Surinamese National Badminton Club Championships

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The Surinamese National Badminton Club Championships, locally called in Dutch "Nationale Clubkampioenschappen" is the badminton league organized by the Surinaamse Badminton Bond (SBB) the governing body for the sport of badminton in Suriname, [1] to crown the best badminton clubteams in Suriname. There used to be different levels for teams, premier A-Class called "Hoofdklasse", First division called "1e Klasse" and a Second division called "2e Klasse". For juniors there first used to be only an under-19 (U-19) age class, later changed in an under-21 (U-21) age class and under-17 (U-17) age class. [2] From 2001 an under-15 (U-15) age class was added, but this changed in 2005 to an under-13 (U-13) age class.

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The first official edition was held in 1964 and won by Badminton Club Paramaribo with BC Amicitia ending runners-up. The last edition to date has been held by the S.B.B. in 2017 for juniors U-13 and U-17 age groups. Prior to the first official championships there was a team club event in Suriname held from 1958 - 1960 followed up by an inter-club team Cup trophy event called the Shell Badminton Cup (Shell wisselbeker Toernooi) from 1963 till 1966. These were the inaugural National Club Championships for Suriname. For individual titles each year the S.B.B. is organizing the Surinamese National Badminton Championships and the Surinamese National Junior Badminton Championships.

Champions Hoofdklasse (Premier Class) A-Class

SeasonWinner
1964 BC Paramaribo
1965 BC Magic Stars
1966 BC Magic Stars
1967 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1968 BC Magic Stars
1969 BC Magic Stars
1970 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1971National Club Championships not held
1972 BC Magic Stars
1973 BC Magic Stars
1974National Club Championships not held
1975 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1976 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1977 BC Magic Stars
1978 BC Magic Stars
1979 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1980 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1981 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1982 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1983 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1984 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1985 Sport Vereniging Strijd en Overwinning (SV STENOV)
1986 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
1987 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1988 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1989National Club Championships not held
1990 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
1991 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
1992 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
1993 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
1994
1998
National Club Championships not held
1999 (Challenge) Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
2000
2001
National Club Championships not held
2002
2003
2004National Club Championships not held
2005
2006
2007
2008National Club Championships not held
2009
2010
2011 BC Tan Na Fesi (T.N.F.)
2012 BC Tan Na Fesi (T.N.F.)
2013 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
2014 [3] BC Tan Na Fesi (T.N.F.)
2015 BC Tan Na Fesi (T.N.F.)
2016National Club Championships Class A not held
2017Team Mitchel(Friendly inter team match against Team Redon) [4]
2018
2023
National Club Championships not held

Champions Inaugural Inter-Club tournament "Championship of Paramaribo"

SeasonWinner
1958 Het Park
1959Ferson
1960

Champions Inaugural Shell Badminton Cup

SeasonWinner
1963 BC Paramaribo
1964 Castrol Sport Club
1965 BC Magic Stars
1966 BC Magic Stars

Champions 1e klasse (First Division) B-Class

SeasonWinner
1965 R.S.L. (Ridderlijkheid en Sportiviteit Lonen)
1966 BC Tsang Ngen Foei (T.N.F.)
1967 BC Fajalobi (From Billiton)
1968
1969
1970
1971National Club Championships not held
1972
1973 BC Paramaribo
1974National Club Championships not held
1975
1976
1977 Flying Shuttle Tropica
1978
1979 William Stars
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989National Club Championships not held
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
2002
National Club Championships B-Class not held
2003
2004
2008
National Club Championships B-Class not held
2009
2010
2011 BC Perfect Flying Feathers-3 (P.F.F. 3)
2012 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-2 (SCVU-2)
2013 BC Perfect Flying Feathers-2 (P.F.F. 2)
2014 BC Tan Na Fesi-2 (T.N.F. 2)
2015 BC Perfect Flying Feathers-1 (P.F.F. 1)
2016 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-1 (SCVU-1)
2017 [5] [6] BC Perfect Flying Feathers-1 (P.F.F. 1)
2018
2024
National Club Championships not held

Champions Junior (Jeugd) Age Classes

SeasonAge ClassWinner
1967 U-17 Billiton B.C.
1968 U-17
1969 U-17
1970 U-17
1971 N/ANational Club Championships not held
1972 U-19R.S.L. (Ridderlijkheid en Sportiviteit Lonen)
1973 U-19
1974 N/ANational Club Championships not held
1975 U-19
1976 U-19 BC Tsang Ngen Foei-3 (T.N.F. 3)
1977 U-19 BC A.B.O.-1
1978 U-19 BC A.B.O.-1
1979 U-19
1980 U-19
1981 U-19 BC A.B.O.
1982 U-19
1983 U-19 BC Tsang Ngen Foei-1 (T.N.F. 1)
1984 U-19
1985 U-19
1986 U-19 B.C. ARROW-1
1987 U-19
1988 U-19Yellow Birds
1989 N/ANational Club Championships not held
1990 U-19 B.C. Lelydorp-1 (B.C.L. 1)
1991 U-19 B.C. Lelydorp-1 (B.C.L. 1)
1992 U-19 B.C. Lelydorp-1 (B.C.L. 1)
1993 U-19
1994
1999
N/ANational Club Championships not held
2000 U-21A Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt (SCVU)
2000 U-21B BC Perfect Flying Feathers-1 (P.F.F. 1)
2001 U-21A BC Tan Na Fesi-3 (T.N.F. 3)
2001 U-21B BC Perfect Flying Feathers-2 (P.F.F. 2)
2001 U-15 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-3 (SCVU 3)
2002 U-19
2002 U-15
2003 U-19
2003 U-15
2004N/ANational Club Championships not held
2005 U-17 BC Tan Na Fesi-1 (T.N.F. 1)
2005 U-13 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-3 (SCVU 3)
2006 U-21A Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-1 (SCVU 1)
2006 U-21B Nieuw Stenov
2006 U-17 BC Tan Na Fesi-1 (T.N.F. 1)
2006 U-13 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-4 (SCVU 4)
2011 U-17 BC Tan Na Fesi-3 (T.N.F. 3)
2011 U-13 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-5 (SCVU 5)
2012 U-17 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-4 (SCVU 4)
2012 U-13 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-9 (SCVU 9)
2013 U-17 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-4 (SCVU 4)
2013 U-13 Sociaal Culturele Vereniging Uitvlugt-7 (SCVU 7)
2014 [7] U-17 BC Tan Na Fesi-3 (T.N.F. 3)
2014 U-13 BC Perfect Flying Feathers-5 (P.F.F. 5)
2015 U-17 BC Tan Na Fesi-3 (T.N.F. 3)
2015 U-13 BC Golden Eagles
2016 U-17 BC Tan Na Fesi-3 (T.N.F. 3)
2016 U-13
2017 [8] [9] U-17 BC Perfect Flying Feathers (P.F.F.)
2017 [10] [11] U-13 BC Golden Eagles
2018
2024
N/ANational Club Championships not held

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