New Caledonia Super Ligue

The New Caledonian Super League (French: Super Ligue de Nouvelle-Calédonie) is the top division of the New Caledonian football league system. It is run by the New Caledonian Football Federation.

New Caledonian Super League

Founded	1962; 62 years ago (1962)
Country	New Caledonia
Confederation	OFC (Oceania)
Number of teams	10 (in 2024)[1]
Level on pyramid	1/4
Relegation to	Promotion d'Honneur
Domestic cup(s)	New Caledonia Cup
International cup(s)	OFC Champions League
Current champions	AS Magenta (2023)
Most championships	AS Magenta (12)
Website	www.fedcalfoot.com
Current: 2024 New Caledonian Super League

The league is played as a double round robin between the top-4 clubs from the Division Honneur of Grande Terre and the champions of the Îles.^[2][3][4]

Previous winners

Champions so far are:^[5][6]

• 1950: Impassible
• 1951: Impassible
• 1952: Indépendante
• 1953: Impassible
• 1954: Indépendante
• 1955: unknown
• 1956: Impassible
• 1957: PLGC
• 1958: PLGC
• 1959: PLGC
• 1960: Impassible
• 1961: unknown
• 1962: USC Nouméa
• 1963: USC Nouméa
• 1964–77: unknown
• 1978: Gélima Canala bt AS Lössi (Nouméa)
• 1979–83: unknown
• 1984: AS Frégate (Mont-Dore) 3–0 AS Païta
• 1985: AS Kunié 1–1 CA Saint-Louis (3–2, pens)
• 1986–92: unknown
• 1993: Wé Luécilla bt AS Magenta Le Nickel
• 1994: JS Baco (Koné) bt AS Magenta Le Nickel
• 1995: JS Baco (Koné) bt JS Traput (Lifou)
• 1996: JS Traput (Lifou) bt JS Baco (Koné)
• 1997: JS Baco (Koné) 2–1 CA Saint-Louis
• 1998: AS Poum 4–2 JS Traput (Lifou)
• 1999: Gaïtcha FCN (Nouméa) 2–2 AS Auteuil (Nouméa) (4–3, pens)
• 2000: JS Baco (Koné) 1–0 JS Traput (Lifou)
• 2001: JS Baco (Koné) 1–0 AS Mont-Dore
• 2002: AS Mont-Dore 2–2 JS Baco (Koné) (4–3, pens)
• 2002–03: AS Magenta (Nouméa) 5–3 JS Baco (Koné) (aet)
• 2003–04: AS Magenta (Nouméa) 3–1 AS Mont-Dore
• 2004–05: AS Magenta (Nouméa) 3–2 AS Mont-Dore
• 2005–06: AS Mont-Dore
• 2006–07: JS Baco (Koné) bt AS Lössi (Nouméa)
• 2007–08: AS Magenta (Nouméa) bt AS Mont-Dore
• 2008–09: AS Magenta (Nouméa) bt AS Mont-Dore
• 2009: AS Magenta (Nouméa) bt Hienghène Sport
• 2010: AS Mont-Dore bt AS Magenta (Nouméa)
• 2011: AS Mont-Dore
• 2012: AS Magenta
• 2013: Gaïtcha FCN
• 2014: AS Magenta
• 2015: AS Magenta
• 2016: AS Magenta
• 2017: Hienghène Sport
• 2018: AS Magenta
• 2019: Hienghène Sport
• 2020: AS Tiga Sport
• 2021: Hienghène Sport
• 2022: AS Tiga Sport
• 2023: AS Magenta

Top goalscorers

Season	Best scorers	Team	Goals
2005–06	Michel Hmaé	Magenta	12
	Stanley Kabeu	Mont-Dore
	Julio Thomo	Thio Sport
2006–07	Philippe Kokone	Magenta	11
2007–08	Luther Wahnyamalla	Lössi	15
2008–09	Kalaye Gnipate	Mont-Dore	14
2009	Jean Wahnyamalla	Lössi	14
2013	Jean-Philippe Saïko	Gaïtcha	25
2021	Kevin Nemia	Magenta	16
2022	Lues Waya	Tiga Sport	24
2023	Jean Paul Wamejo	Horizon Patho	15
2024	Germain Haewegene	Magenta	13

Multiple hat-tricks

Rank	Country	Player	Hat-tricks
1		Kevin Nemia	3
		Lues Waya
3		Germain Haewegene	2
		Jordan Wetria
5		Yoann Bako	1
		Cyril Drawilo
		Patrick Gohe
		Hahnatadra Haewegene
		Manuala Hnaia
		Maurice Kaemo
		Ezechiel Leack
		Shafi Mandaoue
		Robert Neoere
		Fonzy Ranchain
		Willy Reid
		Titouan Richard
		Amy Roine
		Jean-Philippe Saïko
		Maraima Tchao
		Willy Waheo
		Wily Welepane

References

1. "Super ligue CLASSEMENT". fedcalfoot.com. Archived from the original on 2021-05-05. Retrieved 2021-05-05.
2. "Super ligue CLASSEMENT". fedcalfoot.com. Retrieved 2021-05-05.
3. at CALENDRIER OFFICIEL de la SUPER LIGUE 2021
4. "New Caledonia 2020". RSSSF. Archived from the original on 2022-07-28. Retrieved 2021-05-03.
5. "New Caledonia – List of Champions". RSSSF. Archived from the original on 5 January 2023. Retrieved 3 Mar 2021.
6. "Liga Nova Caledónia EDIÇÕES E VENCEDORES" (in Portuguese). zerozero.pt. Retrieved 3 Mar 2021.

External links

• League at FIFA
• League at soccerway.com