1995 Academy League

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The 1995 Academy League was the second tier/division of British speedway. It was effectively the same division of teams that had competed in the 1994 British League Division 3 but was renamed because the British League Division 1 and 2 had merged.[1]

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1995 Academy League
LeagueAcademy League
Season1995
ChampionsBerwick Bandits
Knockout CupBerwick Bandits
IndividualKevin Little
Division/s above1995 Premier League
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Summary

Iwade speedway returned under a new promotion and new team name of Sittingbourne Crusaders.[2] Cleveland Bays withdrew during the season and their results were expunged.

The title was won by Berwick Bandits who had also won the previous season's Division 3 title.[3][4]

Final league table

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Pos Team Played W D L F A Pts Bonus Total
1Berwick Bandits12100268341920626
2Stoke Potters1290360552618422
3Hi-Edge Hitmen1270557557214317
4Sittingbourne Crusaders1270555559014317
5Mildenhall Fen Tigers1250754456310313
6Linlithgow Lightning122010513614426
7Devon Demons122010513614426
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Cleveland Bays withdrew.

Fixtures & results

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Home \ Away CB BER DEV HI LL MIL SIT STO
Cleveland Bays n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Berwick Bandits n/a 71–24 68–27 71–24 64–31 63–32 61–35
Devon Demons n/a 44–52 47–49 66–30 40–56 54–42 44–51
Hi-Edge Hitmen 48–48 52–48 62–34 53–43 50–46 62–34 41–54
Linlithgow Lightning 58–38 42–53 70–25 43–50 46–50 32–62 80–0
Mildenhall Fen Tigers 56–40 18–36 57–39 52–44 66–30 46–50 42–65
Sittingbourne Crusaders n/a 39–56 61–35 56–40 55–40 50–45 49–47
Stoke Potters n/a 53–42 69–27 49–47 63–33 60–47 70–25
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Source: [5]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Academy League Knockout Cup

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The 1995 Academy League Knockout Cup was the 28th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier two teams.[6]

It was only the tier two competition because the Division 1 & 2 had merged, this meant that the newly formed Academy League was tier two of British speedway at the time. Berwick Bandits were awarded the Cup following a first leg final victory, Stoke did not hold the second leg due to rain.

First round

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Dates Team one Team two Scores
21/05, 04/06MildenhallSittingbourne62-47, 51–56
28/05, 03/06LinlithgowBerwick45-52, 39–69
01/06, 15/06DevonStoke45-61, 33–73
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Semi final

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Dates Team one Team two Scores
29/07, 01/10StokeMildenhall60-47, 65–42
23/00, 14/10BerwickBuxton66-44, 48–52
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Final

First Leg

21 October [7] Berwick Bandits
Gareth Martin 13
Darren Pearson 12
Chris Readshaw 10
Kevin Little 9
William Beveridge 6
Peter Johnson 6
David Meldrum 1
6342 Stoke Potters
Chris Cobby 16
Glyn Taylor 11
Colin Earl 5
Colin Thorpe 4
Lee Dicken 3
Drew Wheeldon 0
Stephen Read 0
Ade Hoole R/R
Berrington Lough Stadium

Second Leg

26 October Stoke Potters not held(rain) Berwick Bandits Loomer Road Stadium

Riders' Championship

Kevin Little won the Riders' Championship, held on 2 September at Long Eaton Stadium.[8]

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Pos.RiderTeamTotal
1Kevin LittleBerwick15
2Chris CobbyStoke14
3Andre ComptonHi-Edge Buxton13
4Roger HorspoolMildenhall12
5Paul GouldBerwick11
6Gareth MartinBerwick8
7Greg DanielsDevon7
8David MasonSittingbourne7
9Simon WolstenholmeMildenhall7
10Neil HewittLinlithgow6
11Ade HooleStoke6
12Dean ChapmanSittingbourne5
13Andy HoweCleveland4
14Mike BowdenDevon2
15Paul TaylorLinlithgow1
16Richard WebbHi-Edge Buxton1
17Anthony Reason (res)1
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