NB: semiprofessional league inaugurated in 2006 2006 PRK Souths United 2-0 Gelle Hills United 2007/08 Hekari Souths United 3-2 Gelle Hills United 2008/09 Hekari Souths United n/p CMSS Rapatona Tigers 2009/10 Hekari Souths United 5-0 Gigira Laitepo Morobe 2010/11 Hekari United 4-0 Eastern Stars 2011/12 Hekari United 3-0 Eastern Stars 2013 Hekari United 3-0 FC Port Moresby 2014 Hekari United abd Lae FC [abandoned at 3-0 in 70'] 2015 Lae City Dwellers 5-1 Madang FC 2015/16 Lae City Dwellers 2-0 Hekari United 2017 Lae City Dwellers n/p Madang FC 2018 Toti City 3-0 Besta PNG United 2019 Toti City 0-0 Hekari United [aet, 5-4 pen] 2019/20 Lae City 1-0 Vitiaz United 2021 abandoned 2022 Lae City 1-1 Hekari United [aet, 5-3 pen] NB: 2008/09 final not played, Hekari Souths United declared champions as best team regular season; 2017 final not played, Lae City Dwellers declared champions as best team regular season; Number of Wins (15; runners-up finishes between square brackets) 8 [ 3] Hekari United [includes PRK/Hekari Souths United] 7 Lae City [includes Lae City Dwellers, Toti City] [ 2] Eastern Stars [ 2] Gelle Hills United [ 2] Madang FC [ 1] Besta PNG United [ 1] Gigira Laitepo Morobe [ 1] Lae FC [ 1] FC Port Moresby [ 1] CMSS Rapatona Tigers [ 1] Vitiaz United
NB: semiprofessional league inaugurated in 2017 by the FFPNG, a rebel federation challenging the PNGFA; discontinued after reunification in 2018. 2017 Hekari United 4-1 Papaka FC 2018 Erema 4-3 Welgris Morobe United [aet]
1976 Mopi (Lae) 1977 Germania FC (Port Moresby) 1978 Tarangau (Port Moresby) 1979 Tarangau (Port Morsby) 1980 no competition 1981 Mopi (Lae) 1982 Buresong (Lae) 7-3 Guria FC (Port Moresby) 1983 no competition 1984 Buresong (Lae) 1-0 Rapatona (Port Moresby) 1985 no competition 1986 Guria FC (Port Moresby) 1-1 PNG Def. Force (Port Moresby) [3-2 pen] 1987 Westpac FC (Port Moresby) 2-0 Guria FC (Port Moresby) 1988 Guria (Lahi) 1-0 Buresong (Lae) 1989 Guria FC (Port Moresby) 1-0 Buresong (Lae) 1990 Leipon Manus drw Morobe United (Lae) [Leipon on pen] 1991 not known 1992 Guria FC (Port Moresby) 0-0 PTC Isifone (Lae) [3-2 pen] 1993-94 not known 1995 ICF University (Port Moresby) 1996 ICF University (Port Moresby) 1-0 Telkom (Lae) 1997 ICF University (Port Moresby) 2-0 Babaka 1998 ICF University (Port Moresby) 1-0 Blue Kumuls (Lae) 1999 Guria (Lahi) 2-1 Rapatona (Port Moresby) 2000 Unitech (Lae) 3-2 Guria (Lahi) 2001 Sobou (Lahi) 3-1 ICF University (Port Moresby) 2002 Sobou (Lahi) 1-0 PS United (Port Moresby) 2003 Sobou (Lahi) 1-0 Unitech (Lahi) 2004 Sobou (Lahi) 2-0 HC West (Lae) 2005 Sobou (Lahi) 4-2 Cosmos (Port Moresby) 2006 University (Port Moresby) 0-0 Sobou (Lahi) [aet, 2-0 pen] 2007 national club championship cancelled 2008 Sunammad FC (Dami, Kimbe) 1-1 Poro FC 2009-18 not known 2019 Mungkas FC (Port Moresby) 1-0 City United FC (Lae) 2020 not held Number of Known Titles (27) 5 Sobou (Lahi) 4 ICF University (Port Moresby) [*] 3 Guria FC (Port Moresby) 2 Buresong (Lae) Guria (Lahi) Mopi (Lae) Tarangau (Port Moresby) 1 Germania FC (Port Moresby) Leipon Manus Mungkas FC (Port Moresby) Sunammad FC (Dami, Kimbe) Unitech (Lae) University (Port Moresby) Westpac FC (Port Moresby) [*] in total, University has won over 30 titles.
