Regional Championship of Antanarivo
1935 Racing Club
1936 Racing Club
1937 not known
1938-55 not known
National Championship
1956 Ambatondrazaka Sport
1957-59 not known
1960 Racing Club (Antananarivo)
1961 Fortior Club de la Côte Ouest (Mahajanga)
1962 AS Fortior (Toamasina) [*]
1963 AS Fortior (Toamasina) [*]
1964-66 not known
1967 Racing Club (Nosy-Bé)
1968 Fitarikandro (Fianarantsoa)
1969 US Fonctionnaires (Antananarivo)
1970 MMM Toamasina
1971 AS St.-Michel (Antananarivo)
1972 Fortior Club de la Côte Ouest (Mahajanga)
1973 Antalaha (Antalaha)
1974 AS Corps Enseignement (Toliara)
1975 AS Corps Enseignement (Toliara)
1976 no competition
1977 AS Corps Enseignement (Toliara)
1978 AS St.-Michel (Antananarivo)
1979 Fortior Club de la Côte Ouest (Mahajanga)
1980 MMM Toamasina
1981 AS Somasud (Toliara)
1982 Dinamo Fima (Antananarivo)
1983 Dinamo Fima (Antananarivo)
1984 no competition
1985 AS Sotema (Mahajanga)
1986 BTM (Antananarivo)
1987 Jos Nosy-Bé (Hell-Ville)
1988 COSFAP (Antananarivo)
1989 AS Sotema (Mahajanga)
1990 ASF Fianarantsoa
1991 AS Sotema (Mahajanga)
1992 AS Sotema (Mahajanga)
1993 BTM (Antananarivo)
1994 FC Rainizafy
1995 FC Fobar (Toliara)
1996 FC BFV (Antananarivo)
1997 DSA (Antananarivo)
1998 DSA (Antananarivo)
1999 AS Fortior (Toamasina)
2000 AS Fortior (Toamasina)
2001 SOE (Antananarivo)
2002 AS ADEMA (Antananarivo)
2003 Ecoredipharm (Tamatave)
2004 USJF/Ravinala (Antananarivo)
2005 USCA Foot (Antananarivo)
2006 AS ADEMA (Antananarivo)
2007 Ajesaia (Antananarivo)
2008 Académie Ny Antsika (Antsirabe)
2009 Ajesaia (Antananarivo)
2010 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2011 Japan Actuel's FC (Antananarivo)
2012 AS ADEMA (Antananarivo)
2013 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2014 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2015 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2016 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2017 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2018 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
2019 Fosa Juniors FC (Mahajanga)
2019/20 abandoned
2021 AS ADEMA (Antananarivo)
2021/22 CFFA (Antananarivo)
2022/23 Fosa Juniors FC (Mahajanga)
2024
[*] on occasion of AS Fortior's title 2000 it was reported that they also won
titles in 1962 and 1963, 27 (?!) years before
Number of Titles (59 known; since 1956)
7 CNaPS Sport (Miarinarivo)
4 AS ADEMA (Antananarivo)
AS Fortior (Toamasina)
AS Sotema (Mahajanga)
3 AS Corps Enseignement (Toliara)
Fortior Club de la Côte Ouest (Mahajanga)
2 Ajesaia (Antananarivo)
FC BFV (Antananarivo)
Dinamo Fima (Antananarivo)
DSA (Antananarivo)
Fosa Juniors FC (Mahajanga)
MMM Toamasina
AS St.-Michel (Antananarivo)
1 Académie Ny Antsika (Antsirabe)
Ambatondrazaka Sport
Antalaha (Antalaha)
BTM (Antananarivo)
CFFA (Antananarivo)
COSFAP (Antananarivo)
Ecoredipharm (Tamatave)
ASF (Fianarantsoa)
Fitarikandro (Fianarantsoa)
FC Fobar (Toliara)
Japan Actuel's FC (Antananarivo)
Jos Nosy-Bé (Hell-Ville)
Racing Club (Antananarivo)
Racing Club (Nosy-Bé)
FC Rainizafy
AS Somasud (Toliara)
SOE (Antananarivo)
USCA Foot (Antananarivo)
US Fonctionnaires (Antananarivo)
USJF/Ravinala (Antananarivo)
Explanation of various abbreviations:
ADEMA = Aéroports De Madagascar
Ajesaia = Association des JEunes Sportifs de l'Avenir Inter-Arrondissements
BFV = Banky Fampadrosoana ny Varotra
BTM = Bataillon de Tirailleurs Malgaches
(also given as Bankin' ny Tantsaha Mpamokatra)
CFFA = Centre de Formation de Football Andoharanofotsy
CNaPS = Caisse Nationale de Prévoyance Sociale
DSA = Domoina Soavina Atsimondrano
MMM = Mpiasa Mpianatra Miraka
SOE = Stade Olympique de l'Emyrne
USJF = Union Sportive des Jeunes Foot-balleurs
With thanks to Mahefa Randimbisoa (webmaster@dotmg.com)
Source for 1960, 1961 and 1967: Bertin Andriamiharinosy, Marius Rasoanaivo, "Football...quand tu nous tiens", Antananarivo, 1989
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Authors: Carlos Santos and Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 14 Feb 2024
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