French Guiana Régional 1

French Guiana Régional 1
Organising body	Ligue de Football de la Guyane
Founded	1961
First season	1962–63
Country	French Guiana
Confederation	CONCACAF
Number of clubs	19
Level on pyramid	1
Relegation to	French Guiana Régional 2
International cup(s)	Caribbean Shield
Current champions	Étoile Matoury ; (2023–24)
Most championships	ASL Le Sport Guyanais; ASC Le Geldar; (11 titles)
Website	guyane.footeo.com

The French Guiana Régional 1 is the highest tier of men's football in French Guiana.^[1] It was created in 1961 and is organized by the Ligue de Football de la Guyane. There are twelve participants in the league, with teams finishing in the two bottom spots being relegated to the Régional 2. The division is equivalent to the sixth tier of football in France, the Régional 1.

Despite being a league competition in CONCACAF, none of the French Guianan teams have recently played in the Caribbean Club Championship or the CONCACAF Champions League. Their last appearance was in the 1992 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, represented by ASC Le Geldar.

Clubs

The following clubs competed during the 2022-2023 season.

Team	Home city	Home ground^[2]
Agouado	Apatou	Stade de Moutendé
Cayenne	Cayenne	Stade Georges Chaumet
Charvein	Mana
Dynamo de Soula	Macouria
Étoile Matoury	Matoury	Stade Municipal Matoury
Grand Santi	Mana	Stade Guy Mariette
Iracoubo	Iracoubo	Parc des Princes Iracoubo
Karib	Cayenne	Stade Georges Chaumet
Kouroucien	Kourou	Stade Bois Chaudat
Le Geldar	Kourou	Stade Bois Chaudat
Loyola	Rémire-Montjoly	Stade Municipal Dr. Edmard Lama
Matoury	Matoury	Stade Municipal Matoury
Montjoly	Rémire-Montjoly	Stade Edmar Lama
Montsinery	Montsinéry-Tonnegrande	Stade Municipal
Olympique Cayenne	Cayenne	Stade Georges Chaumet
Ouest	Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni	Stade René Long
Rémire	Remire-Montjoly	Stade Edmard Lama
Saint-Georges	Cayenne	Stade Georges Chaumet
Sinnamary	Sinnamary	Stade Omnisports

Previous winners

1962–63 : Racing Club (Cayenne)
1963–64 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1964–65 : AJ Saint-Georges (Cayenne)
1965–66 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1966–67 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1967–68 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1968–69 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1969–70 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1970–71 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1971–72 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1972–73 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1973–74 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1974–75 : USL Montjoly (Montjoly)
1975–76 : USL Montjoly (Montjoly)
1976–77 : AS Club Colonial (Cayenne)
1977–78 : AS Club Colonial (Cayenne)
1978–79 : AS Club Colonial (Cayenne)
1979–80 : USL Montjoly (Montjoly)
1980–81 : USL Montjoly (Montjoly)
1981–82 : USL Montjoly (Montjoly)
1982–83 : AJ Saint-Georges (Cayenne)
1983–84 : AJ Saint-Georges (Cayenne)
1984–85 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
1985–86 : ASL Le Sport Guyanais (Cayenne)
1986–87 : unknown
1987–88 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
1988–89 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
1989–90 : SC Kouroucien (Kourou)
1990–91 : AS Club Colonial (Cayenne)
1991–92 : AS Club Colonial (Cayenne)
1992–93 : US Sinnamary (Sinnamary)
1993–94 : US Sinnamary (Sinnamary)
1994–95 : AS Jahouvey (Mana)
1995–96 : AS Club Colonial (Cayenne)
1996–97 : US Sinnamary (Sinnamary)
1997–98 : AS Jahouvey (Mana)
1998–99 : AJ Saint-Georges (Cayenne)
1999–00 : AJ Saint-Georges (Cayenne)
2000–01 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2001–02 : AJ Saint-Georges (Cayenne)
2002–03 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2003–04 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2004–05 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2005–06 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2006–07 : US Macouria (Macouria)
2007–08 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2008–09 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2009–10 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2010–11 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2011–12 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2012–13 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2013–14 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2014–15 : CSC Cayenne (Cayenne)
2015–16 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2016–17 : US Matoury (Matoury)
2017–18 : ASC Le Geldar (Kourou)
2018–19 : ASC Agouado (Apatou)
2019–20 : Olympique Cayenne (Cayenne)
2020–21 : abandoned
2021–22 : abandoned
2022–23 : Étoile Matoury
2023–24 : Étoile Matoury

Performance by club

Club	City	Titles	Last title
ASL Le Sport Guyanais	Cayenne	11	1985–86
ASC Le Geldar	Kourou	11	2017–18
AS Club Colonial/CSC Cayenne	Cayenne	7	2014–15
US Matoury	Matoury	7	2016–17
AJ Saint-Georges	Cayenne	6	2001–02
USL Montjoly	Montjoly	5	1981–82
US Sinnamary	Sinnamary	3	1996–97
AS Jahouvey	Mana	2	1997–98
Étoile Matoury	Matoury	2	2023-24
Racing Club	Cayenne	1	1962–63
SC Kouroucien	Kourou	1	1989–90
US Macouria	Macouria	1	2006–07
ASC Agouado	Apatou	1	2018–19
Olympique de Cayenne	Cayenne	1	2019–20

Top goalscorers

Year	Best scorers	Team	Goals
2004–05	Saint-Ange Golitin	AJ Saint-Georges	20
2005–06	Guy Diagne	Le Geldar	23
2006–07	Anson Hudson	Macouria	19
2022–23	Souvenson Charlot	Le Geldar	17
2023-24	Calvin Soga	Étoile Matoury	28

Multiple hat-tricks

Rank	Player	Hat-tricks
1	Calvin Soga	2
2	Souvenson Charlot	1
	Alan Cuti
	Gordon Doekoe
	Jules Haabo
	Jean-Luc Komsi

References

^ "France - D.O.M. - French Guyana - List of Champions". RSSSF. Retrieved 8 August 2016.
^ "Honor Division - Results". Guyana Football Federation. guyane-foot.fff.fr. Retrieved 1 May 2017.

External links

Official Website

[1] "France - D.O.M. - French Guyana - List of Champions". RSSSF. Retrieved 8 August 2016.

[2] "Honor Division - Results". Guyana Football Federation. guyane-foot.fff.fr. Retrieved 1 May 2017.

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