Georgia Championship - List of Champions

List of Champions

# Year Gold Silver Bronze
1 1967 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi GPI Tbilisi.
2 1968 Locomotivi Tbilisi Dinamo Tbilisi GPI Tbilisi
3 1969 Aia Kutaisi University Tbilisi GPI Tbilisi
4 1970 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Spartak Tbilisi
5 1971 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
6 1972 Locomotivi Tbilisi Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Kutaisi
7 1973 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
8 1974 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
9 1975 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
10 1976 Dinamo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
11 1977 Locomotivi Tbilisi Elva Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
12 1978 Aia Kutaisi Spartak Tbilisi GPI Tbilisi
-- 1979 Not Held
13 1980 University Tbilisi KPI Kutaisi TSMU Tbilisi
14 1981 TSMU Tbilisi. University Tbilisi -
15 1982 Aia Kutaisi GPI Tbilisi SKA VVS Tbilisi
16 1983-84 Aia Kutaisi Shevardeni Tbilisi -
17 1984-85 Aia Kutaisi - -
18 1985 Aia Kutaisi - -
19 1986 Aisi Kutaisi TSMU Tbilisi Zooveti Tbilisi
20 1987 TSMU Tbilisi Chiatura Chiatura -
21 1988 Army Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi Chiatura Chiatura
22 1989 Aisi Kutaisi Zooveti Tbilisi Shevardeni Tbilisi
23 1990 Aia Kutaisi Elmavali Tbilisi Mimino Tbilisi
24 1991 Aia Kutaisi Locomotivi Tbilisi Aisi Kutaisi
25 1992 Locomotivi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi Jani Chokhatauri
26 1993 Rustavi Rustavi Shevardeni Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi
27 1994 Tbilissi Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi Rustavi Rustavi
28 1995 Aia Kutaisi Gumari Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi
29 1996 Gumari Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi
30 1997 Kochebi Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi Rustavi Rustavi
31 1998 Kochebi Tbilisi Datvebi Batumi Express Tbilisi
32 1999 Datvebi Batumi Kochebi Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi
33 2000 Locomotivi Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi Army Tbilisi
34 2001 Locomotivi Tbilisi Datvebi Batumi Kochebi Tbilisi
35 2002 Datvebi Batumi Datvebi`B` Batumi Locomotivi Tbilisi
36 2003 Locomotivi Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi Academy Tbilisi
37 2004 Lelo Tbilisi Academy Tbilisi Datvebi Batumi
38 2005 Locomotivi Tbilisi Academy Tbilisi Hooligana Tbilisi
39 2006 Locomotivi Tbilisi Dinamo Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi
40 2007 Kochebi Tbilisi Lelo Tbilisi Locomotivi Tbilisi
41 2008 Locomotivi Tbilisi Lelo Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi
42 2009 Lelo Tbilisi Batumi XV Batumi Locomotivi Tbilisi
43 2010 Locomotivi Tbilisi Lelo Tbilisi Kochebi Tbilisi
44 2011 Armia Tbilisi Aia Kutaisi Locomotivi Tbilisi


TOP LEAGUE Teams :

  • RC Lelo Tbilisi
  • RC Army Tbilisi
  • RC Locomotive Tbilisi
  • RC Wissol Kochebi
  • RC AIA Kutaisi
  • RC Academia Tbilisi
  • RC Kharebi (Bulls) Rustavi
  • RC Armazi Tbilisi


FIRST LEAGUE Teams :

  • RC Batumi XV Batumi
  • RC Khuligana Tbilisi
  • RC Bagrati Kutaisi
  • RC TBC Tbilisi
  • RC Devebi Tbilisi
  • RC Kolkhi Raindebi Poti
  • RC Iliauni Jikebi (Ounces) Tbilisi
  • RC Artsivebi Ozurgeti


SECOND LEAGUE Teams :

  • RC Dinamo Tbilisi
  • RC Jruchi Sachkhere



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