Ed. Season Champions Runners-up
1 2007/08 Bal Gostar [Mazandaran prov.] Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
2 2009/10 Malavan (Bandar Anzali) Oghab Mazandaran (Sari)
3 2010/11 Shen Sa (Arak) Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
4 2011/12 Shahrdari (Bam) Sorkh Poushan (Gorgan)
5 2012/13 Shahrdari (Bam) Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
6 2013/14 Shahrdari (Bam) Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
7 2014/15 Shahrdari (Bam) Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
8 2015/16 Shahrdari (Sirjan) Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
9 2016/17 Ayande Sazan Mihan (Isfahan) Shahrdari (Bam)
10 2017/18 Shahrdari (Bam) Shahrdari (Sirjan)
11 2018/19 Shahrdari (Bam) Shahrdari (Sirjan)
12 2019/20 Shahrdari (Bam) Vochan Kordestan
13 2020/21 Shahrdari (Sirjan) Shahrdari (Bam)
14 2021/22 Khatoon (Bam) Shahrdari (Sirjan)
15 2022/23 Khatoon (Bam) Sepahan (Isfahan)
16 2023/24 Khatoon (Bam)
Number of Wins (16, runners-up finishes (15 known)between square brackets)
10 [ 2] Khatoon (Bam) [includes Shahrdari (Bam)]
2 [ 3] Shahrdari (Sirjan)
1 [ 6] Malavan (Bandar Anzali)
1 Ayande Sazan Mihan (Isfahan)
1 Bal Gostar [Mazandaran prov.]
1 Shen Sa (Arak)
[ 1] Oghab Mazandaran (Sari)
[ 1] Sepahan (Isfahan)
[ 1] Sorkh Poushan (Gorgan)
[ 1] Vochan Kordestan
NB: the women team of Malavan (Bandar Anzali) was founded in 2002 and
disbanded after the 2015/16 season before reappearing in 2018.
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Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 23 May 2024
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