Eastern Counties Football League - Champions

Champions

The champions of the league have been as follows:

Season Premier Division Division One League Cup
1935–36 Harwich & Parkeston/Lowestoft Town (joint) Harwich & Parkeston
1936–37 Crittall Athletic Harwich & Parkeston
1937–38 Lowestoft Town Great Yarmouth Town
1938–39 Colchester United Reserves Lowestoft Town
1939–46 No competition due to World War II
1946–47 Chelmsford City Reserves Colchester United Reserves
1947–48 Chelmsford City Reserves Colchester United Reserves
1948–49 Chelmsford City Reserves Tottenham Hotspur 'A'
1949–50 Tottenham Hotspur 'A' Chelsea 'A'
1950–51 Gillingham Reserves Wisbech Town
1951–52 Gillingham Reserves Gillingham Reserves
1952–53 Gorleston Colchester United Reserves
1953–54 King's Lynn King's Lynn
1954–55 Arsenal 'A' Lowestoft Town
1955–56 Peterborough United Reserves Gorleston
1956–57 Colchester United Reserves Peterborough United Reserves
1957–58 Tottenham Hotspur 'A' Colchester United Reserves
1958–59 Colchester United Reserves Tottenham Hotspur 'A'
1959–60 Tottenham Hotspur 'A' Chelmsford City Reserves
1960–61 Tottenham Hotspur 'A' March Town United
1961–62 Tottenham Hotspur 'A' Bury Town
1962–63 Lowestoft Town Abandoned due to severe weather
1963–64 Bury Town Bury Town
1964–65 Lowestoft Town Haverhill Rovers
1965–66 Lowestoft Town Lowestoft Town
1966–67 Lowestoft Town Lowestoft Town
1967–68 Lowestoft Town Chatteris Town
1968–69 Great Yarmouth Town Lowestoft Town
1969–70 Lowestoft Town Sudbury Town
1970–71 Lowestoft Town Wisbech Town
1971–72 Wisbech Town Wisbech Town
1972–73 Gorleston Hertford Town
1973–74 Sudbury Town Clacton Town
1974–75 Sudbury Town Great Yarmouth Town
1975–76 Sudbury Town Lowestoft Town
1976–77 Wisbech Town Sudbury Town
1977–78 Lowestoft Town Lowestoft Town
1978–79 Haverhill Rovers Cambridge City Reserves
1979–80 Gorleston Ely City
1980–81 Gorleston Great Yarmouth Town
1981–82 Tiptree United Tiptree United
1982–83 Saffron Walden Town Sudbury Town
1983–84 Braintree Town Lowestoft Town
1984–85 Braintree Town Tiptree United
1985–86 Sudbury Town Tiptree United
1986–87 Sudbury Town Sudbury Town
1987–88 March Town United Braintree Town
1988–89 Sudbury Town Wroxham Sudbury Town
1989–90 Sudbury Town Cornard United Sudbury Town
1990–91 Wisbech Town Norwich United Histon
1991–92 Wroxham Diss Town Norwich United
1992–93 Wroxham Sudbury Wanderers Wroxham
1993–94 Wroxham Hadleigh United Woodbridge Town
1994–95 Halstead Town Clacton Town Wisbech Town
1995–96 Halstead Town Gorleston Halstead Town
1996–97 Wroxham Ely City Harwich & Parkeston
1997–98 Wroxham Ipswich Wanderers Woodbridge Town
1998–99 Wroxham Clacton Town Sudbury Wanderers
1999-00 Histon Tiptree United Wroxham
2000–01 AFC Sudbury Swaffham Town Lowestoft Town
2001–02 AFC Sudbury Norwich United Clacton Town
2002–03 AFC Sudbury Halstead Town Wroxham
2003–04 AFC Sudbury Cambridge City Reserves Maldon Town
2004–05 AFC Sudbury Ipswich Wanderers Halstead Town
2005–06 Lowestoft Town Stanway Rovers AFC Sudbury
2006–07 Wroxham Walsham-le-Willows Lowestoft Town
2007–08 Soham Town Rangers Tiptree United Needham Market
2008–09 Lowestoft Town Newmarket Town Leiston
2009–10 Needham Market Great Yarmouth Town Needham Market
2010–11 Leiston Gorleston Wisbech Town
2011–12 Wroxham Godmanchester Rovers Stanway Rovers

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