Shadows Division 1 South League (2019/2020 season) Slough Sirens Streatham Storm Coventry Phoenix Solent Amazons Oxford Midnight Stars Peterborough Penguins Swindon Topcats History Below is a list of the winners of the major competitions. The team's standing is shown in win–loss–tie format. Women's English League 1987/88 - Streatham Strikers (10-1-1) 1986/87 - Oxford University Blues (12-0-0) 1985/86 - Streatham Strikers (11-1-0) 1984/85 - Peterborough Ravens (8-0-0) The Women's England League was the first incarnation of the league, starting with five teams before moving up to seven by 1988. An influx of interest from new teams resulted in a complete regionalisation of the sport, a system that lasted two years. Regionalised British League Overall champion 1989/90 - no official champion* 1988/89 - Oxford City Rockets (beat Streatham Strikers 3–1 in final game) Oxford City Rockets declared unofficial champions after beating Streatham in a regional playoff by four goals to one. Rockets were never able to play the final against Sunderland (champions of the Northern Division). Northern Division 1989/90 - Sunderland Scorpions (6–1–1) 1988/89 - Sunderland Scorpions (4–0–2) Central Division 1989/90 - Oxford City Rockets (12–0–0) 1988/89 - Oxford City Rockets (10–0–0) Capital/South Division 1989/90 - Streatham Strikers (8–0–0) 1988/89 - Streatham Strikers (10–0–0) After two years of this format, the system switched to the structure that exists to the present day, making it after 15 years one of the longest lasting formats of any ice hockey league that ever has been in the UK. British Women's Leagues Elite League 2018/19 - Bracknell Queen Bees 2017/18 - Bracknell Queen Bees 2016/17 - Solihull Vixens (14–3–3) 2015/16 - Bracknell Queen Bees (12–2–2) Premier League 2016/17 - Milton Keyes Falcons (9–2–1) 2015/16 - Swindon Top Cats (12–2–0) 2014/15 - Bracknell Queen Bees (13–0–1) 2013/14 - Kingston Hull Diamonds (11–0–3) 2012/13 - Kingston Hull Diamonds (14–0–2) 2011/12 - Kingston Hull Diamonds (12–0–4) 2010/11 - Sheffield Shadows (17–0–1) 2009/10 - Slough Phantoms (17–0–1) 2008/09 - Sheffield Shadows (17–1–0) 2007/08 - Slough Phantoms (17–1–0) 2006/07 - Slough Phantoms (16–1–1) 2005/06 - Newcastle Vipers (15–2–1) 2004/05 - Sunderland Scorpions (16–2–2) 2003/04 - Sunderland Scorpions (16–2–0) 2002/03 - Cardiff Comets (13–2–1) 2001/02 - Guildford Lightning (15–1–0) 2000/01 - Sunderland Scorpions (11–2–1) 1999/00 - Nottingham Vipers (11–2–1) 1998/99 - Slough Phantoms (12–1–1) 1997/98 - Sunderland Scorpions (13–1–0) 1996/97 - Sunderland Scorpions (14–0–0) 1995/96 - Sunderland Scorpions (13–0–1) 1994/95 - Sunderland Scorpions (11–2–1) 1993/94 - Bracknell Queen Bees (9–1–2) 1992/93 -