Additional scores and details about several of teams named in this list can be found on the Defunct Teams page.

The league appears to be a casualty of World War Two as no scores or standings can be found after 1941.


Champions

1941- Gladstones -
Had won 19 straight games prior to losing to Hamilton 26-01 in the IRFU junior championship game.

1940- Gladstones -
IRFU junior champions

1939- Gladstones -
IRFU junior champions

1938- Gladstones -

1937-

1936- New Edingburgh -

1933- St. Patrick's College -
-Ottawa Citizen (Nov 6th, 1933): "Jack Leore and Bert More divided the scoring honours for the winners with eleven and eight points respectively.

1932- Gladstones - Defeated St. Patrick's College 14-10
-Ottawa Citizen (Nov 14th, 1932): "Two big 'breaks' swung the issue in favor (sic) of the powerful orange and black-clad aggregation...Early in the first period...Curley Monoghan grabbed the ball on a St. Pat's fumble and travelled 75 yards to give Gladstones a touchdown, the opening points of the game...just when it seemed that St. Pat's were getting somewhere, as they reached the Gladstone 45-yard stripe early in the third quarter, a forward pass was intercepted by Chic Gilliard.  The Gladstones backfielder covered 57 yards before being brought down...the newly-crowned champions chalked up their final points when Dune Nesbitt scooted around the right end for another major score."

1931- St. Patrick's College - Defeated Gladstones 02-01
-Ottawa Citizen (Nov 19th, 1931): "A lion-hearted football team, clad in the familiar green and gold of St. Patrick's College, uncorked an effective aerial offensive in the last period yesterday afternoon on the slippery gridiron at Lansdowne Park to defeat Charlie Lynch's Gladstone and carry off the Ottawa Junior League Championship."

St. Patrick's went on to lose to the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association club the following weekend, in Montreal, by a score of 21-01

1930- No series
-Ottawa Citizen (Nov 4th, 1929): "Unless the juniors receive support from the seniors, it is extremely unlikely that the league will operate again as all teams were heavy losers" 

1929- Rideaus - Defeated St. Brigid's 10-02
-Ottawa Citizen (Nov 4th, 1929): "A series of end runs, which ended with the speedy Basil Sheehan scampering over for a touchdown, gave the Paddlers their first score...(In the fourth period) Rideaus then went from their own side of center, a full sixty yards in plunging plays to score a touchdown and put the issue beyond doubt."

1928- Rideaus
1927- Rideaus
1926- Rideaus
1925- Rideaus
1924- Rideaus
1923- Rideaus
1922- Gladstones