Uruguayan Segunda División Amateur
Country | Uruguay |
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Confederation | CONMEBOL |
Founded | 1972 |
Number of teams | 12 |
Level on pyramid | 3 |
Promotion to | Segunda División |
Current champions |
Canadian (1st title) (2012–13) |
Most championships |
La Luz Villa Española (4 titles each) |
Website | segundab.com.uy |
2013-14 season |
Segunda División Amateur is the third division of the Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol league system. The league is sometimes referred to as Segunda B Amateur.
The Uruguayan 3rd division was established in 1972.
The most successful clubs are La Luz and Villa Española, and the current champion is Torque.
Season 2013–14 teams
Team |
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Albion |
Alto Perú |
Basañez |
Colón |
La Luz |
Mar de Fondo |
Oriental |
Parque del Plata |
Platense |
Potencia |
Salus |
Uruguay Montevideo |
Villa Española |
List of champions
Season | Champion | Runner-up | Third |
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1972 | Salus (1) | ||
1973 | Villa Española (1) | ||
1974 | Miramar Misiones (1) | ||
1975 | Progreso (1) | ||
1976 | La Luz (1) | ||
1977 | Salus (2) | ||
1978 | Progreso (2) | ||
1979 | Universidad Mayor (1) | ||
1980 | Villa Española (2) | ||
1981 | Platense (1) | ||
1982 | Cerrito (1) | ||
1983 | Huracán (1) | ||
1984 | Villa Teresa (1) | ||
1985 | Sportivo Italiano (1) | ||
1986 | El Tanque Sisley (1) | ||
1987 | Villa Española (3) | ||
1988 | Colón (2) | ||
1989 | Basañez (1) | ||
1990 | Huracán (2) | ||
1991 | Fénix (1) | ||
1992 | La Luz (1) | ||
1993 | Uruguay Montevideo (1) | ||
1994 | Platense (2) | ||
1995 | Juventud (1) | ||
1996 | Villa Española (4) | El Tanque Sisley | Oriental |
1997 | El Tanque Sisley (2) | Villa Teresa | Oriental |
1998 | Cerrito (2) | Villa Teresa | Platense |
1999 | Villa Teresa (2) | Uruguay Montevideo | No Third-place awarded |
2000 | Colón (3) | Oriental | Huracán |
2001 | La Luz (2) | Boston River | No Third-place awarded |
2002 | Uruguay Montevideo (2) | La Luz | Boston River |
2003 | La Luz (3) | Albion | Platense |
2004 | Oriental (1) | Boston River | No Third-place awarded |
2005 | Platense (3) | Boston River | Oriental |
2006 | Boston River (1) | Alto Perú | No Third-place awarded |
2007–08 | Oriental (2) | Villa Teresa | No Third-place awarded |
2008–09 | Oriental (3) | Torque | No Third-place awarded |
2009–10 | Huracán (3) | Uruguay Montevideo | No Third-place awarded |
2010–11 | Villa Teresa (3) | Colón | No Third-place awarded |
2011–12 | Torque (1) | Canadian | No Third-place awarded |
2012–13 | Canadian (1) | Uruguay Montevideo | No Third-place awarded |
External links
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