Surinamese Footballer of the Year

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The title Surinamese Footballer of the Year (Voetballer van het Jaar) has been awarded in Suriname since 1964. The award is determined by a poll of Surinamese sports journalists as members of the VSJS (Vereniging van Sportjournalisten in Suriname) established in 2014, replacing the SOC (Suriname Olympic Committee) who determined the winners in the years prior. [1]

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Footballer of the Year

Surinamese Footballer of the yearGolden Boot
YearPlayerClubYearPlayerClub
1964 Siegfried Haltman Robinhood
1965 Armand Sahadewsing Transvaal
1966 Frits Purperhart Leo Victor
1967 Frits Purperhart Leo Victor
1968 Edwin Schal Transvaal
1970 Remie Olmberg Robinhood
1971 Arnold Zebeda Robinhood
1972 Edwin Schal Transvaal
1973Theo Klein Transvaal
1974 Rinaldo Entingh Robinhood
1975 Henry Playfair Voorwaarts
1976 Wilfred Garden Robinhood
1977 Remie Olmberg Robinhood
1978 Frank Borgia Leo Victor
1979 Wilfred Garden Robinhood
1980 Kenneth Stjeward Robinhood
1981 Carlo Monpellier Transvaal
1982Not awarded
1983 Rinaldo Entingh Robinhood
1984 Ludwig Simpson Transvaal
1985Not awarded
1986 Regilio Doest Transvaal
1990 Ricardo Winter Robinhood
1991 Ronald Kolf Robinhood
1992 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1993 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1994 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1995 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1996 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1997 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1998 Leo Koswal, Sr. Robinhood
1999 Orlando Grootfaam Robinhood 1999 Clifton Sandvliet SNL
2000 Roché Emanuelson Transvaal 2000 Daniël Eduardo Ramadhin WBC
2001 Lupson Rinaldo WBC 2001 Clifton Sandvliet SNL
2002 Patrick Zinhagel Transvaal 2002 Clifton Sandvliet SNL
2003 Harold Blokland Robinhood 2003 Clifton Sandvliet SNL
2004 Claudio Pinas WBC 2004 Clifton Sandvliet Transvaal
2005 Clifton Sandvliet WBC 2005 Clifton Sandvliet WBC
2006 Daniël Eduardo Ramadhin
Clifton Sandvliet
WBC
WBC
2006 Clifton Sandvliet WBC
2007 Daniël Eduardo Ramadhin WBC 2007 Daniël Eduardo Ramadhin WBC
2014 Obrendo Huiswoud [2] Inter Moengotapoe 2014 Sorencio Juliaans Transvaal
2015 Gregory Pokie [3] Inter Moengotapoe
2016 Dimitrie Apai W Connection
2017 Dimitrie Apai W Connection
2018 Ivenzo Comvalius Transvaal
2019 Gleofilo Vlijter Aris Limassol FC

Footballer of the Century

Surinamese Footballer of the century
YearPlayer
20th century Humphrey Mijnals

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