Wessex League
Welcome to the Wessex League website. An FA Accredited League at Steps 5-6 of the NLS, serving clubs in Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Somerset, Surrey & Wiltshire
The draw for the first round of the Wessex League Cup has been made, with ten ties scheduled (dates to be confirmed). Among the fixtures, Bashley will host Romsey Town, while Frimley Green take on Fareham Town. Newly promoted sides Sturminster Newton United and Blandford United have home ties against Lymington Town and Cowes Sports respectively, while Sandhurst Town travel to Brockenhurst: FIRST ROUND DRAW: Ash United v Hamworthy Recreation Bashley v Romsey Town Blandford United v Cowes Sports Bournemouth Poppies v Kintbury Rangers Brockenhurst v Sandhurst Town Christchurch v Totton & Eling Fawley AFC v East Cowes Victoria Athletic Frimley Green v Fareham Town Sherborne Town v AFC Aldermaston Sturminster Newton United v Lymington Town All other clubs have received a bye into the second round, joining the first-round winners in the next stage of the competition. The second-round draw, featuring 32 clubs, will take place live on the Radio Show on Sunday, June 28, between 12pm and 2pm, with draw numbers as follows: SECOND ROUND - DRAW NUMBERS: Alresford Town Amesbury Town Andover New Street Ash United or Hamworthy Recreation Baffins Milton Rovers Bashley or Romsey Town Bemerton Heath Harlequins Blandford United or Cowes Sports Bournemouth Poppies or Kintbury Rangers Brockenhurst or Sandhurst Town Christchurch or Totton & Eling Colden Common Cove Downton Fawley AFC or East Cowes Victoria Athletic Fleetlands Folland Sports Frimley Green or Fareham Town Hamble Club Hamworthy United Hedge End Rangers Horndean Hythe & Dibden Laverstock & Ford Millbrook New Milton Town Newport (IOW) Petersfield Town Ringwood Town Sherborne Town or AFC Aldermaston Sturminster Newton United or Lymington Town Whitchurch United
The Wessex League is delighted to announce Victor Sports as its new Official Medical Partner for the next two seasons. The partnership will provide significant benefits to member clubs across the league, helping to reduce the cost of sports medical supplies, while ensuring clubs have access to high-quality medical products and support.
The Wessex Football League is delighted to announce a new partnership with TwelveYards , as Official Graphics Partners ahead of the upcoming season. This partnership has been put together for one simple reason: to help our clubs save time and stand-out on social media. Alongside the benefits being passed down to our teams, the Wessex League will also be using TwelveYards ourselves to power and enhance the league’s social media channels. Helping Clubs Deal with the Matchday Rush Matchdays are hectic. The same few volunteers are usually juggling the turnstiles, running the tea bar and trying to tweet live match updates all at once. When you’re that busy, putting together high-quality social media graphics is a massive headache. As a result, content isn’t always consistent and local sponsors don’t always get the exposure they deserve. TwelveYards fixes that. Their easy-to-use portal lets anyone - even if you have absolutely zero design experience - create professional matchday, commercial and club graphics in seconds. It gives Wessex League clubs the tools to look just as sharp and polished as professional teams online, which help bring in more fans and attract more commercial revenue. Exclusive Offers for Every Wessex League Club To make sure this partnership directly benefits our teams on a practical level, TwelveYards is offering an exclusive discount and package for Wessex League clubs: ● First 30 Days FREE: Every club in the league can try the platform for free for the first month, with hands-on support to get your club set up. ● 12% Discount: Reduced monthly rates across both packages to keep costs down for the season. ● Founding 15 Price Freeze: The first 15 Wessex League clubs to sign up will lock in their discounted rate for life. As long as your clubs stays signed up, your price will never go up.
PREMIER DIVISION
DIVISION ONE
