SEASON PROMOTED RELEGATED
[for every season, the teams promoted to the first division before
the start of the season and those relegated at the end of the season
are listed]
1965/66 no promotion no relegation
1966/67 no promotion Troya
1967/68 Atlético Indio San Pedro
1968/69 Victoria Atlético Español
1969/70 Lempira Progreso
1970/71 Verdun Victoria
1971/72 Troya Lempira
1972/73 UNAH no relegation
1973 no promotion Troya
1974 Federal Atlético Indio
1975 Atlantida Atlantida
1976 Campamento Campamento
1977 Victoria Federal
1978 Tiburones Tiburones
1979 Atlético Portuario Atlético Portuario
1980 Atlético Morazán no relegation
1981 Independiente Platense and UNAH
1982 Dandy Independiente
1983 Platense Dandy
1984 Sula Sula
1985 Tela Timsa UNAH
1986 E.A.C.I Tela Timsa
1987 UNAH E.A.C.I
1988 Curacao UNAH
1989 Super Estrella Curacao
1990 Tela Timsa Sula
1991/92 Atlético Indio Atlético Indio
1992/93 Real Maya Super Estrella
1993/94 Deportes Progreseño Petrotela
1994/95 Broncos Deportes Progreseño
1995/96 Independiente Broncos
1996/97 UNAH no relegation
1997/98 Palestino Palestino, Independiente
1999 Broncos Real Maya
1999/00 Federal Federal
2000/01 Deportes Savio Broncos
2001/02 Salzburgo Deportes Savio
2002/03 Real Maya Salzburgo (*1)
2003/04 Atlético Olanchano Real Patepluma
2004/05 Municipal Valencia Atlético Olanchano
2005/06 Hispano Hispano (*2)
2006/07 Atlético Olanchano Universidad
2007/08 Deportes Savio Atlético Olanchano
2008/09 Real Juventud Real Juventud
2009/10 Atlético Gualala (*3) Real Juventud
2010/11 Necaxa Hispano
2011/12 Atlético Cholomeño Platense (*4)
2012/13 Real Sociedad Atlético Cholomeño
2013/14 Parrillas One Deportes Savio
2014/15 Honduras Progreso Parrillas One
2015/16 Juticalpa Victoria
2016/17 Social Sol Social Sol
2017/18 UPNFM Real Sociedad
2018/19 Real de Minas Juticalpa
2019/20 Real Sociedad no relegation
2020/21 no promotion
(*1) Salzburgo withdrew, thereby leaving Victoria, who had actually
been relegated, at the top level
(*2) Hispano bought the place of Municipal Valencia before the 2006/07
season
(*3) Real Juventud (Santa Bárbara) merged with promoted side
Atlético Gualala (Santa Bárbara) and remained at the first
level under the name Real Juventud
(*4) Platense bought the place of Necaxa before the 2012/13 season
Name and franchise changes (1965-1996)
- La Salle changed its name to San Pedro in 1966.
- Honduras changed its name to Progreso in 1969.
- Verdun bought Atlético Español's franchise in 1970.
- Broncos bought Verdun's franchise in 1971.
- UNAH bought Broncos's franchise in 1982, and changed its name to
Broncos UNAH. Apparently they split again afterwards.
- Atlético Morazán changed its name to Juventud Morazanica in 1983.
- Sula bought Juventud Morazanica's franchise in 1985.
- Tela Timsa changed its name to Petrotela in 1991.
- Real Maya were renamed Real Patepluma during 2002/03.
Abbreviations:
E.A.C.I. = Escuela Agricola Campesina de Isletas
UNAH = Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras
UPNFM = Universidad Pedagógica Nacional Francisco Morazán
Prepared and maintained by Walter Urbina and Irvin Jerez for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Walter Urbina and Irvin Jerez
Last updated: 15 Oct 2020
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