London, South and East Merit League - London League Bowl Winners

London League Bowl Winners

  • 1984/85 Peckham 26 Bexleyheath 18
  • 1985/86 West London Institute 30 Hornsey Lambs 5
  • 1986/87 Hornsey Lambs 35 Hemel 0
  • 1987/88 Surrey Heath 22 Ealing 10
  • 1988/89 Peckham II 26 Streatham Celtic 12
  • 1989/90 Ealing II 32 Essex Scimitars 10
  • 1990/91 Peckham II 20 Met Police 10
  • 1992/93 South London Warriors II 20 Cambridge 14
  • 1993/94 Peckham 29 Met Police 10
  • 1994/95 South London Warriors II 48 Cambridge Eagles 12
  • 1995/96
  • 1996/97
  • 1997/98 St Albans Centurions 32 Hemel Stags 18

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