Jutland Series

Last updated
Jyllandsserien for Herrer
Founded1902;123 years ago (1902)
First season 1902
Country Denmark
Confederation DBU Jutland (DBU)
Divisions2
Number of clubs32 (from 2008–09)
Level on pyramid 6 (from 2008)
Promotion to Denmark Series (4 divisions)
Relegation to Series 1 (6 divisions)
Domestic cup(s) JBUs Pokalturnering (1924–1932)
Danish Cup (1954–present)
Current championsIF Skjold Sæby (north group)
VRI (south group)
(2018–19)
Current: 2024–25 season

Jutland Series (Danish : Jyllandsserien, JS, Herre Jyllandsserien) is the highest division for men organized by the regional association DBU Jylland and one of the fifth-highest divisions overall in the Danish football league system. The Jutland Association Football Championship (Danish : Jyllandsmesterskabet, JM) was introduced in 1902. [1] At the introduction of the championship, the tournament was placed at the top of the Danish football league system, but has since been moved to its current status as the fifth best level in Danish football, after a short period as the sixth best level, below the Denmark Series at the fourth level.

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The division has changed its name on numerous occasions. It has previously been known as A-rækken (up until 1921/22; or JBUs A-række, Række A) and Mesterskabsrækken (1922/23-1950/51; or JBUs Mesterskabsrække to distinguish it from the other regional leagues; unofficially shortened to Mesterrækken), before settling with the current name of Jyllandsserien in 1951, eventually becoming Jyllandsserien for Herrer (or Herre Jyllandsserien, shortened to JS) to distinguish it from the women's corresponding regional league, that was introduced in the 1970s. [1] [2]

Jutland Championship winners

A-Rækken

Season Level ChampionsRunners-upRefs
1902 fall1SK Cimbria AalborgHorsens BK [3] [1] [4]
1903 spring1Aalborg BK— [3] [4]
1903 fall1Aalborg FK— [3]
1904 spring1Aalborg FK— [3]
1904 fall1Aalborg FK— [3]
1905 spring1Aalborg FK— [3]
1905 fall1Aalborg FK— [3]
1906 spring1Aalborg FK— [3]
1906–071 Aalborg BK — [3]
1907–081 Aarhus GF — [3]
1908–091 Aarhus GF — [3]
1909–101 Aalborg BK — [3]
1910–111 Aalborg BK — [3]
1911–121 Vejle BK — [3]
1912–131 Vejle BK — [3]
1913–141 Vejle BK — [3]
1914–151 Vejle BK — [3]
1915–161 Randers SK Freja — [3]
1916–171 Randers SK Freja — [3]
1917–181 Randers SK Freja — [3]
1918–191 Aarhus GF — [3]
1919–201 Ringkjøbing IF — [3]
1920–211 Aarhus GF — [3]
1921–221 Aarhus GF — [3]

Mesterskabsrækken

Season Level ChampionsRunners-upRefs
1922–231 Aarhus GF — [3]
1923–241 Viborg FF — [3]
1924–251 Aarhus GF — [3]
1925–261 Horsens FS — [3]
1926–27 1 Horsens FS Viborg FF [3] [5] [6] [7]
1927–28 2 Aalborg BK Esbjerg fB [3] [8] [9] [10] [7]
1928–292 Aalborg BK — [3]
1929–303 Aalborg BK — [3]
1930–313 Esbjerg fB — [3]
1931–323 Aalborg BK — [3]
1932–333 Aalborg BK — [3]
1933–343 Aarhus GF — [3]
1934–353 Aarhus GF — [3]
1935–363 Vejen SF — [3]
1936–374 Vejen SF — [3]
1937–384 Vejle BK — [3]
1938–394 Arbejdernes IK, Aarhus — [3]
1939–404Not finished due to World War II [3]
1940–412 Randers SK Freja — [3]
1941–422 IK Aalborg Chang — [3]
1942–432 BK Herning Fremad — [3]
1943–442 Thisted IK — [3]
1944–452Not finished due to World War II [3]
1945–464 BK Herning Fremad — [3]
1946–474 BK Herning Fremad — [3]
1947–484 Aarhus GF — [3]
1948–494 BK Herning Fremad — [3]
1949–504 BK Herning Fremad — [3]
1950–514—— [1]

Jyllandsserien

Season Level ChampionsRunners-upRefs
1951–524—— [1]

Jyllandsserien JM Final

Season Level Final DateWinnerResultRunners–upVenueRef
1991 5— Hobro IK 3–2 Kolding BK — [11]
1992 5—Spjald IF2–0 Hjørring IF — [11]
1993 5—Vejle FC5–1 Vejgaard BK — [11]
1994 5—Lemvig GF3–2 Vejle BK (II)— [11]
1995 5— Ringkøbing IF 6–3 (a.e.t.) Thisted FC — [11]
1996 5—Vildbjerg SF3–1Aars IK— [11]
1997 5— BK Herning Fremad (II)9–1 Jetsmark IF — [11]
1998 6—Søndermarken IK7–3 Horsens fS (ACH II)— [11]
1999 6— Thisted FC 3–1 Lystrup IF — [11]
2000 6— Hobro IK 5–1Sædding-Guldager IF— [11]
2001 6— Brabrand IF 4–3 Lindholm IF — [11]
2002 6— IK Aalborg Chang (FCN II)3–0 Bramming BK — [11]
2003 62 November 2003 Grenaa IF 2–1FC HorsensViby Idrætspark, Viby J [12]
2004 67 November 2004Lemvig GF3–1 Lindholm IF Lemvig Stadion, Lemvig [13]
2005 65 November 2005Esbjerg IF 923–1Vivild IFBrædstrup Stadion, Brædstrup [14]
2006 64 November 2006 Brabrand IF (II)3–2 Kjellerup IF Bjergets Idrætsanlæg, Kjellerup [15]
2007 63 November 2007Aars IK2–1 Odder IGF Spektrum Park, Odder [16]
2008 spring 6Not awarded due to transitional period—
2008–09 526 June 2009 Kolding IF (KFC II)6–5Aalborg KFUMBavnehøj Idrætsanlæg, Hadsten [17]
2009–10 530 June 2010 Frederikshavn fI w/o Brabrand IF (II)neutral ground [18]
2010–11 525 June 2011FC Sønderborg2–0Aars FCLangskovhallen Ølholm, Tørring [19]
2011–12 523 June 2012 IF Lyseng 3–0 Kolding BK (VBK III)Givskud Stadion, Give [20]
2012–13 520 June 2013Aabyhøj IF4–1 Hjørring IF (VFF II)Klejtrup Stadion, Hobro [21]
2013–14 521 June 2014 FC Sønderborg 4–3 Lystrup IF Madsby Enge, Fredericia [22]
2014–15 520 June 2015 Aarhus Fremad (II)7–5 Vejgaard BK Mariager Stadion, Mariager [23]

Jyllandsserien

Season Level Champions Group 1Runners-up Group 1Champions Group 2Runners-up Group 2Refs
2015–165 IK Skovbakken IF Skjold Sæby Esbjerg fB (II) Fredericia fF
2016–175 Viby IF — Hedensted IF —
2017–185 Nørresundby FB — Silkeborg KFUM —
2018–195 IF Skjold Sæby — VRI —
2019–205No champions due to COVID-19 [24]
Season Level Champions Group 1Champions Group 2Champions Group 3Refs
2020–215 AaB (II) Fuglebakken KFUM ASA
Season Level Champions Group 1Runners-up Group 1Champions Group 2Runners-up Group 2Refs
2021–226 FC Djursland — Viby IF —
2022–236 Vorup FB — Horsens fS —

References

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