NPL Division One South
Champions: Retford United · Promoted: Retford United, Stocksbridge Park
Defunct · last season 2017-18
Split from NPL Division One (?–2007)
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leek Town | Harrison Park | Leek20,768 people | 3,600 |
| Lincoln United | Ashby Avenue | Lincoln97,541 people | 2,200 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Belper Town | Christchurch Meadow | Belper21,440 people | – |
| Brigg Town | Brigg5,636 people | – | |
| Carlton Town | Bill Stokeld Stadium | Nottingham289,301 people | – |
| Glapwell | – | ||
| Goole | – | ||
| Grantham Town | South Kesteven Sports Stadium | Grantham34,592 people | – |
| Gresley Rovers | – | ||
| Kidsgrove Athletic | Hollinwood Road | Kidsgrove23,467 people | – |
| Loughborough Dynamo | Nanpantan Sports Ground | Loughborough64,880 people | – |
| Quorn | Farley Way Stadium | Quorndon | – |
| Retford United | Retford24,000 people | – | |
| Rushall Olympic | Dales Lane | Walsall67,594 people | – |
| Sheffield | Home of Football Ground | Sheffield518,090 people | – |
| Shepshed Dynamo | – | ||
| Spalding United | Sir Halley Stewart Field | Spalding30,556 people | – |
| Stamford | Zeeco Stadium | Stamford20,742 people | – |
| Stocksbridge Park Steels | Bracken Moor | Stocksbridge13,301 people | – |
| Willenhall Town | – | ||
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources