See also the list of final tables
Note that the name of the second level changed several times, while it underwent restructuring twice, in 1935 and 1986.
Notes:
AAF: Asociación Argentina de Football. AAm: Asociación Amateurs de Football. FAF: Federación Argentina de Football. LAF: Liga Argentina de Football.
Season Type Champions Best Second Level Team 1899 Banfield 1900 Banfield 1901 Barracas Athletic 1902 Belgrano Athletic II Estudiantes "A" (C) 1903 Barracas Athletic II Estudiantes "B" (C) 1904 Barracas Athletic II Argentino de Quilmes 1905 América 1906 Atlético Estudiantes II Estudiantil Porteño 1907 Nacional "A" (BUE) 1908 River Plate "A" 1909 Gimnasia y Esgrima (BUE) 1910 Racing Club "A"
In 1911 a new national second level league was introduced: "Intermedia". The "Segunda División" continued as a third level league.
Season Type Champions Best Second Level Team
1911 Estudiantes LPG
1912 AAF Ferro Carril Oeste (BUE)
FAF Tigre
1913 AAF Huracán (BUE)
FAF Floresta
1914 AAF Honor y Patria (BUE)
FAF Defensores de Belgrano
1915 Gimnasia y Esgrima LPG
1916 Sportivo Barracas
1917 Defensores de Belgrano
1918 Eureka
1919 AAF Banfield
AAm Barracas Central
1920 AAF El Porvenir
AAm General Mitre
1921 AAF Sportivo Dock Sud
AAm Palermo
1922 AAF Boca Juniors II All Boys, Temperley or Villa Urquiza?
AAm Argentino del Sud
1923 AAF Boca Juniors II Sportsman
AAm Liberal Argentino
1924 AAF Chacarita Juniors
AAm Excursionistas
1925 AAF Sportivo Balcarce
AAm Talleres (RdE)
1926 AAF C. A. Nacional (Adrogué)
AAm Honor y Patria (Bernal)
In 1927 a new national second level league was introduced: "Primera División B". The "División Intermedia" continued as a third level league.
Season Type Champion
1927 El Porvenir
1928 Colegiales
1929 Honor y Patria (Bernal)
1930 Nueva Chicago
1931 AAF Liberal Argentino
LAF (not played)
1932 AAF Sportivo Dock Sud
LAF (not played)
In 1933 the "Primera División B" was eliminated and the "Segunda División" replaced it as second level league in the amateur (AAF) association. In 1934 Quilmes and Tigre played in "Segunda División" with the second teams in the professional league.
Season Type Champion Best Second Level Team
1933 AAF Ramsar Sport Club
LAF (not played)
1934 AAF Bella Vista
LAF River Plate II Quilmes
In 1935 a new second level was created by combining second teams from the professional league with the first division from the amateur association.
Season Champion Best Second Level Team
1935 Estudiantes LPG II Defensores de Belgrano
1936 Boca Juniors II Sportivo Dock Sud
1937 Almagro
1938 Argentino de Quilmes
1939 Banfield
1940 Argentinos Juniors
1941 Chacarita Juniors
1942 Rosario Central
1943 Vélez Sarsfield
1944 Gimnasia y Esgrima LPG
1945 Tigre
1946 Banfield
1947 Gimnasia y Esgrima LPG
1948 (abandoned due to players strike) Argentinos Juniors (*)
(*) It headed the championship when it was abandoned.
Season Champion 1949 Quilmes 1950 Lanús 1951 Rosario Central 1952 Gimnasia y Esgrima LP 1953 Tigre 1954 Estudiantes LPG 1955 Argentinos Juniors 1956 Atlanta 1957 Central Córdoba (ROS) 1958 Ferro Carril Oeste (BUE) 1959 Chacarita Juniors 1960 Los Andes (LdZ) 1961 Quilmes 1962 Banfield 1963 Ferro Carril Oeste (BUE) 1964 Lanús 1965 Colón 1966 Unión (SFN) 1967 Defensores de Belgrano 1968 Almagro 1969 Ferro Carril Oeste (BUE) 1970 Ferro Carril Oeste (BUE) 1971 Lanús 1972 All Boys 1973 Banfield 1974 Temperley 1975 Quilmes 1976 1st. Platense 1976 2nd. Lanús 1977 Atlético Estudiantes 1978 Ferro Carril Oeste (BUE) 1979 Tigre 1980 Sarmiento (Junín) 1981 Nueva Chicago 1982 San Lorenzo de Almagro 1983 Atlanta 1984 Deportivo Español 1985 Rosario Central
In 1986 the "Primera División B" was continued as the B division of the "Campeonato Metropolitano"; a new national second level league was introduced. The "Metropolitano B" continued as a third level league between "Nacional B" and "Primera División C".
