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List of Puerto Rican football champions

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This is a list of Puerto Rican football champions over the years. Football, as a sport played by the masses, started late in Puerto Rico's history. There were several amateur tournaments and leagues throughout the second half of the 20th century, but it wasn't until 2008 when the first professional football league was started.

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Torneo Nacional Superior

The Torneo Nacional Superior (TNS) (Superior National Tournament) was the first attempt at organizing the football clubs in the island. It lasted from 1911 until 1994, when a breakaway league formed, and that breakaway league would last until 2002. [1]

SeasonChampions
1911Minerva FC (1)
1912Not held
1913Not held
1914Celtics FC (1)
1915San Juan FC (1)
1916Not held
1917Not held
1918Not held
1919Not held
1920San Juan FC (2)
1921España FC (1)
1922Real San Juan FC (1)
1923Not held
1924Not held
1925Not held
1926Real San Juan FC (2)
1927España FC (2)
1928España FC (3)
1929España FC (4)
1930España FC (5)
1931Not held
1932Not held
1933Not held
1934Arecibo FC (1)
1935Arecibo FC (2)
1936Real San Juan FC (3)
1937Not held
1938Not held
1939Not held
1940Not held
1941Not held
1942Not held
1943Not held
1944Not held
1945Not held
1946America FC (1)
1947America FC (2)
1948America FC (3)
1949Arqueros Verdes (1)
1950Not held
1951Arqueros Verdes (2)
1952Not held
1953Santurce FC (1)
1954Not held
1955Not held
1956Caribes FC (1)
1957Caribes FC (2)
1958Arqueros Verdes (3)
1959Millionarios FC (1)
1960Suizos FC (1)
1961Atlético de Añasco (1)
1962Atlético de Añasco (2)
1963Don Bosco FC (1)
Deportivo Español (1)
1964Interguayamés FC (1)
1965Atlético de Añasco (3)
1966Not held
1967Roosevelt FC (1)
1968Roosevelt FC (2)
1969Don Bosco FC (2)
1970Don Bosco FC (3)
1971Guayama FC (1)
1972Roosevelt FC (3)
1973Roosevelt FC (4)
1974Guayama FC (2)
1975Academia Quintana FC (1)
1976Atlético Guayamés (1)
1977Atlético Guayamés (2)
1978Academia Quintana FC (2)
1979Remanso FC (1)
1980YaMa Sun Oil (1)
1981Academia Quintana FC (3)
1982Not held
1983Brujos de Guayama (1)
1984Academia Quintana FC (4)
1985Brujos de Guayama (2)
1986Academia Quintana FC (5)
1987Brujos de Guayama (3)
1988Academia Quintana FC (6)
1989Academia Quintana FC (7)
1990Cruz Azul (Guayama) (1)
1991Guayama FC (3)
1992Bucaneros de Arroyo (1)
1993Bucaneros de Arroyo (2)
1994Don Bosco FC (4)
Rafael Santiago (1)

Championships by team

ClubTitles
Academia Quintana FC7
España FC5
Don Bosco FC4
Roosevelt FC4
America FC3
Arqueros Verdes3
Atlético de Añasco3
Brujos de Guayama3
Guayama FC3
Real San Juan FC3
Arecibo FC2
Atlético Guayamés2
Bucaneros de Arroyo2
Caribes FC2
San Juan FC2
Celtics FC1
Cruz Azul (Guayama)1
Deportivo Español1
Interguayamés FC1
Millionarios FC1
Minerva FC1
Rafael Santiago1
Remanso FC1
Santurce FC1
Suizos FC1
YaMa Sun Oil1

For unknown reasons, several teams broke away and created a second league. Both of them existed from 1995 until 2005, when a united island-wide championship began to be organized.

SeasonChampions
1995–96Academia Quintana FC (1)
1996–97Academia Quintana FC (2)
1997–98Academia Quintana FC (3)
1998–99CF Nacional (Carolina) (1)
1999–2000Academia Quintana FC (4)
2000–01Academia Quintana FC (5)
2001–02Academia Quintana FC (6)
2002–03Not held
2003–04Not held
2004–05Not held

Championships by team

ClubTitles
Academia Quintana FC6
CF Nacional (Carolina)1

Asociación de Fútbol de Puerto Rico

The Asociación de Fútbol de Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico Football Association) existed for a single season (1996) with teams from San Juan, Yabucoa, Caguas, Maunabo, Guayama, Ponce, Cabo Rojo, Mayagüez, Aguadilla, and Arecibo. [1]

Liga Mayor de Fútbol Nacional

Created by teams that broke away from the TNS, the Liga Mayor de Fútbol Nacional (LMFN) (Major League of National Football) lasted for nine seasons and ran parallel to the TNS. [1]

