Until 1976 this tournament was played for the national championship and qualification for the Copa Libertadores; since 1989 the winners are promoted to the first division.
Year Winners Runners-up
national championship
1960 Wilstermann Aurora
1961 Municipal Aurora
1962 not held
1963 not held
1964 The Strongest Aurora
1965 Municipal Wilstermann
1966 Bolívar 31 de Octubre
1967 Wilstermann Always Ready
1968 Bolívar Litoral
1969 Universitario Litoral
1970 Chaco The Strongest
1971 Oriente Chaco
1972 Wilstermann Oriente Petrolero
1973 Wilstermann Municipal
1974 The Strongest Wilstermann
1975 Guabirá Bolívar
1976 Bolívar Oriente Petrolero
1977 - 1988 not held
second division championship
1989 Enrique Happ Universidad
1990 Universidad Naval Mamoré
1991 Enrique Happ Guabirá
1992 Enrique Happ Universidad Católica
1993 Real Santa Cruz Estudiantes Frontanilla
1994 Stormers Always Ready
1995 Municipal Chaco
1996 Blooming Universidad
1997 Real Potosí Universitario (Cochabamba)
1998 Unión Central Atlético Pompeya
1999 Atlético Pompeya Mariscal Braun
2000 Iberoamericano Aurora
2001 San José Primero de Mayo
2002 Aurora Fancesa
2003 La Paz FC Real Santa Cruz
2004 Destroyers Primero de Mayo
2005 Universitario (Sucre) Guabirá
2006 Municipal Real Mamoré Ciclón
2007 Guabirá Nacional (Potosí)
NB: Enrique Happ (full name Escuela Enrique Happ) from Cochabamba were never
promoted to the first division in spite of winning the cup three times,
apparently because they are a special footballing school (like the better
known Academia Tahuichi in Santa Cruz).
Prepared and maintained by Juan Pablo Andrés for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Juan Pablo Andrés
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Last updated: 28 Feb 2008
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