Poland - Polonia Minor - Clubs in First and Second Division


Polonia Minor (woj. małopolskie) belongs to Poland since 1918 (since its independence, earlier to Austria and Russia). Below all clubs from the region to appear at first or second level in Poland are listed chronologically.

 

cities and towns (population):
Kraków (Cracow) – 740.700
Tarnów – 122.400
Nowy Sącz – 82.900
Chrzanów – 42.300
Brzesko – 17.700

 

1920/1921:

national championship: Cracovia Kraków (1st/4 place in Cracovian Group, qualifited to final group, then 1st/5 place, title Polish Champion), Wisła Kraków (2nd/4 place in Cracovian Group), Maccabi Kraków (3rd/4 place in Cracovian Group), Jutrzenka Kraków (4th (last) place in Cracovian Group, all 19 teams)

1922:

national championship: Cracovia Kraków (2nd/4 place in Southern Group, all 8 teams)

1923:

national championship: Wisła Kraków (1st/4 place in Northern Group, qualifited to final matches, then 0:3, 2:1 and 1:2 with Pogoń Lwów, all 8 teams)

1924:

no championship due to Olympic Games preparation

1925:

national championship: Wisła Kraków (1st/3 place in Southern Group, qualifited to final group, then 3rd (last) place, all 9 teams)

1926:

national championship: Cracovia Kraków (2nd/3 place in Southern Group, all 9 teams)

1927:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/14 place, title Polish Champion), Jutrzenka Kraków (14th (last) place, relegation), after season coopted Cracovia Kraków

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (2nd/4 place in finals)

1928:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/15 place, title Polish Champion), Cracovia Kraków (4th/15 place)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (1st/3 place in Southern Group, all 10 teams, qualifited to final group, then 1st/3 place, promotion)

1929:

1st division: Garbarnia Kraków (2nd/13 place), Wisła Kraków (3rd/13 place), Cracovia Kraków (6th/13 place)

2nd division: Podgórze Kraków (2nd/3 place in Group 2, all 12 teams)

1930:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/12 place, title Polish Champion), Wisła Kraków (2nd/12 place), Garbarnia Kraków (6th/12 place)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (2nd/3 place in Group 2, all 13 teams)

1931:

1st division: Garbarnia Kraków (1st/12 place, title Polish Champion), Wisła Kraków (2nd/12 place), Cracovia Kraków (9th/12 place)

2nd division: Podgórze Kraków (3rd (last) place in Group 2, all 13 teams)

1932:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/12 place, title Polish Champion), Wisła Kraków (6th/12 place), Garbarnia Kraków (10th/12 place)

2nd division: Podgórze Kraków (1st/3 place in Group 2, qualifited to semifinals, then 1:0 and 2:1 with Polonia Przemyśl, qualifited to final matches, then 0:0, 1:1 and 4:2 with Legia Poznań, promotion, all 13 teams)

1933:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/6 place in Western Group, qualifited to Title Group, then 4th/6 place), Wisła Kraków (3rd/6 place in Western Group, qualifited to Title Group, then 3rd/6 place), Garbarnia Kraków (4th/6 place in Western Group, qualifited to Relegation Group, then 6th (last) place), Podgórze Kraków (6th (last) place in Western Group, qualifited to Relegation Group, then 4th/6 place, all 12 teams)

2nd division: Olsza Kraków (3rd (last) place in Group 2, all 13 teams)

1934:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (2nd/12 place), Wisła Kraków (3rd/12 place), Garbarnia Kraków (4th/12 place), Podgórze Kraków (11th/12 place, relegation)

2nd division: Grzegórzecki Kraków (3rd (last) place in Group 2, all 14 teams)

1935:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (4th/11 place), Garbarnia Kraków (7th/11 place), Cracovia Kraków (10th/11 place, relegation)

2nd division: Podgórze Kraków (given bye to semifinal and final, 3rd (last) place in Final Group)

1936:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/10 place), Garbarnia Kraków (4th/10 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/4 place in Group 3, all 15 teams, qualifited to Final Group, then 1st/4 place, promotion)

1937:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/10 place, title Polish Champion), Wisła Kraków (5th/10 place), Garbarnia Kraków (9th/10 place, relegation)

2nd division: Podgórze Kraków (3rd (last) place in Group 2, all 14 teams)

1938:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/10 place), Cracovia Kraków (7th/10 place)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (1st/4 place in Group 3, all 15 teams, qualifited to Final Group, then 1st/4 place, promotion)

1939 (non finished due to the outbreak of Second World War):

