The inaugural Elite League Play-Offs were held in 2002, with the Premier League embracing the model four years later in 2006. The Conference League also adopted the championship-deciding system in 2006, prior to morphing into the National League in 2009. From 2008-2010, inclusive, the Premier League Play-Offs did not determine the champions, but instead were a means of deciding who would participate in the Promotion/Relegation Race-Off against an Elite League side. The Premier League did not have Play-Offs in 2011. Similarly, the National League did not have Play-Offs in 2015 and 2021.
Compiled by: ROBERT BAMFORD
2002
EL TABLE (Top 5 qualified)
1. Eastbourne, 58 pts
2. Wolverhampton, 54
3. Coventry, 50
4. Poole, 46
5. Peterborough, 37
QUARTER-FINAL
Wolverhampton 50 Peterborough 39
Coventry 59 Poole 31
SEMI-FINAL
Wolverhampton 51 Coventry 39
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Wolverhampton 93 Eastbourne 87
2003
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 52 pts
2. Coventry, 44
3. Peterborough, 40
4. Oxford, 40
SEMI-FINAL
Coventry 60 Peterborough 30
Poole 48 Oxford 42
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 100 Coventry 79
2004
EL TABLE (Top 5 qualified)
1. Poole, 61 pts
2. Wolverhampton, 58
3. Ipswich, 53
4. Eastbourne, 50
5. Oxford, 48
QUARTER-FINAL
Wolverhampton 61 Oxford 33
Ipswich 55 Eastbourne 39
SEMI-FINAL
Wolverhampton 45 Ipswich 45
NOTE: Wolverhampton’s Mikael Max subsequently defeated Hans Andersen in a run-off to take his side through to the final.
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 112 Wolverhampton 71
2005
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Belle Vue, 61 pts
2. Coventry, 59
3. Peterborough, 56
4. Eastbourne, 49
SEMI-FINAL
Belle Vue 53 Eastbourne 40
Coventry 55 Peterborough 41
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Coventry 101 Belle Vue 83
2006
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Peterborough, 64 pts
2. Reading, 64
3. Swindon, 61
4. Coventry, 58
SEMI-FINAL
Peterborough 52 Coventry 40
Reading 51 Swindon 43
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Peterborough 95 Reading 94
PL TABLE (Top 8 qualified)
1. King’s Lynn, 53 pts
2. Sheffield, 44
3. Glasgow, 42
4. Rye House, 40
5. Somerset, 36
6. Redcar, 33
7. Workington, 33
8. Isle of Wight, 33
QUARTER-FINAL (Aggregate results)
King’s Lynn 110 Redcar 75
Sheffield 97 Workington 86
Isle of Wight 97 Glasgow 91
Rye House 94 Somerset 88
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Sheffield 103 Isle of Wight 85
King’s Lynn 102 Rye House 83
FINAL (Aggregate result)
King’s Lynn 100 Sheffield 82
CL TABLE (Top 3 qualified)
1. Plymouth, 29 pts
2. Scunthorpe, 28
3. Rye House, 23
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate result)
Scunthorpe 114 Rye House 70
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Scunthorpe 125 Plymouth 61
2007
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Coventry, 73 pts
2. Swindon, 67
3. Peterborough, 63
4. Poole, 58
SEMI-FINAL
Coventry 55 Poole 38
Swindon 50 Peterborough 42
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Coventry 102 Swindon 83
PL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. King’s Lynn, 52 pts
2. Birmingham, 48
3. Rye House, 47
4. Sheffield, 47
5. Isle of Wight, 45
NOTE: Isle of Wight were above Birmingham at the cut-off point.