Season Champion 1986/87 Deportivo Armenio 1987/88 Deportivo Mandiyú 1988/89 Chaco For Ever 1989/90 Huracán (BUE) 1990/91 Quilmes 1991/92 Lanús 1992/93 Banfield 1993/94 Gimnasia y Esgrima JUJ 1994/95 Estudiantes LPG 1995/96 Huracán Corrientes
Season Champion 1996/97 Argentinos Juniors 1997/98 Talleres (COR) 1998/99 Instituto 1999/00 Huracán (BUE) 2000/01 Banfield 2001/02 Olimpo (BHI) 2002/03 Atlético de Rafaela 2003/04 Instituto 2004/05 Tiro Federal (Rosario) 2005/06 Godoy Cruz Antonio Tomba (Godoy Cruz) 2006/07 Olimpo (BHI) 2007/08 San Martín (Tucumán)
1) II - refers to the second team of club; if its first team played in the
first level
2) Estudiantes (C): 1906, field: Palermo, venue: Buenos Aires.
1977, field: Ciudad de Caseros, venue: Caseros.
Banfield 9 (Banfield)
Ferro Carril Oeste 6 (Buenos Aires)
Lanús 5 (Lanús)
Estudiantes LPG 4 (La Plata)
Gimnasia y Esgrima LPG 4 (La Plata)
Quilmes 4 (Quilmes)
Tigre 4 (Victoria)
Argentinos Juniors 3 (Buenos Aires)
Barracas Athletic 3 (Lanús)
Boca Juniors 3 (Buenos Aires)
Chacarita Juniors 3 (San Martín)
Defensores de Belgrano 3 (Buenos Aires)
Huracán (BUE) 3 (Buenos Aires)
Rosario Central 3 (Rosario)
Almagro 2 (José Ingenieros)
Atlanta 2 (Buenos Aires)
Atlético Estudiantes 2 (Caseros)
El Porvenir 2 (Gerli)
Honor y Patria (Bernal) 2 (Bernal)
Instituto 2 (Córdoba)
Liberal Argentino 2 (Buenos Aires)
Nueva Chicago 2 (Buenos Aires)
Olimpo (BHI) 2 (Bahía Blanca)
River Plate 2 (Buenos Aires)
Sportivo Dock Sud 2 (Dock Sud)
All Boys 1 (Buenos Aires)
América 1 (Buenos Aires)
Argentino de Quilmes 1 (Quilmes)
Argentino del Sud 1 (Villa Domínico)
Atlético de Rafaela 1 (Santa Fe)
Barracas Central 1 (Buenos Aires)
Belgrano Athletic 1 (Buenos Aires)
Bella Vista 1 (Bella Vista)
C. A. Nacional (Adrogué) 1 (Adrogué)
Central Córdoba (ROS) 1 (Rosario)
Chaco For Ever 1 (Resistencia)
Colegiales 1 (Munro)
Colón 1 (Santa Fe)
Deportivo Armenio 1 (Ingeniero Maschwitz)
Deportivo Español 1 (Buenos Aires)
Deportivo Mandiyú 1 (Corrientes)
Eureka 1 (Buenos Aires)
Excursionistas 1 (Buenos Aires)
Floresta 1 (Buenos Aires)
General Mitre 1
Gimnasia y Esgrima BUE 1 (Buenos Aires)
Gimnasia y Esgrima JUJ 1 (San Salvador de Jujuy)
Godoy Cruz Antonio Tomba 1 (Godoy Cruz)
Honor y Patria (BUE) 1 (Buenos Aires)
Huracán Corrientes 1 (Corrientes)
Los Andes (LdZ) 1 (Lomas de Zamora)
Nacional (BUE) 1 (Buenos Aires)
Palermo 1 (Buenos Aires)
Platense 1 (Vicente López)
Racing Club 1 (Avellaneda)
Ramsar Sport Club 1 (Ciudadela)
San Lorenzo de Almagro 1 (Buenos Aires)
San Martín (Tucumán) 1 (Tucumán)
Sarmiento (Junín) 1 (Junín)
Sportivo Balcarce 1 (Florida)
Sportivo Barracas 1 (Buenos Aires)
Talleres (COR) 1 (Córdoba)
Talleres (RdE) 1 (Remedios de Escalada)
Temperley 1 (Temperley)
Tiro Federal 1 (Rosario)
Unión (SFN) 1 (Santa Fe)
Vélez Sarsfield 1 (Buenos Aires)
Sources: [CIHF -], [Iwa -], [Ram -], [Yam -], [can], "Un Pionero Llamado Banfield" (V.Raffo and S. Yanes).
With thanks to Sr. Sergio Lodise (sergiolodise@uol.com.ar), journalist.
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