1977 Lae 1978 Lae and Port Moresby (shared) 1979 Port Moresby 1980 Port Moresby 1981 Lae 1982 no competition 1983 Lae 1984 Port Moresby 1-0 Rabaul 1985 Lae 5-3 Port Moresby [aet] 1986 Port Moresby 2-0 Lae NB: Bougainville reported to have won 'national soccer championship' 'in the 1980s', presumably a district championship after 1986
Highlands Region 1999 not known 2000 Momads (Mt Hagen) bt Blue Kumuls (Mt Hagen) 2001 not known [venue: Kerowagi (second time) 2002 not known 2003 G Roots (Kainantu) 2-0 Crusaders (Kainantu) 2004 not known 2005 Momads (Mt Hagen) 3-1 Blue Kumuls (Mt Hagen) NB: 2003 edition was the fifth Port Moresby 1962-84 not known 1985 Guria 1986 Westpac FC - Guria 1987-88 not known 1989 Rapatona 1990-95 not known (Defence were promoted to top level in 1995) 1996 University 1997 not known 1998 University 2-1 Rapatona 1999 Defence 1-1 PS United [4-2 pen] 2000 PS United 1-0 Rapatona 2001 University 1-0 PS United 2002 University 3-1 Rapatona 2003 Cosmos 2-1 University 2004 Rapatona 1-0 PS Rutz 2005 PS Rutz 2-0 University 2006 University 0-0 Rapatona [4-2 pen] 2007 Souths United 2-1 University 2008 Maclaren awd Souths United 2009 season not completed 2010 University 2-0 Yamaros 2011 Vats Yamaros 0-0 POMSOE [4-3 pen] 2012 University 1-0 VAT Yamaros 2013 Momase 3-0 Maclaren 2014-15 not held 2016 Mungkas 1-0 Yamaros 2017 Mungkas 2-0 University Inter 2018 Mungkas Keleiruna 2019 PS Rutz University Inter NB: Rapatona did not win between 1989 and 2004; PS Rutz/United had never been in a grand final prior to 1998. Lae 1985 Buresong 1986 Mopi 1987 Buresong 1988-95 not known 1996 Mopi 1997 not known 1998 Mopi 3-2 Bulolo United 1999 Bara 1-0 Buresong 2000 Poro SC 1-1 Blue Kumuls [4-3 pen] 2001 Blue Kumuls 2-1 Goro [aet] 2002 Tarangau SC 2-0 Poro SC 2003 Blue Kumuls - HC West 2004 HC West 2-1 Tarangau SC 2005 Blue Kumuls 2-1 HC West 2006 Cosmos 3-2 Poro SC 2007 HC West 2-0 Poro SC 2008-09 not known 2010 Poro SC 2011 not known 2012 Poro FC drw City United FC [4-2 pen] 2013 not known 2014 Poro FC NB: Blue Kumuls won 9 championships in total Lahi 1996 Sobou - Elcom 1997 Guria bt Sobou 1998 Sobou 4-2 Guria 1999 Sobou 1-1 Guria [5-4 pen] 2000 Sobou 1-0 Unitech 2001 Unitech 2-0 Sobou 2002 Sobou w/o Unitech 2003 Unitech 2-0 Sobou 2004 Sobou 3-0 Bismarck 2005 Unitech 4-2 Sobou 2006 league suspended; title won by Sobou? 2007 Sobou 2-1 Sogeram 2008 Unitech 2-1 Sobou NB: Sobou won 11 championships up to and including 2004 and played all finals 1993-2005. Their 2007 win was reportedly their 9th successive premiership but that must be incorrect. Goroka 1985 Guria 1986 Rapatona 1987-95 not known 1996 Murat 1997 Telikom - Guria 1998 Guria 1-0 Murat 1999-01 not known 2002 Guria - Murat 2003 Blue Kumuls - PNG Power 2004 Crossroads 3-0 Blue Kumuls 2005 Blue Kumuls 3-2 Chauka 2006 not knonn 2007 Guria 1-1 Blue Kumuls [6-5 pen] Mount Hagen 1986 Konotka 1987-95 not known 1996 Blue Kumuls 1997 Blue Kumuls (?) 1998-00 not known 2001 Momads bt Blue Kumuls 2002 Momads bt Tarangau 2003 Tarangau - Royals Wau NB: an organised soccer competition was started in the gold fields of Wau/Bulolo by the indigenous goldminers; this competition was called the Wau Kik, which is often referred to nowadays as Wau/Bulolo, or 1946 Kik. 1996 St Francis 1997 not known 1998 Kaindi 2-1 St Francis [asdet] 1999-01 not known 2002 Kaindi 2003 Kaindi 5-1 Wau United 2004 7 Homes 3-1 Kaindi 2005 Zairas 3-2 Pascols 2006 Zairas 1-1 Kaindi [aet, 5-4 pen] 2007 Affiang w/o [both semifinalists disqualified] 2008 not known 2009 Zairas 1-0 Pascols 2010 Pascols 3-1 Tribes FC Wabag 1997 Kaupa (?) 1998 Elcom 3-1 Blue Kumuls 1999 Elcom (?) 2000-02 not known 2003 Blue Kumuls Kimbe 1999 Rapatona (?) 2000 Rapatona - Leki 2001 South Coast bt Rapatona 2002 South Coast 3-2 Hobe West [asdet] 2003-04 not known 2005 South Coast bt Saints Madang 1995 Yabong Blues 1996 Newtown 1997-99 not known 2000 Brothers 1-0 Royals 2001 Newtown bt Brothers 2002 Newtown - Mimlon 2003 Royals - Momase 2004 Airlink 2-1 Yabong Blues 2005 Newtown 2-0 Nabasa 2006 Momase 3-1 Yabong Blues 2007 not known 2008 Nabasa FC 2009 Nabasa FC 1-1 Yabong Blues [aet, 4-2 pen] 2010-17 not known 2018 Tusbab Blue Kumuls 1-0 Wagsford [aet] 2019 Tusbab Blue Kumuls 3-2 Pendamon Manus 1985 Menuei 3-1 MSC Wings 1986 Menuei Wings 1987-98 not known 1999 Rela (?) 2000 Seeadler - Kelpiro 2001 not known 2002 Mokoreng - Seeadler East New Britain 2000 United 1-0 South Coast 2001 South Coast 2-1 Vunapope United 2002 Drifers bt South Coast 2003 Mungkas - Vunapope United 2011 Blue Kumuls 4-3 SN Babu Bougainville 2003 Bobake 2-1 Sobou (Buka) 2004 not known 2005 Kuaku Eagles 2006 Pinkers Raiders 1-1 Kuaku Eagles [aet, 3-2 pen]
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