en North-West Football Championship

North-West Football Championship (Russian: Первенство Северо-Запада по футболу)^[1] is the north-west regional competition of Russian Amateur Football League, the fourth overall tier of the Russian football league system.

Competing regions

Teams from the following regions can take part in the tournament:

The winners

The winners of the Championship

1996 — Metallurg (Pikalyovo)
1997 — Khimik-Pogranichnik (Slantsy)
1998 — Oasis (Yartsevo)
1999 — Pskov (Pskov)
2000 — Svetogorets (Svetogorsk)
2001 — Kondopoga (Kondopoga)
2002 — Pikalyovo (Pikalyovo)
2003 — Baltika-Tarko (Kaliningrad)
2004 — Lokomotiv (Saint Petersburg)
2005 — Baltika-2 (Kaliningrad)
2006 — Apatit (Kirovsk)
2007 — Sever (Murmansk)
2008 — Torpedo-Piter (Saint Petersburg)
2009 — Apatit (Kirovsk)
2010 — Khimik (Koryazhma)
2011/2012 — Rus (Saint Petersburg)
2012/2013 — Trevis and VVK (Saint Petersburg)
2013 — Trevis and VVK (Saint Petersburg)
2014 — Karelia (Petrozavodsk)
2015 — Zvezda (Saint Petersburg)
2016 — Zvezda (Saint Petersburg)
2017 — Zvezda (Saint Petersburg)
2018 — Khimik (Koryazhma)
2019 — FC Market Sveta (Saint Petersburg)
2020 — Dynamo (Saint Petersburg)
2021 — Yadro (Saint Petersburg)
2022 — Sever (Murmansk)
2023 — Sever (Murmansk)
2024 — Sever (Murmansk)

The winners of the Cup

1997 — Khimik-Pogranichnik (Slantsy)
1999 — Pskov (Pskov)
2000 — Dynamo-Stroyimpuls (Saint Petersburg)
2001 — Tarko (Kaliningrad)
2002 — Tarko (Kaliningrad)
2003 — Baltika-Tarko (Kaliningrad)
2004 — Luki-SKIF (Velikiye Luki)
2005 — Baltika-2 (Kaliningrad)
2006 — Sever (Murmansk)
2007 — Pskov-747 (Pskov)
2008 — Apatit (Kirovsk)
2009 — Baltika-M (Kaliningrad)
2010 — Karelia-Discovery (Petrozavodsk)
2011 — Apatit (Kirovsk)
2012/2013 — Trevis and VVK (Saint Petersburg)
2014 — Karelia (Petrozavodsk)
2015 — Zvezda (Saint Petersburg)
2016 — Zvezda (Saint Petersburg)
2017 — Avtofavorit (Pskov)
2018 — Zvezda (Saint Petersburg)
2019 — Dynamo (Saint Petersburg)
2020 — Pskov (Pskov)
2021 — Pskov (Pskov)
2022 — Sever (Murmansk)
2023 — S.Sh. Leningradets (Gatchina)
2024 — Sever (Murmansk)

References

^ "МРО "Северо-Запад": Первенство Северо-Западного региона". Archived from the original on 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2010-08-23.

External links

https://web.archive.org/web/20100824220416/http://www.szfoot.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=30&Itemid=119

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[1] "МРО "Северо-Запад": Первенство Северо-Западного региона". Archived from the original on 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2010-08-23.

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