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Champions

Season League Play-Offs Challenge Cup Benson & Hedges Cup
Champions Runners-Up Champions Runners-Up Winners Runners-Up Winners Runners-Up
1996–97 Cardiff Devils Sheffield Steelers Sheffield Steelers Nottingham Panthers Nottingham Panthers Ayr Scottish Eagles
1997–98 Ayr Scottish Eagles Manchester Storm Ayr Scottish Eagles Cardiff Devils Ayr Scottish Eagles Bracknell Bees Ayr Scottish Eagles Cardiff Devils
1998-99 Manchester Storm Cardiff Devils Cardiff Devils Nottingham Panthers Sheffield Steelers Nottingham Panthers Nottingham Panthers Ayr Scottish Eagles
1999-00 Bracknell Bees Sheffield Steelers London Knights Newcastle Riverkings Sheffield Steelers Nottingham Panthers Manchester Storm London Knights
2000-01 Sheffield Steelers Cardiff Devils Sheffield Steelers London Knights Sheffield Steelers Ayr Scottish Eagles Sheffield Steelers Newcastle Jesters
2001-02 Belfast Giants Ayr Scottish Eagles Sheffield Steelers Manchester Storm Ayr Scottish Eagles Belfast Giants
2002-03 Sheffield Steelers Belfast Giants Belfast Giants London Knights Sheffield Steelers Nottingham Panthers

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