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Mixedleaguewinners.Xls [Compatibility Mode] Year 1st Division Mixed 2nd Division Mixed 3rd Division Mixed 4th Division Mixed 5th Division Mixed 6th Division Mixed 7th Division Mixed 1931 St Columba's Episcopal None None None None 1932 St Columba's Episcopal Wellfield None None None 1933 Wellfield Duntocher West Martyrs Parish None None 1934 Alexandra Parade Methodist Bridgeton West & B Union St Ninian's None 1935 Wellfield St Paul's North Henderson Memorial St Columba's Episcopal None 1936 Alexandra Parade Methodist Duntocher West St Columba's Episcopal Duntocher East None 1937 Wellfield Eastern YMCA Duntocher East Wilton Sandyford 1938 St Clair YPS Duntocher East Burnbank Sandyford Parkhead East 1939 St Clair YPS Newton Mearns St Mary's Parish Queen's Park High Union 1948 Duntocher East Queens Park High 1st Milngavie B.B. Staff & Ex-Members Broomhill Anniesland Cross 1949 Wellfield 1st Milngavie BB Ex Members Auldfield Ruchill Calton Parish 1950 1st Milngavie BB Ex Members Auldfield Auchinloch S.S.T. Erskine Rose St Oswald's Episcopal 1951 1st Milngavie BB Ex Members Auchinloch SST Calton Parish St Oswald's Episcopal Flemington Cambuslang East Kilbride West 1952 Auldfield St Thomas's Methodist St Oswald's Episcopal Strathbungo East Kilbride West Greyfriars & Alexandra Parade Springfield 1953 Southern YMCA Cathcart Old Parish Flemington Cambuslang Hutchesontown Y.P.S. Greyfriars & Alexandra Parade Springfield Flowerhill 1954 1st Milngavie BB Ex Members Martyr's Parish Broomhill Mearns Parish St Stephen's Buccleuch Flowerhill Newton Place 1955 Alexandra Parade Methodist Hutchesontown Parish St Columba's Episcopal Greyfriars & Alexandra Parade Flowerhill St Mark's Lancefield Kenmuir Mount Vernon 1956 1st Milngavie BB Ex Members Stevenson Memorial Greyfriars & Alexandra Parade Strathbungo St Mark's Lancefield Chryston Fairbairn 1957 1st Milngavie BB Ex Members St Oswald's Episcopal Strathbungo Barony Parish Chryston Tollcross Central Cairns 1958 St Thomas Methodist St Oswald's Episcopal St Enoch's Hogganfield Chryston Maryhill High Mosspark Parish Henry Drummond 1959 Auldfield Martyr's Parish Chryston Maryhill High Mosspark Parish Hamilton Memorial St Margaret's Tollcross 1960 Auldfield Chryston Maryhill High Mosspark Parish Killermont St Margaret's Tollcross Duntocher West 1961 Auldfield St Oswald's Episcopal Mosspark Parish Hamilton Memorial New Kilpatrick Parish Netherton St Mathew's Croftfoot 1962 Cathcart Old Parish Queenspark High Kenmure Bishopbriggs New Kilpatrick Duntocher West Mure Memorial None 1963 Cathcart Old Parish Kenmure New Kilpatrick Burnside Tollcross Victoria None None 1964 St Thomas Methodist New Kilpatrick Burnside St Nicholas King's Park London Road None 1965 Cathcart Old Parish Airdrie West Eastwood King's Park St Mary's None None 1966 Cathcart Old Parish New Kilpatrick Barony Church Tollcross Victoria Netherlee None None 1967 Cathcart Old Parish Orchardhill 1968 Cathcart Old Parish Kenmure Netherlee St Columba's None None None 1969 St Margarets Polmadie Lenzie Union Wilton St Mary's None None None 1970 Rockvilla Killermont Speirsbridge Gartsherrie None None None 1971 Rockvilla New Kilpatrick Gartsherrie Shawlands Cross None None None 1972 Rockvilla Airdrie West Shawlands Cross Cathcart South None None None 1973 Rockvilla Govan Old St Paul's Elderslie East None None None 1974 Rockvilla Netherlee Cathcart South Giffnock South None None None 1975 Rockvilla Govan Old New Kilpatrick Orchardhill Temple St Oswald's None 1976 Possilpark (Rockvilla) St Kenneth's Killermont Chryston Stamperland St John's Renfield Giffnock South 