Squaws (7–2) 2000/01 - Billingham Wildcats bt Sheffield Shadows (4–2) 1999/00 - Kingston Hull Diamonds bt Billingham Wildcats (2–1) 1998/99 - Kingston Hull Diamonds bt Cardiff Comets (1–0) (AOT) (APS) 1997/98 - Kingston Hull Diamonds bt Basingstoke Bison Ladies (4–3) 1996/97 - Solihull Vixens bt Kingston Hull Diamonds (5–0) Women's U16 Trophy 2008/09 - Bracknell Ice Bees bt Kingston Hull Junior Diamonds (3–2) 2007/08 - Kingston Hull Junior Diamonds bt Bracknell Ice Bees (5–2) Promotion/relegation playoffs Information on these playoffs is sketchy; however, the following contains most of them. Playoffs were not held in every season due to either team's not wanting to go for promotion to the higher league, or a natural expansion of the Premier League. 2005/06 - Nottingham Vipers bt Flintshire Furies (11–1) 2004/05 - Streatham Storm bt Swindon Top Cats (1–0) 1999-2004 - Playoff system scrapped, Premier League naturally expanded. 1998/99 - Nottingham Vipers bt Kingston Hull Diamonds (2–1,5–3) 1997/98 - Basingstoke Bison Ladies bt (Telford) Wrekin Raiders (5–0,5–1) 1996/97 - Solihull Vixens bt Chelmsford Cobras (unknown score) 1995/96 - Chelmsford Cobras bt Solihull Vixens (unknown score) 1994/95 - Sheffield Shadows bt Durham Dynamites (unknown score) Knockout Cup The Knockout Cup was proposed to allow teams of different standard to play each other, and also to increase the number of competitions played in the women's game. 2006/2007 - Bracknell Queen Bees bt Solihull Vixens (5–0) 2005/2006 - Newcastle Vipers bt Solihull Vixens (5–1) 2004/2005 - Bracknell Queen Bees bt Swindon Top Cats (8–2) 2003/2004 - Kingston Hull Diamonds bt Solihull Vixens (4–3) (APS) 2002/2003 - Bracknell Queen Bees bt Swindon Top Cats (4–1) Regional/national/international sides In the UK, there are five sides that play at regional, national and international levels. Regional Level England is divided into two regional sides, featuring the best players who have not been selected for Team Great Britain. The regional sides are a recent addition to assist with the development of the top women's and girls' hockey in the UK. For the purposes of the records shown, only games against other regional, national or international teams shall be considered. In addition, the conference sections are divided into Senior and Junior (U16) teams. North of England Senior: 1–2 North of England Junior: 1–1 South of England Senior: 1–1 South of England Junior: 1–1 National teams In total there are three National teams, although Team England has been defunct since 2002. 2006 saw the