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Football club
Olympia
Full nameRooms Katholieke Voetbal Vereniging Olympia
Founded27 July 1919; 105 years ago (1919-07-27)
Dissolved1965
GroundKatholieke Sport Centrale,
Centrum, Suriname
Capacity1,000

Rooms Katholieke Voetbal Vereniging Olympia, known as Olympia, was a Surinamese football club based in Centrum, Paramaribo that played in the Hoofdklasse, the highest level of football in Suriname. In 1923 the club became the first official national champion of Suriname.

History

Olympia was founded as a Roman Catholic club on 27 January 1919, two days after the inauguration of their sporting grounds, the Katholieke Sport Centrale. Situated on the Patronaatterrein, the Katholieke Sport Centrale had been established as a replacement for the Gouvernementsplein as the primary playing field for organized football matches in Paramaribo at the time.

The club were able to secure the first two official National championships of the SVB Hoofdklasse in 1923 and 1924. Many of the competing clubs at the time were under the impression that there was a religious bias at the Katholieke Sport Centrale towards the club, and that religious dogma tainted the competition. Olympia played at the top flight of the competition for the most part of the first half of the 20th century, having seen their best period in the formative years of the sport, relegating to the lower divisions in the sixties, before folding shortly thereafter.

Achievements

1923, 1923–24

References

  1. Stokkermans, Karel (28 May 2014). "Surinam – List of Foundation Dates". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation (RSSSF). Retrieved 11 January 2016.
  2. "Voetbal; De eerste Surinaamse sportencyclopedie (1893–1988)". dbnl.org. Alberga, Paramaribo. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
  3. Stokkermans, Karel (23 December 2014). "Surinam – List of Champions". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation (RSSSF). Retrieved 11 January 2016.
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1923   Olympia (1/2)
1923–24   Olympia (2/2)
1924–25   Transvaal (1/19)
1925–26   not held
1926–27   Ajax (1/3)
1927–28   not held
1928–29   Ajax (2/3)
1929   Ajax (3/3)
1930–31   Excelsior
1931–32   Cicerone (1/4)
1932–33   Cicerone (2/4)
1933–34   Cicerone (3/4)
1934–35   Cicerone (4/4)
1935–36   Voorwaarts (1/6)
1936–37   Transvaal (2/19)
1937–38   Transvaal (3/19)
1938–39   Arsenal (1/2)
1939–40   Arsenal (2/2)

1940–41   Voorwaarts (2/6)
1942–47   not held
1948   MVV (1/3)
1949   MVV (2/3)
1950   Transvaal (4/19)
1951   Transvaal (5/19)
1952   Voorwaarts (3/6)
1953   Robinhood (1/23)
1954   Robinhood (2/23)
1955   Robinhood (3/23)
1956   Robinhood (4/23)
1957–58   Voorwaarts (4/6)
1958   not held
1958–59   Robinhood (5/23)
1960   not held
1961   Leo Victor (1/5)
1962   Transvaal (6/19)
1963   Leo Victor (2/5)

1964   Robinhood (6/23)
1965   Transvaal (7/19)
1966   Transvaal (8/19)
1967   Transvaal (9/19)
1968   Transvaal (10/19)
1969   Transvaal (11/19)
1970   Transvaal (12/19)
1971   Robinhood (7/23)
1972   not held
1973   Transvaal (13/19)
1974   Transvaal (14/19)
1975   Robinhood (8/23)
1976   Robinhood (9/23)
1977   Voorwaarts (5/6)
1978   Leo Victor (3/5)
1979   Robinhood (10/23)
1980   Robinhood (11/23)
1981   Robinhood (12/23)

1982   Leo Victor (4/5)
1983   Robinhood (13/23)
1984   Robinhood (14/23)
1985   Robinhood (15/23)
1986   Robinhood (16/23)
1987   Robinhood (17/23)
1988   Robinhood (18/23)
1989   Robinhood (19/23)
1990–91   Transvaal (15/19)
1991–92   Transvaal (16/19)
1992–93   Leo Victor (5/5)
1993–94   Robinhood (20/23)
1994–95   Robinhood (21/23)
1995–96   Transvaal (17/19)
1997   Transvaal (18/19)
1998–99   SNL (3/3)
1999–2000   Transvaal (19/19)
2000–01   not held

2001–02   Voorwaarts (6/6)
2002–03   FCS Nacional
2003–04   WBC (1/3)
2004–05   Robinhood (22/23)
2005–06   WBC (2/3)
2006–07   Inter Moengotapoe (1/9)
2007–08   Inter Moengotapoe (2/9)
2008–09   WBC (3/3)
2009–10   Inter Moengotapoe (3/9)
2010–11   Inter Moengotapoe (4/9)
2011–12   Robinhood (23/23)
2012–13   Inter Moengotapoe (5/9)
2013–14   Inter Moengotapoe (6/9)
2014–15   Inter Moengotapoe (7/9)
2015–16   Inter Moengotapoe (8/9)
2016–17   Inter Moengotapoe (9/9)


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