List of Southern League champions
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Past baseball
champions in the Southern League
. The circuit was known as the South Atlantic ("Sally") League (1904–1917; 1936–1942; 1946–1963) and the South Atlantic Association (1919–1930).
(1) - Championship series cancelled because of terrorist attacks. All playoffs with the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs (the minor leagues) were cancelled after September 11 terrorist attacks. Teams which had led series were declared winners, while leagues which series had not begun or were tied declared co-champions.
(2) - Championship series cancelled because of Hurricane Ivan
striking during playoff series.
Professional baseball
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champions in the Southern League
Southern League (baseball)
The Southern League is a minor league baseball league which operates in the Southern United States. It is classified a Double-A league. The original league was formed in , and shut down in . A new league, the Southern Association, was formed in , consisting of twelve teams...
. The circuit was known as the South Atlantic ("Sally") League (1904–1917; 1936–1942; 1946–1963) and the South Atlantic Association (1919–1930).
1904-1953
- 1904 Macon
- 1905 Macon
- 1906 Savannah
- 1907 Charleston
- 1908 Jacksonville
- 1909 Chattanooga
- 1910 Columbus
- 1911 Columbus
- 1912 Jacksonville
- 1913 Savannah
- 1914 Savannah
- 1915 Columbia
- 1916 Augusta
- 1917 Columbia
- 1918 (not in operation)
- 1919 Columbia
- 1920 Columbia
- 1921 Columbia
- 1922 Charleston
- 1923 Charlotte
- 1924 Augusta
- 1925 Spartanburg
- 1926 Greenville
- 1927 Greenville
- 1928 Asheville
- 1929 Knoxville
- 1930 Greenville
- 1931 (not in operation)
- 1932 (not in operation)
- 1933 (not in operation)
- 1934 Not in operation
- 1935 Not in operation
- 1936 Columbus
- 1937 Savannah
- 1938 Macon
- 1939 Augusta
- 1940 Columbia
- 1941 Columbia
- 1942 Macon
- 1943 (not in operation)
- 1944 (not in operation)
- 1945 (not in operation)
- 1946 Augusta
- 1947 Savannah
- 1948 Greenville
- 1949 Macon
- 1950 Macon
- 1951 Montgomery
- 1952 Montgomery
- 1953 Savannah
1954-2003
- 1954 Savannah
- 1955 Augusta
- 1956 Jacksonville
- 1957 Charlotte
- 1958 Macon
- 1959 Gastonia
- 1960 Savannah
- 1961 Asheville
- 1962 Macon
- 1963 Augusta
- 1964 Lynchburg
- 1965 Columbus
- 1966 Mobile
- 1967 Birmingham
- 1968 Asheville
- 1969 Charlotte
- 1970 Columbus
- 1971 (not in operation)
- 1972 Montgomery
- 1973 Montgomery
- 1974 Knoxville
- 1975 Montgomery
- 1976 Montgomery
- 1977 Montgomery
- 1978 Knoxville
- 1979 Nashville
- 1980 Charlotte
- 1981 Orlando
- 1982 Nashville
- 1983 Birmingham
- 1984 Charlotte
- 1985 Huntsville
- 1986 Columbus
- 1987 Birmingham
- 1988 Chattanooga
- 1989 Birmingham
- 1990 Memphis
- 1991 Orlando
- 1992 Greenville
- 1993 Birmingham
- 1994 Huntsville
- 1995 Carolina
- 1996 Jacksonville
- 1997 Greenville
- 1998 Mobile
- 1999 Orlando
- 2000 West Tenn
- 2001 Jacksonville and Huntsville (1)
- 2002 Birmingham
- 2003 Carolina
2004-present
- 2004 Mobile and Tennessee (2)
- 2005 Jacksonville
- 2006 Montgomery
- 2007 Montgomery
- 2008 Mississippi
- 2009 Jacksonville
- 2010 Jacksonville
- 2011 Mobile
(1) - Championship series cancelled because of terrorist attacks. All playoffs with the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs (the minor leagues) were cancelled after September 11 terrorist attacks. Teams which had led series were declared winners, while leagues which series had not begun or were tied declared co-champions.
(2) - Championship series cancelled because of Hurricane Ivan
Hurricane Ivan
Hurricane Ivan was a large, long-lived, Cape Verde-type hurricane that caused widespread damage in the Caribbean and United States. The cyclone was the ninth named storm, the sixth hurricane and the fourth major hurricane of the active 2004 Atlantic hurricane season...
striking during playoff series.