Kawanakan Football League
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| Founded | 13 July 1911 |
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| Country |  Ajerrin (16) |
| Confederation | FFA |
| Number of teams | 20 |
| Level on pyramid | 1 |
| Relegation to | KFL Series B |
| League cup(s) | Kawanakan Cup |
| International cup(s) | Champions Cup |
| Current champions | 1 |
| Most championships | Southern Stars FC |
| TV partners | meapāaniTV; |
| Website | KFL.org |
 2017-18 KFL | |
Kawanakan Football League is an Ajerri professional league for men's association football clubs in Aeia. The league is Ajerrin's primary domestic football competition, located at the top of the nation's football league system. The league was formed in July 13th 1918 during the first Ajerrin Confederation, stopping play in 1941 and during the Maikaʻi War from late 1997 to 2006. Originally formed as a League of 10, the KFL experienced four expansions, the first in 1943 adding four teams, two in 1966 and the remaining four in 2017. The league operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the bottom three teams each season being relegated to KFL Series B.
According to the FFA's league Vice-President, the Kawanakan Football League is making its presence known in Aeia. The KFL boasts many members from the National Sharks Team, where they placed 4th in the Copa d'Aeia 2017. The league is now considered a hub for growth and development for new athletes, sending players to the Navack national football team and other international teams.
Format
Teams
A total of 20 teams contest the league in its current season.
| Team | Crest | Location | Stadium | Capacity | Origin Year | Championships Won |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Southern Stars FC | 
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Ekahi, Endiki
|
Commerce Bank Stadium | 38,009 | 1918 | 16 |
| Red Coral Reef Sharks SC | 
|
Panai, Ajerrin
|
Red Coral Center | 40,000 | 1918 | 8 |
| Mohani City Spirit | 
|
Mohani City, Weilele Islands
|
Grand Island Stadium | 36,500 | 1943 | 4 |
| Nalaho Sea Lions FC | 
|
Nalaho, Tongoni
|
Co-Gen Water Field | 29,000 | 1943 | 1 |
| Stone Island SC | 
|
Keona, Er'in'a
|
Grey Stone Arena | 37,500 | 1918 | 7 |
| Gold Coast United FC | 
|
Olani, Wai Apo
|
Gold Coast Stadium | 44,000 | 2017 | |
| Northern Sky FC | 
|
Kihei, Ajerrin
|
Blue Solar Field | 40,500 | 1918 | 7 |
| Hilo Pier FC | 
|
Kohimara, Tongoni
|
Bright Fish Park | 42,000 | 2017 | |
| Lava City Athletic SC | 
|
Takapuna, Lahui
|
Royal Electric Arena | 42,000 | 1918 | 10 |
| Kailua Beach FC | 
|
Kailua Beach, Lahui
|
Coastal Piers Park | 32,000 | 1918 | 4 |
| Bayside FC | 
|
North Shore City, Wilele Island
|
Ola Marine Stadium | 33,000 | 2017 | |
| Manura Fury FC | 
|
Manura, Endiki
|
Memorial Park Stadium | 38,000 | 1918 | 8 |
| Pakelo Antlers FC | 
|
Pakelo, Lahui
|
IOH Park | 42,000 | 1918 | 7 |
| FC Alea Titans | 
|
Alea, Weilele
|
DI Kinetics Stadium | 32,000 | 1943 | 3 |
| OP Blues FC | 
|
Ocean Point, Tongoni
|
Crowne Plaza Arena | 42,000 | 2017 | |
| Makawao Sparks FC | 
|
Makawao, Ajerrin
|
King Kalakaua Stadium | 39,000 | 1918 | 5 |
| Lahaina Stingers FC | 
|
Lahina, Er'in'a
|
Nalaho Stadium | 37,500 | 1918 | 4 |
| Maloa Dolfins FC | File:Dolphindiamond.png | Maloa, Lahui
|
Sweet Crown Stadium | 40,000 | 1966 | 3 |
| Pipiwai Storms FC | 
|
Pipiwai, Ajerrin
|
WaveStorm Park | 41,000 | 1966 | 3 |
| Oheo Seahawks FC | 
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Oheo, Wai Apo
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King Lakanoka Stadium | 36,500 | 1943 | 9 |
