Guayaquil Sport Club (Guayaquil) 23 apr 1899 (7)
Club Sport Ecuador (Guayaquil) 22 jul 1902
Asociación de Empleados de Guayaquil 1903-06
Libertador Bolívar (Guayaquil) 1903-06
Unión (Guayaquil) 1903-06
Gimnástico (Guayaquil) 1903-06
Olmedo (Quito) 1906
Gladiador (Quito) 1906
Club Sport Patria (Guayaquil) 18 sep 1908
Club Sport Norte América (Guayaquil) 4 jul 1916
Centro Deportivo Olmedo (Riobamba) 11 nov 1919
Liga Deportiva Estudiantil (Guayaquil) 20 jun 1922
Panamá Sporting Club (Guayaquil) 23 jun 1923
Sociedad Deportiva Flamengo (Lacatunga) 1923
Barcelona Sporting Club (Guayaquil) 1 may 1925
Asociación Deportivo Nueve de Octubre (Guayaquil) 18 apr 1926
Club Sport Emelec (Guayaquil) 28 apr 1929
Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito 11 jan 1930 (2)
Circulo Deportivo Everest (Guayaquil) 2 feb 1931
Club Deportivo Everest (Guayaquil) 2 nov 1931
Centro Deportivo Juvenil (Esmeraldas) 20 aug 1933
Club Deportivo Venecia (Babahoyo) 28 aug 1934
Club Social Deportivo Macará (Ambato) 10 aug 1939
Club Deportivo America (Quito) 25 nov 1939
Sociedad Deportivo Quito 9 jul 1940 (1)
Sociedad Deportiva Aucas (Quito) 6 feb 1945
Club Social Estudiantes del Guayas (Guayaquil) 17 apr 1947
Club Social, Cultural y Deportivo Cumandá (Puyo) 27 jun 1947
Club Social Deportivo Audaz Octubrino (Machala) 10 aug 1949
Club Deportivo Quevedo (Quevedo) 10 jun 1950
Club Atlético River Plate (Riobamba) 16 jul 1950 (7)
Club Social y Deportivo Independiente del Valle (Sangolqui) 1 mar 1958 (3)
Juventud Italiana (Manta) 2 jun 1960
Club Deportivo Green Cross (Manta) 12 jan 1961 [-]
Club Deportivo Universidad Católica (Quito) 9 apr 1961
Club Deportivo de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador (Quito) 15 may 1963
Club Deportivo y Social Santa Rita (Vinces) 19 oct 1963
Club Deportivo El Nacional (Quito) 1 jun 1964
Manta Sporting Club (Manta) 1 jan 1967 [-]
Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Portoviejo 15 nov 1969
Club Social y Deportivo Tecni Club (Cuenca) 15 apr 1970
Club Deportivo Cuenca (Cuenca) 24 mar 1971
Club Deportivo Técnico Universitario (Ambato) 13 apr 1971
Club Deportivo Carmen Mora de Encalada (Pasaje) 1971 [-]
Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Cuenca 6 feb 1972
Club Deportivo 2 de Marzo (Atuntaqui) 3 jan 1976 (4)
Club Deportivo Esmeraldas Petrolero (Esmeraldas) 29 dec 1977 [-]
Bonita Banana Futbol Club (Machala) 1977 (5)
Club Atlético Juventus (Esmeraldas) 21 jan 1979 [-]
Club Deportivo Filanbanco (Guayaquil) 29 jan 1979 [-]
Club Deportivo Star Club (Riobamba) 18 may 1985
Santa Rosa Fútbol Club 12 jun 1985
Club Social Cultural y Deportivo Brasilia (Quinindé) 19 jul 1985
Club Deportivo Espoli (Quito) 5 feb 1986
Club Social, Cultural y Deportivo Grecia (Chone) 15 apr 1986
Club Universidad Técnica Equinoccial de Quito 12 nov 1986
Calvi Futbol Club (Guayaquil) 2 feb 1987
Club Deportivo Municipal Cañar 11 mar 1987
Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Loja 23 oct 1987
Santos Fútbol Club (El Guabo) 1987
Club Deportivo Atlético Audaz (Machala) 2 sep 1988
Delfín Sporting Club (Manta) 1 mar 1989
Váldez Sporting Club (Milagro) 21 jan 1991 (6)
Cuniburo Fútbol Club (Cayambé) 11 apr 1992
Imbabura Sporting Club (Ibarra) 3 jan 1993
Rocafuerte Fútbol Club (Guayaquil) 14 aug 1994
Manta Fútbol Club 27 jul 1998
Fuerza Amarilla SC (Machala) 23 dec 1999
Gualaceo Sporting Club 2000 (9)
Club Atlético Guayaquil 5 feb 2005
Club Deportivo Saquisilí 5 feb 2005
Deportivo Azogues 25 may 2005
Club Deportivo Academia Alfaro Moreno (Guayaquil) 3 feb 2006
Club Deportivo River Plate Ecuador (Guayaquil) 7 sep 2007
Club Deportivo Universidad Técnica de Cotopaxi (Latacunga) 8 aug 2007
Pelileo Sporting Club 8 nov 2007
JVC FC (Loja) 3 apr 2008 (8)
[-] disappeared
(1) Founded as Club Sociedad Deportivo Argentina
(2) Merger of Libertad and Olmedo
(3) Founded as Club Social y Deportivo Independiente José Terán, in 2009 change
name to Club Social y Deportivo Independiente del Valle.
(4) Disappeared in 1993 and the license were used by Imbabura FC
(5) Founded as Carmen Mora de Encalada, disappeared in 1981
(6) Bought the license to Filanbanco, disappeared in 1995
(7) Disappeared in 1990
(8) full name Jaime Veintimilla Casanova FC
(9) Founded as Gualaceños de Corazón
With additions thanks to Juan Pablo Andrés, Eli Schmerler and Hans Schöggl
Prepared and maintained by Esteban Ávila Villagómez for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Esteban Ávila Villagómez
(esavilav@yahoo.com)
Last updated: 15 Jul 2011
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