Greenland - List of Champions (original) (raw)

The first federation to organise a national football championship in Greenland was the GIF (Grønlands Idrætsforbund), a general sports federation (not restricted to football) founded on 3 September 1953 at a meeting attended by representatives of the following 11 clubs: K'ingmeĸ (Upernavik), Malamuk (�manaĸ), Nanoĸ (K'utdligssat), K'SP (Godhavn/K'eĸertarssuaĸ), Kugsak (Christianshåb/K'asigi�nguit), T-41 (Egedesminde/Ausiait), SAK (Holsteinsborg/Sisimiut), K�gssagssuk (Sukkertoppen/Man�tsoĸ), N�k (Godthåb/N�k), Nagtoralik (Frederikshåb/P�miut) and Kigssaviarssuk (Julianehåb/K'aĸortoĸ).
It first organised a football championship in 1954/55 and continued to organise the event until 1970, usually announced as Fodboldturneringen,Grønlandturneringen or Fodboldmesterskab i Grønland. Only since the late sixties it was possible to organise the competition annually; before it was held only once every three years or so, with a single tournament sometimes lasting a year and a half.
On 4 July 1971 a football specific federation, the GBU (Grønlands Boldspil-Union), was founded, which took over the organisation of the tournament; it officially changed its name to KAK (Kalaallit Arsaattartut Kattuffiat) in 2017.

GIF championships (Grønlandturneringen)

ed. year champions runners-up third venue

1 1954/55 N�K 17-1 N-48 Ilul�ssat 2 1958 GSS K-33 K'aĸortoĸ 3 1959/60 Nanoĸ K-33 N�k 4 1963/64 K-33 4-1 Nanoĸ SAK N�k 5 1966/67 K-33 T-41 SAK N�k 6 1967/68 T-41 SAK K-33 N�k 7 1969 K-33 2-0 T-41 N�k 8 1970 T-41 5-3 K-33 Sisimiut

Number of Wins (GIF; 8 titles)

3 K-33 (K'aĸortoĸ - spelled Qaqortoq since 1973)

2 T-41 (Ausiait - spelled Aasiaat since 1973)

1 GSS (N�k - spelled Nuuk since 1973) Nanoĸ (K'utdligssat - spelled Qullissat since 1973) [*] N�K (N�k - spelled Nuuk since 1973)

[*] Nanoĸ (modern spelling Nanoq) last entered in 1969 as their home town, the coal mining village of K'utdligssat (Qullissat in modern spelling), was abandoned.

