Fiji National Club Championship

Fiji National Club Championship

Founded	1986
Region	Fiji
Current champions	Labasa Northpole (2025)

The Fiji National Club Championship is a football competition in Fiji. It is played by club teams, as opposed to the Fiji Premier League which is played between district teams. The competition was first held in 1986. ^[1]

It was founded in order to decide a national champion among club teams, initially using a knockout system including clubs selected by their districts. In 1987 it introduced a "pool system" and in 1992 the "zonal playoffs" were introduced. ^[2]

Teams qualify for the tournament by winning the local district championships.

Champions

Source: ^[1]

• 1986 - Tanoa SC
• 1987 - unknown
• 1988 - unknown
• 1989 - Combine Stars
• 1990 - Ba FSC
• 1991 - Greenstars
• 1992 - Greenstars
• 1993 - Lautoka General
• 1994 - unknown
• 1995 - unknown
• 1996 - Ba FSC ^[a]
• 1997 - Ba FSC
• 1988 - Raymonds SC
• 1999 - Kiwi Sports
• 2000 - Foodtown Warriors
• 2001 - not held
• 2002 - not held
• 2003 - unknown
• 2004 - unknown
• 2005 - General Machinery
• 2006 - General Machinery
• 2007–08 - Kriz Signs Uciwai ^[3]
• 2008 - Southern Forest Combine ^[4]
• 2009 - Southern Forest Combine
• 2010 - 4R Electric Ltd
• 2011 - Lokia United ^[5]
• 2012 - 4R Electric Ltd
• 2013 - League FC ^[6]
• 2014 - Civic FC
• 2015 - 4R Electric Ltd ^[7]
• 2016 - Press FC ^{[8] [9] [10]}
• 2017 - Blues FC
• 2018 - Yalalevu FC ^[11]
• 2019 - not held
• 2020–21 - Kasavu FC ^[12]
• 2021–22 - not held
• 2022–23 - United Sangam ^[13]
• 2023 - Police FC ^[14]
• 2024 - Labasa Northpole ^{[15] [16]}
• 2025 - Labasa Northpole

Notes

1. Also stated as Lautoka General.

References

1. "Fiji - List of Champions". www.rsssf.org.
2. https://www.fijifootball.com.fj/archives-1881-2/
3. "SABUTU&039;S TWO GOALS SECURE NCC WIN FOR UCIWAI". January 28, 2008.
4. "Navua Side Wins National Club Championship". www.fijivillage.com.
5. "Lokia United are Club Champions". December 5, 2011.
6. "League FC celebrates historic win with fans in Navua".
7. "4R Electric wins NCC title". December 7, 2015.
8. "Press FC of Lautoka wins National Club Championship". www.fijivillage.com.
9. "Press FC win Fiji NCC". December 13, 2016.
10. "Press FC Claim First Title Win".
11. "Yalalevu Football Club crowned new Vodafone National Club Championship". www.fijivillage.com.
12. "Kasavu FC wins NCC". www.fijivillage.com.
13. "PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions". www.pressreader.com.
14. Matairakula, Talei (December 17, 2023). "Police FC wins 2023 Digicel Fiji National Club Championship".
15. Journalist, Meli Laddpeter Multimedia Sports. "Fiji football season ends on a high".
16. Journalist, Meli Laddpeter Multimedia Sports. "Labasa Northpole wins NCC title".