Bonaire - List of Champions

The current B.V.B. (Bonairiaanse Voetbal Bond) was founded on 31 May 1960. Earlier organisations with the same name existed in the 1930s (Bonairaansche Voetbal Bond, founded in June 1933, with 9 member clubs at the end of that year and in existence until 1937) and later in the 1950s (Bonairiaanse Voetbal Bond, founded in the summer of 1954 by 5 clubs, presumably including Flamingo who hosted Blitz, a club from Sint Maarten, in 1956) but no data are available on the competitions these organised.
The third (and current) B.V.B. was founded by 8 clubs (Cierra Maestra, Flamingo, Vespo, O.A., Centro Rincón, Amstel, Deportivo and Uruguay) and organised a knock-out tournament on 6 June 1960 (Whitmonday) won by Deportivo (6-1 winners over Cierra Maestra in the final); its first league competition finished in 1961. This B.V.B. joined the N.A.V.U. on 4 August 1963, but did not obtain representation at the championship of the Dutch Antilles until 1972. In 1988, the B.V.B. were renamed F.F.B. (Federashon di Futbol Bonairiano).

Season  Champions                              Runners-Up

1960/61 Deportivo
1961/62 Estrellas
1962/63 Estrellas
1963/64 Estrellas
1964/65   not held
1965/66 Estrellas
1966/67   not held
1967/68 Vitesse [*]                            Estrellas
1968/69 Vitesse                                Real Rincon
1969/70 Vitesse                                Estrellas
1970/71 Vitesse             
1971/72 Real Rincon                            Estrellas
1973    Real Rincon                            Vitesse
1973/74   not held
1974/75 Estrellas                              Real Rincon
1976    Juventus                               Real Rincon
1977    Juventus                               Real Rincon
1978    Estrellas                              Real Rincon             
1979    Real Rincon                            Juventus 
1980/81 Vitesse                                Real Rincon
1982      not held
1983    Uruguay                        2-0 3-0 Estrellas
1984    Juventus                               Real Rincon
1984/85 Juventus                               Vitesse
1986    Real Rincon                            Vitesse
1987    Juventus                               Estrellas
1988    Estrellas                              Juventus
1989    Juventus                               Estrellas
1990/91 Vitesse                                Real Rincon
1992    Juventus                               Vespo
1993    Vitesse                                Vespo
1994    Juventus                               Vitesse
1995    Vespo                                  Juventus
1996    Real Rincon                    0-0 1-0 Vespo
1997    Real Rincon                        1-0 Estrellas
1998/99 Estrellas
1999/00 Estrellas                       4-1agg Uruguay
2000/01 Estrellas                          2-0 Real Rincon
2001/02 Estrellas                          1-0 Real Rincon
2002/03 Real Rincon                        3-0 Juventus
2003/04 Real Rincon                    0-0 1-0 Estrellas
2004/05 Juventus                   0-0 0-0 1-0 Estrellas
2005/06 Real Rincon                        1-0 Juventus
2006/07 Vespo                              1-0 Real Rincon
2007/08 Juventus                           2-1 Real Rincon
2009    Juventus                       2-1 2-1 Real Rincon
2010    Juventus                       3-2 1-1 Real Rincon
2011      not held
2012    Juventus                           2-0 Estrellas
2013

[*] Vitesse were founded in Jan 1967 and first entered the league in the 1967/68 season

NB: the tournaments of 2000/01, 2002/03 and 2005/06 were no official championships but
    transitional tournaments in preparation for the next edition, and were all played 
    as single (rather than double) round robins (in 2006 followed by playoffs)

Number of Championships (41)

NB: the 2000/01, 2002/03 and 2005/06 titles not included

13 Juventus (Entrejol/Antriol)

10 Estrellas (Noord Salinja/Nort Saliña)
 
 7 Real Rincon (Rincon)
   Vitesse (Entrejol/Antriol)

 2 Vespo (Rincon)

 1 Deportivo
   Uruguay

champions of Dutch Antilles

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Authors: Hans Schöggl and Karel Stokkermans
Last updated: 18 Apr 2013

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