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List of Uruguayan Primera División top scorers

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This is a list of Uruguayan Primera División top scorers, that enumerates all players that have finished a season as top goalscorers in the top level of the Uruguayan football league system from 1900 (the year that the first championship was held) to date.[1]

All-time top scorers

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The chart includes championships since 1900 to present days. Atilio García has the record of being top scorer in most seasons, with 8 (7 of them consecutively).[2][3][4] On the other hand, Fernando Morena holds the record of most goals scored in one season (36 in 1978).[5]

Fernando Morena (here pictured in 1974) is the all-time topscorer of Primera División
Pos. Player Period Goals Matches
1 Uruguay Fernando Morena 1969–84 230 244
2 Argentina Atilio García 1938–50 208 210
3 Uruguay Héctor Scarone 1916–34 163 191
4 Uruguay Pablo Terevinto 1920–31 124 157
5 Ecuador Alberto Spencer 1960–70 113 166
6 Uruguay René Borjas 1920–31 109 199
7 Uruguay Héctor Castro 1921–36 107 181
8 Uruguay Óscar Míguez 1948–60 107 137
9 Uruguay Pedro Petrone 1923–33 103 97
10 Uruguay Peregrino Anselmo 1922–35 102 180

Top scorers by year

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Sources:[1]

Season Player Club Goals
1900 Scotland James Buchanan CURCC
6
1901 Uruguay Juan Pena CURCC
6
1902 Uruguay Bolívar Céspedes Nacional
11
1903 Uruguay Juan Pena CURCC
16
1904
(No championship held) [n 1]
1905 Uruguay Aniceto Camacho CURCC
6
1906 Uruguay Rafael de Miquelerena Montevideo Wanderers
6
1907 Uruguay José Zuazú Nacional
7
(no records for the 1908–1926 period)
1927 Uruguay Conrado Bidegain Rampla Juniors
13
(no records for the 1927–1928 period)
1930
(No championship held) [n 2]
1931
(no records)
1932 Uruguay Juan Labraga Rampla Juniors
17
1933 Uruguay Pedro Young Peñarol
33
1934 Uruguay Aníbal Ciocca Nacional
13
1935 Uruguay Antonio Castaldo Defensor
12
1936 Uruguay Aníbal Ciocca Nacional
14
1937 Uruguay Horacio Tellechea Peñarol
16
1938 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
20
1939 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
22
1940 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
18
1941 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
23
1942 Argentina Atilio García Nacional|
19
1943 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
18
1944 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
21
1945 Uruguay Nicolás Falero Central Español
21
Uruguay Raúl Schiaffino Peñarol
1946 Argentina Atilio García Nacional
21
1947 Uruguay Nicolás Falero Peñarol
17
1948 Uruguay Óscar Míguez Peñarol
1949 Uruguay Óscar Míguez Peñarol
20
1950 Uruguay Juan Ramón Orlandi Nacional
14
1951 Uruguay Juan Hohberg Peñarol
17
1952 Uruguay Jorge Enrico Nacional
15
1953 Uruguay Juan Hohberg Peñarol
17
1954 Uruguay Juan Romay Peñarol
12
1955 Uruguay Javier Ambrois Nacional
17
1956 Uruguay Carlos Carranza Cerro
18
1957 Uruguay Walter Hernández Defensor
16
1958 Uruguay Manuel Pedersen Rampla Juniors
12
1959 Uruguay Víctor Guaglianone Wanderers
13
1960 Uruguay Ángel Cabrera Peñarol
14
1961 Ecuador Alberto Spencer Peñarol
18
1962 Ecuador Alberto Spencer Peñarol
16
1963 Uruguay Pedro Rocha Peñarol
18
