Southern Intermediate Hockey League
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The Southern Intermediate Hockey League was an ice hockey league in Great Britain that existed from 1948-1955. In its inaugural 1948-49 season, it was played exclusively as a single-knockout competition, referred to as the Intermediate Trophy. In subsequent years, a round-robin format used, though not all teams played one another twice and as a result some games were worth four points, rather than the usual two. The competition was often referred to as the English Intermediate League from 1949 to 1952.
Known participants
- Cambridge University
- Earls Court Marlboroughs
- Harringay Hornets
- Richmond Ambassadors
- Royal Air Force
- Oxford University
- Southampton Vikings
- Streatham Royals
- Sussex
- Wembley Terriers
Champions
- 1948-49: Wembley Terriers
- 1949-50: Royal Air Force (finished 14-0-2-30) - other teams: Brighton, Earls Court Marlboroughs, Oxford University, Streatham Royals, Sussex, Wembley Terriers - known scores: 10/26: Wembley - Streatham 6:3, 11/2: Streatham - Marlboroughs 2:2, 11/23: Streatham - Oxford 8:2, 12/7: Streatham - Brighton 5:4
- 1950-51: Wembley Terriers
- 1951-52: Wembley Terriers
- 1952-53: Southampton Vikings
- 1953-54: Wembley Terriers
- 1954-55: Wembley Terriers