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Rye House 105 Isle of Wight 75
Sheffield 99 King’s Lynn 86
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Rye House 111 Sheffield 74
CL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Scunthorpe, 41 pts
2. Oxford, 35
3. Plymouth, 28
4. Boston, 26
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Oxford 93 Plymouth 92
Scunthorpe 119 Boston 66
FINAL
Scunthorpe 108 Oxford 73
2008
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 52 pts
2. Lakeside, 52
3. Swindon, 41
4. Ipswich, 40
SEMI-FINAL
Lakeside 56 Swindon 33
Poole 59 Ipswich 33
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 108 Lakeside 75
PL TABLE (Top 4 qualified for Promotion Play-Offs)
1. Edinburgh, 53 pts
2. Somerset, 48
3. King’s Lynn, 45
4. Rye House, 42
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Edinburgh 96 Somerset 89
King’s Lynn 97 Rye House 89
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Edinburgh 93 King’s Lynn 90
PROMOTION/RELEGATION RACE-OFF (Aggregate result)
Wolverhampton 106 Edinburgh 76
NOTE: The PL Play-Offs did not determine the league champions in 2008.
CL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Plymouth, 20 pts
2. Boston, 19
3. Redcar, 18
4. Weymouth, 17
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Weymouth 100 Plymouth 84
Boston 92 Redcar 91
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Weymouth 113 Boston 68
2009
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Swindon, 79 pts [8-point advantage in Play-Off semi-final]
2. Wolverhampton, 75 pts [4-point advantage in Play-Off semi-final]
3. Lakeside, 54 pts
4. Coventry, 52 pts
NOTE: It was originally intended that the top six teams would participate in the Play-Offs; however, this was amended back to the top four during the season.
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Swindon 100 Coventry 88 (Including 8-point advantage to Swindon)
Wolverhampton 106 Lakeside 84 (Including 4-point advantage to Wolverhampton)
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Wolverhampton 95 Swindon 90
PL TABLE (Top 4 qualified for Promotion Play-Offs)
1. King’s Lynn, 64 pts
2. Edinburgh, 51
3. Newcastle, 49
4. Birmingham, 49
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Edinburgh 93 Newcastle 93 NOTE: Edinburgh won 8-4 on sudden death heats.
King’s Lynn 102 Birmingham 78
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Edinburgh 97 King’s Lynn 83
PROMOTION/RELEGATION RACE-OFF (Aggregate result)
Belle Vue 127 Edinburgh 53
NOTE: The PL Play-Offs did not determine the league champions in 2009.
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Bournemouth, 52 pts
2. Weymouth, 35
3. Plymouth, 33
4. Buxton, 30
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Plymouth 98 Buxton 89
Bournemouth 93 Weymouth 73
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Bournemouth 104 Plymouth 82
2010
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 78 pts
2. Wolverhampton, 58
3. Peterborough, 53
4. Coventry, 52
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Poole 97.5 Wolverhampton 85.5
Coventry 101 Peterborough 82
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Coventry 101 Poole 79
PL TABLE (Top 4 qualified for Promotion Play-Offs)
1. Edinburgh, 74 pts
2. Newcastle, 58
3. Birmingham, 50
4. Sheffield, 49
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Sheffield 92 Edinburgh 90
Newcastle 92 Birmingham 90
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Newcastle 101 Sheffield 89
PROMOTION/RELEGATION RACE-OFF (Aggregate result)
Ipswich 110 Newcastle 76
NOTE: The PL Play-Offs did not determine the league champions in 2010.
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Dudley, 45 pts
2. Buxton, 45
3. Newport, 45
4. Rye House, 31
5. Bournemouth, 30
NOTE: Bournemouth were above Rye House in the table at the cut-off point.
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Buxton 99 Dudley 83
Newport 94 Bournemouth 79
FINAL
Buxton 56 Newport 35
NOTE: Decided on one match only, after the first leg was rained-off at Newport.
2011
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 58 pts
2. Eastbourne, 52
3. King’s Lynn, 49
4. Lakeside, 46
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Poole 108 King’s Lynn 75
Eastbourne 99 Lakeside 86
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 98 Eastbourne 85
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Stoke, 43 pts
2. Scunthorpe/Sheffield, 36
3. Belle Vue, 35
4. Mildenhall, 35
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Mildenhall 97 Stoke 84
Scunthorpe/Sheffield 92 Belle Vue 88
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Scunthorpe/Sheffield 93 Mildenhall 92
NOTE: Due to an extended league programme, the PL did not stage Play-Offs in 2011.
