 Romsey New Milton & District Fordingbridge Hampshire 2
1999-00[2]
9 Sandown & Shanklin Hamble
Stoneham, Chineham
Hampshire 2
2000-01[3]
9 Fareham Heathens Nomads Team Solent Hampshire 2
2001-02[4]
10 New Milton & District Eastleigh
Overton, Kingsclere
Hampshire 2
2002-03[5]
9 Isle Of Wight Fawley
East Dorset, Ventnor
Hampshire 2
2003-04[6]
8 Alresford Nomads
Kingsclere, Overton
Hampshire 2
2004-05[7]
8 Aldershot & Fleet Ellingham & Ringwood
Lytchett Minster, Fawley
Hampshire 2
2005-06[8]
9 Farnborough Eastleigh
Locksheath Pumas, Kingsclere, Ventnor
Hampshire 2
2006-07[9]
9 East Dorset Fordingbridge
Alresford, Fawley
Hampshire 2
2007-08[10]
9 Eastleigh Romsey
Chineham, Ventnor
Hampshire 2
2008-09[10]
8 Aldershot & Fleet Fareham Heathens No relegation[a 3]
Hampshire 2
2009-10[11]
12 Isle Of Wight Ventnor No relegation Hampshire 2
2010-11[12]
9 Nomads Lytchett Minster No relegation Hampshire 2
2011-12[13]
10 Southampton Aldershot & Fleet No relegation Snows Group Hampshire 2
2012-13[14]
11 Team Solent Overton No relegation Snows Group Hampshire 2
2013-14[15]
10 Petersfield Fareham Heathens No relegation Snows Group Hampshire 2
2014-15[16]
10 Locksheath Pumas Chineham No relegation Snows Group Hampshire 2
2015-16[17]
10 Romsey Ventnor No relegation Snows Group Hampshire 2
2016-17[18]
10 Alresford Overton No relegation Snows Group Hampshire 2
2017-18[19]
9
Farnborough[a 4]
Romsey
Chineham, Southsea Nomads, Aldershot & Fleet, Fawley[a 5]
Snows Group Hampshire 2
2018-19 12 Hampshire 1
Green backgrounds are promotion places.


Number of league titles





  • Aldershot & Fleet (2)


  • Alresford (2)


  • Farnborough (2)


  • Isle Of Wight (2)


  • Romsey (2)


  • East Dorset (1)


  • Eastleigh (1)


  • Fareham Heathens (1)


  • Locksheath Pumas (1)


  • New Milton & District (1)


  • Nomads (1)


  • Petersfield (1)


  • Sandown & Shanklin (1)


  • Southampton (1)


  • Team Solent (1)




Notes





  1. ^ Despite finishing as champions Farnborough were not promoted at the end of the 2017-18 season due to the Hampshire leagues being restructured.


  2. ^ Despite finishing as runners up Romsey were not promoted at the end of the 2017-18 season due to the Hampshire leagues being restructured.


  3. ^ No relegation as Hampshire 3 would be abolished for the following season with all teams from that division moving up into Hampshire 2.


  4. ^ No teams were promoted this season due to the Hampshire leagues being restructured for the 2018-19 season.


  5. ^ The restructuring of the Hampshire leagues would see a new Hampshire 2 division into which an abnormal number of teams were relegated.




See also



  • Hampshire RFU

  • English rugby union system

  • Rugby union in England



References





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