Victorian State League Division 2 - Clubs

Clubs

The following 24 clubs from 2 conferences of 12 who are competing in the Victorian State League Division 2 during the 2013 season.

State League Division 2 North-west

Club Position in 2010 SLD2 NW titles Last division title
Altona City 4th 0 n/a
Altona East Phoenix 6th 1 1997
Ballarat Red Devils 9th 0 n/a
Banyule City FC 10th 0 n/a
Brunswick City 8th 1 2004
FC Clifton Hill 11th in SLD1 1 2007
Geelong SC 2nd in SLD3 NW 0 n/a
Moreland City 3rd 2 1952
Werribee City 5th 0 n/a
Westgate 1st in SLD3 NW 2 2006
Whittlesea Ranges 2nd 0 n/a
Williamstown Bandits 7th 0 n/a

State League Division 2 South-east

Club Position in 2012 SLD2 SE titles Last division title
Dandenong City 11th SLD1 0 n/a
Diamond Valley United 10th 0 n/a
Doveton 1st SLD3 SE 0 n/a
FC Clifton Hill 8th SLD2 NW 0 n/a
Kingston 7th 0 n/a
Langwarrin 6th 0 n/a
Malvern City FC 4th 0 n/a
Mornington 5th 0 n/a
Morwell Pegasus 3rd 0 n/a
Noble Park United 9th 0 n/a
South Springvale FC 8th 0 n/a
Springvale White Eagles 12th SLD1 0 n/a

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