| Suffolk and Ipswich Football League | |
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| Country | England |
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| Founded | 1896 |
| Divisions | 9 |
| Feeder to | Eastern Counties League |
| Promotion to | Eastern Counties League Division One |
| Relegation to | Lowestoft & District League St Edmundsbury League |
| Levels on pyramid | Levels 11–16 |
| Domestic cup(s) | Suffolk Senior Cup Winners (Lakenhead) |
| Current champions | Crane Sports (Senior Division) (2015–16) |
| Website | Official website |
The Suffolk and Ipswich Football League is a football competition based in Suffolk, England. The league has a total of nine divisions; the Senior Division, divisions 1–5 and three reserve divisions. The Senior Division is at step 7 (or level 11) of the National League System. The league was founded in 1896 as the Ipswich & District League changing its name in 1978.
The Senior Division champions may apply for promotion to the Eastern Counties League Division One. Clubs from the league to progress up the pyramid include Whitton United, Sudbury Town, Hadleigh United, Woodbridge Town, Needham Market, Walsham-le-Willows, and Debenham LC.
The champion club in the St. Edmundsbury Football League is able to seek promotion to the Suffolk and Ipswich League competition but to date few clubs have taken up this opportunity.
The league is affiliated to the Suffolk County Football Association.
2015–16 Members[]
Senior Division[]
Achilles | Bramford United | Capel Plough | Crane Sports | East Bergholt United | Felixstowe Harpers United | Framlingham Town | Grundisburgh | Haughley United | Ipswich Athletic | Ipswich Valley Rangers | Leiston St. Margaret's | Stanton | Wenhaston United | Westerfield United | Wickham Market
Division One[]
AFC Hoxne | Bacton United | Benhall St. Mary | Claydon | Coplestonians | Henley Athletic | Ipswich Exiles | Mendlesham | Old Newton United | Ransomes Sports | Somersham | Sporting 87 | Trimley Athletic
Division Two[]
AFC Kesgrave & Willis | Barham Athletic | Bartons | Bildeston Rangers | Bramford Road Old Boys | Cedars Park | Salvation Army | Sproughton Sports | Stonham Aspal | Stowupland Falcons | Trimley Red Devils | Witnesham Wasps
Intermediate A[]
Achilles Reserves | Caple Plough Reserves | Coplestonians Reserves | Crane Sports Reserves | East Bergholt United Reserves | Felixstowe Harpers United Reserves | Grundisburgh Reserves | Ipswich Valley Rangers Reserves | Mendlesham Reserves | Old Newton United Reserves | Sporting 87 Reserves | Wenhaston United Reserves | Westerfield United Reserves
Intermediate B[]
AFC Hoxne Reserves | Benhall St. Mary Reserves | Bramford United Reserves | Claydon Reserves | Coplestonians 'A' | Framlingham Town Reserves | Haughley United Reserves | Henley Athletic Reserves | Ipswich Athletic Reserves | Ipswich Exiles Reserves | Ipswich Wanderers Reserves | Trimley Athletic Reserves | Wickham Market Reserves
Intermediate C[]
Bacton United Reserves | Bramford Road Old Boys Reserves | Cedars Park Reserves | Debenham LC Reserves | East Bergholt United 'A' | Leiston St. Margarets Reserves | Old Newton United 'A' | Ransomes Sports Reserves | Somersham Reserves | Stonham Aspal Reserves | Stowupland Falcons Reserves | Trimley Red Devils Reserves
Division Three[]
Chantry Grasshoppers | Cockfield United | Coddenham Athletic | Elmswell | Halesworth Town | Saxmundham Sports | Shotley | Sizewell Associates | Sproughton United | Tacket Street Boys Brigade Old Boys | Tattingstone United | Ufford Sports
Division Four[]
AFC Elmsett | AFC Kesgrave & Willis Reserves | Cockfield United Reserves | Halesworth Town Reserves | Kesgrave Kestrels | Sporting 87 'A' | Stonham Aspal 'A' | Stowupland Falcons 'A' | Stradbroke United | Witnesham Wasps Reserves | Woolverstone United
Division Five[]
Adastral Park | AFC Titans | Bacton United 'A' | Cedars Park 'A' | Chantry Grasshoppers Reserves | Kesgrave Kestrels Reserves | Needham Market Phoenix | Sproughton Sports Reserves | Stage Event Security | Sutton Heath Saxons | Ufford Sports Reserves
League Cup[]
The league also runs a league cup, known since 1997 as the Omnico Cup for sponsorship purposes. Between 1976 and 1997 it was known as the McNeil League Knock–Out Cup, and is now known as the Bob Coleman Cup.
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