2012
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 72 pts
2. Swindon, 70
3. Birmingham, 44
4. Lakeside, 44
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Poole 108 Lakeside 73
Swindon 110 Birmingham 72
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Swindon 95 Poole 89
PL TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Newcastle, 51 pts
2. Scunthorpe, 50
3. Somerset, 48
4. Workington, 46
5. Edinburgh, 41
6. Leicester, 41
Group 1
1. Scunthorpe, 7 pts
2. Workington, 5
3. Edinburgh, 3
Group 2
1. Somerset, 8 pts
2. Newcastle, 5
3. Leicester, 5
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Scunthorpe 92 Somerset 91
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Dudley, 42 pts
2. Mildenhall, 38
3. Isle of Wight, 21
4. Stoke, 20
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Dudley 98 Stoke 84
Mildenhall 102 Isle of Wight 81
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Mildenhall 91 Dudley 90
2013
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Birmingham, 56 pts
2. Swindon, 54
3. Wolverhampton, 51
4. Poole, 46
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Poole 97 Swindon 90
Birmingham 101 Wolverhampton 82
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 104 Birmingham 79
PL TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Somerset, 56 pts
2. Ipswich, 55
3. Newcastle, 54
4. Edinburgh, 51
5. Workington, 46
6. Redcar, 45
GROUP 1
1. Edinburgh, 11 pts
2. Workington, 8
3. Ipswich, 0
GROUP 2
1. Somerset, 9 pts
2. Newcastle, 6
3. Redcar, 3
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Somerset 92 Edinburgh 89
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Dudley, 37 pts
2. King’s Lynn, 27
3. Mildenhall, 25
4. Isle of Wight, 22
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Dudley 106 Isle of Wight 74
King’s Lynn 98 Mildenhall 88
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Dudley 100 King’s Lynn 86
2014
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 70 pts
2. King’s Lynn, 70
3. Coventry, 64
4. Swindon, 55
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Coventry 99 Swindon 86
Poole 92 King’s Lynn 87
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 90 Coventry 71
PL TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Edinburgh, 74 pts
2. Somerset, 67
3. Ipswich, 57
4. Berwick, 56
5. Scunthorpe, 50
6. Workington, 41
Group 1
1. Edinburgh, 13 pts
2. Workington, 3
3. Berwick, 3
Group 2
1. Somerset, 7 pts
2. Ipswich, 6
3. Scunthorpe, 5
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Edinburgh 96 Somerset 95
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Cradley Heath, 51 pts
2. Coventry, 35
3. Kent, 34
4. Mildenhall, 32
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Coventry 98 Kent 88
Cradley Heath 116 Mildenhall 68
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Cradley Heath 98 Coventry 86
2015
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 65 pts
2. Coventry, 61
3. Swindon, 57
4. Belle Vue, 53
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Belle Vue 97 Swindon 79
Poole 103 Coventry 76
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 92 Belle Vue 90
PL TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Edinburgh, 61 pts
2. Somerset, 55
3. Glasgow, 54
4. Peterborough, 51
5. Sheffield, 49
6. Plymouth, 43
QUARTER-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Peterborough 97 Sheffield 82
Glasgow 100 Plymouth 80
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Edinburgh 102 Peterborough 78
Glasgow 91 Somerset 89
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Edinburgh 99 Glasgow 80
NOTE: The top four teams in the NL qualified for an entirely separate Gold Cup competition.
