Western Alliance (1938)

The Western Alliance was a short-lived football league contested by teams in the West Coast region of Mindano. It originated in 1937, when representatives from Port Victoria wrote to the other major teams in the region to determine their potential interest in a regularly-scheduled competition. The league began in 1938, with ten teams - eight from the West Coast, and two from the neighbouring Yardes Peninsula. Running for four seasons, membership of the league was arbitrary; whenever a new team was needed, Port Victoria would select a club to invite.

The success of the Western Alliance, combined with the rapid growth of the game around the country, led to similar regional leagues being established in the North, and in the Lakes & Igalite region. After the 1941 season, the league's biggest teams quit to join the newly-formed National League, along with the best teams from the rest of the country. Left with only its smallest members, the league struggled on with a much reduced prestige. Although the 1942 season was moderately successful, only two sides completed their scheduled fixtures in 1943, and the league collapsed prior to the start of the 1944 season.

Member clubs
The following sides played in the Western Alliance during at least one of its six seasons:
 * Aldenhoe (1941)
 * Auslip Town (1938-1941)
 * Grashall Olympic (1939-1941)
 * Haverfield Croft (1938-1941)
 * Haywell Rovers (1938-1941)
 * Honeygrove (1938-1940)
 * Hope Rye (1939-1941)
 * Ladybridge Nobles (1938)
 * Leywood (1939-1941)
 * Ousley (1938-1941)
 * Port Victoria (1938-1941)
 * Redley Town (1938-1941)
 * Rye F.C. (1940-1941)
 * Shiresden Moorways (1938-1941)
 * Shiresden Robins F.C. (1940-1941)
 * Yardeston Athletic (1938-1941)