Fukuoka J. Anclas

Fukuoka J. Anclas
福岡Jアンクラス
Full nameFukuoka J. Anclas
Nickname(s)Fukuoka AN
Founded1986
ManagerMie Kawashima
LeagueNadeshiko League Div.2
2022Nadeshiko League Div.2, 6th of 10
Websitehttp://www.anclas.jp/

Fukuoka J. Anclas is a Japanese women's football club from Fukuoka.[1] Founded in 1986, it has played in the Nadeshiko League since 2010.[2]

Squad

Current squad

As of 5 April 2018 [3] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Japan JPN Hoshimi Kishi
2 FW Japan JPN Shiori Yanagita
3 DF Japan JPN Chisa Ito
4 MF Japan JPN Hitomi Nariai
5 MF Japan JPN Misato Doushita
6 MF Japan JPN Kotome Ukita
7 FW Japan JPN Narumi Doi
9 MF Japan JPN Shihori Fukui
10 DF Japan JPN Aiko Hanada
11 MF Japan JPN Chizuru Takahashi
No. Pos. Nation Player
13 FW Japan JPN Rie Marugata
14 DF Japan JPN Marin Fujisawa
15 MF Japan JPN Natsumi Kobayashi
17 MF Japan JPN Kaede Sato
18 MF Japan JPN Sakura Sakanashi
19 MF Japan JPN Akane Yatsugi
20 MF Japan JPN Aira Nishida
21 GK Japan JPN Erina Ueda
22 DF Japan JPN Misato Komatsu
23 DF Japan JPN Misato Hirata

Results

Season Domestic League National Cup League Cup
League Level Place Tms.
1999
Kyushu
2
1st
5
2nd Stage
-
2000
1st
5
DNQ
-
2001
1st
6
1st Stage
-
2002
1st
7
1st Stage
-
2003
1st
7
DNQ
-
2004
3
1st
8
DNQ
-
2005
1st
8
1st Stage
-
2006
Nadeshiko
Div.2
2
3rd
8
3rd Stage
-
2007
3rd
8
2nd Stage
Group Stage
2008
5th
9
1st Stage
-
2009
3rd
8
3rd Stage
-
2010
Nadeshiko
1
8th
10
3rd Stage
Group Stage
2011
9th
9
3rd Stage
-
2012
10th
10
3rd Stage
Group Stage
2013
Challenge
2
5th
16
1st Stage
-
2014
12th
16
1st Stage
-
2015
Nadeshiko Div.2
9th
10
1st Stage
-
2016
Challenge
3
7th
12
1st Stage
-
2017
10th
12
2nd Stage
-
2018
 Kyushu Div.2 1st 9 1st Stage
2019
 Kyushu Div.1 1st 8 DNQ
2020
 Challenge 3rd (West) 6 2nd Stage
2021
Nadeshiko Div.2
 4th 8 3rd Stage
2022
 5th 10 1st Stage
2023
 10

Transition of team name

  • Fukuoka Jogakuin FC: 1986–1999
  • Fukuoka Jogakuin FC Anclas: 2000–2005
  • Fukuoka J. Anclas: 2006–present

References

  1. ^ Profile Archived 2012-11-27 at the Wayback Machine in the L. League's website
  2. ^ L. League tables in soccerway.com
  3. ^ "選手&スタッフ". Archived from the original on 11 May 2015. Retrieved 4 April 2015.


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