Bolivian Football Regional Leagues

The third tier of the Bolivian football league system consists of nine regional leagues (one for each department); the number of participants varies depending

on the department. It usually has between 8 and 12 teams. The winner and the runner-up of each league compete in the Copa Simón Bolívar, with the winner of such a tournament gaining promotion to the 1st Division, and the runner-up playing a play-off match with the last two placed teams in the First Division. Until 1976, all 8 regional championships (Pando didn't have an organized tournament at the time) were the top division of the national football pyramid, with the winner of the Copa Simón Bolívar being crowned as national champion.

The oldest regional championship is the one played in La Paz. It started in 1914 and it was considered for many years as the top Bolivian league, especially when it turned into a semi-professional tournament in 1950 and started to include teams from Oruro and Cochabamba.

## Copa Simón Bolívar

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Main article: Copa Simón Bolívar (Bolivia)

The tournament started in 1960. Initially, only champions from La Paz, Cochabamba, Oruro and Santa Cruz participated. In later years, teams from other associations joined the cup, and the tournament eventually also had runners-up participating.

Until 1976, with the lack of a nationwide league, the cup determined the national champion and representative teams for the Copa Libertadores. With the creation of the Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano, the Bolivian FA stopped organizing the tournament.

In 1989, the tournament was resurrected, with the same format of both champions and runners-up from each association, but this time each regional league was the second tier on the football pyramid so the champion was supposed to be awarded a place in the professional league. Previously, the last placed team in the 1st division was replaced by the regional champion of its department. However, that practice was kept until 1993 when finally the champion was awarded a spot in the top league.

The competition format changes frequently. In 2008, the teams were divided into three groups of six teams, to save costs. Geographically close teams were teamed up and played on a home-away round-robin basis, with group 1 consisting of teams from La Paz, Oruro and Cochabamba; group 2 of teams from Potosí, Chuquisaca and Tarija, and group 3 of teams from Santa Cruz, Beni and Pando. The top two placed teams advanced to the next round, now playing play-offs on home-away basis, the three winners and the best loser advanced to the semifinals and then the final.

### Liga Nacional B

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Main article: Liga Nacional B

It was announced by LFPB that, due to the change of football in First Division, Copa Simon Bolivar would be replaced by Liga Nacional B which consists of thirteen clubs, the champions from each department except for Tarija which would have two clubs (Champions and runner-up), the last two relegated teams from First division and the winners of Torneo Nacional Provincial. La Paz Football Association and Oruro Football Association Championship were against this change, however the National Football Association and Bolivian Football Federation approved this change in Bolivian Football.

## Beni Football Association Championship

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Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

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1989 | Primero de Mayo | Naval Mamoré
1990 | Primero de Mayo | Naval Mamoré
1991 | Universitario | Primero de Mayo
1992 | Universitario | Bolívar
1993 | Atlético Pompeya | Ferrocarril San Antonio
1994 | Bolívar | Universitario
1995 | Universitario | Ingenieros
1996 | Universitario | Huracán Tupiza
1997 | Atlético Pompeya | Universitario
1998 | Atlético Pompeya | Universitario
1999 | Atlético Pompeya | Universitario
2000 | Huracán Tupiza | Proyecto San José La Palmera
2001 | Primero de Mayo | Universitario
2002 | Primero de Mayo | Universitario
2003 | Primero de Mayo | Universitario
2004 | Primero de Mayo | Universitario
2005 | Universitario | Real Mamoré
2006 | Real Mamoré | Proyecto San José La Palmera
2007 | Universitario | Primero de Mayo
2008 | Primero de Mayo | Universitario
2009 | Universitario | Primero de Mayo
2010 | Primero de Mayo | Atlético Marbán
2011 | Universitario | Primero de Mayo
2011–12 | Universitario | Proyecto San José La Palmera
2012–13 | Proyecto San José La Palmera | Universitario
2013–14 | Universitario | Deportivo Kivón
2014–15 | Universitario | Deportivo Kivón
2015–16 | Universitario | Deportivo Kivón
2016–17 | Universitario | San Lorenzo
2017 II | Deportivo Kivón | —
2018 I | Libertad Gran Mamoré | —
2018 II | Deportivo Kivón | Universitario
2019 | Real Kateri | Deportivo Kivón
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 I | Libertad Gran Mamoré | Deportivo Kivón
2021 II | Libertad Gran Mamoré | Alianza Beni
2023 | Universitario | Germán Busch

