Berringsland Soccer League

The Berringsland Soccer League (commonly referred to as 'the BSL' or simply 'The League') is a league competition which features professional and semi-professional association football clubs from around Berringsland. The League is administered by the Berringsland FA and is split into two national 12-team divisions; an all-professional first tier, the Berringsland Soccer League Premiership ('The Premiership'), and a second tier which includes both professional and semi-professional outfits, known as the Berringsland Soccer League Second Division ('Division Two'). The third tier of the League encompasses the four regional leagues: the Northern League (New Caledonia, Loyalty Islands, Torfrey, Northeastern Territories), the Eastern League (Emmet, Lewisia, New Sussex), the Adelford League, and the Western League (Norfolk Island, Hartley, Bornett); these divisions comprise entirely of semi-professional and amateur teams.

History
The League was founded in 1960, when it succeeded the existing Provincial structures for soccer competition, most of which were a loosely-organised series of friendly matches between local teams.