GBU/KAK championships

ed. year champions runners-up third venue

1 1971 T-41 1-0 GSS UB-68 N�k 2 1972 GSS G-44 T-41 N�k 3 1973 GSS SAK I-69 N�k 4 1974 SAK K-33 Sisimiut 5 1975 GSS 2-0 G-44 I-69 Aasiaat 6 1976 GSS Nagtoralik I-69 Nuuk 7 1977 N-48 Sisimiut 8 1978 N-48 N�K K-33 Nuuk 9 1979 CIF-70 2-1 SAK [aet] Aasiaat 10 1980 N-48 2-2 SAK [5-4 pen] CIF-70 Qaqortoq 11 1981 N�K 4-1 N-48 SAK Sisimiut 12 1982 N-48 5-0 UB-68 B-67 Nuuk 13 1983 N-48 CIF-70 Paamiut 14 1984 N-48 3-0 Disko-76 N�K Ilulissat 15 1985 N�K 4-2 Disko-76 K-33 Nuuk 16 1986 N�K K-33 II K�gssagssuk Nuuk 17 1987 K-33 2-2 N-48 [4-2 pen] Nagtoralik Maniitsoq 18 1988 K-33 2-1 N-48 I-69 Aasiaat 19 1989 K�gssagssuk 3-0 K-33 N�K Qaqortoq 20 1990 N�K 6-0 Aqigssiaq K-33 Nuuk 21 1991 K-33 2-1 Aqigssiaq T-41 Sisimiut 22 1992 Aqigssiaq 12-0 Siuteroq N-48 Ilulissat 23 1993 B-67 1-0 K-33 N-48 Qaqortoq 24 1994 B-67 2-0 Aqigssiak N�K Nuuk 25 1995 Kugsak-45 4-2 K-33 SAK Sisimiut 26 1996 B-67 6-3 Kugsak-45 Disko-76 Nuuk 27 1997 N�K 4-0 K-33 Kugsak-45 Maniitsoq 28 1998 K-33 1-0 N�K N-85 Qaqortoq 29 1999 B-67 3-1 Kugsak-45 K-33 Nuuk 30 2000 N-48 1-0 Kugsak-45 SAK Qasigiannguit 31 2001 N-48 2-1 Kugsak-45 FC Malamuk Sisimiut 32 2002 Kugsak-45 3-1 B-67 N-48 Ilulissat 33 2003 K-33 5-2 Kugsak-45 B-67 Qaqortoq
34 2004 FC Malamuk 1-0 B-67 N-48 Nuuk 35 2005 B-67 3-1 N-48 FC Malamuk Uummannaq 36 2006 N-48 4-2 N-85 B-67 Sisimiut 37 2007 N-48 2-0 Kugsak-45 K-33 Nuuk 38 2008 B-67 1-0 K-33 N-48 Qaqortoq 39 2009 G-44 3-0 FC Malamuk Eqaluk-54 Qeqertarsuaq 40 2010 B-67 5-0 G-44 N-48 Nuuk
41 2011 G-44 1-1 B-67 [7-6 pen] T-41 Sisimiut 42 2012 B-67 3-2 N-48 G-44 Ilulissat 43 2013 B-67 3-2 G-44 N�K Qaqortoq 44 2014 B-67 1-0 FC Malamuk IT-79 Nuuk 45 2015 B-67 3-1 IT-79 G-44 Qasigiannguit 46 2016 B-67 3-1 N-48 IT-79 Nuuk 47 2017 IT-79 2-2 B-67 [4-2 pen] G-44 Qeqertarsuaq 48 2018 B-67 2-0 N-48 IT-79 Nuuk 49 2019 N-48 1-0 G-44 IT-79 Sisimiut

Number of Wins (GBU; since 1971, 52 titles)

15 B-67 (Nuuk)

12 N-48 (Ilulissat)

5 K-33 (Qaqortoq) N�K (Nuuk)

4 GSS (Nuuk)

2 G-44 (Qeqertarsuaq) Kugsak-45 (Qasigiannguit)

1 Aqigssiak (Maniitsoq) CIF-70 (Qasigiannguit) IT-79 (Nuuk) K�gssagssuk (Maniitsoq) FC Malamuk (Uummannaq) SAK (Sisimiut) T-41 (Aasiaat)

Overall Titles (60, GIF and GBU)

15 B-67 (Nuuk)

12 N-48 (Ilulissat)

8 K-33 (Qaqortoq)

6 N�K (Nuuk)

5 GSS (Nuuk)

3 T-41 (Aasiaat)

2 G-44 (Qeqertarsuaq) Kugsak-45 (Qasigiannguit)

1 Aqigssiaq (Maniitsoq) CIF-70 (Qasigiannguit) IT-79 (Nuuk) K�gssagssuk (Maniitsoq) FC Malamuk (Uummannaq) Nanoĸ (K'utdligssat - spelled Qullissat since 1973) [*] SAK (Sisimiut)

[*] Nanoĸ (modern spelling Nanoq) last entered in 1969 as their home town, the coal mining village of K'utdligssat (Qullissat in modern spelling), was abandoned.

GM Bygdehold

NB: on three occasions in the late nineties a separate championship for village clubs was held.

ed. year champions runners-up third venue

1 1996 KT-85 2-1 Arsaq-50 A-51 Aasiaat 2 1997 R-77 2-0 Qaasuk A-51 Ilulissat 3 1998 Qavaq-59 2-0 TM-62 Arsaq-50 Nanortalik

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Sources: Atuagagdliutit/Grønlandsposten,[Grü 95], [KKB 95], Tipsbladet,http://polar-bamserne.wifeo.com/

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