Latvian Futsal Premier League

Source: • 1997–98: Spīdvejs Daugavpils • 1998–99: AVG Rīga • 1999–2000: Lido Rīga • 2000–01: FK Policija Rīga • 2001–02: FK Policija Rīga • 2002–03: Viesnīca OMA Rīga • 2003–04: Bugroff Rīga • 2004–05: FK Raba Rīga • 2005–06: FK Raba Rīga • 2006–07: FK Kimmel/Kauguri Jūrmala • 2007–08: FK Nikars • 2008–09: FK Nikars • 2009–10: FK Nikars • 2010–11: FK Nikars • 2011–12: FK Nikars • 2012–13: FK Nikars • 2013–14: FK Nikars • 2014–15: FK Nikars • 2015–16: FK Nikars • 2016–17: FK Nikars • 2017–18: FK Nikars • 2018–19: FK Nikars • 2019–20: FC Petrow • 2020–21: FK Raba • 2021–22: FC Petrow/Jelgava • 2022–23: Riga FC • 2023–24: Riga FC • 2024–25: Riga FC ==References==