Champions by season

SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-upRegular season winner
1996–97 Maunabo Leones (1)2–0 Puerto Rico Islanders Puerto Rico Islanders
1997–98 Puerto Rico Islanders (1)3–0 Brujos (Guayama) Puerto Rico Islanders
1998–99 Puerto Rico Islanders (2)4–0 Cardenales (Río Piedras) Cardenales (Río Piedras)
1999–00 Vaqueros de Bayamón (1)1–0 Gigantes de Carolina FC Puerto Rico Islanders
2000–01 Puerto Rico Islanders (3)4–3 Brujos (Guayama) Puerto Rico Islanders
2001–02 Vaqueros de Bayamón (2)3–0 Puerto Rico Islanders Vaqueros de Bayamón
2002–03 Sporting (Carolina) (1)2–1 Vaqueros de Bayamón Sporting (Carolina)
2003–04 Sporting (San Lorenzo) (1)1–0 Caguas Huracan Sporting (San Lorenzo)
2004–05 Real Quintana (1)2–1 CF Fraigcomar CF Fraigcomar

Championships by team

ClubTitlesRunners-up
Puerto Rico Islanders 32
Vaqueros de Bayamón 21
Maunabo Leones 1—
Real Quintana 1—
Sporting (Carolina) 1—
Sporting (San Lorenzo) 1—
Brujos (Guayama) —2
Cardenales (Río Piedras) —1
CF Fraigcomar —1
Gigantes de Carolina FC —1
Caguas Huracan —1

Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol

In 2005, a united national championship was organized by the Puerto Rican Football Federation, the Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol (National Football Championship), but it was composed mainly from teams from the LMF. [1]

SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-up
2005 CF Fraigcomar (1)1–0 Huracán FC Caguas
2006 CF Fraigcomar (2)4–1 Academia Quintana FC
2007 CF Fraigcomar (3)2–1 Atléticos de Levittown FC

Championships by team

ClubTitlesRunners-up
CF Fraigcomar 3—
Huracán FC Caguas —1
Academia Quintana FC —1
Atléticos de Levittown FC —1

Puerto Rico Soccer League

In 2008, the first professional league was created, the Puerto Rico Soccer League (PRSL), which was composed of eight teams playing the regular season, and the top four seeded moving on to the playoffs. A ninth team joined in 2009, three teams joined in 2010, and one team joined for the 2011 season, after which the league folded. A new professional league, the Liga Profesional de Fútbol de Puerto Rico, was scheduled to start in 2013.

SeasonChampionsAggregateRunners-up1st leg2nd legRegular season winner
20081 Sevilla FC Bayamón (1)2–1 CA River Plate Ponce ---- Sevilla FC Bayamón (1)
2009 Bayamón FC (1)3–2 Atlético de San Juan FC 2–21–0 CA River Plate Ponce (1)
20102 CA River Plate Ponce (1)3–0 Puerto Rico Islanders FC 1–02–0--
20113 FC Leones de Ponce (1)1–1 (3–0 pen.) Sevilla FC Juncos ---- Sevilla FC Juncos (2)
2012Not held
2013
2014 (Super Copa Gigante)Criollos FC (Caguas)(1)2–1 Bayamón FC
2014 (Copa Criolla)Criollos FC (Caguas)(2) RR Academia Quintana FC
2014 (Copa Excelencia)Criollos FC (Caguas)(3) RR FC Mayagüez
2015SPDP Spartans(1) RR Academia Quintana FC
2016 Metropolitan FA (1)2–2 (3–1 pen.) Bayamón FC
2017GPS Puerto Rico(1)2–1 Bayamón FC
1The 2008 championship match had only one leg.
2The 2010 season was cancelled. This match was the final of the Supercopa DirecTV 2010, which served as the qualifier for the 2011 CFU Club Championship.
3The 2011 championship match had only one leg. After 120 minutes, the game was decided in favor of FC Leones de Ponce, who were able to successful convert its first three penalty attempts and, also, were able to stop all three attempts from Sevilla FC Juncos.

Championships by team

ClubTitlesRunners-up
Criollos FC (Caguas)3—
Bayamón FC 13
CA River Plate Ponce 11
Sevilla FC Puerto Rico 11
FC Leones de Ponce 1—
GPS Puerto Rico1—
Metropolitan FA 1—
SPDP Spartans1—
Atlético de San Juan FC —1
Academia Quintana FC —2
Puerto Rico Islanders FC —1
FC Mayagüez—1

Liga Nacional de Fútbol

In 2008, along with the first division, a PRSL 2nd division tournament was organized, anticipating a promotion/relegation system, which was scheduled to start in 2011, but that was postponed till 2013. In 2009, the Puerto Rico Football Federation renamed the 2nd division league as the Liga Nacional de Fútbol (National Football League) and made it a separate league. The 2008 season had eighteen teams divided in three groups; the 2009 season had sixteen teams divided in two groups; while the 2010 season had twenty-one teams divided in four groups. For the 2011 season, the LNFPR split into a first division with eight teams and a second division with 14 teams, retaking the promotion/relegation ideas, which is to start in 2013.

SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-up
2008 San Juan Sharks (1)4–1 Maunabo Leones FC
2009 Maunabo Leones FC (1)2–1 Bayamón FC
2010 Maunabo Leones FC (2)2–0 Bayamón FC
2011 Bayamón FC (1) RR Sevilla FC Puerto Rico
2012 Bayamón FC (2) RR Sevilla FC Puerto Rico
2013 Sevilla FC Puerto Rico (1)6–0 Bayamón FC
2014 Yabuco Sual FC (1)2–2 (8–7 pen.) Guayama FC
2015 Criollos de Caguas FC (1)4–2 Guayama FC
20161 Puerto Rico FC (1)4–1 Criollos de Caguas FC
2017–18Not held
1The 2016 season was cancelled. This match was the final of the 2016 Copa Luis Villarejo, which served as the qualifier for the 2017 CFU Club Championship.

Championships by team

ClubTitlesRunners-up
Bayamón FC 23
Maunabo Leones FC 21
Sevilla FC Puerto Rico 12
Criollos de Caguas FC 11
Puerto Rico FC 1—
San Juan Sharks 1—
Yabuco Sual FC 1—
Guayama FC —2

Liga Puerto Rico

In August 2018, a new league called Liga Puerto Rico was announced by the Puerto Rican Football Federation. [2] Prior to the announcement, the federation organized a preparatory tournament that ran from March until June 2018. [3] Ten teams participated in the tournament which was eventually won by Bayamón FC. [4] The league's official launch event attended by FIFA and CONCACAF delegates was held on August 23, 2018 with the league set to begin play the following month. [5] The league began play on September 29, 2018. [6]

SeasonChampionsRunners-upRef.
2018–19 Metropolitan FA (1) Bayamon FC [7]
2019–20 Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Puerto Rico [8]
2020–21 [9]
2021 Bayamon FC (1) Metropolitan FA [10]
2022 Metropolitan FA (2)Puerto Rico Sol
2022 Apertura Metropolitan FA (3)Puerto Rico Sol
2023 Clausura Metropolitan FA (4) Academia Quintana
2023 Apertura Academia Quintana (1) Metropolitan FA
2024 Clausura Academia Quintana (2) Metropolitan FA
2024 Academia Quintana (3) Metropolitan FA

Championships by team

ClubTitlesRunners-up
Metropolitan FA 44
Academia Quintana 31
Bayamón FC 11
Puerto Rico Sol—2

Liga Puerto Rico Pro

In 2025, the league was renamed as the Liga Puerto Rico Pro by the Puerto Rican Football Federation.

SeasonChampionsRunners-upRef.
2025 Metropolitan FA (1) Academia Quintana
2025-26 Academia Quintana (1)Puerto Rico Surf

Championships by team

ClubTitlesRunners-up
Academia Quintana 11
Metropolitan FA 1—
Puerto Rico Surf—1

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "Puerto Rico - List of Champions". RSSSF . Retrieved 2011-06-10.
  2. ↑ "La FPF Anuncia Lanzamiento de la Liga Puerto Rico". www.facebook.com. Archived from the original on 2019-12-07. Retrieved 2018-08-18.
  3. ↑ Jusino, Edwin (27 March 2018). "Comienza el Torneo Preparatorio de la Federación" (in Spanish). Futbol Boricua. Archived from the original on 6 July 2018. Retrieved 17 May 2021.
  4. ↑ "Bayamón se Corona Campeón del Torneo Preparatorio - Ciudad de Bayamón". 11 June 2018. Archived from the original on 16 June 2019. Retrieved 18 August 2018.
  5. ↑ "La Federación lanza su liga elite superior amateur llamada Liga Puerto Rico" (in Spanish). futbolboricua.co. 25 August 2018. Archived from the original on 10 January 2020. Retrieved 24 April 2021.
  6. ↑ Schöggl, Hans. "Puerto Rico - List of Champions". RSSSF . Archived from the original on 25 July 2022. Retrieved 26 June 2022.
  7. ↑
  8. ↑ Stokkermans, Karel. "Puerto Rico 2019/20". RSSSF . Archived from the original on 25 July 2022. Retrieved 22 April 2021.
  9. ↑ "En compas de esper la FPF para reiniciar la Liga Puerto Rico" (in Spanish). Liga Puerto Rico. Archived from the original on 13 April 2021. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  10. ↑ "Bayamon FC es el nuevo monarca del futbol local" (in Spanish). Liga Puerto Rico. Archived from the original on 25 January 2022. Retrieved 19 December 2021.

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