Jutland Series Explained

Jyllandsserien for Herrer
Country:Denmark
Confed:DBU Jutland (DBU)
First:1902
Divisions:2
Teams:32 (from 2008–09)
Promotion:Denmark Series (3 divisions)
Relegation:Series 1 (6 divisions)
Levels:5 (from 2008)
Domest Cup:JBUs Pokalturnering (1924–1932)
Danish Cup (1954–present)
Champions:IF Skjold Sæby (north group)
VRI (south group)
Season:2018–19
Current:2021–22 season

Jutland Series (Danish: '''Jyllandsserien''', '''JS''', '''Herre Jyllandsserien''') is the highest division for men organized by the regional association DBU Jylland and one of the fifth-highest divisions overall in the Danish football league system. The Jutland Association Football Championship (Danish: '''Jyllandsmesterskabet''', '''JM''') was introduced in 1902. At the introduction of the championship, the tournament was placed at the top of the Danish football league system, but has since been moved to its current status as the fifth best level in Danish football, after a short period as the sixth best level, below the Denmark Series at the fourth level.

The division has changed its name on numerous occasions. It has previously been known as A-rækken (up until 1921/22; or JBUs A-række, Række A) and Mesterskabsrækken (1922/23-1950/51; or JBUs Mesterskabsrække to distinguish it from the other regional leagues; unofficially shortened to Mesterrækken), before settling with the current name of Jyllandsserien in 1951, eventually becoming Jyllandsserien for Herrer (or Herre Jyllandsserien, shortened to JS) to distinguish it from the women's corresponding regional league, that was introduced in the 1970s.

Jutland Championship winners

A-Rækken

SeasonLevelChampionsRunners-upRefs
1902 fall1SK Cimbria AalborgHorsens BK
1903 spring1Aalborg BK
1903 fall1Aalborg FK
1904 spring1Aalborg FK
1904 fall1Aalborg FK
1905 spring1Aalborg FK
1905 fall1Aalborg FK
1906 spring1Aalborg FK
1906–071Aalborg BK
1907–081Aarhus GF
1908–091Aarhus GF
1909–101Aalborg BK
1910–111Aalborg BK
1911–121Vejle BK
1912–131Vejle BK
1913–141Vejle BK
1914–151Vejle BK
1915–161Randers SK Freja
1916–171Randers SK Freja
1917–181Randers SK Freja
1918–191Aarhus GF
1919–201Ringkjøbing IF
1920–211Aarhus GF
1921–221Aarhus GF

Mesterskabsrækken

SeasonLevelChampionsRunners-upRefs
1922–231Aarhus GF
1923–241Viborg FF
1924–251Aarhus GF
1925–261Horsens FS
1926–271Horsens FSViborg FF
1927–282Aalborg BKEsbjerg fB
1928–292Aalborg BK
1929–303Aalborg BK
1930–313Esbjerg fB
1931–323Aalborg BK
1932–333Aalborg BK
1933–343Aarhus GF
1934–353Aarhus GF
1935–363Vejen SF
1936–374Vejen SF
1937–384Vejle BK
1938–394Arbejdernes IK, Aarhus
1939–404Not finished due to World War II
1940–412Randers SK Freja
1941–422IK Aalborg Chang
1942–432BK Herning Fremad
1943–442Thisted IK
1944–452Not finished due to World War II
1945–464BK Herning Fremad
1946–474BK Herning Fremad
1947–484Aarhus GF
1948–494BK Herning Fremad
1949–504BK Herning Fremad
1950–514

Jyllandsserien JM Final

Season Final Date Winner Result Runners–up Venue Ref
19915align=left Hobro IK3–2align=left Kolding BK
19925align=left Spjald IF2–0align=left Hjørring IF
19935align=left Vejle FC5–1align=left Vejgaard BK
19945align=left Lemvig GF3–2align=left Vejle BK (II)
19955align=left Ringkøbing IF6–3 (a.e.t.)align=left Thisted FC
19965align=left Vildbjerg SF3–1align=left Aars IK
19975align=left BK Herning Fremad (II)9–1align=left Jetsmark IF
19986align=left Søndermarken IK7–3align=left Horsens fS (ACH II)
19996align=left Thisted FC3–1align=left Lystrup IF
20006align=left Hobro IK5–1align=left Sædding-Guldager IF
20016align=left Brabrand IF4–3align=left Lindholm IF
20026align=left IK Aalborg Chang (FCN II)3–0align=left Bramming BK
200362 November 2003align=left Grenaa IF2–1align=left FC Horsensalign=left Viby Idrætspark, Viby J
200467 November 2004align=left Lemvig GF3–1align=left Lindholm IFalign=left Lemvig Stadion, Lemvig
200565 November 2005align=left Esbjerg IF 923–1align=left Vivild IFalign=left Brædstrup Stadion, Brædstrup
200664 November 2006align=left Brabrand IF (II)3–2align=left Kjellerup IFalign=left Bjergets Idrætsanlæg, Kjellerup
200763 November 2007align=left Aars IK2–1align=left Odder IGFalign=left Spektrum Park, Odder
2008 spring6Not awarded due to transitional period
2008–09526 June 2009align=left Kolding IF (KFC II)6–5align=left Aalborg KFUMalign=left Bavnehøj Idrætsanlæg, Hadsten
2009–10530 June 2010align=left Frederikshavn fIw/oalign=left Brabrand IF (II)align=left neutral ground
2010–11525 June 2011align=left FC Sønderborg2–0align=left Aars FCalign=left Langskovhallen Ølholm, Tørring
2011–12523 June 2012align=left IF Lyseng3–0align=left Kolding BK (VBK III)align=left Givskud Stadion, Give
2012–13520 June 2013align=left Aabyhøj IF4–1align=left Hjørring IF (VFF II)align=left Klejtrup Stadion, Hobro
2013–14521 June 2014align=left FC Sønderborg4–3align=left Lystrup IFalign=left Madsby Enge, Fredericia
2014–15520 June 2015align=left Aarhus Fremad (II)7–5align=left Vejgaard BKalign=left Mariager Stadion, Mariager

Jyllandsserien

SeasonLevelChampions Group 1Runners-up Group 1Champions Group 2Runners-up Group 2Refs
2015–165IK SkovbakkenIF Skjold SæbyEsbjerg fB (II)Fredericia fF
2016–175Viby IFHedensted IF
2017–185Nørresundby FBSilkeborg KFUM
2018–195IF Skjold SæbyVRI
2019–205No champions due to COVID-19[1]
SeasonLevelChampions Group 1Runners-up Group 1Champions Group 2Runners-up Group 2Refs
2021–226FC DjurslandViby IF
2022–236Vorup FBHorsens fS

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Jyllandsserien 2 udvides med ekstra pulje . DBU . 23 July 2023 . DA . 3 November 2021.

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