Title: North Junior Football League
Content:  The North Junior Football League, also known as the North-East Junior League, was a football league competition operated in northern Scotland (but anchored around the city of Aberdeen) under the Scottish Junior Football Association which operated as the top league in the territory from 1968 until 2001 when a new regional setup was established – although this was very similar to the previous system.
Title: Burgess Hill Town F.C.
Content:  The team have a youth team which currently plays in the Isthmian Youth South. The youth team won the Sussex County Cup in the 2010–11 season. Until the 2011–12 season the club also ran a reserve team but they disbanded due to financial problems at the club. Both teams, like the first team, play at Leylands Park. In the 2014–15 season the youth team is managed by Ian South and Paul Armstrong with the u21s run by Neil Wheeler and Peter Miles.
Title: Baillieston Juniors F.C.
Content:  losing to Linlithgow Rose. Their greatest era came in the early 80's when the club reached three Junior Cup finals in five years. Victory over Benburb in a second replay saw the club lift the trophy in 1980. They lost out however in their two subsequent appearances against Blantyre Victoria in 1982 and Bo'ness United in 1984. The club sold their Station Park ground to a developer in 2000 with the aim of moving to a purpose built stadium in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow. They initially groundshared with Glasgow Perthshire and St. Roch's before playing a full season away from home but with 
Title: Scottish Junior Football Association, East Region
Content: Arniston Rangers ; Blackburn United ; Bo'ness United ; Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic ; Broxburn Athletic ; Camelon Juniors Craigroyston ; Crossgates Primrose ; Dalkeith Thistle ; Dunbar United ; Dundonald Bluebell ; Easthouses Lily MW Edinburgh United ; Haddington Athletic ; Hill of Beath Hawthorn ; Jeanfield Swifts ; Linlithgow Rose ; Musselburgh Athletic Newtongrange Star ; Oakley United ; Penicuik Athletic ; Sauchie Juniors ; St Andrews United ; Tranent Juniors In 2017, Kelty Hearts left the league to join the East of Scotland Football League in the senior pyramid. The following April, thirteen clubs—most of them from the East Juniors—moved to the East of Scotland League for the 2018–19 season. When the window for applications was extended, even more East Region clubs quit the Junior grade, bringing the total of clubs leaving Junior football that summer to 24:     The loss of clubs caused the league to restructure from four divisions to three, effectively removing the Premier League and rearranging the 36 clubs into a 12-team Super League with two 12-team North and South divisions below. Glenrothes and Kinnoull also made the move to the senior pyramid in summer 2019.
Title: Scottish Junior Football Association, North Region
Content:  There are 33 member clubs of North Region. Buckie Rovers and Spey Valley United are in abeyance for 2021–22.
Title: Harthill, Scotland
Content:  Harthill is home to the Scottish Junior Football Association (SJFA) club Harthill Royal F.C.. Harthill Junior Football Team play in the East of Scotland Junior Football leagues. The SJFA restructured prior to the 2006–07 season, and Royal found themselves in the fifteen-team East Region, South Division with Armadale Thistle, Blackburn United, Broxburn Athletic, Dalkeith Thistle, Dunbar United, Edinburgh United, Haddington Athletic, Livingston United, Pumpherston, Sauchie, Stoneyburn, Tranent and West Calder United. Although Harthill itself is located in the North Lanarkshire Council authority, the Gibshill park and clubhouse are located in Greenrigg, West Lothian. Facilities include, a floodlight, five a side training pitch, social clubhouse and catering facilities.
Title: Sport in Glasgow
Content:  The Glasgow Cup was once a popular tournament in which all professional teams from the city would compete, however, now only their youth teams enter. Teams in the Scottish Professional Football League are: Below is a list of active clubs from the Glasgow area which have played in the West Region of the Scottish Junior Football Association since that setup was established in 2002 (several more could be included if the complete Greater Glasgow conurbation was taken into consideration, plus others which had a prominent role in the first half of the 20th century but went defunct long ago): 
Title: Glasgow Junior Football League
Content:  played in a separate division) joined to create the Scottish Junior Football Association, West Region. Two of the clubs who participated in the first season of the Glasgow Junior League in 1895–96 – Maryhill and Vale of Clyde – played in the SJFA West in 2019–20, and others who joined in the 19th century (Ashfield, Glasgow Perthshire, Petershill and Rutherglen Glencairn) also survived into the 21st. At the end of that season – which was curtailed due to the coronavirus pandemic – all 63 West Region clubs left the SJFA setup to join a new West of Scotland Football League in the Senior pyramid, bringing 125 years of Junior league football in the region (including the intermediate years) to an end.
Title: Northern Football Club
Content:  Northern Football Club run youth teams for Under 6s to under 17s, playing fixtures primarily throughout the North East but also travelling further afield to compete in tournaments. The younger teams only play touch rugby, until they are old enough to tackle safely. Because there are so many mini and junior members at the club, training is split into three different locations. These are Northern's home - McCracken Park, Gosforth Academy and Druid Park.
Title: New Elgin F.C.
Content: Morayshire Junior League: 1946–1968 ; North Region, (North Section): 1968–2001 ; North Region, Division One (West): 2001–2003 ; North Region, Division Two: 2003–2009 ; North Region, Division One: 2009–2013 ; North Region, Superleague: 2013–2015 ; North Region, West Division: 2015–2016 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Jeunesse Junglinster not play at their ground in Blackpool and is not part of the North West Counties Football League.
Answer: True