Surinam - List of Champions

1924	Olympia
1925	Transvaal   [*1]
1926	Ajax
1927	Ajax
1928	Ajax
1929	Ajax
1930	Excelsior/Blauw Wit
1931	  no competition
1932	Cicerone
1933	Cicerone
1934	Cicerone
1935	Cicerone
1936	Voorwaarts
1937	Transvaal
1938	Transvaal
1939	Arsenal
1940	Arsenal
1941	Voorwaarts
1942-45   no competition
194    no competition  (according to [Fer 06]: Robinhood (may not have been national championship))
1947	  no competition
1948	MVV
1949	MVV
1950	Transvaal
1951    Transvaal
1952    Voorwaarts
1953    Robinhood
1954    Robinhood
1955    Robinhood
1956    Robinhood
1957    Voorwaarts
1958      no competition
1959    Robinhood
1960      no competition
1961    Robinhood   [other sources: Leo Victor]
1962    Transvaal
1963    Leo Victor
1964    Robinhood
1965    Transvaal
1966    Transvaal
1967    Transvaal
1968    Transvaal
1969    Transvaal
1970    Transvaal
1971    Robinhood
1972      no competition
1973    Transvaal
1974    Transvaal
1975    Robinhood
1976    Robinhood
1977    Voorwaarts
1978    Leo Victor
1979    Robinhood
1980    Robinhood
1981    Robinhood
1982    Leo Victor
1983    Robinhood
1984    Robinhood
1985    Robinhood
1986    Robinhood
1987    Robinhood
1988    Robinhood
1989    Robinhood
1990    Transvaal
1991/92 Transvaal
1992/93 Leo Victor
1993/94 Robinhood
1994/95 Robinhood
1995/96 Transvaal
1997    Transvaal
1998/99 SNL
1999/00 Transvaal 
2000/01   no competition
2001/02 Voorwaarts
2002/03 FCS Nacional
2003/04 Walking Bout Company
2004/05 Robinhood   [*2]
2005/06 Walking Bout Company
2006/07 Inter Moengotapoe
2007/08 Inter Moengotapoe

[*1] Transvaal had won the 1924 Tweede Klasse (first ever season)
[*2] 2004/05 title Robinhood reported as first in 12 years ?!

Number of Titles

 23 Robinhood (Paramaribo)

 19 Transvaal (Paramaribo)

  6 Voorwaarts (Paramaribo)

  4 Ajax
    Cicerone
    Leo Victor (Paramaribo) [*3]

  2 Arsenal
    Inter Moengotapoe (Moengo)
    MVV
    Walking Bout Company

  1 Excelsior/Blauw Wit
    FCS Nacional
    Olympia
    SNL (Paramaribo)

[*3] other sources credit Leo Victor with 5 titles, first in 1962
     (possibly 1961 above?!)


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Last updated: 8 May 2008

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