CVV Republiek Feb 1, 1909 [aka Republic] CVV Sparta date unknown [second oldest club Curaçao; existed by 1913] CRKSV Jong Holland Jul 15, 1919 Juliana Apr 25, 1920 SC Asiento Jan 5, 1921 [founded as Les Etrangers] CVV Volharding Feb 18, 1921 Stormvogels Jan 1924 D.F.C. (Dutch Football Club) Feb 1925 CSC Trappers Sep 17, 1925 (Kintjan) [merged 1936 into S.U.B.T.] SV R.C.C. (Racing Club Curaçao) Aug 25, 1926 VV Transvaal Mar 6, 1926 [split-off Paramaribo] Excelsior Dec 1927 C.F.C. 1928 VV Go Ahead Apr 8, 1928 P.S.V. Hermandad Oct 1928 [founded as Trekvogels] M.S.V. (Marine Sport Vereniging) Oct 31, 1928 CVV D.D.V.O. Apr 5, 1929 CVV Hercules Apr 11, 1929 CVV Ajax Jul 19, 1929 [formerly Juliana] CVV Bismarck Feb 25, 1930 [merged 1936 into S.U.B.T.] CVV Republiek May 18, 1931 CVV Atletico Sep 17, 1931 VV Olympia Nov 1, 1931 CVV De Ruiter Nov 8, 1931 CVV D.N.S. Jan 7, 1932 CVV Scherpenheuvel Jan 1, 1933 Hubentut Kòrsou Nov 1, 1933 Hollandia V.V. Jan 5, 1935 P.S.V. Mar 3, 1936 S.U.B.T. May 15, 1936 [merger Bismarck and Trappers] CRKSV Jong Curaçao Oct 25, 1936 Clube Sport Madeirense Dec 11, 1936 (Suffisantdorp) D.T.S. Jan 11, 1937 CVV Willemstad Apr 28, 1939 SV Groot Kwartier May 23, 1939 RKSV Vitesse Mar 31, 1940 SC Independiente Aug 16, 1940 SV Be Quick Aug 18, 1940 SV Atlanta Nov 15, 1940 Union Sporting Club May 10, 1941 RKV FC SITHOC Mar 7, 1942 (Muizenberg) Dienst van O. & O. Dec 1, 1942 SV Veendam Jan 23, 1943 (Steenrijk) SV Zeemacht Feb 1, 1944 Amstel Apr 17, 1944 B.O.Y.S. Sep 17, 1944 D.N.S. May 17, 1945 SV M.Y.O.B. Feb 1, 1946 S.I.T.O. Mar 1, 1946 Huracan Jan 11, 1947 SV Estudiantes de Mundo Nobo Nov 14, 1947 SV VESTA Jun 30, 1948 (Santa Maria) [merger Velox and D.T.S.] SV Wacker Sep 8, 1948 Atletico Luis Brion May 18, 1950 CRKSV Jong Colombia Jul 21, 1951 (Boca Samí) CSD Barber Nov 10, 1951 (Bándabou) SV Juventut Westpunt Dec 1, 1951 RKSV Centro Dominguito Feb 24, 1952 (Dominguito) SV Victory Boys Oct 10, 1952 (Zapateer) SV Centro Hubenil Mahuma Nov 25, 1952 SV Riverside Feb 12, 1953 SV ATOMIC May 13, 1953 SV De Koning Oct 29, 1955 SV Fleur de Marie Feb 14, 1956 SV FC Buena Vista May 20, 1957 RKSV Canisius Boys Oct 7, 1959 SV Wacker Dec 15, 1960 Centro Deportivo Porta Blanco May 22, 1961 SV Vasco da Gama Oct 22, 1967 SV INDEKOR Feb 1, 1969 [formerly: Deportivo Amigoe] Centro Deportivo Marquita Aug 1, 1969 UNDEBA FC May 18, 1974 (Bándabou) SV Streanan Uni Aug 29, 1974 SOV Santa Cruz Aug 25, 1975 SV Charo Stars Jan 15, 1989 SV Kintjan Boys Feb 19, 1992 SV Hubentut Fortuna Mar 1, 1994 SV DIDI Scherpenheuvel Oct 24, 1994 Inter Willemstad SV Apr 1, 1997 (Boca Samí) [split-off of CVV Willemstad] SC Atlétiko Saliña 2008 Curaçao Stars United 2010 B.O.Y.S. = Bless Our Young Sport CVV = Curaçaose Voetbal Vereniging D.F.C. = Dutch Football Club D.N.S. = De Nieuwe Strijders D.T.S. = Door Training Sterk M.Y.O.B. = Mind Your Own Business SITHOC = Sint Thomas College S.I.T.O. = Steeds In Training Overwint S.U.B.T. = Sport Unie Brion-Trappers (until 1942 Sport Unie Bismarck-Trappers) UNDEBA = Union Deportivo Banda Abou VESTA = Vriendschap Eendracht Sterken Tegen Alles
Vitesse 1919 (Oranjestad) [dissolved soon after]
Wilhelmina 1919 (Oranjestad) [dissolved soon after]
Be Quick 1923
Eagle SC 1923 [employees Arend Petroleum Mij.]
