A.S.D. La Biellese, also referenced in some sources as A.S.D. Junior Biellese Libertas, is an amateur association football club based in the town of Biella in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. The club fields senior and youth teams that compete in regional competitions and forms part of the local sporting scene.
Competition level and recent history
La Biellese has operated within the amateur tiers of the Italian football league system. In the 2010–11 season the club earned promotion from Promozione to Eccellenza Piemonte, the regional Eccellenza division. Eccellenza is typically the fifth level of the national structure and the top regional tier; promotion and relegation link it with Serie D above and lower provincial divisions below.
Colours, ground and organisation
The club is traditionally identified by black-and-white colours. Home matches are staged at local sporting facilities in and around Biella rather than a large municipal stadium. As an amateur organisation, La Biellese depends on volunteers, community supporters and local sponsors, and it usually fields a first team together with reserve and youth squads.
Origins and local role
Like many small Italian clubs, La Biellese has experienced name variations and administrative reorganisations over time. It serves as a community hub, offering coaching and competitive opportunities for young players and helping sustain local interest in football through regional matches and occasional derbies against neighbouring clubs.
Key facts and how to follow
- Location: Biella, Piedmont, Italy.
- Colours: black and white.
- Notable recent milestone: promotion to Eccellenza Piemonte after the 2010–11 season.
- Role: community-oriented club with youth development focus and participation in regional cups.
For an up-to-date club profile and contact details consult a local football portal: club profile. General information about Biella and its sporting culture can be found via municipal and tourist resources: Biella information. Details about regional competition formats, calendars and regulations are published by the regional federation and league organisers: competition details.