List of football clubs in Palau

List of association football clubs in Palau. The Palau Soccer League has not been played since 2019, so all clubs listed are defunct.

List

"Mount Everest Nepal" redirects here. For the mountain, see Mount Everest.

Palau Soccer League

Teams known to have competed in the Palau Soccer League:

• Belau Kanu Club - Competed in the 2012 season.^[1]
• Biib Strykers - Competed in the 2012 Spring league.^[1]
• Daewoo Ngatpang - Champions in 2004^[2] and 2010.^[2] Not known whether they competed in any other seasons.
• Kramers FC - Champions in 2008 and 2014,^[2] also competed in 2012^[1] and were runners-up in 2016.^[2]
• Lyon - Competed in the 2014 season^[3]
• Melekeok FC - Champions in 2009.^[2] Not known if they competed in any other seasons, though they definitely did not compete in either 2004,^[4] 2006–07^[5] or 2010 seasons.^[6]
• Mount Everest Nepal - Known to have competed in 2004^[4] and 2006–07 seasons.^[5]
• New Stars - Competed in the 2012 Fall^[1] and 2014 seasons.^[3]
• Palau Tiger Team - Known to have competed in the 2006–07 season.^[5]
• Palau Track and Field Team - Known to have competed in the 2004 season.^[4]
• Surangel and Sons Company - Champions in 2006 and 2016.^[7]
• Surangel Kings - Competed in the 2014 season.^[3]
• Taj FC - Known as Mason's Taj during the 2012 Spring League, and champions during the 2012 Fall League
• Team Bangladesh - Three times champions in 2005, 2007 and in the 2012 Spring League and most successful team in Palau.^[2]
• Team Friendship - Competed in the 2014 season.^[3]
• Universal Peace Foundation - Known to have competed in the 2004 season.^[5]

Other

Teams not known to have ever played in the Palau Soccer League:

• Airai FC - Founded in 2017,^[8] runners-up in the 2017 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[9]
• All Stars - Competed in the 2015 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[10]
• Belau Stars - Competed in the 2013 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[11]
• Carlsbad United - Competed in the 2015 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[10]
• KES Starts - Runners-up in the 2016 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[12]
• Koror Rising Stars - Champions in the 2013 Palau Youth Soccer League,^[11] also competed in 2015.^[10]
• MSS Saints - Champions in the 2016 and 2017 Palau Youth Soccer League seasons.^[2]
• Ngeremlengui - Champions in the 2015 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[10]
• Wild Youth - Had A and B teams competing in the 2013 Palau Youth Soccer League.^[11]
• Teams representing the states of Palau have played in the football section of the Belau Games, however these are not football clubs.^[13]