SPL Satakunnan piiri

Suomen Palloliitto Satakunnan piiri, commonly referred to as SPL Satakunnan piiri or SPL Satakunta, is the governing body for football in Satakunta. SPL Satakunta was founded in 1934, as the SPL Häme-Satakunta-district was divided into two associations. Based in Pori, the Association's Director is Janne Koivisto. == Member clubs ==

SPL Satakuntan piiri run the following league competitions: Men's Football • Division 3 - Kolmonen - one section • Division 4 - Nelonen - one section • Division 5 - Vitonen - one section Ladies Football • Division 3 - Kolmonen - one section ==SPL Satakunta champions==

The SPL Satakunta clubs have played for the district's championship title since 1934 (ladies 1972). Champions of the 2000s Men/Ladies: • 2000 FC Jazz/Pallo-Iirot • 2001 FC Rauma/NiceFutis • 2002 FC Jazz/Pallo-Iirot • 2003 MuSa/Pallo-Iirot • 2004 FC Jazz/Pallo-Iirot • 2005 PoPa/Pallo-Iirot • 2006 PoPa/NiceFutis • 2007 FC PoPa/NiceFutis • 2008 FC PoPa/KoPa • 2009 FC PoPa/NiceFutis • 2010 Pallo-Iirot/MuSa • 2011 MuSa/NiceFutis List of championship titles • Men: :PPT / FC Jazz 18 :FC PoPa 14 :RU-38 12 :Rauman Pallo 10 :Pallo-Iirot 6 :Ässät 3 :MuSa 3 :Kärpät 2 :FC Rauma 1 :Hakrit 1 :PoPS 1 :RTU Rauma 1 :UTU Rauma 1 • Ladies: :MuSa 13 :Pallo-Iirot 11 :NiceFutis 8 :Rauman Pallo 3 :FC Rauma 1 :KoPa 1 :PPT 1 :Ässät 1 ==The Golden Shoe award==

Satakunnan Kultakenkä - The Satakunta Golden Shoe is a yearly award for the best player of SPL Satakunta clubs. First award was presented in 1984 (ladies award in 2007). • 1984 Petri Sulonen, PPT • 1985 Jarmo Alatensiö, PPT • 1986 Petri Sulonen, PPT • 1987 Jarmo Alatensiö, PPT • 1988 Risto Koskikangas, PPT • 1989 Saku Laaksonen, PPT • 1990 Pasi Sulonen, PPT • 1991 Rami Nieminen, PPT • 1992 Tommi Koivistoinen, FC Jazz • 1993 Antti Sumiala, FC Jazz • 1994 Vesa Rantanen, FC Jazz • 1995 Rami Nieminen, FC Jazz • 1996 Juha Riippa, FC Jazz • 1997 Rami Hakanpää, FC Jazz • 1998 Jyrki Rovio, FC Jazz • 1999 Rami Hakanpää, FC Jazz • 2000 Rami Nieminen, FC Jazz • 2001 Juha Luoma, FC Jazz • 2002 Marko Koivuranta, FC Jazz • 2003 Teemu Vihtilä, FC Jazz • 2004 Juha Luoma, FC Jazz • 2005 Petteri Pitkänen, Pallo-Iirot • 2006 Teemu Vihtilä, FC PoPa • 2007 Juha Luoma, FC PoPa / Reetta Turtiainen, NiceFutis • 2008 Lauri Pirhonen, FC PoPa / Anu Hoffren, NiceFutis • 2009 William de Mattia, FC PoPa / Maiju Hirvonen, NiceFutis • 2010 Samu-Petteri Mäkelä, FC PoPa / Anna Auvinen, NiceFutis • 2011 Juho Patola, Pallo-Iirot / Siiri Välimaa, NiceFutis • 2012 Kimmo Hörkkö, Pallo-Iirot / Siiri Välimaa, NiceFutis • 2013 Toni Junnila, FC Jazz / Siiri Välimaa, NiceFutis ==Footnotes==