Scottish Hockey National Leagues

Scottish Hockey Men's National League Division 1
Countries Scotland
Administrator Scottish Hockey Union
Headquarter Glasgow National Hockey Centre
Founded 1975
Tournament Format Round Robin League
First tournament 1975-76
Last tournament 2017-18
Next tournament 2018-19
Number of teams 10
Current champion Grange Hockey Club
Most successful Kelburne Hockey Club (18 titles)
Website National League 1

Scottish Hockey currently runs 3 men's national outdoor leagues and 2 women's national outdoor leagues. The season runs from September to May, with a break in winter for the Indoor league. The winners of National League Division 1 (both men’s and women’s) are declared Scottish Champions.

Men's National League Division 1

The Men's National League Division 1 is the top of the top tier of men's field hockey in Scotland. The winners are crowned as Scottish Hockey champions. At the end of the season, the top four teams enter a playoff to see who plays in the EHL. First plays fourth and second play third - the two winners’ then play in a grand finale at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre. In recent years, this has been streamed live on Scottish Hockey’s YouTube channel. The bottom two sides are relegated to division 2.

Past Winners

Scottish Hockey Men's National League Division 2
Countries Scotland
Administrator Scottish Hockey Union
Headquarter Glasgow National Hockey Centre
Founded 1975
Tournament Format Round Robin League
First tournament 1975-76
Last tournament 2017-18
Next tournament 2018-19
Number of teams 10
Current champion Watsonians Hockey Club
Most successful Unknown
TV partner(s) National League 2

Men's National League Division 2

The Men's National League Division 2 is the second strand of the top tier of men's field hockey in Scotland. First and second are promoted to the Men's National League Division 1. The bottom side is relegated to division 3.

Past Winners

Scottish Hockey Men's National League Division 3
Countries Scotland
Administrator Scottish Hockey Union
Headquarter Glasgow National Hockey Centre
Founded 1975
Tournament Format Round Robin League
First tournament 1975-76
Last tournament 2017-18
Next tournament 2018-19
Number of teams 8
Current champion Aberdeen Grammar FP's Hockey Club
Most successful Unknown
Website National League 3

Men's National League Division 3

The Men's National League Division 3 is the third and lowest strand of the top tier of men's field hockey in Scotland. First is promoted to the Men's National League Division 1. There is no relegation from division 3 however teams can opt to move down to the regional leagues.

Past Winners

Scottish Hockey Women's National League Division 1
Countries Scotland
Administrator Scottish Hockey Union
Headquarter Glasgow National Hockey Centre
Founded 1982
Tournament Format Round Robin League
First tournament 1982-83
Last tournament 2017-18
Next tournament 2018-19
Number of teams 10

Women's National League Division 1

The Women's National League Division 1 is the top of the top tier of women's field hockey in Scotland. The winners are crowned as Scottish Hockey champions. At the end of the season, the top four teams enter a playoff to see who plays in the EHL. First plays fourth and second plays third - the two winners then play in a grand final at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre. In recent years, this has been streamed live on Scottish Hockeys YouTube channel. The bottom two sides are relegated to division 2.

Past Winners

Scottish Hockey Women's National League Division 2
Countries Scotland
Administrator Scottish Hockey Union
Headquarter Glasgow National Hockey Centre
Founded 1982
Tournament Format Round Robin League
First tournament 1982-83
Last tournament 2017-18
Next tournament 2018-19
Number of teams 10

Women's National League Division 2

The Women's National League Division 2 is the second and lowest strand of the top tier of women's field hockey in Scotland. First is promoted to the women's National League Division 2. There is no relegation from division 2 however teams can opt to move down to the regional leagues.


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