Scottish Amateur Cup




The Scottish Amateur Cup is a nationwide knockout tournament supported and organised by the Scottish Amateur Football Association. The Scottish Amateur Cup is contested by hundreds of football clubs every year.


From 2015 onwards, the winners of the Amateur Cup are invited to compete in the following season's senior Scottish Cup.



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Season
 Winners

1909–10
 John Neilson Former Pupils

1910–11
Edinburgh Civil Service

1911–12
Queen's Park

1912–13
 Leith Amateurs

1913–14
 Cameronians

1914–19
 Suspended due to World War I

1919–20
Queen's Park

1920–21
Edinburgh Civil Service

1921–22
 Greenock High School Former Pupils

1922–23
 Falkirk Amateur

1923–24
 Moorpark Amateurs

1924–25
Coldstream

1925–26
 Murrayfield Amateurs

1926–27
Glasgow University

1927–28
Queen's Park

1928–29
 Murrayfield Amateurs

1929–30
 Murrayfield Amateurs

1930–31
 Murrayfield Amateurs

1931–32
 Glasgow Corporation Transport

1932–33
Queen's Park

1933–34
Queen's Park

1934–35
 Camphill Secondary School Former Pupils

1935–36
Queen's Park

1936–37
 Gogarburn Amateurs

1937–38
 Coats Amateurs

1938–39
 Murrayfield Amateurs
1939–45
 Suspended due to World War II
1945–46
 Craigton Athletic

1946–47
Queen's Park

1947–48
 Mearns Amateurs

1948–49
 Greenock High School Former Pupils

1949–50
Queen's Park

1950–51
Queen's Park

1951–52
 Port Glasgow Hibernian

1952–53
 Mearns Amateurs

1953–54
 Royal Technical College

1954–55
 Eglinton Amateurs

1955–56
 Milanda Amateurs

1956–57
 Giffnock North

1957–58
 Weir Recreation

1958–59
 Crosshill Thistle

1959–60
 Minishant Amateurs

1960–61
 Glenavon Amateurs

1961–62
 Bearsden Amateurs

1962–63
Queen's Park

1963–64
Queen's Park

1964–65
 N.C.R.A.

1965–66
 Jordanhill T.C.A.

1966–67
 Rhu Amateurs

1967–68
 Cambusbarron Rovers

1968–69
 Cambusbarron Rovers

1969–70
 Douglas Amateurs

1970–71
 Dumbarton Academy Former Pupils

1971–72
 Douglas Amateurs

1972–73
 Knockentiber

1973–74
 Douglas Amateurs

1974–75
Star Hearts

1975–76
Colville Park

1976–77
 Morriston YMCA

1977–78
 Cambusbarron Rovers

1978–79
 Crosshouse Waverley

1979–80
 Newarthill Hearts

1980–81
 Knockentiber

1981–82
 Avon Villa

1982–83
 Strathclyde Police R/U Coatbridge CC

1982–83
 Pencaitland

1984–85
 Drongan United

1985–86
 Coatbridge Community Centre

1986–87
 Bannockburn

1987–88
 Coatbridge Community Centre

1988–89
 Norton House
























































































































































Season
 Winners
 Runner-up

1989–90
 St Patrick's Former Pupils
 Stanley

1990–91
 Bannockburn
 Blantyre Thistle

1991–92
 Heathside
 Viewfield Rovers

1992–93
 Bankhall Villa
 Cardross Rock

1993–94
 Bannockburn
 Galston United

1994–95
 Heathside
 Norton House

1995–96
 Bellshill YMCA
 Riverside Athletic

1996–97
 Knockentiber
 Milton

1997–98
 Dalziel High School Former Pupils
 West Kilbride

1998–99
 St Patrick's Former Pupils
 Bearsden

1999–00
 Liberton Royal Mail W.B.M.
 Norton House

2000–01
 Dalziel High School Former Pupils
 St Patrick’s

2001–02
 Harestanes
 Dumbarton Academy

2002–03
 Harestanes
 Newmilns Vesuvius

2003–04
 Viewfield Rovers
 Norton House

2004–05
Drumchapel Amateur
 Gartcosh United

2005–06
 St Patricks Former Pupils
 Falkirk Amateurs

2006–07
 Drumchapel United
 Cupar Hearts

2007–08
 Eddlewood
Queen’s Park Hampden XI

2008–09
Queen's Park
 Hurlford Thistle

2009–10
 Eddlewood
 Drumchapel United

2010–11
 Wishaw High School Former Pupils
 Drumchapel United

2011–12
 Hurlford Thistle
 Colville Park

2012–13
 Wellhouse
 Colville Park

2013–14
 Hurlford Thistle
 Colville Park

2014–15
Harestanes
 Craigshill Thistle

2015–16
Colville Park
 Leven United

2016–17
Colville Park
 Southside AFC

2017–18
Shortlees
 Goldenhill


External links


  • Scottish Amateur Football Association








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