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Amateur League Standings Show Mountain Brook Green and Old Wulfrunians on Top After Recent Matches

Current positions in Greater Birmingham Youth Lacrosse and Birmingham & District Football League reflect performances across multiple divisions.

By Birmingham Sport Desk · Published July 19, 2026

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Amateur League Standings Show Mountain Brook Green and Old Wulfrunians on Top After Recent Matches — Photo by Cadbury Research Library / Flickr (Public Domain Mark)

Mountain Brook Green B10U holds a perfect 10-0 record after 10 games in the Greater Birmingham Youth Lacrosse league. This result places the team at the top of the amateur standings based on verified league data.

Youth Lacrosse Division Update

The 10-0 mark for Mountain Brook Green B10U comes after a full set of matches in the league. Supporters track these outcomes through official standings that list team records without additional commentary on individual fixtures.

Birmingham & District Football League Division 1

Old Wulfrunians A leads Division 1 with 22 points from 8 matches. Sporting Elite Birmingham sits one point behind on 21 points. These totals indicate the outcome of matches played so far in the amateur competition.

Division 2 and Division 6 Positions

In Division 2, Walsall Phoenix FC 'A' holds the top spot with 35 points. Birmingham Irish FC and Phoenix Town FC share second place on 29 points each. Real Aston leads Division 6 with 56 points after 24 games, ahead of Solihull Municipal on 52 points.

Professional Team Context

Birmingham City recorded 111 points from 46 games in League One. League records note that this professional side operates separately from the amateur divisions covered here.

These standings come from league tables published on the listed sources. Observers can review updated tables on the same platforms for any further changes in position after additional fixtures.

Local amateur clubs continue to compete within the established divisions of the Greater Birmingham Youth Lacrosse league and the Birmingham & District Football League. The figures above represent the most recent verified counts available from the cited records.

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