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There are a further four divisions in Ayrshire Amateur football - two in the North and two in the South.
The winners of North Division One and South Division One are automatically promoted and replace the bottom two teams in the Premier Division. The runners up in North Division One and South Division One have a play-off to decide which team then has a play-off against the third bottom team in the Premier Division. The winners of this second play-off match take their place in the Premier Division the following season.
The Donsport Trophy is a consolation cup for teams knocked out in the first two rounds of the British Energy Ayrshire Amateur Cup.
The James Scott Memorial NAC Trophy is competed for by teams in the North of Ayrshire while the Walker & Templeton Trophy is for the South Ayrshire clubs.
There is also the Eric W. White Memorial
Trophy which is played for by the winners of the previous season's
Ayrshire Amateur Cup and the Premier League. This match is played in memory
of Eric White who had a 27 year association with the Ayrshire Amateur FA
holding down various posts over the years. He was also associated with
the Scottish AFA. He was made a life member of the Ayrshire AFA in 1980.
He died on September 8th 1993 aged 74. The match was originally played
between the Ayrshire AFA and the Scotland Amateur side. The current holders
are Hurlford Thistle, beating Craigie Ams 4-2 at Dam Park Stadium, Ayr
on the 27th September 2004.
* denotes extra time was played in a game eg
| Dean Thistle | v | Symington Caledonian |
3*5
|
p denotes the games was won on penalties eg
| Kincaidston Ams | v | Broomlands Ams |
1*1, 2p4
|
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