1964 Uruguay Héctor Salva Rampla Juniors
12
1965 Uruguay Pedro Rocha Peñarol
15
1966 Brazil Araquem de Melo Danubio
12
1967 Ecuador Alberto Spencer Peñarol
11
1968 Ecuador Alberto Spencer Peñarol
8
Uruguay Pedro Rocha Peñarol
Uruguay Ruben García Cerro
Uruguay Rúben Bareño Cerro
1969 Argentina Luis Artime Nacional
24
1970 Argentina Luis Artime Nacional
21
1971 Argentina Luis Artime Nacional
16
1972 Argentina Juan Carlos Mamelli Nacional
20
1973 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
23
1974 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
27
1975 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
34
1976 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
18
1977 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
19
1978 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
36
1979 Uruguay Waldemar Victorino Nacional
19
1980 Uruguay Jorge Luis Siviero Rentistas
19
1981 Uruguay Rubén Paz Peñarol
17
1982 Uruguay Fernando Morena Peñarol
17
1983 Uruguay Arsenio Luzardo Nacional
13
1984 Uruguay José Villareal Central Español
18
1985 Uruguay Antonio Alzamendi Peñarol
13
1986 Uruguay Juan Ramón Carrasco Nacional
11
Uruguay Gerardo Miranda Defensor
1987 Uruguay Gerardo Miranda Defensor
13
1988 Uruguay Rubén da Silva Danubio
23
1989 Uruguay Diego Aguirre Peñarol
7
Uruguay Johnny Miqueiro Progreso
Uruguay Óscar Quagliata Huracán Buceo
1990 Uruguay Adolfo Barán Peñarol
13
1991 Panama Julio Dely Valdés Nacional
16
1992 Panama Julio Dely Valdés Nacional
13
1993 Uruguay Wilmar Cabrera Huracán Buceo
12
1994 Uruguay Darío Silva Peñarol
19
1995 Uruguay Juan González Nacional
16
1996 Uruguay Juan González Nacional
13
1997 Uruguay Pablo Bengoechea Peñarol
10
1998 Uruguay Martín Rodríguez River Plate
13
Uruguay Rubén Sosa Nacional
1999 Uruguay Gabriel Álvez Nacional
24
2000 Uruguay Javier Chevantón Danubio
33
2001 Brazil Eliomar Marcón Defensor Sporting
21
2002 Uruguay Germán Hornos Fénix
25
2003 Uruguay Alexander Medina Liverpool
22
2004 Uruguay Carlos Bueno Peñarol
26
Uruguay Alexander Medina Nacional
2005 Uruguay Pablo Granoche Miramar Misiones
16
2005–06 Uruguay Pedro Cardoso Rocha
17
2006–07 Uruguay Aldo Díaz Tacuarembó
15
2007–08 Australia Richard Porta CA River Plate
19
Uruguay Cristhian Stuani Danubio
2008–09 Uruguay Antonio Pacheco Peñarol
12
Uruguay Liber Quiñones Racing
2009–10 Uruguay Antonio Pacheco Peñarol
23
2010–11 Uruguay Santiago García Nacional
23
2011–12 Australia Richard Porta Nacional
17
2012–13 Uruguay Juan Manuel Olivera Peñarol
18
2013–14 Uruguay Héctor Acuña Cerro
20
2014–15 Uruguay Iván Alonso Nacional
22
2015–16 Uruguay Gastón Rodríguez M. Wanderers
19
Uruguay Junior Arias Liverpool
2016 Uruguay Pablo Silva Villa Española
8
Uruguay Gabriel Fernández Racing
2017 Uruguay Cristian Palacios Wanderers / Peñarol
29
2018 Argentina Gonzalo Bergessio Nacional
17
2019 Uruguay Juan Ignacio Ramírez Liverpool
24
2020 Argentina Gonzalo Bergessio Nacional
25
2021 Uruguay Maximiliano Silvera Cerrito
22
2022 Uruguay Thiago Borbas River Plate
18
2023 Uruguay Ignacio Ramírez Nacional
19
2024

Notes

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  1. ^ The 1904 championship was not played due to the Battle of Masoller
  2. ^ No championship was played because of the 1930 FIFA World Cup.
  3. ^ Championship unfinished

References

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