NCL Division Three

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The NCL or [[National Conference League]] Division Three (known as the Kingstone Press NCL Division Three)
(12 teams)|headquarters=Leeds, United Kingdom|championtag=Champions|TV=[[FreeSports]]|related_comps=[[Challenge Cup]]|promotion_to=[[NCL Division Two]]|relegation_}}

==League Winners==
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|colspan=4 |<center>'''DIVISION THREE'''</center>
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!Club
!Wins
!Winning years
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|1||[[Kells A.R.L.F.C.|Kells]]||1|| 2013
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|2||[[Featherstone Lions]]||1|| 2014
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|3||Hunslet Club Parkside||1|| 2015
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|4||Crosfield||1|| 2016
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|5||[[West Bowling]]||1|| 2017
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|6||[[Beverley]]||1|| 2018
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|7||[[Woolston Rovers]]||1|| 2019
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== New Members==
'''2019:''' The Kingstone Press [[National Conference League|National Conference league]] will run with 50 teams next season after [[Batley Boys ARLFC|Batley Boys]], [[Hensingham ARLFC|Hensingham]] and [[Heworth A.R.L.F.C.|Heworth]] were all duly elected to the competition for 2019.

The votes were overwhelmingly in favour of backing the [[NCL Division Three|NCL]] Management recommendations that proposed a return to the [[NCL Division Three|NCL]] for [[Heworth A.R.L.F.C.|Heworth]] after a three-year absence, and new members in [[Batley Boys ARLFC|Batley Boys]] and [[Hensingham ARLFC|Hensingham]].<ref></ref>

==Reference==

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