Kazakhstan - List of Champions

NB: until the break-up of the Soviet Union, the Kazakh championship was played f
or in a regional league without the presence of the clubs representing the repub
lic at the national levels. In 1980 and 1981, one 3rd level 'Zone' comprised mos
tly clubs from Kazakhstan but a few from towns outside such as Frunze (now Bishk
ek); only from the 1982 season on did Kazakhstan have an 'own' 3rd level Zone.
as Kazakh SSR
1936
Sbornaya Alma-Aty
1937
Dinamo Alma-Ata
1938
Dinamo Alma-Ata
1939-45 no championship
1946
Dinamo Alma-Ata
1947
Lokomotiv Jambul
1948
Trudovye Rezervy Alma-Ata
1949
Dinamo Karaganda
1950
Sbornaya Alma-Aty
1951
Metallurg Chimkent
1952
Metallurg Chimkent
1953
Metallurg Chimkent
1954
Dinamo Alma-Ata
1955
Dinamo Alma-Ata
1956
Sbornaya Alma-Aty
1957
Stroitel Alma-Ata
1958
Spartak Alma-Ata
1959
Spartak Alma-Ata
1960
Yenbek Guryev
1961
Avangard Petropavlovsk
1962
ADK Alma-Ata
1963
Tselinnik Semipalatinsk
1964
ADK Alma-Ata
1965
ADK Alma-Ata
1966
Aktyubinets Aktyubinsk
1967
Torpedo Kokchetav
1968
Gornyak Jezkangan
1969
Shakhtyor Saran'
1970
Stroitel Temir-Tau
1971
Yenbek Jezkangan
1972
Traktor Pavlodar
1973
Yenbek Jezkangan
1974
Gornyak Nikol'sky
1975
Metallurg Chimkent
1976
Khimik Stepanogorsk
1977
Khimik Stepanogorsk
1978
Trud Shevchenko
1979
Khimik Stepanogorsk
1980
Meliorator Chimkent
1981
Burevestnik Kustanay
Zone 7 (3rd level, included teams from other republics)
1980
Traktor Pavlodar
1981
Aktyubinets Aktyubinsk
Zone 8 (3rd level)
1982
Shakhtyor Karaganda
1983
Shakhtyor Karaganda
1984
Tselinnik Tselinograd
1985
Meliorator Chimkent
1986
Meliorator Chimkent
1987
Meliorator Chimkent
1988
Traktor Pavlodar
1989
Traktor Pavlodar

1990
Vostok Ust'-Kamenogorsk
1991
Aktyubinets Aktyubinsk
as independent championship
1992
Kairat Almaty
1993
Ansat Pavlodar
1994
Yelimay Semipalatinsk
1995
Yelimay Semipalatinsk
1996
Taraz Jambul
1997
Irtysh Pavlodar
1998
Yelimay Semipalatinsk
1999
Irtysh Bastau Pavlodar
2000
Zhenis Astana
2001
Zhenis Astana
2002
Irtysh Pavlodar
2003
Irtysh Pavlodar
2004
Kairat Almaty
2005
Aktobe LenTo
2006
FK Astana (1964)
2007
FK Aktobe
2008
FK Aktobe
2009
FK Aktobe
2010
Tobil Qostanay
2011
Shakhtyor Qaraghandi
2012
Shakhtyor Qaraghandi
2013
FK Aktobe
2014
FK Astana (2009)
Number of Championships (23; since 1992)
5 FK Aktobe (includes Aktobe LenTo)
Irtysh Pavlodar (includes Irtysh Bastau and Ansat)
3 FK Astana (1964) (includes Zhenis Astana)
Yelimay Semipalatinsk
2 Kairat Almaty
Shakhtyor Qaraghandi
1 FK Astana (2009)
Taraz Jambul
Tobil Qostanay
NB: a first club called FK Astana were founded in 1964, temporarily called Zheni
s, and demoted to
the second level in 2009, temporarily called Namis and currently called FK
Astana 64;
a second club called FK Astana were formed in 2009 (called Lokomotiv until 2
011) by the merger
of two clubs from Almaty (Megasport and FK Almaty)