1st division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/10 place after 12 games), Cracovia Kraków (6th/10 place after 13 games), Garbarnia Kraków (8th/10 place after 13 games)

2nd division: Falbok Chrzanów (2nd/3 place in Group 2, all 14 teams)

1946:

regional champion: Wisła Kraków (4:0 with HKS Czuwaj Przemyśl in 2nd round national championship, 2:3 with Polonia Warszawa in quarterfinals)

1947:

league qualifications: Wisła Kraków (1st/9 place in Group 1, qualifited to 1st division and final group, then 2nd/3 place), Cracovia Kraków (2nd/10 place in Group 2, qualifited to 1st division), Garbarnia Kraków (2nd/9 place in Group 3, qualifited to 1st division), Orzeł Gorlice (8th/10 place in Group 2)

2nd division: Tarnovia Tarnów (1st/4 place in Group 1, all 20 teams, qualifited to final group, then 3rd/5 place, qualifited to 1st division)

1948:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/14 place after play-off 3:1 with Wisła Kraków, title Polish Champion), Wisła Kraków (2nd/14 place after play off 1:3 with Cracovia Kraków), Tarnovia Tarnów (11th/14 place, relegation), Garbarnia Kraków (12th/11 place, relegation)

2nd division: KS Chełmek (2nd/4 place in Group 1, all 20 teams)

1949:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/12 place, title Polish Champion), Cracovia Kraków (2nd/12 place)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (1st/10 place in Northern Group, promotion), Tarnovia Tarnów (2nd/10 place in Southern Group), Włókniarz Chełmek (6th/10 place in Southern Group, all 20 teams)

1950:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/12 place, title Polish Champion), Cracovia Kraków (4th/12 place), Garbarnia Kraków (6th/12 place)

2nd division: Tarnovia Tarnów (3rd/10 place in Eastern Group), Włókniarz Chełmek (6th/10 place in Eastern Group, all 20 teams)

1951:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/12 place, no title because of winning Polish Cup by Ruch Chorzów, which was named the “Champions of Poland”), Cracovia Kraków (5th/12 place), Garbarnia Kraków (11th/12 place, relegation)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (1st/8 place in Group 4, qualifited to final group, then 2nd/4 place, promotion), Tarnovia Tarnów (4th/8 place in Group 4), KS Chełmek (7th/8 place in Group 4, all 31 teams)

1952:

1st division: Cracovia Kraków (2nd/6 place in Group 1), Wisła Kraków (2nd/6 place in Group 2), Wawel Kraków (4th/6 place in Group 2, all 12 teams)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (1st/10 place in Group 4, qualifited to promotion play-offs, then 1:1 and 2:3 with Odra Opole, still in 2nd division), Tarnovia Tarnów (2nd/10 place in Group 4), Hutnik Nowa Huta (Kraków) (7th/10 place in Group 4, relegation), KS Chełmek (8th/10 place in Group 4, relegation, all 40 teams)

1953:

1st division: OWKS (Wawel) Kraków (2nd/12 place, withdrew after season like every military club), Wisła Kraków (3rd/12 place), Cracovia Kraków (10th/12 place)

2nd division: Tarnovia Kraków (9th/14 place), Garbarnia Kraków (10th/14 place)

1954:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (8th/11 place), Cracovia Kraków (11th (last) place, relegation)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (3rd/11 place, promotion), Tarnovia Tarnów (7th/11 place)

1955:

1st division: Garbarnia Kraków (6th/12 place), Wisła Kraków (7th/12 place)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (4th/14 place), Cracovia Kraków (5th/14 place), Tarnovia Tarnów (14th (last) place, relegation)

1956:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (5th/12 place), Garbarnia Kraków (12th (last) place, relegation)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (3rd/14 place), Cracovia Kraków (6th/14 place)

1957:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (9th/12 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/12 place in Southern Group, promotion), Garbarnia Kraków (4th/12 place in Southern Group), Wawel Kraków (8th/12 place in Southern Group), KS Chełmek (11th/12 place in Southern Group, relegation, all 24 teams)

1958:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (7th/12 place), Cracovia Kraków (10th/12 place)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (9th/12 place in Southern Group), Garbarnia Kraków (11th/12 place in Southern Group, relegation, all 24 teams)

1959:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (7th/12 place), Cracovia Kraków (11th/12 place, relegation)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (3rd/12 place in Southern Group), Unia Tarnów (7th/12 place in Southern Group, all 24 teams)

