The UK Women's Athletics League is a track and field athletics competition for teams of women. It is the women's equivalent of the men's British Athletics League and is the pinnacle of British athletic clubs league system.

The UK Women's Athletics League was inaugurated in 1975. ^[1] In 2015 it consisted of four divisions, with up to 32 teams from across the United Kingdom.

Competition

There are four different divisions (Premier, Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3). Each of them has eight teams in competition, except the Division 3, with only seven teams. Every season there is a total of three matches to decide the division standings, two teams are relegated and two teams promoted for every division. In September each year a qualifying match shall be held and the leading two clubs in that match shall compete in Division 3 the following season. The qualifying match shall involve the highest placed club which wishes to compete, from each of the regional Scottish, Northern, Midland, Southern and Welsh leagues.

Winning teams

This table lists the top placed clubs from the top division:^[1]

Teams in 2019

Premier

Country	Club
	Birchfield Harriers
	Blackheath and Bromley Harriers Athletic Club
	Cardiff AC
	Edinburgh AC
	Notts AC
	Thames Valley Harriers
	Trafford AC
	Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow

Division 1

Country	Club
	Crawley AC
	Harrow AC
	Herts Phoenix AC
	Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers
	Southampton Athletic Club
	Swansea Harriers
	Trafford AC
	Woodford Green with Essex Ladies

Division 2

Country	Club
	Bristol and West AC
	City of Sheffield
	Enfield and Haringay AC
	Havering AC
	Nene Valley Harriers
	Newham and Essex Beagles
	Sale Harriers
	Victoria Park City of Glasgow

Division 3

Country	Club
	Bedford and County AC
	Belgrave Harriers
	City of Liverpool
	Herne Hill Harriers
	Marshall Milton Keynes AC
	Peterborough AC
	Reading AC AC
	Rugby and Northampton AC

References

External links

• UK Women's Athletic League