Ligas Superiores del Peru

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Ligas Superiores del Peru
Founded2004
Folded2023 (2023)
Country Peru
Number of clubsVariable
Level on pyramid5
Promotion to Ligas Departamentales
Relegation to Ligas Distritales

The Ligas Superiores was one of two leagues that formed part of the Departamental Stage in the Copa Perú of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) football league system. The other league at level was the Ligas Departamentales.

A transcendental step was given in the Copa Perú with the official establishment of the Ligas Superiores which did not become as successful as expected.

Format

The Ligas Superiores were composed of a select group of clubs of each department. The champion and runner-up from each league automatically qualifies to their department's Liga Departamental.

History

The Ligas Superiores were officially created in 2009. In 2009, nine the Departmental Federations determined to adopt them: Arequipa, Ayacucho, Cajamarca, Huánuco, Lambayeque, Pasco, Piura, Puno and Tumbes.

As of 2019, only two departments continue to have a Liga Superior, Piura and Tumbes.

Liga Superior de Ancash

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2011 UNASAM Universidad San Pedro
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Arequipa

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2009 Unión Minas de Orcopampa Juventus Corazón
2
 2010 Sportivo Huracán Aurora
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Ayacucho

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2008 Pichari VRAE Juventud Gloria
2
 2009 Deportivo Municipal (H) Froebel Deportes
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Cajamarca

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2009 Deportivo Municipal (Chota) Deportivo Municipal (Santa Cruz)
2
 2010 Comerciantes Unidos Cultural Volante
3
 2011 UTC Cultural Volante
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior del Callao

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2010 Atlético Pilsen Callao José López Pazos
2
 2011 Atlético Pilsen Callao ADEBAMI
3
 2012 Juventud La Perla José Gálvez
4
 2013 Márquez Juventud La Perla
5
 2014 ADEBAMI Juventud La Perla
6
 2015 Juventud La Perla Somos Aduanas
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Cusco

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2010 Deportivo Municipal (La Convención) Humberto Luna
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Huánuco

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2008 Alianza Universidad León de Huánuco
2
 2009 Alianza Universidad León de Huánuco
3
 2010 Bella Durmiente Alianza Universidad
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Lambayeque

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2004[1] Universidad de Chiclayo[2] Cachorro
2
 2005 Juan Aurich
3
 2007 Cruzada Deportiva Deportivo Pomalca
4
 2008 Universidad Señor de Sipán Deportivo Pomalca
5
 2009 Deportivo Pomalca Universidad de Chiclayo
6
 2010 Deportivo Pomalca Universidad Señor de Sipán
7
 2011 Los Caimanes Universitarios (Illimo)
8
 2012 Universidad Señor de Sipán Flamengo
9
 2013 Universidad Señor de Sipán Willy Serrato
10
 2014 La Nueva Alianza Cruz de Chalpón
11
 2015 La Nueva Alianza Universidad Señor de Sipán
12
 2016 Juan Aurich (Chongoyape) La Nueva Alianza
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Pasco

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2009 Deportivo Municipal (Yanahuanca) Unión Minas
2
 2010 Unión Minas Sport Ticlacayán
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Piura

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2009 Atlético Grau Cultural Locuto
2
 2010 Atlético Grau Cultural Locuto
3
 2011 Oleoducto Petroperú Estrella Roja
4
 2012 Juana & Victor Carlos Concha (Talara)
5
 2013 Atlético Grau José Olaya (Paita)
6
 2014 Atlético Grau Jorge Chávez (Sullana)
7
 2015 Defensor La Bocana Escuela Piuranitos
8
 2016 Atlético Grau San Antonio
9
 2017 San Antonio Juana & Víctor
10
 2018 San Miguel Juventud Cautivo
11
 2019 Juventud Cautivo Sport Estrella
–
 2020 Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
–
 2021
–
 2022 No tournament
12
 2023 Academia Cristo Rey Semillero Tambogrande
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Puno

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2008 Diablos Rojos Franciscano San Román
2
 2009 Franciscano San Román Unión Carolina
3
 2010 Unión Fuerza Minera Alianza Unicachi
4
 2011 Defensor Politécnico Franciscano San Román
5
 2012 Alfonso Ugarte Binacional
Defunct Tournament

Liga Superior de Tumbes

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
 2009 Sport Pampas Sporting Pizarro
2
 2010 Sporting Pizarro Deportivo Pacífico
3
 2011 Sport Buenos Aires UNT
4
 2012 Sporting Pizarro Sport Pampas
5
 2013 Sport San Martín José Chiroque Cielo
6
 2014 José Chiroque Cielo Sporting Pizarro
7
 2015 Cristal Tumbes José Chiroque Cielo
8
 2016 Independiente Aguas Verdes 6 de Diciembre
9
 2017 Independiente Aguas Verdes José Chiroque Cielo
10
 2018 José Chiroque Cielo UNT
11
 2019 UNT[3] Ferrocarril
Defunct Tournament

References

  1. ^ Hoy sale el fixture
  2. ^ ¡Salió el campeón!
  3. ^ UNT, Campeón de la Liga Superior de Tumbes 2009

See also