Scottish League One previous winners list

We take a look at every team to have won the Scottish League One title.

Scotland's third tier has had a number of different names over the years, starting with the Scottish Football League Division Three in 1923.

The original third tier would only last for three years before being dissolved due to the financial incapability of member clubs to participate.

A third tier was re-established as the Scottish Football League Division C following World War II in 1946, but again this was short-lived, lasting until just 1955 before again being dissolved.

The third tier was relaunched once more in 1975 as the Second Division, and this was in place right up until the establishment of the Scottish Professional Football League in 2013 when it became known as Scottish League One.

Scottish League One previous winners list (2013 - present)

• 2013/14 - Rangers
• 2014/15 - Greenock Morton
• 2015/16 - Dunfermline
• 2016/17 - Livingston
• 2017/18 - Ayr United
• 2018/19 - Arbroath
• 2019/20 - Raith Rovers
• 2020/21 - Partick Thistle
• 2021/22 - Cove Rangers
• 2022/23 - Dunfermline
• 2023/24 - Falkirk

Scottish Football League Second Division winners list (1975 - 2013)

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

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