1942 Miramar
1943 River Plate
1944 Rampla Juniors
1945 Progreso
1946 Cerro
1947 Danubio
1948 tournament abandoned
1949 Bella Vista
1950 Defensor
1951 Sud América
1952 Wanderers
1953 Miramar
1954 Sud América
1955 Racing
1956 Fénix
1957 Sud América
1958 Racing
1959 Fénix
1960 Danubio
1961 Central
1962 Wanderers
1963 Sud América
1964 Colón
1965 Defensor
1966 Liverpool
1967 River Plate
1968 Bella Vista
1969 Huracán Buceo
1970 Danubio
1971 Rentistas
1972 Wanderers
1973 Fénix
1974 Racing
1975 Sud América
1976 Bella Vista
1977 Fénix
1978 River Plate
1979 Progreso
1980 Rampla Juniors
1981 El Tanque Sisley
1982 Colón
1983 Central Español
1984 River Plate
1985 Fénix
1986 Miramar Misiones
1987 Liverpool
1988 Rentistas
1989 Racing
1990 El Tanque Sisley
1991 River Plate
1992 Rampla Juniors
1993 Basáñez
1994 Sud América
1995 Huracán Buceo
1996 Rentistas
1997 Bella Vista
1998 Cerro
1999 Juventud (Las Piedras)
2000 Wanderers
2001 Villa Española
2002 Liverpool
2003 Cerrito
2004 River Plate
2005 Bella Vista
2006 Progreso
2007 Fénix
2008 Racing
2009 Fénix
2010 El Tanque Sisley
2011 Rentistas
2012 Central Español
2013 Sud América
2014 Tacuarembó
2015 Liverpool
2016 Rampla Juniors
2016 El Tanque Sisley (transitional season)
2017 Torque
2018 Cerro Largo (Melo)
2019 Torque
2020 Cerrito
2021 Albion
2022 Racing
2023 Miramar Misiones
2024 Plaza
Total Second Division Championships
7 C:A: Fénix (Montevideo)
IA Sud América (Montevideo)
6 Racing Club (Montevideo)
CA River Plate (Montevideo)
5 CA Bella Vista (Montevideo)
4 Liverpool FC (Montevideo)
CS Miramar Misiones (includes Miramar) (Montevideo)
Montevideo Wanderers FC (Montevideo)
Rampla Juniors FC (Montevideo)
CA Rentistas (Montevideo)
CCyD El Tanque Sisley (Montevideo)
3 Central Español FC (Montevideo) (includes Central FC)
Danubio FC (Montevideo)
CA Progreso (Montevideo)
2 CS Cerrito (Montevideo)
CA Cerro (Montevideo)
Colón FC (Montevideo)
CA Defensor (Montevideo) [*]
CSyD Huracán Buceo (Montevideo)
CA Torque (Montevideo)
1 Albion FC (Montevideo)
CA Basáñez (Montevideo)
Cerro Largo FC (Melo)
CA Juventud (Las Piedras)
CA Plaza (Colonia)
Tacuarembó FC (Tacuarembó)
CSyD Villa Española (Montevideo)
[*] CA Defensor (a football club) merged in 1988 with Sporting Club
(a basketball club) and are now known as Defensor Sporting Club.
Abbreviations used:
CA Club Atlético
C:A: Centro Atlético
CCyD Centro Cultural y Deportivo
CS Club Social
CSyD Club Social y Deportivo
FC Football/Fútbol Club
IA Institución Atlética
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Authors: Juan Pablo Andrés
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