AFL Southern England / AFL Britain Southern Division / ARUK National League Southern Division (Great Britain)
General :
The ARUK National League was developed and operated under the auspices of Aussie Rules UK, and took the form of regional 9-a-side competitions.[source]
Timeline :
2007 (ARUK Southern) :
The ARUK National League Southern Division commenced.
Founding clubs were (complete) :[source]
- Bournemouth,
- Brighton,
- Southampton,
- Sussex and
- Thanet (this season only).
2008 (ARUK Southern) :
Participating clubs were (complete) :[source]
- Bournemouth,
- Brighton (final season),
- Chippenham (debut),
- Southampton and
- Sussex.
2009 (ARUK Southern) :
Participating clubs were (complete) :[source]
- Bournemouth,
- Chippenham,
- Portsmouth (debut),
- Southampton and
- Sussex.
2010 (AFL Britain - Southern) :
General - In either 2010 or 2011, the competition changed hands and became known as the AFL Britain Southern Division.
Participating clubs were (complete) :[source]
- Bournemouth,
- Chippenham,
- Portsmouth,
- Southampton and
- Sussex.
2011 (AFL Britain - Southern) :
General - In either 2010 or 2011, the competition changed hands and became known as the AFL Britain Southern Division.
Participating clubs were (complete) :[source]
- Bournemouth,
- Chippenham,
- Guildford,
- Portsmouth,
- Southampton and
- Sussex.
???? - With a changing of hands, the competition became known as the AFL Britain Southern Division.[source]
2012-16 - ?.
2017 (AFLSE) - Grand Final : Southampton defeated Sussex.[source]
2018 - The AFLSE and the Welsh ARFL merged to form the Southern England & Wales FL.[source]