1960:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (8th/12 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (2nd/12 place in Southern Group, promotion), Garbarnia Kraków (4th/12 place in Southern Group), Unia Tarnów (7th/12 place in Southern Group), Wawel Kraków (9th/12 place in Southern Group, all 24 teams)

1961:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (4th/14 place), Cracovia Kraków (11th/14 place)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (6th/18 place), Unia Tarnów (8th/18 place), Garbarnia Kraków (10th/18 place)

1962:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/7 place in Group B, 6th/14 place in all over league after play-offs 1:1 and 1:4 with Legia Warszawa), Cracovia Kraków (7th (last) place in Grou A, relegation, 14th (last) place in all over league after play-offs 0:3 and 0:1 with Stal Mielec)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (4th/8 place in Group D), Wawel Kraków (5th/8 place in Group D), Unia Tarnów (8th (last) place in Group C, relegation, all 16 teams)

1962/1963:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (8th/14 place)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (4th/16 place), Cracovia Kraków (5th/16 place), Wawel Kraków (12th/16 place)

1963/1964:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (13th/14 place, relegation)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (5th/16 place), Garbarnia Kraków (7th/16 place), Wawel Kraków (16th (last) place, relegation)

1964/1965:

1st division: any teams

2nd division: Wisła Kraków (1st/16 place, promotion), Cracovia Kraków (5th/16 place), Garbarnia Kraków (9th/16 place)

1965/1966:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/14 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/16 place, promotion), Garbarnia Kraków (10th/16 place), Hutnik Kraków (12th/16 place)

1966/1967:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (10th/14 place), Cracovia Kraków (14th (last) place, relegation)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (5th/16 place), Hutnik Kraków (7th/16 place)

1967/1968:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (12th/14 place)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (3rd/16 place), Unia Tarnów (6th/16 place), Hutnik Kraków (8th/16 place), Cracovia Kraków (10th/16 place)

1968/1969:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (7th/14 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (2nd/16 place, promotion), Garbarnia Kraków (6th/16 place), Unia Tarnów (7th/16 place), Hutnik Kraków (12th/16 place)

1969/1970:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (8th/14 place), Cracovia Kraków (14th (last) place, relegation)

2nd division: Garbarnia Kraków (8th/16 place), Hutnik Kraków (10th/16 place), Unia Tarnów (13th/16 place, relegation)

1970/1971:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (8th/14 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (3rd/16 place), Garbarnia Kraków (9th/16 place), Cracovia Kraków (16th (last) place, relegation)

1971/1972:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (9th/14 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (7th/16 place), Garbarnia Kraków (16th (last) place, relegation)

1972/1973:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (5th/14 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (3rd/16 place, qualifited to promotion play-offs, then 0:0 and 0:1 with Odra Opole, still in 2nd division)

1973/1974:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (5th/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (14th/16 place in Northern Group, relegation), Garbarnia Kraków (16th (last) place in Southern Group, relegation, all 32 teams)

1974/1975:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (4th/16 place)

2nd division: any teams

1975/1976:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/16 place)

2nd division: any teams

1976/1977:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (10th/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (11th/16 place in Southern Group), Unia Tarnów (16th (last) place in Southern Group, relegation, all 32 teams)

1977/1978:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/16 place, title Polish Champion)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (14th/16 place in Southern Group, relegation, all 32 teams)

1978/1979:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (13th/16 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (7th/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1979/1980:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (5th/16 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (4th/16 place in Eastern Group), Hutnik Kraków (9th/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1980/1981:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (2nd/16 place in Eastern Group), Cracovia Kraków (10th/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1981/1982:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (8th/16 place)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (1st/16 place in Eastern Group, promotion), Hutnik Kraków (3rd/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1982/1983:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (5th/16 place), Cracovia Kraków (14th/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (6th/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1983/1984:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (11th/16 place), Cracovia Kraków (15th/16 place, relegation)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (10th/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1984/1985:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (16th (last) place, relegation)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (3rd/16 place in Eastern Group), Cracovia Kraków (16th (last) place in Eastern Group, relegation, all 32 teams)

1985/1986:

1st division: any teams

2nd division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/16 place in Eastern Group), Hutnik Kraków (4th/16 place in Eastern Group), Unia Tarnów (15th/16 place in Eastern Group, relegation, all 32 teams)

1986/1987:

1st division: any teams

2nd division: Wisła Kraków (4th/16 place in Eastern Group), Hutnik Kraków (5th/16 place in Eastern Group), Sandecja Nowy Sącz (16th (last) place in Eastern Group, relegation, all 32 teams)

