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Northern NL (wood bats) - Final positions

• Liverpool Trojans
• Menwith Hill
• Edinburgh Diamond Devils
• Manchester Eagles

  BSUK : Table and Results

  Northern Premier (aluminium bats) - Final positions

• Halton Jaguars
• Sheffield Bladerunners
• Manchester A's
• The Stars (Scotland) - withdrawn

  BSUK : Table and Results

  Northern Divsion 1 (aluminium bats) - Final positions

• Barnsley Strikers
• Bolton Blaze
• Strathclyde Falcons
• Humber Pilots
• Edinburgh Diamond Devils 2 - withdrawn

  BSUK : Table and Results

  

  Divisional Schedules

  National League: Plays home/away/home DH against teams in their own division; one DH against each team in Premier Division North. 26 games, 13 weekends.

  Premier Division: Plays h/a against teams in their own division (one DH, one S), one DH against each National League North team* and one single game against each Division 1 North team. 21 games, 14 weekends.

  Division 1 North: Plays h/a/h singles against teams in their own division and one single against each team in Premier League North. 13 games, 13 weekends

  [Correction] Note: The original rule on bats was that whenever National League teams play Premier Division teams, aluminium bats will be used, unless teams mutually decide to use wood. However after complaints from some National Teams about their PL opponents using aluminium when they use wood. Now NNL v PL match-ups will be all wood, bizarrely meaning the PL teams will now be the ones handicapped.

  

  Midlands teams in the Southern Leagues

• Shropshire Panthers
• Birmingham Maple Leafs
• Birmingham Bulldogs
• Solihull Storm

  The 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2002 Northern league tables are still available.

  To see news on Northern baseball issues and to read the BBF Northern Rep's invitation for feedback visit here.

  

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