Primera División 2002
Organised by the Federación de Fútbol de la República Dominicana
21 participants.
Zona Norte
La Canela (Santiago)
Castillo (San Francisco de Macorís)
Constanza
Baninter (Jarabacoa)
Dosa (La Vega)
Mao
Cañabrava (Monte Llano)
Miramar FC (Puerto Plata)
Ilusión Pibe (Salcedo)
Villa Tapia
Santiago
Jarabacopa
Round 1 [Aug 18]
Miramar FC - Monte Llano
[Aug 25]
Cañabrava 5-1 Mao
[Sep 1]
Villa Tapia 0-0 Monte Llano
[Sep 8]
Monte Llano - Castillo
[Sep 15]
San Cristóbal 1-1 Monte Llano [?]
[Sep 29]
Monte Llano 6-1 Salcedo
[Oct 1?]
Constanza 1-2 Monte Llano
[Oct 6]
Monte Llano 2-1 Jarabacoa
Top of Table at Oct 2:
1.Cañabrava (Monte Llano) 24 pts (34?)
2.Miramar FC (Puerto Plata) 20
Zona Sur-Este
San Cristóbal
La Romana
San Pedro de Macorís
San Juan de la Maguana
Distrito Nacional U-17 (Santo Domingo)
Bayaguana
Bancredicard
Deportivo Pantoja
NB: winners and runners-up qualify for Liga Mayor 2003 (eventually held
2004/05).
Final del Torneo Nacional de Primera División 2002/03
Round 4 [Dec 15]
Montellano 2-0 Puerto Plata [also reported 3-0]
O y M 1-1 Dosa
NB: Montellano are reported to be leading.
Round 5 [Jan 12]
Pantoja 1-0 Montellano
Dosa (La Vega) 3-1 La Romana
Puerto Plata 1-2 O y M (Universidad OM)
Round 6 [Jan 18,19]
postponed by federation following demands by referees for more protection.
Round 7 [Jan 21]
postponed by federation following demands by referees for more protection.
Promoted: Pantoja and Dosa (qualified for Liga Mayor 2004/05).
Torneo de la Liga Mayor de Fútbol 2002/03
NB: second edition. Qualifying mode not clear.
Table:
1.Baninter (Jarabacoa) 15 9 4 2 31 Champions
2.Bancredicard (Santo Domingo) 15 7 5 3 26
3.Moca (Moca, prov. Espaillat) 15 23
4.San Cristóbal 15 22
5.Sporting FC de Santiago 14 11 Relegated
6.Bayaguana (San Pedro de Macorís) 14 10 Relegated
NB: possibly best 6 team from Torneo Nacional de Primera División
qualified.
Start Nov 3.
Round 1 [Nov 3]
Baninter - Bancredicard
San Cristóbal - Bayaguana
Round 5 [Dec 15]
Bayaguana 0-5 Baninter
Sporting 2-2 San Cristóbal
Moca 0-0 Bancredicard
Round 6 [Jan 12]
Bancredicard 1-1 Baninter
Bayaguana 0-1 San Cristóbal
Sporting 0-1 Moca
Round 7 [Jan 18,19]
postponed by federation following demands by referees for more protection.
Round 8 [Jan 21]
postponed by federation following demands by referees for more protection.
Table:
1.Baninter (Jarabacoa) 6 4 2 0 14
2.Bancredicard (Santo Domingo) 6 1 5 0 8
3.Sporting FC de Santiago (Vega) 2 2 8
4.Moca (Moca, prov. Espaillat) 2 1 7
5.San Cristóbal 1 3 6
6.Bayaguana (San Pedro de Macorís) 0 1 1
NB: apparently one match from rounds 1-4 is still outstanding but it
is not clear which of the four teams is involved.
Round 13? [Mar 8,9]
Baninter 1-1 Moca
San Cristóbal 2-1 Bancredicard
Round 14? [Mar 16?]
Bayaguana 1-3 Bancredicard
San Cristóbal 2-0 Moca
[Mar 19?]
Baninter won (vs Sporting?)
[Mar 23?]
Baninter 1-1 San Cristóbal
Moca 2-1 Bancredicard
Sporting unk Bayaguana
Table:
1.Baninter (Jarabacoa) 15 9 4 2 31 Champions
2.Bancredicard (Santo Domingo) 15 7 5 3 26
3.Moca (Moca, prov. Espaillat) 15 23
4.San Cristóbal 15 22
5.Sporting FC de Santiago 14 11 Relegated
6.Bayaguana (San Pedro de Macorís) 14 10 Relegated
Topscorer: Germán Sánchez (Moca) 14
Promoted: Deportivo Pantoja (Santo Domingo) and
Domingo Savio (La Vega)
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