Hollandia 1923
Lago 1923 [employees Standard Oil Co.]
S.D.L. 1923 [founded by Surinamese on Aruba]
SV La Fama Aug 14, 1927 (Savaneta) [*1]
Trappers 1930 (Santa Cruz)
Aruba Juniors 1932 (Sokotoro, Oranjestad)
Racing Club Aruba Feb 18, 1934 (Solito, Oranjestad) [*2]
SV Dep. Independiente Caravel 1939 (Angochi, Santa Cruz)
Lago Club 1941 (Lago Colony, Savaneta)
Bubali SC Sep 23, 1943 (Bubali, Noord)
P.O.V.A. Feb 18, 1944
Ajax SC 1946 (San Nicolas)
SV Dakota Jul 15, 1947 (Dakota, Oranjestad)
SV Estrella Sep 1, 1948 (Santa Cruz)
Torpedo Club 1950
FC San Nicolas Juniors 1952 (San Nicolas)
SV River Plate Feb 1, 1953 (Madiki, Oranjestad)
SV Universal 1955 (Savaneta)
SV Brazil Juniors May 15, 1958 (Brasil, Savaneta)
SV Britannia Oct 12, 1958 (Piedra Plat, Paradera)
SV Estudiantes Maritimo Dec 15, 1958 (Solito, Oranjestad)
SV Jong San Nicolas Oct 1958 (San Nicolas)
SV Santa Fe 1958 (Oranjestad)
SV Trupial 1958 (Oranjestad)
SV Jong Aruba 1959 (Noord)
SV Sportboys 1960 (Santa Cruz)
SV Arsenal Jan 26, 1964 (Coba Lodo, Santa Cruz)
SV San Luis Deportivo Feb 7, 1966 (Savaneta)
SV Atlantico 1967 (Santa Cruz)
SV Dep. Independiente Hooiberg 1968 (Hooiberg, Santa Cruz)
SV Deportivo Nacional Mar 15, 1970 (Palm Beach, Noord)
San Luis Deportivo 1974
SV Arikok 1977 (Santa Cruz)
SV CD Rooi Afo 1981 (Paradera)
SV Juventud Tanki Leendert 1990 (Tanki Leendert, Noord)
SV Unistars 1997 (Savaneta)
Aparacio Stars 1999 (Oranjestad)
SV Centro Deportivo Ayo 1999 (Paradera)
SC Caiquetio 2000 (Oranjestad)
SV Real Koyari 2000 (Koyari, Noord)
SV Sporting 2001 (Paradera)
SV UNDESA 2001 (Savaneta)
Dos Caminos 2005 (Oranjestad)
Sport Club United Oct 2005 (Noord)
SV The Rose 2007 (Noord)
SV San Nicolas May 26, 2008 (San Nicolas)
[*1] in 1968 reported to have been founded on Aug 14, 1927 by some members of
existing club Rozendaal (then in difficulties) and to have been the third
oldest club on Aruba after Wilhelmina and Vitesse (both from Oranjestad);
other sources list the foundation date as Feb 18, 1938, but this is
apparently a confusion with the day the clubs' statutes were approved by
the gouverneur, on Feb 18, 1928.
[*2] founded as A.B.C. (Aruba's Beste Club); changed name to R.C.A. in 1937.
P.O.V.A. = Politie Ontspannings Vereniging Aruba
NB: the existence of two clubs, SV Hercules and Brion, on Bonaire is confirmed
for 1923; they met each other on Aug 30, while Hercules had earlier played
the second team of visiting Curaçao club Sparta (on May 20) and Jong Holland
(also from Curaçao, on May 21), losing both matches 0-2.
Uruguay are the oldest existing club.
SV Uruguay Aug 14, 1932 (Antriòl) [approved by governmental decree Oct 27, 1962]
SV Vespo Apr 9, 1959 (Rincon)
Real Rincon Mar 15, 1960 (Rincon)
SV Vitesse Jan 26, 1967 (Antriòl) [split-off Uruguay]
SV Estrellas Feb 10, 1968 (Nort Saliña)
SV Juventus Sep 1, 1975 (Antriòl) [split-off Vitesse]
Atlétiko Tera Corá 1984 (Tera Corá)
ASCD Arriba Perú Aug 5, 1995 (Kralendijk)
SV Atlétiko Flamingo 2008 (Kralendijk)
NB: both Antriòl (Entrejol) and Nort Saliña (Noord Salinja) are part
of Kralendijk.
Golden Eagles 1980
A.R.C. Apr 1970 C&D Connection (Philipsburg) 1986 RISC Takers FC (Philipsburg) 2007 Flames United SC (Philipsbourg) 2010 Oualichi SA (Philipsburg) 2012 Soualiga SA (Philipsburg) 2014 758 Boyz SC (Philipsburg) 2017 A.R.C. = Antillian Racing Club
Sources included: Undeba homepage (through Wayback Machine), newspapers Amigoe di Curaçao and Arubaanse Courant, [CVB 46], [Fin 48], [Mar 08]
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