Liga Regional de Colón

Liga Regional Colón
Country  Argentina
Confederation CONMEBOL
Founded 3 January 1928
Number of teams 15
Promotion to Torneo Argentino C
Website http://ligacolondefutbol.net23.net/ (Spanish)
2014, Torneo Clausura

Liga Regional Colón is a local football league in Argentina. It comprise the Colón Department, Córdoba and the city of Villa Totoral, in Córdoba Province.

History

The association was founded on 1928.

History of Champions

  • 1928—Falucho
  • 1929—Falucho
  • 1930—Talleres
  • 1931—Talleres
  • 1932—Falucho
  • 1933—Falucho
  • 1934—Ferro
  • 1935—?
  • 1936—?
  • 1937—Talleres
  • 1938—?
  • 1939—Falucho
  • 1940—?
  • 1941—Falucho
  • 1942—Falucho
  • 1943—Falucho
  • 1944—Talleres
  • 1945—Falucho
  • 1946—Falucho
  • 1947—Talleres
  • 1948—Colón de Totoral (1)
  • 1949—Falucho
  • 1950—Independiente de Unquillo (1)
  • 1951—Falucho
  • 1952—Falucho
  • 1953—Villa Allende Sport Club
  • 1954—Talleres
  • 1955—Talleres
  • 1956—Desiert.
  • 1957—Falucho
  • 1958—Falucho
  • 1959—Talleres
  • 1960—Talleres
  • 1961—Talleres
  • 1962—Juventud Agraria Colón
  • 1963—Falucho y Talleres
  • 1964—Falucho
  • 1965—Falucho
  • 1966—Ferro
  • 1967—Talleres
  • 1968—Villa Allende Sport Club
  • 1969—Falucho
  • 1970—Falucho
  • 1971—Talleres
  • 1972—Villa Allende Sport Club (3)
  • 1973—Desiert
  • 1974—Talleres
  • 1975—Falucho
  • 1976—Talleres
  • 1977—Falucho
  • 1978—Falucho
  • 1979—Falucho
  • 1980—Falucho
  • 1981—Bochas Sport Club
  • 1982—Falucho
  • 1983—Jockey Club de Estación Gral Paz
  • 1984—Juventud Agraria Colón (2)
  • 1985—Bochas Sport Club
  • 1986—Talleres
  • 1987—Ferro
  • 1988—Ferro (4)
  • 1989—Talleres (17)
  • 1990—Falucho (27)
  • 1991—Alianza de Jesús María (1)
  • 1992—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 1993—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 1994—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 1995—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 1996—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 1997—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 1998—El Carmen de Montecristo
  • 1999—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2000—El Carmen de Montecristo (2)
  • 2001—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2002—Sportivo Tirolesa *
  • 2003—Unión de Unquillo (1)
  • 2004—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2005—Bochas Sport Club
  • 2006—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2007—Jockey Club de Estación Gral Paz (2)
  • 2008—Atlético Ischilín (1)
  • 2009—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2010—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2011—Sportivo Tirolesa
  • 2012—Bochas Sport Club (4)
  • 2013—Sportivo Tirolesa (15)

The number of titles the club has won is shown in brackets in its most recent championship year. In the years that remain blank the tournament was not carried out.

Affiliated clubs

External links

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