1977 Govan Old Dennistoun Central Stamperland Gartsherrie Cairns Barony Burnside 1978 Govan Old Stamperland Cairns Chryston St Oswalds Victoria Park St Andrew's 1979 Govan Old Springfield Cambridge St Oswalds Camphill Queen's Park Netherlee Linthouse Kildrum 1980 Govan Old St Oswalds Temple Linthouse Gartsherrie Orchardhill Abronhill 1981 Govan Old Linthouse Victoria Park Orchardhill St Columba's Kenmure Maryhill High 1982 Linthouse St Oswalds Netherlee Cathcart South Cathcart Old Clydebank Abbotsford Barony 1983 Govan Old Stamperland St Columba's Clydebank Abbotsford Temple Abronhill Strathbungo Queen's Park 1984 Linthouse St Columba's Kirhintilloch Temple Cathcart South Cadder Crosshill St Mary's 1985 Linthouse Stamperland Clydebank Abbotsford Cairns Cathcart Old Chryston Croftfoot 1986 Linthouse St Columba's Kirhintilloch Cathcart Old Netherlee St Enoch's Hogganfield Giffnock South New Kilpatrick 1987 Linthouse Possilpark Clydebank Abbotsford Cairns Dennistoun Central Maryhill High Eastwood 1988 Linthouse Temple Cathcart South Govan Old 2nd Castlemilk East Croftfoot New Kilpatrick 1989 Linthouse St Columba's Kirhintilloch Castlemilk East Rutherglen Road 2nd Giffnock South Chryston St Mary's Kirkintilloch 1990 Linthouse Springfield Cambridge Cairns Giffnock South Springfield Cambridge 2nd Shettleston Old Pollokshields 1991 Linthouse Castlemilk East Springfield Cambridge 2nd Cadder St Mary's Kirhintilloch New Kilpatrick 2nd Balshagray 1992 Castlemilk East Temple Cathcart South Netherlee Cairns Shettleston Old None 1993 Linthouse Hutchesontown Cadder St Enoch's Hogganfield Chryston Mount Florida None 1994 Castlemilk East Cairns St Mary's Kirkintilloch Shettleston Old Battlefield East Lenzie Union None 1995 Castlemilk East Govan Old 2nd Shettleston Old Chryston Balshagray None None 1996 Linthouse Govan Old 2nd Chryston Springfield Cambridge 2nd Orchardhill None None 1997 Castlemilk East Cadder Springfield Cambridge 2nd Balshagray Cadder 2nd None None 1998 Linthouse Cairns Cathcart South Cadder 2nd Helensburgh Shuttle Klub None None 1999 Govan Old Cadder Chryston Helensburgh Shuttle Klub Garrell Vale None None 2000 Springfield Cambridge Shettleston Old Cairns 2nd Garrell Vale None None None 2001 Springfield Cambridge Govan Old 2nd Springfield Cambridge 2nd Hutchesontown None None None 2002 Springfield Cambridge Govan Old 2nd St Mary's None None None None 2003 Springfield Cambridge Garrell Vale Hutchesontown None None None None 2004 Garrell Val Cadder Orchardhill None None None None 2005 Springfield Cambridge Shettleston Old Blantyre Sports Centre None None None None 2006 Govan Old Govan Old 2nd Springfield Cambridge 2nd None None None None 2007 Springfield Cambridge Govan Old 2nd St Mary's None None None None 2008 Shettleston Old Cathcart South Cairns None None None None 2009 Shettleston Old St Mary's Westside B C None None None None 2010 Govan Old Westside BC Cairns 2nd None None None None 2011 Springfield Cambridge Govan Old 2nd Govan Old 3rd None None None None 2012 Springfield Cambridge St Mary's Cadder None None None None 2013 Springfield Cambridge Govan Old 3rd Eastwood None None None None 2014 Govan Old Eastwood B C Springfield Cambridge 2nd None None None None 2015 Eastwood B C St Mary's Westside B C None None None None 2016 Eastwood B C Shettleston Old Uddingston B C None None None None 2017 Eastwood B C Westside B C Springfield Cambridge 2nd None None None None 2018 Eastwood B C Springfield Cambridge 2nd None None None None None 2019 Eastwood B C St Mary's None None None None None 2020 County B C Gocan Old 2nd None None None None None.
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