1987/1988:

1st division: any teams

2nd division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/16 place in Eastern Group, qualifited to promotion play-offs, then 0:1 and 4:2 with Górnik Knurów, promotion), Hutnik Kraków (10th/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1988/1989:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (12th/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (3rd/16 place in Eastern Group, all 32 teams)

1989/1990:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (9th/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (1st/20 place, promotion)

1990/1991:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/16 place), Hutnik Kraków (5th/16 place)

2nd division: any teams

1991/1992:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (7th/18 place), Hutnik Kraków (12th/18 place)

2nd division: Sandecja Nowy Sącz (17th/18 place in Eastern Group, relegation), Cracovia Kraków (18th (last) place in Eastern Group, relegation, all 35 teams)

1992/1993:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (10th/18 place), Hutnik Kraków (14th/18 place)

2nd division: any teams

1993/1994:

1st division: Hutnik Kraków (7th/18 place), Wisła Kraków (15th/18 place, relegation)

2nd division: Okocimski Brzesko (14th/18 place in Eastern Group, all 36 teams)

1994/1995:

1st division: Hutnik Kraków (9th/18 place)

2nd division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/18 place in Western Group), Okocimski Brzesko (4th/18 place in Eastern Group), Unia Tarnów (5th/18 place in Eastern Group, all 36 teams)

1995/1996:

1st division: Hutnik Kraków (3rd/18 place)

2nd division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/18 place in Eastern Group, promotion), Unia Tarnów (5th/18 place in Eastern Group), Cracovia Kraków (7th/18 place in Eastern Group), Okocimski Brzesko (10th/18 place in Eastern Group, all 36 teams)

1996/1997:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (12th/18 place), Hutnik Kraków (16th/18 place, relegation)

2nd division: Wawel Kraków (5th/18 place in Eastern Group), Okocimski Brzesko (6th/18 place in Eastern Group), Unia Tarnów (7th/18 place in Eastern Group), Cracovia Kraków (11th/18 place in Eastern Group, all 36 teams)

1997/1998:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (3rd/18 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (2nd/18 place in Eastern Group), Wawel Kraków (6th/18 place in Eastern Group), Okocimski Brzesko (9th/18 place in Eastern Group, withdrew after season), Unia Tarnów (10th/18 place in Eastern Group), Cracovia Kraków (14th/18 place in Eastern Group, relegation, all 35 teams)

1998/1999:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/16 place, title Polish Champion)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (9th/15 place in Eastern Group), Unia Tarnów (11th/15 place in Eastern Group, relegation), Wawel Kraków (13th/15 place in Eastern Group, relegation, all 29 teams)

1999/2000:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/16 place)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (17th/24 place, relegation)

2000/2001:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/16 place)

2nd division: any teams

2001/2002:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (2nd/8 place in Group A, qualifited to Title Group, then 2nd/8 place, all 16 teams)

2nd division: Hutnik Kraków (16th/20 place, relegation)

2002/2003:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/16 place, title Polish Champion)

2nd division: any teams

2003/2004:

1st division: Wisła Kraków (1st/14 place, title Polish Champion)

2nd division: Cracovia Kraków (3rd/16 place, qualifited to promotion play-offs, then 4:0 and 4:0 with Górnik Polkowice, promotion)

2004/2005 (is playing now):

1st division: Wisła Kraków, Cracovia Kraków

2nd division: any teams

 

SEASONS:

 

1st division (1927-1939 and 1948-2004/2005):
Wisła Kraków – 65 seasons (9 titles)
Cracovia Kraków – 27 seasons (5 titles)
Garbarnia Kraków – 15 seasons (1 title)
Hutnik Kraków – 7 seasons
Podgórze Kraków – 2 seasons
Wawel Kraków – 2 seasons
Jutrzenka Kraków – 1 season

 

2nd division (1927-1939 and 1947-2004/2005):
Hutnik Kraków – 30 seasons
Garbarnia Kraków – 27 seasons
Cracovia Kraków – 25 seasons
Wawel Kraków – 15 seasons
Unia Tarnów – 14 seasons
Tarnovia Tarnów – 8 seasons
KS/Włókniarz Chełmek – 6 seasons
Wisła Kraków – 6 seasons
Okocimski Brzesko – 5 seasons
Podgórze Kraków – 5 seasons
Sandecja Nowy Sącz – 2 seasons
Falbok Chrzanów – 1 seasons
Grzegórzecki Kraków – 1 season
Olsza Kraków – 1 season


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