Kenya - List of Women Champions

In 1986, a women football team called Eastlanders was founded; four other teams were formed in the mid-eighties: Nairobi City Council, Standard Chartered Bank, Utalii College and National Youth Service (NYS); also Nyayo Stars from Kakamega and Eregi Teachers College existed in this period. These teams participated in the annual Nairobi International Show football competitions for women. The Kenya Women's Football Association was estabished in 1993. Women teams in the ninetees participated in regional tournaments; a nationwide league started in 1998.

KWFA League
1993    Eastlanders (Nairobi)

KFF National Women's Tournament
1998    Mathare Youth (Nairobi)

Nairobi Women's League
2001    Telkom White
2002    Makolanders
2002/03 Mincuss

National Premier League
2010    Mathare Youth (Nairobi)
2011      probably not held [*]
2012    Matuu FC (Nairobi)
2013      championship abandoned
2014/15 Thika Queens (Thika)
2016    Thika Queens (Thika)
2017    Vihiga Queens (Mbale)
2018    Vihiga Queens (Mbale)
2019    Vihiga Queens (Mbale)
2020      championship abandoned
2020/21 Thika Queens (Thika)
2021/22   championship declared null and void
2022/23 Vihiga Queens (Mbale)
2023/24 Kenya Police Bullets     [!]

[*] Mathare Youth were cited as defending champions in 2012 but that probably
    referred to their 2010 title
[!] Thika Queens were renamed Kenya Police Bullets before the 2023/24 season

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Prepared and maintained by Hans Schöggl for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 10 Dec 2024