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## Chuquisaca Football Association Championship

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Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

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1989  | Independiente Petrolero (1)  | Fancesa
1990  | Universitario (1)  | Stormers
1991  | Universitario (2)  | Fancesa
1992  | Universitario (3)  | Fancesa
1993  | Universitario (4)  | Stormers
1994  | Universitario (5)  | Stormers
1995  | Universitario (6)  | Real IPTK
1996  | Universitario (7)  | Fancesa
1997  | Fancesa (1)  | Junín
1998  | Stormers (1)  | Juver Sucrense
1999  | Fancesa (2)  | Guaraní de Sucre
2000  | Stormers (2)  | Guaraní de Sucre
2001  | Guaraní de Sucre (1)  | Fancesa
2002  | Fancesa (3)  | Guaraní de Sucre
2003  | Fancesa (4)  | Stormers
2004  | Universitario (8)  | Independiente Petrolero
2005 | Universitario (9) | Fancesa
2006 | Fancesa (5) | Independiente Petrolero
2007 | Fancesa (6) | Independiente Petrolero
2008 | Fancesa (7) | Independiente Petrolero
2009 | Fancesa (8) | Independiente Petrolero
2010 | Independiente Petrolero (2) | Fancesa
2011 | Flamengo de Sucre (1) | Guaraní de Sucre
2011–12  | Flamengo de Sucre (2)  | Fancesa
2012–13  | Fancesa (9)  | Flamengo de Sucre
2013–14  | Fancesa (10)  | Stormers
2014–15  | Fancesa (11)  | Guaraní de Sucre
2015–16  | Fancesa (12)  | Stormers
2016–17  | Atlético Sucre (1)  | Flamengo de Sucre
2017  | Independiente Petrolero (3)  | Deportivo Alemán
2018  | Independiente Petrolero (4)  | Stormers
2019 I  | Independiente Petrolero (5)  | Fancesa
2019 II  | Independiente Petrolero (6)  | Fancesa
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021  | Universitario (10)  | Fancesa
2022  | Mojocoya (1)  | Stormers
2023  | Atlético Sucre (1)  | Fancesa

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## Cochabamba Football Association Championship

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Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

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1989  | Petrolero (1)  | Enrique Happ
1990  | Petrolero (2)  | Litoral
1991  | San Pedro (1)  | Enrique Happ
1992  | Metalsan (1)  | Enrique Happ
1993  | Enrique Happ (1)  | Universitario
1994  | Aurora (1)  | Universitario
1995  | Aurora (2)  | San Pedro
1996  | Aurora (3)  | Universitario
1997  | Aurora (4)  | Universitario
1998  | Aurora (5)  | Enrique Happ
1999  | Aurora (6)  | Universitario
2000  | Aurora (7)  | Cala Cala
2001  | Aurora (8)  | Independiente de Quillacollo
2002  | Aurora (9)  | Independiente de Quillacollo
2003  | Independiente de Quillacollo (1)  | Esparta
2004  | Independiente de Quillacollo (2)  | Esparta
2005  | Independiente de Quillacollo (3)  | Esparta
2006  | Esparta (1)  | Aurora
2007 | Universitario (1) | Real Cochabamba
2008 | Enrique Happ (2) | Nueva Cliza
2009 | Universitario (2) | Enrique Happ
2010 | Enrique Happ (3) | Bata
2011 | Jorge Wilstermann (1) | Enrique Happ
2011–12  | Jorge Wilstermann (2)  | Universitario
2012–13  | Municipal Tiquipaya (1)  | Universitario
2013–14  | Enrique Happ (4)  | Nueva Cliza
2014–15  | Aurora (10)  | Arauco Prado
2015–16  | Municipal Tiquipaya (2)  | Aurora
2016–17  | Aurora (11)  | Enrique Happ
2018  | Bata (1)  | Enrique Happ
2019 I  | Arauco Prado (1)  | Atlético Palmaflor
2019 II  | Cochabamba FC (1)  | Municipal Tiquipaya
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021  | San Antonio Bulo Bulo (1)  | Nueva Cliza
2022  | San Antonio Bulo Bulo (2)  | Enrique Happ
2023  | Pasión Celeste (1)  | Municipal Tiquipaya

