Ed Season Champions 1 1983 Ferretería Núñez de Pérez Zeledón [*] [later renamed Mpal. Pérez Zeledón] 2 1984 Damas de Quepos [aka Dameña; later renamed Mpal. Quepos] 3 1985 Municipal Liberia 4 1986 Municipal La Unión, Cartago 5 1987 Calle Flores, Belén [later renamed Belén, Heredia] 6 1988/89 Municipal Barquero, Paraíso [later renamed Mpal. Paraíso] 7 1989/90 Valverde Vega, Alajuela 8 1990/91 Municipal Cañas 9 1991/92 Banamola Pococí [later renamed Cariari Pococí] 10 1992/93 Vecinos de Santa Ana [later renamed Mpal. Santa Ana] 11 1993/94 Santa Bárbara de Heredia 12 1994/95 Orotinense, Alajuela 13 1995/96 Municipal Osa [later renamed Osa SA] 14 1996/97 Pococí Dos Mil [later renamed Santos de Guápiles] 15 1997/98 San Lorenzo de Flores 16 1998/99 Ciudad Colón, Mora 17 1999/00 Cartagena Santa Cruz 18 2000/01 Tournón San Isidro de Heredia 19 2001/02 Esparza Carter's Puntarenas 20 2002/03 El Roble Alajuela 21 2003/04 Santacruceña CFSA 22 2004/05 Municipal Coto Brus 23 2005/06 Barrealeña 24 2006/07 Municipal Aserrí 25 2007/08 La Suerte de Pococí 26 2008/09 Barrealeña 27 2009/10 Desamparados Brujas 28 2010/11 AD Guajira de Pococí 29 2011/12 Finca Austria FC 30 2012/13 ADF Siquirreña 32 2013/14 Pococi FC 33 2014/15 AD Cofutpa 34 2015/16 AD Santa Rosa 35 2016/17 Municipal Santa Ana [*] runners-up 1983: AD Zapandí de Filadelfia de Guanacaste
Source: Federación Costarricense de Fútbol; information compiled by Marvin Hidalgo
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