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This is a list of the champions of British ice hockey's highest league
(or leagues) since the inaugruation of the English League in 1931.
British ice hockey has undergone numerous changes in structure and
format including periods of regional and national leagues and periods
of professional and amateur leagues. A nationally organised structure
has existed continuously since 1982 though three different leagues
have served as the country's top flight division. The current Elite
Ice Hockey League was established in 2003, replacing the Ice Hockey
Superleague.

1931-35: English League Champions
The English League was founded in 1931 and existed for five seasons.

Season Champion
1931-32 Oxford University
1932-33 Oxford University
1933-34 Grosvenor House Canadians
1934-35 Streatham
1935-36 Birmingham Maple Leafs


1932-54: Scottish National League & English National League Champions
The Scottish National League was established in 1932 and was followed
three years later by the English National League which became the sole
English league in 1936. Both leagues were suspended between 1940 and
1946 due to World War II.

Season Scottish Champion English Champion
1932-33 Bridge of Weir -
1933-34 Kelvingrove -
1934-35 Bridge of Weir -
1935-36 Glasgow Mohawks Wembley Lions
1936-37 Glasgow Mohawks Wembley Lions
1937-38 Perth Panthers Harringay Racers
1939-39 Dundee Tigers Harringay Greyhounds
1939-40 Dundee Tigers Harringay Greyhounds
1946-47 Perth Panthers Brighton Tigers
1947-48 - Brighton Tigers
1948-49 Fife Flyers Harringay Racers
1949-50 Fife Flyers Streatham
1950-51 Paisley Pirates Nottingham Panthers
1951-52 Ayr Raiders Wembley Lions
1952-53 Ayr Raiders Streatham
1953-54 Paisley Pirates Nottingham Panthers


1954-60: British National League Champions
In 1954, the decision was taken to merge the two leagues into one
competition. Twelve teams took part in the British National League's
first season but all but one of the Scottish clubs withdrew after only
one season leaving only five remaining teams.

Season Champion
1954-55 Harringay Racers
1955-56 Nottingham Panthers
1956-57 Wembley Lions
1957-58 Brighton Tigers
1958-59 Paisley Pirates
1959-60 Streatham


1966-83: Regional Champions
After only six seasons the British National League collapsed leaving
the United Kingdom without an ice hockey league competition for the
next six years. The Northern League was established by a number of
Scottish and North East England teams in 1966 and its formation led to
the creation of the Southern League four years later.

Season Northern League Champion Southern League Champion
1966-67 Paisley Mohawks -
1967-68 Paisley Mohawks -
1968-69 Paisley Mohawks -
1969-70 Murrayfield Racers -
1970-71 Murrayfield Racers Sussex Senators
1971-72 Murrayfield Racers Sussex Senators
1972-73 Dundee Rockets Altrincham Aces
1973-74 Whitley Warriors Streatham
1974-75 Whitley Warriors Streatham
1975-76 Murrayfield Racers Streatham
1976-77 Fife Flyers Streatham Redskins
1977-78 Fife Flyers Solihull Barons

In 1978 the Southern League split into the English League North and
the English League South.

Season Northern League Champion English League North Champion English
League South Champion
1978-79 Murrayfield Racers Sheffield Lancers Streatham Redskins
1979-80 Murrayfield Racers Liverpool Leopards London Phoenix Flyers
1980-81 Murrayfield Racers Blackpool Seagulls Streatham Redskins
1981-82 Dundee Rockets Blackpool Seagulls Streatham Redskins

In 1982 the British Hockey League was formed by fifteen teams who
divided themselves into three sections for the new league's first
season.

Season Section A Champion Section B Champion Section C Champion
1982-83 Dundee Rockets Durham Wasps Altrincham Aces


1983-96: Premier Division Champions
In 1983 nine clubs became part of the British Hockey League's Premier
Division, the first truly national league competition in the United
Kingdom for twenty-three years. The Premier Division served as the top
flight of British ice hockey for thirteen seasons.

Season Clubs Champion
1983-84 9 Dundee Rockets
1984-85 10 Durham Wasps
1985-86 10 Durham Wasps
1986-87 10 Murrayfield Racers
1987-88 10 Murrayfield Racers
1988-89 10 Durham Wasps
1989-90 9 Cardiff Devils
1990-91 10 Durham Wasps
1991-92 10 Durham Wasps
1992-93 10 Cardiff Devils
1993-94 12 Cardiff Devils
1994-95 12 Sheffield Steelers
1995-96 10 Sheffield Steelers


1996-03: Superleague Champions
In 1996, eight clubs resigned from the British Hockey League to form
the Ice Hockey Superleague. The new league removed limitations on the
number of none British players and relaxed wage cap rules. The
Superleague operated for seven seasons before its collapse in 2003.

Season Clubs Champion
1996-97 8 Cardiff Devils
1997-98 8 Ayr Scottish Eagles
1998-99 8 Manchester Storm
1999-00 8 Bracknell Bees
2000-01 9 Sheffield Steelers
2001-02 7 Belfast Giants
2002-03 5 Sheffield Steelers


2003-Present: Elite League Champions
The Superleague collapsed in 2003 following chronic financial problems
which had plagued it for much of its existence. Three of the five
teams that ended the 2002-03 season formed the Elite Ice Hockey League
and were joined by three British National League clubs and two new
organisations.

Season Clubs Champion
2003-04 8 Sheffield Steelers
2004-05 7 Coventry Blaze
2005-06 8 Belfast Giants
2006-07 10 Coventry Blaze

Clubs by number of League Championships
Club Number of Titles Last Title
Streatham/Streatham Redskins 11 1981-82
Murrayfield Racers 8 1987-88
Durham Wasps 6 1991-92
Sheffield Steelers 5 2003-04
Cardiff Devils 4 1996-97
Dundee Rockets 4 1983-84
Fife Flyers 4 1977-78
Wembley Lions 4 1956-57
Paisley Mohawks 3 1968-69
Paisley Pirates 3 1958-59
Brighton Tigers 3 1957-58
Nottingham Panthers 3 1955-56
Harringay Racers 3 1954-55
Coventry Blaze 2 2006-07
Belfast Giants 2 2005-06
Blackpool Seagulls 2 1981-82
Altrincham Aces 2 1982-83
Whitley Warriors 2 1974-75
Sussex Senators 2 1971-72
Ayr Raiders 2 1952-53
Harringay Greyhounds 2 1939-40
Perth Panthers 2 1946-47
Dundee Tigers 2 1939-40
Glasgow Mohawks 2 1936-37
Bridge of Weir 2 1934-35
Oxford University 2 1931-32
Bracknell Bees 1 1999-00
Manchester Storm 1 1998-99
Ayr Scottish Eagles 1 1997-98
Liverpool Leopards 1 1979-80
London Phoenix Flyers 1 1979-80
Sheffield Lancers 1 1977-78
Solihull Barons 1 1976-77
Birmingham Maple Leafs 1 1935-36
Kelvingrove 1 1933-34
Grosvenor House Canadians 1 1933-34