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## La Paz Football Association Championships

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Ed.  | Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

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Amateur era

| 1914[4] | The Strongest (1) | Colegio Militar

| 1915 | Colegio Militar (1) | The Strongest

| 1916 | The Strongest (2) | Workmen

| 1917 | The Strongest (3) | New Fighters

| 1918–1921 | No tournament

| 1922 | The Strongest (4) | Universitario

| 1923 | The Strongest (5) | Universitario

| 1924 | The Strongest (6) | Universitario

| 1925 | The Strongest (7) | Universitario

| 1926 | No tournament

| 1927 | Nimbles Sport (1) | Bolívar

| 1928 | Colegio Militar (2) | Universitario

| 1929 | Universitario (1) | The Strongest

| 1930 | The Strongest (8) | Bolívar

| 1931 | Nimbles Sport (2) | Huracán

| 1932 | Bolívar (1) | The Strongest

| 1933–1934 | No championship held due to the Chaco War

| 1935 | The Strongest (9) | Ayacucho

| 1936 | Ayacucho (1) | San Calixto

| 1937 | Bolívar (2) | Atlético Alianza

| 1938 | The Strongest (10) | Bolívar

| 1939 | Bolívar (3) | Atlético La Paz

| 1940 | Bolívar (4) | The Strongest

| 1941 | Bolívar (5) | Ferroviario

| 1942 | Bolívar (6) | The Strongest

| 1943 | The Strongest (11) | Bolívar

| 1944 | Ferroviario (1) | The Strongest

| 1945 | The Strongest (12) | Bolívar

| 1946 | The Strongest (13) | Bolívar

| 1947 | Lítoral (1) | Bolívar

| 1948 | Lítoral (2) | Unión Maestranza

| 1949 | Lítoral (3) | Bolívar
Professional era

| 1950 | Bolívar (7) | Litoral

| 1951 | Always Ready (1) | Bolívar

| 1952 | The Strongest (14) | Always Ready

| 1953 | Bolívar (8) | Always Ready

| 1954 | Lítoral (4) | The Strongest

| 1955 | Chaco Petrolero (1) | Bolívar

| 1956 | Bolívar (9) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1957 | Always Ready (2) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1958 | Deportivo Municipal (1) | The Strongest

| 1959 | Always Ready (3) | Bolívar

| 1960 | Deportivo Municipal (2) | Bolívar

| 1961 | Deportivo Municipal (3) | The Strongest

| 1962 | Chaco Petrolero (2) | The Strongest

| 1963 | The Strongest (15) | Always Ready

| 1964 | The Strongest (16) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1965 | Deportivo Municipal (4) | The Strongest

| 1966 | Bolívar (10) | 31 de Octubre

| 1967 | Bolívar (11) | Always Ready

| 1968 | Always Ready (4) | Bolívar

| 1969 | Bolívar (12) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1970 | The Strongest (17) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1971 | The Strongest (18) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1972 | Lítoral (5) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1973 | Deportivo Municipal (5) | 31 de Octubre

| 1974 | The Strongest (19) | Bolívar

| 1975 | 31 de Octubre (1) | Always Ready

| 1976 | Bolívar (13) | The Strongest
Amateur era

| 1977 | 31 de Octubre (2) | Litoral

| 1978 | 31 de Octubre (3) | 1 de Mayo

| 1979 | No tournament

| 1980 | Unión Maestranza (1) | Chaco Petrolero

| 1981 | Chaco Petrolero (3) | Unión Maestranza

| 1982 | Mariscal Braun (1) | Lítoral

| 1983 | Lítoral (6) | Unión Maestranza

| 1984–1985 | No tournament

| 1986 | Always Ready (5) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1987 | Chaco Petrolero (4) | Independiente Alas

