Scottish Football League Second Division

Scottish Second Division
Country	Scotland
Confederation	UEFA
Founded	1975
Folded	2013
Level	3
Current champions
Most successful club	Clyde (4) Stirling Albion (4) (since 1976)

Scottish Football League Second Division was the third tier of the Scottish football league system which ran between 1975 and 2013. In July 2013 it was replaced by the Scottish League One.

Winners of the Second Division

Season	Winner	Runner-up
1975–76	Clydebank	Raith Rovers
1976–77	Stirling Albion	Alloa Athletic
1977–78	Clyde	Raith Rovers
1978–79	Berwick Rangers	Dunfermline Athletic
1979–80	Falkirk	East Stirlingshire
1980–81	Queen's Park	Queen of the South
1981–82	Clyde (2)	Alloa Athletic
1982–83	Brechin City	Meadowbank Thistle
1983–84	Forfar Athletic	East Fife
1984–85	Montrose	Alloa Athletic
1985–86	Dunfermline Athletic	Queen of the South
1986–87	Meadowbank Thistle	Raith Rovers
1987–88	Ayr United	St Johnstone
1988–89	Albion Rovers	Alloa Athletic
1989–90	Brechin City (2)	Kilmarnock
1990–91	Stirling Albion (2)	Montrose
1991–92	Dumbarton	Cowdenbeath
1992–93	Clyde (3)	Brechin City
1993–94	Stranraer	Berwick Rangers
1994–95	Greenock Morton	Dumbarton
1995–96	Stirling Albion (3)	East Fife
1996–97	Ayr United (2)	Hamilton Academical
1997–98	Stranraer (2)	Clydebank
1998–99	Livingston	Inverness Caledonian Thistle
1999–00	Clyde (4)	Alloa Athletic
2000–01	Partick Thistle	Arbroath
2001–02	Queen of the South	Alloa Athletic
2002–03	Raith Rovers	Brechin City
2003–04	Airdrie United	Hamilton Academical
2004–05	Brechin City (3)	Stranraer
2005–06	Gretna	Greenock Morton
2006–07	Greenock Morton (2)	Stirling Albion
2007–08	Ross County	Airdrie United
2008–09	Raith Rovers (2)	Ayr United
2009–10	Stirling Albion (4)	Alloa Athletic
2010–11	Livingston (2)	Ayr United
2011–12	Cowdenbeath	Arbroath
2012–13	Queen of the South (2)	Alloa Athletic

Related pages

• Scottish Premier League
• Scottish Football League First Division
• Scottish Football League Third Division