Plympton won the Sports Lighting Devon League Premier, with Fremington and Plymouth Marjon topping the regional divisions.
Fourteen wins from their 16 games gave Plympton the title by an 11-point margin over SB Oak Villa.
Tiverton Town’s third spot was confirmed when Teignmouth lost 2-0 at Bradworthy on 31 May.
Oak Villa cruised to a 6-2 win over Crediton United in the League Cup Final on Thursday, highlighted by a four-goal performance from Kelsey Blight.
— SB Oak Villa Women (@SBOakVillaWomen) May 28, 2026
Fremington topped the North/East table with only five points dropped from a possible 54 and a goal tally twice that of any other side, averaging over six per game.
Ottery St Mary were the runners-up, 11 points clear of both Shaldon Fire and Axminster Town.
Plymouth Marjon were champions of the South/West Division by nine points and maintained a 100% record until their penultimate match.
Elm Fusion would have been the runners-up, but Horrabridge Rangers pipped them to it by beating Marjon 4-2, helped by a quick brace in the last 20 minutes or so from Leah Parnell-Moses.
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