Scottish Junior Football Central Division One

Scottish Junior Football Central Division One

Country	Scotland
Founded	2002
Number of teams	14
Promotion to	Super League First Division
Relegation to	Central District Second Division
Domestic cup(s)	Scottish Junior Cup
Current champions	Blantyre Victoria (2014–15)
Website	SJFA

The Central District League First Division is a third-tier division of the West Region of the Scottish Junior Football Association.

The two highest-placed teams at the end of the season will be promoted to the Super League, First Division. The three lowest-placed teams will be relegated to Central District Second Division.

Member clubs for the 2015–16 season

Club	Location	Home Ground	Finishing position 2014–15
Carluke Rovers	Carluke	John Cumming Stadium	5th
Dunipace Juniors	Denny	Westfield Park	4th
Johnstone Burgh	Johnstone	Keanie Park	Central District Second Division, 2nd
Larkhall Thistle	Larkhall	Gasworks Park	8th
Lesmahagow	Lesmahagow	Craighead Park	6th
Maryhill	Maryhill, Glasgow	Lochburn Park	3rd
Neilston Juniors	Neilston	Brig O'Lea Stadium	Super League First Division, 12th
Renfrew	Renfrew	New Western Park	7th
Rossvale	Springburn, Glasgow	Petershill Park1	Central District Second Division, 1st
St. Anthony's	Cardonald, Glasgow	McKenna Park	11th
St. Roch's	Provanmill, Glasgow	James McGrory Park	Central District Second Division, 3rd
Thorniewood United	Viewpark	Robertson Park	Super League First Division, 14th
Vale of Clyde	Tollcross, Glasgow	Fullarton Park	9th
Wishaw Juniors	Wishaw	Beltane Park	10th

¹ Groundsharing with Petershill

Season summaries

Season	Champions	Also promoted	Relegated
2002–03	Kilsyth Rangers	N/A	St Roch's, Lesmahagow, Blantyre Victoria
2003–04	Cambuslang Rangers	Kirkintilloch Rob Roy	Port Glasgow, Lanark United, Glasgow Perthshire
2004–05	Vale of Clyde	Dunipace Juniors	Benburb, Carluke Rovers
2005–06	Lesmahagow	East Kilbride Thistle	Greenock Juniors, Thorniewood United, Shettleston
2006–07	Kirkintilloch Rob Roy	Clydebank	Cambuslang Rangers, Vale of Leven, Glasgow Perthshire
2007–08	Port Glasgow	Lanark United	Blantyre Victoria, Dunipace Juniors, St Roch's
2008–09	Rutherglen Glencairn	Ashfield	Yoker Athletic, Benburb, Johnstone Burgh
2009–10	Cumbernauld United	Shotts Bon Accord	Lesmahagow, Larkhall Thistle, Maryhill
2010–11	Kilsyth Rangers	Thorniewood United	Johnstone Burgh, Blantyre Victoria
2011–12	Glasgow Perthshire	Yoker Athletic	Cambuslang Rangers, Vale of Leven, Vale of Clyde
2012–13	Greenock Juniors	Lesmahagow	East Kilbride Thistle, St Roch's, Port Glasgow
2013–14	Neilston Juniors	Shettleston	Glasgow Perthshire, Johnstone Burgh, Cambuslang Rangers
2014–15	Blantyre Victoria	Bellshill Athletic	Benburb, Lanark United, Ashfield