2016
EL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Belle Vue, 64 pts
2. Poole, 59
3. Wolverhampton, 58
4. Lakeside, 47
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Belle Vue 112 Lakeside 69
Wolverhampton 94 Poole 86
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Wolverhampton 96 Belle Vue 86
PL TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Somerset, 60 pts
2. Glasgow, 57
3. Newcastle, 53
4. Edinburgh, 47
5. Ipswich, 40
6. Sheffield, 40
QUARTER-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Ipswich 95 Edinburgh 85
Sheffield 92 Newcastle 88
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Somerset 102 Ipswich 78
Sheffield 91 Glasgow 89
FINAL
Somerset 100 Sheffield 80
NL TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Birmingham, 71 pts
2. Kent, 58
3. Eastbourne,
4. Cradley Heath, 45
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Eastbourne 99 Kent 81
Birmingham 100 Cradley Heath 80
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Birmingham 94 Eastbourne 83
2017
SGB PREMIERSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Swindon, 66 pts
2. Wolverhampton, 63
3. Belle Vue, 58
4. Poole, 50
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Swindon 97 Poole 82
Wolverhampton 90 Belle Vue 89
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Swindon 90 Wolverhampton 89
SGB CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Sheffield, 86 pts
2. Ipswich, 77
3. Edinburgh, 71
4. Glasgow, 68
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Ipswich 91 Edinburgh 88
Sheffield 90 Glasgow 65
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Sheffield 99 Ipswich 81
SGB NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Eastbourne, 49 pts
2. Belle Vue, 47
3. Kent, 47
4. Lakeside, 36
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Belle Vue 106 Lakeside 74
Eastbourne 107 Kent 73
FINAL
Belle Vue 89 Eastbourne 79
2018
SGB PREMIERSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. King’s Lynn, 53 pts
2. Somerset, 47
3. Poole, 44
4. Belle Vue, 44
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
King’s Lynn 103 Belle Vue 77
Poole 91 Somerset 89
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 92 King’s Lynn 88
SGB CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Peterborough, 45 pts
2. Glasgow, 40
3. Workington, 39
4. Lakeside, 38
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Workington 90 Glasgow 89
Lakeside 102 Peterborough 78
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Workington 95 Lakeside 73
SGB NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Mildenhall, 57 pts
2. Eastbourne, 42
3. Kent, 38
4. Birmingham, 33
5. Coventry, 31
NOTE: At the cut-off point, the top four teams were in the following order: 1. Mildenhall; 2. Kent; 3. Eastbourne; 4. Coventry
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Mildenhall 107 Kent 73
Eastbourne 110 Coventry 70
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Eastbourne 98 Mildenhall 81
2019
SGB PREMIERSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Poole, 52 pts
2. Swindon, 50
3. Wolverhampton, 43
4. Ipswich, 42
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Ipswich 94 Poole 86
Swindon 107 Wolverhampton 71
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Swindon 111 Ipswich 68
SGB CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Leicester, 50 pts
2. Glasgow, 48
3. Redcar, 36
4. Somerset, 36
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Glasgow 93 Somerset 87
Leicester 91 Redcar 89
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Leicester 91 Glasgow 89
SGB NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Leicester, 38 pts
2. Belle Vue, 32
3. Kent, 26
4. Cradley Heath, 24
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Leicester 117 Cradley Heath 61
Kent 96 Belle Vue 83
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Leicester 106 Kent 74
2020
Premiership, Championship, National League and Cup racing didn’t take place during the entire 2020 season because of the Coronavirus pandemic.
2021
PREMIERSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Peterborough, 53 pts
2. Wolverhampton, 52
3. Belle Vue, 37
4. Sheffield, 37
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Peterborough 98 Wolverhampton 82
Belle Vue 98 Sheffield 82
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Peterborough 95 Belle Vue 85
CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Poole, 49 pts
2. Glasgow, 46
3. Leicester, 42
4. Redcar, 42
5. Edinburgh, 33
6. Scunthorpe, 33
QUARTER-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Leicester 92 Scunthorpe 64
Edinburgh 108 Redcar 72
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Poole 98 Leicester 82
Glasgow 99 Edinburgh 81
