Football league
The Campeonato Paraibano Second Division is the second tier of football league of the state of Paraíba, Brazil.[1][2]
Titles by team
Teams in bold stills active.
| Rank
|
Club
|
Winners
|
Winning years
|
| 1
|
Esporte de Patos
|
4
|
2005, 2013, 2015, 2018
|
| Estrela do Mar
|
1962, 1964, 1966, 1967
|
| 3
|
Atlético Cajazeirense
|
2
|
2012, 2023
|
| Auto Esporte
|
1968, 2006
|
| CSP
|
2010, 2021
|
| Internacional
|
2008, 2016
|
| Santa Cruz
|
1994, 2000
|
| Serra Branca
|
2011, 2022
|
| 9
|
5 de Agosto
|
1
|
1963
|
| Atalaia
|
1992
|
| Desportiva
|
2009
|
| Guarany
|
1969
|
| Íbis
|
1965
|
| Miramar
|
2001
|
| Nacional de Cabedelo
|
2004
|
| Nacional de Patos
|
2017
|
| Ouro Velho
|
1995
|
| Queimadense
|
2007
|
| Red Cross
|
1960
|
| Santos
|
1996
|
| São Paulo Crystal
|
2014
|
| Serrano
|
1998
|
| Sport Lagoa Seca
|
2019
|
| União João Pessoa
|
1961
|
| Vila Branca
|
1993
|
By city
| City
|
Championships
|
Clubs
|
 João Pessoa
|
16
|
Estrela do Mar (4), Auto Esporte (2), CSP (2), Internacional (2), 5 de Agosto (1), Guarany (1), Íbis (1), Red Cross (1), Santos (1), União João Pessoa (1)
|
 Patos
|
5
|
Esporte (4), Nacional (1)
|
 Cajazeiras
|
3
|
Atlético Cajazeirense (2), Paraíba (1)
|
 Cabedelo
|
2
|
Miramar (1), Nacional (1)
|
 Campina Grande
|
2
|
Serrano (2)
|
 Santa Rita
|
2
|
Santa Cruz (2)
|
 Bananeiras
|
1
|
Atalaia (1)
|
 Guarabira
|
1
|
Desportiva (1)
|
 Lagoa Seca
|
1
|
Sport Lagoa Seca (1)
|
 Lucena
|
1
|
São Paulo Crystal (1)
|
| Ouro Velho
|
1
|
Ouro Velho
|
 Queimadas
|
1
|
Queimadense (1)
|
 Serra Branca
|
1
|
Serra Branca (1)
|
 Solanea
|
1
|
Vila Branca (1)
|