| 1988 | Mariscal Braun (2) | Chaco Petrolero

| 1989 | Chaco Petrolero (5) | Unión Maestranza

| 1990 | Chaco Petrolero (6) | Mariscal Braun

| 1991 | Litoral (7) | Mariscal Braun

| 1992 | Chaco Petrolero (7) | Mariscal Braun

| 1993 | Always Ready (6) | Mariscal Braun

| 1994 | Chaco Petrolero (8) | Always Ready

| 1995 | Chaco Petrolero (9) | Deportivo Municipal

| 1996 | La Paz (1) | Mariscal Braun

| 1997 | La Paz (2) | Mariscal Santa Cruz

| 1998 | Deportivo Municipal (6) | Mariscal Braun

| 1999 | Mariscal Braun (3) | Litoral

| 2000 | Iberoamericana (1) | Atlético González

| 2001 | Litoral (8) | Chaco Petrolero

| 2002 | La Paz (3) | Deportivo Zuraca

| 2003 | La Paz (4) | Mariscal Braun

| 2004 | Deportivo Zuraca (1) | ABB

| 2005 | Mariscal Braun (4) | ABB

| 2006 | Mariscal Braun (5) | Chaco Petrolero

| 2007 | Mariscal Braun (6) | Ferroviario

| 2008 | ABB (1) | Fraternidad Tigres

| 2009 | Fraternidad Tigres (1) | 31 de Octubre

| 2010 | Mariscal Braun (7) | ABB

| 2011 | ABB (2) | Unión Maestranza

| 2011–12 | Unión Maestranza (2) | ABB

| 2012–13 | Unión Maestranza (3) | 31 de Octubre

| 2013–14 | Unión Maestranza (4) | Ramiro Castillo

| 2014–15 | Unión Maestranza (5) | Ramiro Castillo

| 2015–16 | Ramiro Castillo (1) | Always Ready

| 2016–17 | Ramiro Castillo (2) | Always Ready

| 2017–18 | Always Ready (7) | Deportivo FATIC

| 2018–19 | Deportivo FATIC (1) | Virgen de Chijipata

| 2020 | Deportivo FATIC (2) | Chaco Petrolero

| 2021 | Deportivo FATIC (3) | Unión Maestranza

| 2022 | Deportivo FATIC (4) | Chaco Petrolero

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| 2023 | Deportivo FATIC (5) | Hiska Nacional

## Oruro Football Association Championship

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Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

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|

1989 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | Ferroviario
1990 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | Ferroviario
1991 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | ENAF
1992 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | MAFAL
1993 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | Ingenieros
1994 | Ingenieros | Estudiantes Frontanilla
1995 | Oruro Royal | Estudiantes Frontanilla
1996 | Ingenieros | Estudiantes Frontanilla
1997 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | Atlético La Joya
1998 | Estudiantes Frontanilla | Ingenieros
1999 | Oruro Royal | Ingenieros
2000 | San José | Ingenieros
2001 | San José | Ingenieros
2002 | Ingenieros | Atlético La Joya
2003 | Ingenieros | Oruro Royal
2004 | Ingenieros | Atlético La Joya
2005 | Atlético La Joya | Deportivo Huachacalla
2006 | Deportivo Cristal | Oruro Royal
2007 | Deportivo Cristal | Deportivo Huachacalla
2008 | Deportivo Cristal | Ingenieros
2009 | Deportivo Cristal | Oruro Royal
2010 | 31 de Octubre | Oruro Royal
2011 | Oruro Royal | Huanuni
2011–12 | Oruro Royal | Huanuni
2012–13 | Huanuni | Oruro Royal
2013–14 | Oruro Royal | Huanuni
2014–15 | Huanuni | Oruro Royal
2015–16 | Deportivo Escara | Deportivo Kala
2016 | Deportivo Kala | Deportivo Escara
2017 | Huanuni | Sur-Car
2018 | Huanuni | Deportivo Escara
2019 | Huanuni | Sur-Car
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 | Deportivo Shalon | Huanuni
2022 | Huanuni | CDT Real Oruro
2023 | CDT Real Oruro | Sur-Car

