Cameroon - List of Women Champions

NB: no data before 1991 available; until 2007 only regional leagues were played,
    with the regional champions meeting in Yaoundé for the national title; the
    first national league was played in 2008

1991  Canon (Yaoundé)
1992 
1993  Cosmos (Douala) 
1994  Canon (Yaoundé) [runners-up : Lorema (Yaoundé)]
1995  
1996    runners-up: Lorema (Yaoundé)
1997  
1998  Lorema (Yaoundé)
1999  
2000  Canon (Yaoundé)
2001    no data (Ngondi-Nkam (Yabassi)?)
2002  Magic Bafoussam
2003  Ngondi Nkam (Yabassi)
2004  Canon (Yaoundé)
2005    unknown
2006  Canon (Yaoundé)
2007  Canon (Yaoundé) 
2008  Lorema (Yaoundé) 
2009    not held
2010  Franck Rohlicek de Douala
2011  Louves Minproff de Yaoundé 
2012  Louves Minproff de Yaoundé 
2013  Caïman FF de Douala        
2014    not known
2015  Louves Minproff de Yaoundé 
2016  Amazones FAP  
2017    league abandoned
2018  Awa Football   
2019  Louves Minproff de Yaoundé 
2020  Louves Minproff de Yaoundé 
2021  Awa Football  
2022  Awa Football  
2023  Lekié Filles d'Obala  
2024  Ebolowa FC    

NB: Lorema signifies "Laisse moi passer" and were founded 1993 by dissident
      members of Canon Sportif (Yaoundé);
    Minproff abbreviates Ministère de la promotion de la femme et de la famille
    FAP = Forces Armées et Police

The 2003 edition was announced as the 10th since 1989; it was also
reported in 2003 that there had been no championship in 1993, 1994,
suggesting that the 1994 title above may refer to a regional league
in Yaoundé only.

Ngondi-Nkam (Yabassi) are reported as champions 2001 and 2002 but this
may again refer only to a regional league (of the Province du Littoral).
Their name is also given as Ngon Dikam in various sources.

About this document

Prepared and maintained by Hervé Morard for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Hervé Morard (herve.morard@wanadoo.fr)
Last updated: 27 May 2024