SJFA

The Scottish Junior Football Association ("SJFA" for short) is an affiliated national association of he Scottish Football Association and is the governing body for the Junior grade of football in Scotland. The term "Junior" refers to the level of football played.

The closest equivalent terminology would be Non-League football in England, the difference being that non-league football in Scotland is not similarly integrated in the Scottish football league system. Founded in 1886, the SJFA is responsible for disciplinary matters within the grade, certain player registration procedures and organising the annual Scottish Junior Cup. Other league and cup competitions are organised by three regional committees. The association headquarters are at
Hampden Park, Glasgow, which is Scotland's national stadium.

There was an earlier Scottish Junior FA which was founded in Glasgow in October 1880. This body also ran a Scottish Junior Cup competition during 1880-81 season, but appears to have disbanded at the end of that season.

    1886–87: Fairfield Govan
    1887–88: Wishaw Thistle
    1888–89: Burnbank Swifts
    1889–90: Burnbank Swifts
    1890–91: Vale of Clyde
    1891–92: Minerva
    1892–93: Vale of Clyde
    1893–94: Ashfield
    1894–95: Ashfield
    1895–96: Cambuslang Hibs
    1896–97: Strathclyde
    1897–98: Dalziel Rovers
    1898–99: Parkhead
    1899–00: Maryhill
    1900–01: Burnbank Athletic
    1901–02: Rutherglen Glencairn
    1902–03: Parkhead
    1903–04: Vale of Clyde
    1904–05: Ashfield
    1905–06: Dunipace
    1906–07: Strathclyde
    1907–08: Larkhall Thistle
    1908–09: Kilwinning Rangers
    1909–10: Ashfield
    1910–11: Burnbank Athletic
    1911–12: Petershill
    1912–13: Inverkeithing Thistle
    1913–14: Larkhall Thistle
    1914–15: Parkhead
    1915–16: Petershill
    1916–17: St. Mirren Juniors
    1917–18: Petershill
    1918–19: Rutherglen Glencairn
    1919–20: Parkhead
    1920–21: Kirkintilloch Rob Roy
    1921–22: St. Roch's
    1922–23: Musselburgh Bruntonians
    1923–24: Parkhead
    1924–25: Saltcoats Victoria
    1925–26: Strathclyde
    1926–27: Rutherglen Glencairn
    1927–28: Maryhill Hibs

    1928–29: Dundee Violet
    1929–30: Newtongrange Star
    1930–31: Denny Hibs
    1931–32: Glasgow Perthshire
    1932–33: Yoker Athletic
    1933–34: Benburb
    1934–35: Tranent
    1935–36: Benburb
    1936–37: Arthurlie
    1937–38: Cambuslang Rangers
    1938–39: Rutherglen Glencairn
    1939–40: Maryhill
    1940–41: Glasgow Perthshire
    1941–42: Clydebank
    1942–43: Kirkintilloch Rob Roy
    1943–44: Glasgow Perthshire
    1944–45: Burnbank Athletic
    1945–46: Fauldhouse United
    1946–47: Shawfield
    1947–48: Bo'ness United
    1948–49: Auchinleck Talbot
    1949–50: Blantyre Victoria
    1950–51: Petershill
    1951–52: Kilbirnie Ladeside
    1952–53: Vale of Leven
    1953–54: Sunnybank
    1954–55: Kilsyth Rangers
    1955–56: Petershill
    1956–57: Banks O' Dee
    1957–58: Shotts Bon Accord
    1958–59: Irvine Meadow
    1959–60: St. Andrews United
    1960–61: Dunbar United
    1961–62: Kirkintilloch Rob Roy
    1962–63: Irvine Meadow
    1963–64: Johnstone Burgh
    1964–65: Linlithgow Rose
    1965–66: Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic
    1966–67: Kilsyth Rangers
    1967–68: Johnstone Burgh
    1968–69: Cambuslang Rangers
    1969–70: Blantyre Victoria


	1970–71: Cambuslang Rangers 1971–72: Cambuslang Rangers 1972–73: Irvine Meadow 1973–74: Cambuslang Rangers 1974–75: Glenrothes 1975–76: Bo'ness United 1976–77: Kilbirnie Ladeside 1977–78: Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 1978–79: Cumnock Juniors 1979–80: Baillieston 1980–81: Pollok 1981–82: Blantyre Victoria 1982–83: East Kilbride Thistle 1983–84: Bo'ness United 1984–85: Pollok 1985–86: Auchinleck Talbot 1986–87: Auchinleck Talbot 1987–88: Auchinleck Talbot 1988–89: Cumnock Juniors 1989–90: Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1990–91: Auchinleck Talbot 1991–92: Auchinleck Talbot 1992–93: Glenafton Athletic 1993–94: Largs Thistle 1994–95: Camelon 1995–96: Tayport 1996–97: Pollok 1997–98: Arthurlie 1998–99: Kilwinning Rangers 1999–00: Whitburn 2000–01: Renfrew 2001–02: Linlithgow Rose 2002–03: Tayport 2003–04: Carnoustie Panmure 2004–05: Tayport 2005–06: Auchinleck Talbot 2006–07: Linlithgow Rose 2007–08: Bathgate Thistle 2008–09: Auchinleck Talbot 2009-10: Linlithgow Rose 2010-11: Auchinleck Talbot 2011-12: Shotts Bon Accord