Poland – Western Pomerania Clubs

Poland - Western Pomerania - Clubs in First and Second Division

Western Pomerania (zachodniopomorskie) is part of Poland since 1945 (earlier of Germany). Below all clubs from the region to appear at first or second level in Poland are listed chronologically.

1946:

regional champion: Pocztowy KS Szczecin (1/8 final in National Championship)

1947:

regional champion: Pocztowy KS Szczecin (in the III qualification group to National Championship 9^th (last) place, all 28 teams)

2^nd division: MKS Szczecin (3^rd place in Group 3, all 20 teams)

1948:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (4^th (last) place in Group 3, all 20 teams)

1949:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (8^th/10 place in Group 1, all 20 teams)

1950:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (1^st/10 place in Group 2, all 20 teams, promotion to 1^st division)

1951:

1^st division: Arkonia Szczecin (12^th (last) place, relegation)

2^nd division: any clubs

1952:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (9^th/10 place in Group 1, all 40 teams, relegation)

1953:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: any clubs

1954:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: any clubs

1955:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: any clubs

1956:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: any clubs

1957:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (10^th/12 place in Group northern, all 24 teams)

1958:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (1^st/12 place in Group northern, promotion) and Arkonia Szczecin (4^th/12 place in Group Northern, all 24 teams)

1959:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (10^th/12 place)
2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (3^rd/12 place in Group northern, all 24 teams)

1960:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (12^th (last) place, relegation)

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (4^th/12 place in Group northern, all 24 teams)

1961:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (2^nd/12 place in Group northern, promotion) and Pogoń Szczecin (4^th/12 place in Group northern, all 24 teams)

1962:

1^st division: Arkonia Szczecin (4^th/7 place in Group B, all 14 teams), 7^th place in all over league after play-offs with Ruch Chorzów (2:0 and 1:2)

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (1^st/8 place in Group D, all 16 teams, promotion)

1962/1963:

1^st division: Arkonia Szczecin (6^th/14 place), Pogoń Szczecin (11^th/14 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1963/1964:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (12^th/14 place), Arkonia Szczecin (14^th (last) place, relegation)

2^nd division: any clubs

1964/1965:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (13^th/14 place, relegation)

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (14^th/16 place, relegation)

1965/1966:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (2^nd/16 place, promotion)

1966/1967:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (9^th/14 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1967/1968:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (6^th/14 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1968/1969:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (11^th/14 place)

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (8^th/16 place)

1969/1970:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (12^th/14 place)

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (16^th (last) place, relegation)

1970/1971:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (4^th/14 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1971/1972:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (11^th/14 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1972/1973:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (9^th/14 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1973/1974:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (8^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Arkonia Szczecin (11^th/16 place in Group northern, all 32 teams)

1974/1975:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (12^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin (7^th/16 place in Group northern), Stal Stocznia Szczecin (13^th/16 place in Group northern) and Arkonia Szczecin (14^th/16 place in Group northern, relegation, all 32 teams)

1975/1976:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (6^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin ward (7^th/16 place in Group northern), Stal Stocznia Szczecin (14^th/16 place in Group northern, relegation) and Dąb Dębno Lubuskie (16^th (last) place in Group northern, relegation, all 32 teams)

1976/1977:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (6^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin (11^th/16 place in Group northern), Arkonia Szczecin (12^th/16 place in Group northern, all 32 teams)

1977/1978:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (11^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin (10^th/16 place in Group northern), Arkonia Szczecin (14^th/16 place in Group northern, relegation) and Chemik Police (16^th (last) place in Group southern, relegation, all 32 teams)

1978/1979:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (15^th/16 place, relegation)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin (15^th/16 place in Group western, relegation, all 32 teams)

1979/1980:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (3^rd/16 place in Group western) and Pogoń Szczecin (8^th/16 place in Group western, all 32 teams)

1980/1981:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (1^st/16 place in Group western, promotion), Stal Stocznia Szczecin (8^th/16 place in Group western), Arkonia Szczecin (13^th/16 place in Group western, relegation) and Gwardia Koszalin (15^th/16 place in Group western, relegation, all 32 teams)

