Year League Champion
Second level - Copa Intendente Santiago Pinasco
Atlético Argentino, Atlético Rosario, Newell's Old Boys and Rosario Central
founded the league on March 30, 1905.
The cup was donated by Mr. Santiago Pinasco, major of Rosario city.
As member of the Argentine Football Association, the league organized a second
division tournament as top tournament during two seasons in Rosario city.
1905 Newell's Old Boys
1906 Newell's Old Boys
First level - Copa Intendente Nicasio Vila
The cup was donated by Mr. Nicasio Vila, major of Rosario, to be played for
the teams of first level in Rosario city.
1907 Newell's Old Boys
1908 Rosario Central
1909 Newell's Old Boy
1910 Newell's Old Boys
1911 Newell's Old Boys
Rosario Central and Tiro Federal Argentino founded the dissident Federación
Rosarina de Football and were eliminated from the LRF in 1912.
Both leagues merged in 1914.
1912 (declared void when Atlético Argentino was headed the cup)
[Atlético Argentino was later renamed Gimnasia y Esgrima]
1913 Newell's Old Boys
1914 Rosario Central
1915 Rosario Central
1916 Rosario Central
1917 Rosario Central
1918 Newell's Old Boys
1919 Rosario Central
1920 Tiro Federal Argentino
Rosario Central, Gimnasia y Esgrima de Rosario and Nacional founded the
dissident Asociación Amateurs Rosarina de Football in 1920.
Sparta and FC Santa Fe joined AARF in 1921.
Both leagues merged in 1922.
1921 Newell's Old Boys
1922 Newell's Old Boys
1923 Rosario Central
1924 Belgrano (Rosario)
1925 Tiro Federal Argentino
1926 Tiro Federal Argentino
1927 Rosario Central
1928 Rosario Central
1929 Newell's Old Boys
1930 Rosario Central
Alberdi New Boys, Ascot, Atlantic Sportsmen, Belgrano Old Boys, Calzada,
Estudiantes (Rosario), Fisherton, Intercambio, Rosario Puerto Belgrano and
Zavalla continued in the amateur LRF.
Both leagues merged in 1934.
1931 Zavalla Atlético
1932 Zavalla Atlético
1933 Intecambio
1934 Zavalla Atlético?
Asociación Rosarina de Football (Professional).
Belgrano (Rosario), Central Córdoba, Nacional, Newell's Old Boys, Provincial,
Rosario Central, Sparta, Tiro Federal Argentino and Washington founded this
association.
[Nacional was renamed Argentino in 1934].
Professional - Copa Gobernador Luciano Molinas
1931 Newell's Old Boys
1932 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1933 Newell's Old Boys
1934 Newell's Old Boys
1935 Newell's Old Boys
1936 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1937 Rosario Central
1938 Rosario Central
Rosario Central and Newell's Old Boys joined the
National league in the first level in 1939.
1939 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1940 Rosario Central
1941 Newell's Old Boys
1942 Rosario Central
Central Córdoba (Rosario) joined the National league in the second level in 1943.
1943 Rosario Central
Argentino (Rosario) and Tiro Federal joined the National league in the second
level in 1944.
1944 Argentino
1945 Newell's Old Boys
1946 Newell's Old Boys
1947 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1948 Argentino (Rosario)
1949 Rosario Central
1950 Newell's Old Boys
1951 Rosario Central
1952 Talleres - Rosario Puerto Belgrano
1953 Talleres - Rosario Puerto Belgrano
1954 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1955 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1956 Talleres - Rosario Puerto Belgrano
1957 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1958 Newell's Old Boys
1959 Rosario Central
1960 Sportivo de Álvarez
1961 Rosario Central
1962 Rosario Central
1963 Rosario Central
1964 Talleres - Rosario Puerto Belgrano
1965 Newell's Old Boys
1966 Newell's Old Boys
1967 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1968 Rosario Central
1969 Rosario Central
1970 Newell's Old Boys
1971 Rosario Central
1972 Newell's Old Boys
1973 Rosario Central
1974 Rosario Central
1975 Rosario Central
1976 Newell's Old Boys
1977 Newell's Old Boys
1978 Renato Cesarini
1979 Rosario Central
1980 Newell's Old Boys
1981 Newell's Old Boys
1982 Rosario Central
1983 Newell's Old Boys
1984 Newell's Old Boys
1985 Newell's Old Boys
1986 Newell's Old Boys
1987 Rosario Central
1988 Rosario Central
1989 Central Córdoba (Rosario)
1990 Rosario Central
1991 Newell's Old Boys
1992 Newell's Old Boys
1993 Newell's Old Boys
1994 Frigorífico Paladini (Villa Gobernador Gálvez)
1995 Renato Cesarini
1996 Newell's Old Boys
1997 Rosario Central
1998 Tiro Federal Argentino
1999 Tiro Federal Argentino
2000 Tiro Federal Argentino
2001 Tiro Federal Argentino
2002 San José
2003 Rosario Central
2004 Renato Cesarini
2005 Rosario Central
2006 Coronel Aguirre
2007 Pablo VI
Dissident Leagues
Federación Rosarina de Football
1913 Rosario Central
Asociación Amateurs Rosarina de Football
1920 Rosario Central
1921 Rosario Central
With thanks to Carlos Durhand, Javier Parentini and Javier Roimiser
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