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## Pando Football Association Championship

[edit]

Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

|
|

1997 | Unión Comercio | —
1998 | Cobija | Vaca Díez
1999 | Cobija | Porvenir
2000 | Cobija | Antequera
2001 | Cobija | Veracruz
2002 | Cobija | Oriente Agropecuario
2003 | Oriente Agropecuario | Cobija
2004 | Cobija | Vaca Díez
2005 | Vaca Díez | Deportivo Paraíso
2006 | Vaca Díez | 27 de Mayo
2007 | Vaca Díez | Miraflores
2008 | Miraflores | Vaca Díez
2009 | Vaca Díez | Universitario
2010 | Vaca Díez | Universitario
2011 | Vaca Díez | Miraflores
2011–12 | Vaca Díez | Real Vaca Díez
2012–13 | Universitario | Vaca Díez
2013–14 | Real Mapajo | Miraflores
2014–15 | Mariscal Sucre | Real Mapajo
2015–16 | Miraflores | Mariscal Sucre
2016–17 | Gatty Ribeiro | Vaca Díez
2018 | Gatty Ribeiro | Mariscal Sucre
2019 I | Mariscal Sucre | Vaca Díez
2019 II | Vaca Díez | Mariscal Sucre
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 | Mariscal Sucre | Vaca Díez
2022 | Mariscal Sucre | Vaca Díez
2023 | Moto Club | Real Mapajo

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## Potosí Football Association Championship

[edit]

Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

|
|

1989 | Independiente Unificada | Real Potosí
1990 | Real Potosí | Municipal
1991 | Real Potosí | Real SENAC
1992 | Independiente Unificada | Municipal
1993 | Municipal | Real SENAC
1994 | Municipal | —
1995 | Real Potosí | Alianza Litoral
1996 | Real Potosí | Municipal
1997 | Real Potosí | Municipal
1998 | Municipal | Real Villazón
1999 | Municipal | Universitario
2000 | Municipal | Nacional Potosí
2001 | Municipal | Universitario
2002 | Nacional Potosí | 1º de Mayo
2003 | Universitario | Nacional Potosí
2004 | Nacional Potosí | Universitario
2005 | Universitario | Stormers San Lorenzo
2006 | Nacional Potosí | Municipal
2007 | Nacional Potosí | Universitario
2008 | Nacional Potosí | Stormers San Lorenzo
2009 | Stormers San Lorenzo | Universitario
2010 | Nacional Potosí | Universitario
2011 | Stormers San Lorenzo | Universitario
2011–12 | Wilstermann Cooperativas | Atlético Nacional Emilio Alave
2012–13 | Atlético Nacional Emilio Alave | Wilstermann Cooperativas
2013–14 | Wilstermann Cooperativas | Atlético Nacional Emilio Alave
2014–15 | Wilstermann Cooperativas | Interfi
2015–16 | Rosario Central | Wilstermann Cooperativas
2016–17 | Wilstermann Cooperativas | Stormers San Lorenzo
2018 | Ferrocarril Palmeiras | Rosario Central
2019 | Stormers San Lorenzo | Wilstermann Cooperativas
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 | Rosario Central | Ferrocarril Palmeiras
2021–22 | Wilstermann Cooperativas | Deportivo JUVA
2023 | Real Potosí | Wilstermann Cooperativas

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## Santa Cruz Football Association Championship

[edit]

Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

|
|

1989 | Universidad Cruceña | Grigotá
1990 | Universidad Cruceña | Guabirá
1991 | Universidad Cruceña | Guabirá
1992 | Guabirá | Municipal Braniff
1993 | Real Santa Cruz | Florida
1994 | Cooper | Libertad
1995 | Universidad Cruceña | Municipal Braniff
1996 | Blooming | Universidad Cruceña
1997 | Municipal Braniff | Universidad Cruceña
1998 | Libertad | Municipal Braniff
1999 | Municipal Braniff | Cooper
2000 | Cooper | Destroyers
2001 | Universidad Cruceña | Libertad
2002 | Libertad | Real Santa Cruz
2003 | Destroyers | Real Santa Cruz
2004 | Universidad Cruceña | Destroyers
2005 | Guabirá | Universidad Cruceña
2006 | Universidad Cruceña | Guabirá
2007 | Real Santa Cruz | Guabirá
2008 | Universidad Cruceña | Real Santa Cruz
2009 | Guabirá | Destroyers
2010 | Real América | Callejas
2011 | Universidad Cruceña | Real Santa Cruz
2011–12 | Real Santa Cruz | Sport Boys Warnes
2012–13 | Universidad Cruceña | Destroyers
2013–14 | Destroyers | El Torno
2014–15 | Guabirá | Royal Pari
2015–16 | Real América | Destroyers
2016–17 | Destroyers | Royal Pari
2018 | Real Santa Cruz | Universidad Cruceña
2019 I | Torre Fuerte | Universidad Cruceña
2019 II | Real Santa Cruz | Ferroviario
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 I | Argentinos Juniors | Torre Fuerte
2021 II | Destroyers | Argentinos Juniors
2023 | Ciudad Nueva Santa Cruz | Nueva Santa Cruz

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## Tarija Football Association Championship

[edit]

Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

|
|

1989 | Independiente | Litoral
1990 | Royal Obrero | Deportivo Municipal
1991 | Universitario | Petrolero
1992 | Petrolero | Unión Tarija
1993 | Independiente | Litoral
1994 | Independiente | Unión Tarija
1995 | Independiente | Nacional Senac
1996 | Deportivo Municipal | Independiente
1997 | Unión Tarija | Ciclón
1998 | Ciclón | Unión Tarija
1999 | Ciclón | Universitario
2000 | Ciclón | Universitario
2001 | Universitario | Ciclón
2002 | Atlético Bermejo | Entel
2003 | Universitario | Royal Obrero
2004 | Atlético Bermejo | Entel
2005 | Entel | Royal Obrero
2006 | Ciclón | Universitario
2007 | Unión Tarija | Ciclón
2008 | Petrolero | Ciclón
2009 | Ciclón | Petrolero
2010 | Ciclón | García Agreda
2011 | Petrolero | García Agreda
2011–12 | García Agreda | Petrolero
2012–13 | Ciclón | García Agreda
2013–14 | Ciclón | Atlético Bermejo
2014–15 | Ciclón | García Agreda
2015–16 | Atlético Bermejo | García Agreda
2016–17 | Atlético Bermejo | Ciclón
2017 II | Atlético Bermejo | Ciclón
2018 I | Atlético Bermejo | Petrolero
2018 II | Nacional Senac | Atlético Bermejo
2019 I | Real Tomayapo | Nacional Senac
2019 II | Atlético Bermejo | Real Tomayapo
2020 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 I | García Agreda | Atlético Bermejo
2021 II | Ciclón | Nacional Senac
2022 | Atlético Bermejo | García Agreda
2023 | Deportivo Municipal | Pumas Chapacos

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## Yacuiba Football Association Championship

[edit]

Season  | Champion  | Runner-up

|
|

2016 | Juventud Unida | Independiente
2017 | Independiente | Deportivo El Palmar
2018 | Juventud Unida | Independiente
2019 | Independiente | Juventud Unida
2022 | Olimpia del Chaco Petrolero | Deportivo El Palmar
2023 | Municipalidad de Yacuiba | Olimpia del Chaco Petrolero

## References

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2. ^ "ASOCIACION CHUQUISAQUEÑA DE FUTBOL". Archived from the original on 2015-04-12. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
3. ^ "ASOCIACION DE FUTBOL DE COCHABAMBA". Archived from the original on 2015-04-12. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
4. ^ "ASOCIACION DE FUTBOL DE LA PAZ". Archived from the original on 2015-04-11. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
5. ^ "ASOCIACION DE FUTBOL ORURO". Archived from the original on 2015-04-12. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
6. ^ "ASOCIACION PANDIÑA DE FUTBOL". Archived from the original on 2015-04-11. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
7. ^ "ASOCIACION DE FUTBOL POTOSÍ". Archived from the original on 2015-04-11. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
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9. ^ "ASOCIACION TARIJEÑA DE FUTBOL". Archived from the original on 2015-04-12. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

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