Montedio Yamagata - Season By Season Results and Managers

Season By Season Results and Managers

Year League Played Points Wins Losses Draws Place Manager General Manager Average Crowd
1994 Former JFL 30 10 20 13 (16) Naoki Sugisawa
1995 30 41 13 17 10 (16) Nobuhiro Ishizaki
1996 30 49 16 14 8 (16)
1997 30 56 19 11 5 (16)
1998 30 64 22 8 3 (16)
1999 J2 36 48 15 17 4 7 (10) Shigeharu Ueki 2,980
2000 40 33 11 27 2 10 (11) 3,468
2001 44 80 27 14 6 3 (12) Koichi Hashiratani 4,391
2002 44 35 6 21 17 11 (12) 3,755
2003 44 55 15 19 10 8 (12) 4,370
2004 44 71 19 11 14 4 (12) Jun Suzuki 6,420
2005 44 64 16 12 16 5 (12) 5,949
2006 48 65 17 17 14 8 (13) Yasuhiro Higuchi 5,058
2007 48 58 15 20 13 9 (13)
2008 42 78 23 10 9 2 (15) Shinji Kobayashi 6,273
2009 J1 34 39 10 15 9 15 (18) 12,056
2010 34 42 11 14 9 13 (18) 11,710

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