Campeonato Rondoniense

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The Campeonato Rondoniense is the football league of the state of Rondônia, Brazil. Between 1945 and 1990, the league was an amateur competition. The professional league started in 1991.

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[edit] Format

First Division

  • First stage: double round-robin, in which all teams play each other home-and-away games.
  • Second stage: home-and-away playoffs with the top 4 teams of the first stage.

The winner of the second stage is crowned the champion.

The team last placed in the first stage is relegated to the second division.

As in any other Brazilian soccer championship, the format can change every year.

[edit] Clubs

First Division

  • Sport Club Ulbra Ji-Paraná
  • Vilhena Esporte Clube (Vec)
  • Ji-Paraná Futebol Clube
  • Sociedade Esportiva União Cacoalense
  • Sport Club Genus Rononiense
  • Clube Atlético Pimentense
  • Sport Club Shallon

Second Division

  • Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
  • Sociedade Esportiva Ariquemes
  • Clube Recreativo Esportivo Jaruense
  • Armazém Morumbi Futebol Clube
  • Moto Esporte Clube
  • Rolim de Moura Esporte Clube

[edit] List of Champions

[edit] Amateur Era

  • 1945 Ypiranga
  • 1946 Ferroviário
  • 1947 Ferroviário
  • 1948 Ferroviário
  • 1949 Ferroviário
  • 1950 Ferroviário
  • 1951 Ferroviário
  • 1952 Ferroviário
  • 1953 Ypiranga
  • 1954 Moto Clube
  • 1955 Ferroviário
  • 1956 Flamengo
  • 1957 Ferroviário
  • 1958 Ferroviário
  • 1959 Ypiranga
  • 1960 Flamengo
  • 1961 Flamengo
  • 1962 Flamengo
  • 1963 Ferroviário
  • 1964 Ypiranga
  • 1965 Flamengo
  • 1966 Flamengo
  • 1967 Flamengo
  • 1968 Moto Clube
  • 1969 Moto Clube
  • 1970 Ferroviário
  • 1971 Moto Clube
  • 1972 Moto Clube
  • 1973 São Domingos
  • 1974 Botafogo
  • 1975 Moto Clube
  • 1976 Moto Clube
  • 1977 Moto Clube
  • 1978 Ferroviário
  • 1979 Ferroviário
  • 1980 Moto Clube
  • 1981 Moto Clube
  • 1982 Flamengo
  • 1983 Flamengo
  • 1984 Ypiranga
  • 1985 Flamengo
  • 1986 Ferroviário
  • 1987 Ferroviário
  • 1988 not disputed
  • 1989 Ferroviário
  • 1990 not disputed

[edit] Professional Era

Season Winner Runner-up
1991 Ji-Paraná Ferroviário (RO)
1992 Ji-Paraná Grêmio
1993 Ariquemes Porto Velho
1994 Ariquemes Ji-Paraná
1995 Ji-Paraná Pinheiros
1996 Ji-Paraná Ariquemes
1997 Ji-Paraná Ouro Preto
1998 Ji-Paraná Guajará
1999 Ji-Paraná Pinheiros
2000 Guajará Genus
2001 Ji-Paraná União Cacoalense
2002 CFA União Cacoalense
2003 União Cacoalense CFA
2004 União Cacoalense Ji-Paraná
2005 Vilhena Ji-Paraná
2006 Ulbra Ji-Paraná Vinhena
2007 Ulbra Ji-Paraná Jaruense
2008 Ulbra Ji-Paraná Vinhena

[edit] Titles by Team

[edit] Amateur Era

  • Ferroviário (RO) 17 times
  • Flamengo (RO) and Moto Clube 10 times
  • Ypiranga 5 times
  • Botafogo (RO), São Domingos 1 time

[edit] Professional Era

  • Ji-Paraná 8 times
  • Ulbra Ji-Paraná 3 times
  • Ariquemes, União Cacoalense 2 times
  • Guajará, CFA, Vilhena 1 time

[edit] External links

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