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To complete the round-up of the Manchester Chess Federation for the 2012-13 season; tonight 3Cs' 1 won 6-1 against 3Cs' 2 in the final of the Reyner Shield (the League's premier knockout trophy) and thus completed the double. The final list of honours for 3Cs in the MCF for this season are as follows:

3Cs' 1 - A Division Champions
3Cs' 2 - A Division 3rd
3Cs' 3 - C Division Champions
3Cs' 4 - C Division 3rd
3Cs' 5 - D Division Champions
3Cs' 6 - E Division 3rd

3Cs' 1 won the Reyner Shield with 3Cs' 2 as runners-up.
3Cs' 6 won the Milner Trophy (Knockout tournament for teams in lower divisions)

I have published records for Worcestershire Chess League, Worcester & District Chess League and Dudley & District Chess League since 2000. See links from:
http://www.raycollett.net/
Although I have access to older records and plan to post them to the web in the future I have not yet found time to do so.

Can any club beat Halesowen's 2016-7 season triumphs: League champions: Birmingham DCL, Worcestershire CL; and Wolverhampton & DCL. Also other teams were division champions: Dudley & Dist Div 2; Worcestershire CL Div 2 (their other team in this division were runners-up); Birmingham &DCL Div 5.

A splendid achievement!

In 2010/11, Redhill won Surrey Division 1 with 7/7, Redhill II finished 6th, Redhill IV won Division 5.

Redhill also won the KO competition, but it helped having people over 180 on board 10, and we were still a bit lucky.

We also won CCF's Super League, but actually lost a match there.

But I think Halesowen's achievement is greater.