"ATTE PEC of Pareste"

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The Agricultural Local Association of the Patriarchal Association of Cyprus Pareklis or the ATE PEK Pareklias (read "at pek") is a Cypriot football team from the Parekliaion of Limassol Province. The team had 8 entries in the fourth category of Cyprus. In 2006 he joined the Pedestrian S.A.P.E. by creating the Association of Young Pareklis. The group was reactivated in 2023.

History

ATE PEK was founded in 1954. The colours of the group are yellow and black. He initially participated in the events of the Football Athletics Federation of Cyprus (PAAOK).

In the summer of 1985 the Cyprus Football Federation (COP) decided to create the fourth class. ATE PEK was among the teams selected by the STOK to participate in the first league of the league and thus joined the COP ranks. ATE PEK participated in the fourth division for 8 consecutive periods. The team's best course was in 1987–88. ATE PEK finished in first place of its group (Lemesos-Pafos), gaining the right to participate in barrage matches with the winners of the other two teams. The first two teams were promoted to the third division. ATE PEK finished in third place of the barrage (equivalent to the second team but lags in the end difference) and lost promotion.

The 1992–93 period was the last that the fourth division was conducted with groups and so most teams of the groups of that period were demoted to the agricultural championships. ATE PEK finished in tenth place of its group and was demoted to the rural (local) championships.

In 2006 he joined AMEP You're making the Union of New Parestes. The team was reactivated in 2023 and continues in the events of the Cyprus Football Sports Federation (PAAOK).

1st Division IV was divided into three groups. ATE PEK participated in the Limassol-Pafu group.
2nd Division IV was divided into four groups. ATE PEK participated in the fourth group.

Titles-Distinctions
Category IV:
Champion (1): 1987–88 (Lemesos-Pafus)

Stok Championship:
Champion (1): 2006

Stok Shield(1): 2006

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