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Here is the list of scorers in the National First Division Football Championship, whose goal record is still held by Mohamed Boussati, member of KAC Kénitra, author of 25 goals during the 1981-82 season:
1957: Krimou (Kawkab Marrakech) 21 goals
1958: Chtaini (Difaâ El Jadida) 22
1959: Khlifi (Wydad Casablanca) 21
1960: Moussa (Raja Casablanca) 22
1961: Harchaoui (Etoile Casablanca) 19
1962: M’jidou (Chabab Mohammédia) 13 – Krimou (Kawkab Marrakech) – Harchaoui (Etoile Casablanca)
1963: Kebir (FUS Rabat) 17
1964: Trava (Chabab Mohammedia) 23
1965: Fettah (FUS Rabat) 16
1966: Azzaoui (Mouloudia d’Oujda) 14
1967: Chiadmi (Difaâ El Jadida) 18
1968: Hassan Chicha (Difaâ El Jadida) 19
1969: Ahmed Faras (Chabab Mohammedia) 16
1970: Bendris (Union Sidi Kacem) 17
1971: Bendris (Union Sidi Kacem) 19
1972: Ouazir (Difaâ El Jadida) 18
1973: Ahmed Faras (Chabab Mohammedia) 16
1974: Abdelhay (AS Salé) 11 – Ahmed (TAS Casablanca) 11
1975: Hassan Chicha (Difaâ El Jadida) 12
1976: Acila (Chabab Mohammedia) 17
1977: Mohamed Boussati (KAC Kénitra) 17
1978: Chrif (Wydad Casablanca) 16
1979: Achibat (Raja Béni Mellal) 17
1980: Idriss Ouadich (AS FAR) 14
1981: Mohamed Boussati (KAC Kénitra) 17
1982: Mohamed Boussati (KAC Kénitra) 25
1983: Fettah El Ghiati (Maghreb Fez) 10
1984: M’jidou (Wydad Casablanca) -11 Tmimi (Mouloudia Oujda) 11
1985: Boushaba (Renaissance Berkane) 13
1986: Chaouch (Kawkab Marrakech) 13 – Hassan Nader (Wydad Casablanca) 13
1987: Hassan Nader (Wydad Casablanca) 12 – Abderrazzak Khayri (AS FAR) 12
1988: Anaflous (FAR Rabat) 17
1989: Hassan Nader (Wydad Casablanca) 18
1990: Abdeslam Laghrissi (FAR Rabat) 22
1991: Anaflous (FAR Rabat) 15
1992: Anaflous (FAR Rabat) 11
1993: Youssef Fertout (Wydad Casablanca) 18
1994: Ahmed Bahja (Kawkab Marrakech) 14
1995: Abdeslam Laghrissi (FAR Rabat) 15
1996: Soufir (Youth Massira) 16
1997: Anane (Sporting Salé) 16
1998: Rachid Rokki (Chabab Mohammedia) 15
1999: Zouine (Olympique Khouribga) 16
2000: Mustapha Bidodane (FUS Rabat) 17
2001: Samir Sarsar (Kawkab Marrakech) 12
2002: Omar Zaouit (TS Casablanca) 15
2003: Mustapha Bidodane (FUS Rabat) 14
2004: Mustapha Bidodane (Raja Casablanca) 13
2005: Mohamed Armoumen (FAR Rabat) 12
2006: Mamadou Ba Camara (Olympique Khouribga) 9
2007: Jaouad Ouaddouch (FAR Rabat) 12
2008: Abderrazak Lamnasfi (FAR Rabat) 13
2009: Mustapha Allaoui (FAR Rabat) 14
2010: Omar Hassi (Widad Fez) 12
2011: Jaouad Ouadouch (FAR Rabat) 11
2012: Karl Max Dani (Chad/Difaâ El Jadida) 17
2013: Abderazak Hamdallah (Olympic club of Safi) 15
2014: Zoumana Koné (Hassania Union sport d’Agadir) 12
2015: Malek Ivona (Wydad Casablanca) 16
2016: Mehdi Neghmi (AS FAR) 12
2017: William Jebour (Wydad de Casablanca) 19
2018: Mohsine Yajour (Raja de Casablanca) 17
2019: Laba Kodjo (Renaissance of Berkane) 19
2020: Ibrahim El Bahraoui (Rapide Oued Zem) 16
2021: Ayoub El Kaabi (Wydad de Casablanca) 18.
2022: Guy Mbenza (Wydad de Casablanca) 16
2023: Bouly Sambou (Wydad Casablanca) 13
2024: Yousri Bouzok (Raja Casablanca) 14
