ASC Le Geldar

ASC Le Geldar
Full name Association Sportive et Culturelle Le Geldar de Kourou
Founded 1957
Ground Stade Bois Chaudat,
Kourou, French Guiana
Capacity 4,000
Chairman Daniel Thalmensy
Manager Marie Rose Careme
League French Guiana Championnat National
2011–12 2nd

Association Sportive et Culturelle Le Geldar is a football club of French Guiana, playing in the town of Kourou. They play in the French Guianese first division, the French Guiana Championnat National.

Achievements

1985, 1988, 1989, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013
2005
2005
1978/79, 2006/07, 2008/09, 2009/2010
  • Coupe de la Municipalité de Kourou: 1
1982/83
  • Coupe des Guyanes: 1
2008
  • Trophée des clubs champions des Antilles-Guyane (1 fois) :
    • Vainqueur : 2009 (2ème) ; 2010 (2ème)

Performance in CONCACAF competitions

1992 – 1st Round (Caribbean) – Lost against Suriname SV Robinhood 2 – 1 on aggregate (stage 2 of 6)

The club in the French football structure

1983–84, 1988–89, 2002–03, 2010–2011, 2012–13, 2016–17, 2017–18
Ties won
YearRoundHome team (Tier)ScoreAway team (Tier)
1988–89Round 8ASC Le Geldar1–1 (a.e.t.) (5–4 p)EAC Chaumont (3)
1988–89Round 9FC Sens (5)1–2ASC Le Geldar

Squad 2011/12

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
French Guiana GK André Pikientio
French Guiana GK Laurent Ringuet
French Guiana DF Albert Ajaiso
French Guiana DF David Martinon
French Guiana DF Rodrigue Lehacaut
French Guiana DF René Pedie
French Guiana DF David Ivener Saint Julien
French Guiana MF Albert Golitin
French Guiana MF Franck Radamonthe
French Guiana MF Mickael Rimane
No. Position Player
French Guiana MF Guy Horth
French Guiana MF Serge Lesperance
French Guiana MF Steeve Rimane
French Guiana MF Yannis Vernet
French Guiana FW Bruno Jean-Elie
French Guiana FW Rhudy Evens
French Guiana FW Denis Dokoe
French Guiana FW Orphéo Nalie
French Guiana FW Guy Diagne
French Guiana FW Johann Appolinaire

Presidents

  • France Eustase Rimane (1957–60)
  • France Etienne Antoinette (1960–76)
  • France Gabriel Deloumeau (1976–80)
  • France Firmin Zulemaro (1980–81)
  • France Daniel Talmensy (1981–83)
  • France Jacques Voyer (1983–86)
  • France Eutase Rimane (1986–89)
  • France Daniel Thalmensy (1989–)

References


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