Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Castile and León

The league

The Primera División Regional is played in two groups of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the champion of each group and the best runner-up are promoted. Bottom four teams from Group A and bottom three from Group B are relegated to Primera División Provincial Aficionado. Further teams may be relegated to maintain a league of 36 teams.

2018–19 teams

Group A

Cebrereña

Becerril

Burgos

Miranda de Ebro

Velilla

Palencia

Briviesca

Villamuriel

Uxama

Salas

Segovia

Sotillo

Quintanar

Arévalo

Roa

2012–13 Primera Regional – Group A teams

Club	City	Founded	2018–19 season
Real Burgos	Burgos	1983	18th (3ª División (Group VIII))
Becerril	Becerril de Campos	1977	19th (3ª División (Group VIII))
San José	Garray	-	20th (3ª División (Group VIII))
Unami	Segovia	-	3rd
Colegios Diocesanos	Ávila	-	4th
Mirandés B	Miranda de Ebro	—	5th
Racing Lermeño	Lerma	1969	6th
Villarcayo Nela	Villarcayo de Merindad de Castilla la Vieja	-	7th
Villamuriel	Villamuriel de Cerrato	1977	8th
Tardelcuende	Tardelcuende	—	9th
Castilla Palencia	Palencia	1928	10th
El Espinar-San Rafael	El Espinar	-	12th
Atlético Palencia 1929	Palencia	-	13th
Arandina B	Aranda de Duero	-	1st (1ª División Provincial (Burgos))
Calasanz	Soria	-	1st (1ª División Provincial (Soria))
Bosco Arévalo	Arévalo	1997	2nd (1ª División Provincial (Ávila))
Cuéllar Balompié	Cuéllar	-	2nd (1ª División Provincial (Segovia))
Venta de Baños	Venta de Baños	1943	3rd (1ª División Provincial (Palencia))

Group B

Cebrereña

Tordesillas

Carbajosa

Huracán Z

Onzonilla

Navarrés

Mojados

Peñaranda

Zamora

Simancas

Béjar

Medinense

Ponferrada

Valladolid

Salamanca

Rioseco

C. Rodrigo

Villaralbo

2012–13 Primera Regional – Group B teams

Club	City	Founded	2018–19 season
Villaralbo	Villaralbo	2001	3rd
Villa de Simancas	Simancas	—	4th
Ponferradina B	Ponferrada	1963	5th
Ciudad Rodrigo	Ciudad Rodrigo	1953	6th
Peñaranda	Peñaranda de Bracamonte	1949	7th
Hergar Camelot	Salamanca	—	8nd
Onzonilla	Vilecha	1992	9th
Mojados	Mojados	1950	10th
Universidad de Valladolid	Valladolid	1974	11th
Béjar Industrial	Béjar	1952	12th
La Cistérniga	Cistérniga	—	13th
Betis	Valladolid	—	14th
Ejido	León	—	15th
Toralense	Toral de los Vados	—	1st (1ª División Provincial (León))
Ribert	Salamanca	—	1st (1ª División Provincial (Salamanca))
Navarrés	Nava del Rey	1995	1st (1ª División Provincial (Valladolid))
Benavente	Benavente	—	1st (1ª División Provincial (Zamora))
Salamanca UDS B	Salamanca	—	2nd (1ª División Provincial (Salamanca))

The League

The Primera División Provincial comprises nine groups (one from each province) from 12 to 18 teams. The nine provincial champions are promoted to Primera División Regional. There are relegations to Segunda Provincial de Aficionados in four provinces; Segovia, León (3 clubs), Valladolid (3 clubs) and Zamora.

Some teams playing in this level

• Norma San Leonardo
• Venta de Baños

The League

The Segunda Provincial is played in four provinces Segovia, León, Valladolid (3 groups) and Zamora in six groups of 12 to 20 teams. The top three clubs form León and the three group winners from Valladolid are promoted to Primera División Provincial Aficionado.

Some teams playing in this level

• Hullera Vasco-Leonesa