1981/1982:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (6^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (4^th/16 place in Group western), Błękitni Stargard Szczeciński (15^th/16 place in Group western, relegation, all 32 teams)

1982/1983:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (4^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (5^th/16 place in Group western) and Arkonia Szczecin (15^th/16 place in Group Western, relegation, all 32 teams)

1983/1984:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (3^rd/16 place)

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (8^th/16 place in Group western) and Chemik Police (9^th/16 place in Group western, all 32 teams)

1984/1985:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (11^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (8^th/16 place in Group western) and Chemik Police (15^th/16 place in Group western, relegation, all 32 teams)

1985/1986:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (9^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (13^th/16 place in Group western, relegation, all 32 teams)

1986/1987:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (2^nd/16 place)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin (16^th (last) place in Group 1, relegation, all 32 teams)

1987/1988:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (10^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Stal Stocznia Szczecin (14^th/16 place in Group 1, relegation after play-offs with Gwardia Warszawa (1:3 and 1:1), all 32 teams)

1988/1989:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (13^th/16 place, relegation after play-offs with Motor Lublin (3:2 and 0:2)

2^nd division: Chemik Police (12^th/16 place in Group 1, relegation, all 32 teams)

1989/1990:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (12^th/20 place) and Stal Stocznia Szczecin (20^th (last) place, relegation, the team withdrew after 24 games)

1990/1991:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (11^th/20 place)

1991/1992:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (1^st/17 place in Group western, promotion) and Chemik/Polger Police (14^th/17 place in Group western, all 35 teams)

1992/1993:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (7^th/18 place)

2^nd division: Chemik/Polger Police (17^th/18 place in Group western, relegation, all 36 teams)

1993/1994:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (5^th/18 place)

2^nd division: Gwardia Koszalin (18^th (last) place in Group western, relegation, all 36 teams)

1994/1995:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (8^th/18 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

1995/1996:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (15^th/18 place, relegation)

2^nd division: Chemik Police (13^th/18 place in Group western, all 36 teams)

1996/1997:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (2^nd/18 place in Group western, promotion) and

Chemik Police (10^th/18 place in Group western, all 36 teams)

1997/1998:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (14^th/18 place)

2^nd division: Chemik Police (16^th/17 place in Group western, relegation, all 35 teams)

1998/1999:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (13^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Odra Szczecin (10^th/14 place in Group western, all 29 teams)

1999/2000:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (13^th/16 place)

2^nd division: Odra Szczecin (21^th/24 place, relegation)

2000/2001:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (2^nd/16 place)

2^nd division: any clubs

2001/2002:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (8^th (last) place in Title Group, all 16 teams)

2^nd division: any clubs

2002/2003:

1^st division: Pogoń Szczecin (16^th (last) place, relegation)

2^nd division: any clubs

2003/2004:

1^st division: any clubs

2^nd division: Pogoń Szczecin (1^st/16 place, promotion), Błękitni Stargard Szczeciński (18^th (last) place, after first (autumn) round (17 games) the club withdrew)

SEASONS:

1^st division (1948 - 2003/2004):

Pogoń Szczecin: 36 seasons

Arkonia Szczecin: 4 seasons

2^nd division (1947 - 2003/2004):

Arkonia Szczecin: 18 seasons

Pogoń Szczecin: 12 seasons (includes MKS Szczecin)

Stal Stocznia Szczecin: 11 seasons

Chemik (Polger) Police: 9 seasons

Gwardia Koszalin: 8 seasons

Błękitni Stargard Szczeciński: 2 seasons

Odra Szczecin: 2 seasons

Dąb Dębno Lubuskie: 1 season

Poland - Regional Analysis

About this document

Prepared and maintained by Maks Saczywko for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Maks Saczywko (maks890@poczta.onet.pl), Goleniów (Western Pomerania, Poland)
Last updated: 21 Aug 2004