Football in Cornwall

Cornwall's premier football side is Truro City Football Club. From being founding members of the South Western League in 1951, Truro FC has recently, thanks in no small way to their chairman Kevin Heaney, experienced three promotions in the last four years. They play in the Southern League Premier Division; the first time a Cornish club has played at such a level.

The football pyramid below the Southern League Premier Division for 2009-2010 was as follows:

Southern League: South & West - No Cornish sides

Western League: Premier Division - No Cornish sides

Western League: First Division - No Cornish sides

South West Peninsula Football League: Premier Division - Bodmin Town, Falmouth Town, Launceston, Liskeard Athletic, Penzance, Saltash United, St. Blazey, Torpoint Athletic, Wadebridge Town.

South West Peninsula Football League: Division 1 East - No Cornish sides

South West Peninsula Football League: Division 1 West - Callington Town, Camelford, Dobwalls, Foxhole Stars, Godolphin Atlantic, Hayle, Millbrook, Mousehole, Newquay, Penryn Athletic, Perranporth, Porthleven, St. Austell, Truro City Reserves, Wendron United

Cornwall Combination - Falmouth Town Reserves, Hayle Reserves, Helston Athletic, Holmans SC, Illogan RBL, Ludgvan, Mullion, Newquay Reserves, Penryn Athletic Reserves, Penzance Reserves, Perranwell, Porthleven Reserves, Portreath, RNAS Culdrose, St. Agnes, St. Day, St. Ives Town, Troon, Wendron United Reserves

The Cornwall FA