The Men's Indoor National League Division 1 is the top tier of men's indoor hockey in Scotland. The winners are crowned Scottish Hockey indoor champions and represent Scotland in the EHF Eurohockey Indoor Club Championships.
The league runs from December to February every year. It comprises eight teams, with each playing the others once in a round robin format, followed by a split into two divisions comprising the top half and bottom half of the league. A further round of games is played in these divisions. The top two teams in the top half division meet in a grand final to determine the league winner. The bottom two teams in the bottom half division play in a relegation playoff to determine relegation to National League Division 2.
Five different clubs have won the Scottish Indoor National League Division 1 title. The first title was won by Menzieshill in 1984/85. The most recent new winner was Western Wildcats in 2018/19.
Title wins per club
Year of first title
No of titles
Club
1984/85
21
Menzieshill
1988/89
2
Edinburgh Civil Service/MIM
1998/99
4
Dundee Wanderers
2010/11
6
Inverleith
2018/19
4
Western Wildcats
European Titles
Three clubs playing in the Scottish men's top flight have won European Indoor Club titles, all in the second tier 'B' Division.[14] Scottish men's club sides have also competed in the top tier 'A' Division on eleven occasions, with the highest placings being third for Edinburgh Civil Service (1990) and fourth for Menzieshill (2008).