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 96 Glasgow 84
2022
PREMIERSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Sheffield, 46 pts
2. Ipswich, 42
3. Belle Vue, 38
4. Wolverhampton, 34
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Belle Vue 107 Ipswich 73
Sheffield 108 Wolverhampton 72
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Belle Vue 91 Sheffield 89
CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Leicester, 46 pts
2. Glasgow, 40
3. Poole, 39
4. Plymouth, 32
5. Edinburgh, 32
6. Redcar, 30
QUARTER-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Edinburgh 95 Redcar 85
Poole 110 Plymouth 80
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Leicester 106 Edinburgh 73
Poole 110 Glasgow 69
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Poole 101 Leicester 79
NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Leicester, 35 pts
2. Mildenhall, 30
3. Berwick, 29
4. Oxford, 26
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Leicester 96 Oxford 84
Mildenhall 110 Berwick 68
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Leicester 114 Mildenhall 65
2023
PREMIERSHIP TABLE (Top 4 qualified)
1. Belle Vue, 44 pts
2. Wolverhampton, 38
3. Sheffield, 37
4. Ipswich, 34
SEMI-FINAL (Aggregate results)
Ipswich 93 Belle Vue 87
Sheffield 89 Wolverhampton 61
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Sheffield 92 Ipswich 88
CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (Top 6 qualified)
1. Poole, 35 pts
2. Oxford, 34
3. Glasgow, 31
4. Scunthorpe, 23
5. Redcar, 23
6. Edinburgh, 15
PLAY-OFF GROUP A (winner qualified)
1. Poole, 10
2. Scunthorpe, 6
3. Edinburgh, 0
PLAY-OFF GROUP B (winner qualified)
1. Glasgow, 8
2. Oxford, 7
3. Redcar, 0
FINAL (Aggregate result)
Glasgow 95 Poole 85
NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE (Top 2 qualified)
1. Leicester, 31 pts
2. Oxford, 27
FINAL
Oxford 34 Leicester 32
Raced as a one-off leg at Oxford after a number of failed attempts to stage the Leicester leg because of poor weather.
SUMMARY OF TEAMS QUALIFYING FOR THE PLAY-OFFS
ELITE LEAGUE / PREMIERSHIP
15 – Poole (2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
11 – Wolverhampton (2002, 2004, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023)
10 – Swindon (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019)
9 – Coventry (2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015)
8 – Belle Vue (2005, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023)
7 – Peterborough (2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2021)
5 – Ipswich (2004, 2008, 2019, 2022, 2023)
5 – Lakeside (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2016)
4 – Eastbourne (2002, 2004, 2005, 2011)
3 – Sheffield (2021, 2022, 2023)
3 – King’s Lynn (2011, 2014, 2018)
2 – Oxford (2003, 2004)
2 – Birmingham (2012, 2013)
1 – Reading (2006)
1 – Somerset (2018)
PREMIER LEAGUE / CHAMPIONSHIP
12 – Edinburgh (2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2021, 2022, 2023)
9 – Glasgow (2006, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023)
8 – Somerset (2006, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019)
6 – Redcar (2006, 2013, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023)
6 – Sheffield (2006, 2007, 2010, 2015, 2016, 2017)
5 – Newcastle (2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2016)
5 – Workington (2006, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018)
4 – Scunthorpe (2012, 2014, 2021, 2023)
4 – King’s Lynn (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009)
4 – Ipswich (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017)
4 – Leicester (2012, 2019, 2021, 2022)
3 – Poole (2021, 2022, 2023)
3 – Rye House (2006, 2007, 2008)
2 – Isle of Wight (2006, 2007)
2 – Birmingham (2009, 2010)
2 – Peterborough (2015, 2018)
2 – Plymouth (2015, 2022)
1 – Oxford (2023)
1 – Berwick (2014)
1 – Lakeside (2018)
CONFERENCE / NATIONAL LEAGUE
6 – Dudley/Cradley Heath (2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2019)
6 – Mildenhall (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018, 2022)
5 – Kent (2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
4 – Plymouth (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009)
3 – Scunthorpe (2006, 2007, 2011 [with Sheffield])
3 – Eastbourne (2016, 2017, 2018)
3 – Belle Vue (2011, 2017, 2019)
3 – Oxford (2007, 2022, 2023)
3 – Leicester (2019, 2022, 2023)
2 – Boston (2007, 2008)
2 – Weymouth (2008, 2009)
2 – Bournemouth (2009, 2010)
2 – Buxton (2009, 2010)
2 – Stoke (2011, 2012)
2 – Isle of Wight (2012, 2013)
2 – Coventry (2014, 2018)
1 – Rye House (2006)
1 – Redcar (2008)
1 – Newport (2010)
1 – Sheffield (2011 [with Scunthorpe]
1 – King’s Lynn (2013)
1 – Birmingham (2016)
1 – Lakeside (2017)
1 – Berwick (2022)