Champions
The champions of the league were as follows:
- 1906–07 : Newcastle United Reserves
- 1907–08 : Newcastle United Reserves
- 1908–09 : Newcastle United Reserves
- 1909–10 : Spennymoor United
- 1910–11 : Newcastle United Reserves
- 1911–12 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1912–13 : Darlington
- 1913–14 : South Shields
- 1914–15 : South Shields
- 1915–19 : Not contested due to the First World War
- 1919–20 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1920–21 : Darlington
- 1921–22 : Carlisle United
- 1922–23 : Newcastle United Reserves
- 1923–24 : South Shields Reserves
- 1924–25 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1925–26 : Newcastle United Reserves
- 1926–27 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1927–28 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1928–29 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1929–30 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1930–31 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1931–32 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1932–33 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1933–34 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1934–35 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1935–36 : Blyth Spartans
- 1936–37 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1937–38 : Horden Colliery Welfare
- 1938–39 : South Shields
- 1939–46 : Not contested due to the Second World War
- 1945–46 : Spennymoor United
- 1946–47 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1947–48 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1948–49 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1949–50 : North Shields
- 1950–51 : Stockton
- 1951–52 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1952–53 : Sunderland Reserves
- 1953–54 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1954–55 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1955–56 : Middlesbrough Reserves
- 1956–57 : Spennymoor United
- 1957–58 : South Shields
- 1960–61 : North Shields (NCL)
- 1961–62 : Consett (NCL)
- 1962–63 : Scarborough
- 1963–64 : Horden Colliery Welfare
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—Hunter S. Thompson (b. 1939)
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
“Did all the lets and bars appear
To every just or larger end,
Whence should come the trust and cheer?
Youth must its ignorant impulse lend—
Age finds place in the rear.
All wars are boyish, and are fought by boys,
The champions and enthusiasts of the state:”
—Herman Melville (1819–1891)