List of Honduran Liga Nacional top scorers

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The following is a list of the highest goalscorers in Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras' history [1]

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List of goalscorers

SeasonPlayerClubGoals
1965–66 Flag of Honduras.svg Henry Grey La Salle 14
1966–67 Flag of Honduras.svg Mauro Caballero Marathón 12
1967–68 Flag of Honduras.svg Junia Garden Vida 13
1968–69 Flag of Brazil.svg Roberto Abrussezze Motagua 16
1969–70 Flag of Brazil.svg Flavio Ortega Marathón 18
1970–71 Flag of Honduras.svg Carlos Alvarado Vida 16
1971–72 Flag of Honduras.svg Carlos Alvarado Vida 14
1972–73 None; season canceled
1973–74 Flag of Honduras.svg Mario Blandón Motagua 13
Flag of Costa Rica.svg Allard Plummer Marathón 13
1974–75 Flag of Chile.svg Rubén Rodríguez-Peña Platense 15
1975–76 Flag of Honduras.svg Marco López Olimpia 11
1976–77 Flag of Honduras.svg Óscar Hernández Marathón 10
1977–78 Flag of Chile.svg Mario Iubini Motagua 10
1978–79 Flag of Honduras.svg Salvador Bernárdez Motagua 15
1979–80 Flag of Honduras.svg Prudencio Norales Olimpia 15
1980–81 Flag of Argentina.svg Luis Altamirano Broncos 13
1981–82 Flag of Argentina.svg Luis Altamirano Broncos 15
1982–83 Flag of Argentina.svg Luis Altamirano Broncos UNAH 13
1983–84 Flag of Honduras.svg Raúl Gamboa Platense 17
1984–85 Flag of Argentina.svg Luis Altamirano Universidad 13
1985–86 Flag of Honduras.svg Juan Flores Olimpia 9
1986–87 Flag of Honduras.svg Cipriano Dueñas Vida 12
1987–88 Flag of Honduras.svg Gilberto Machado Marathón 19
1988–89 Flag of Honduras.svg Miguel Matthews Motagua 8
Flag of Uruguay.svg Rubén Alonso Real España 8
Flag of Honduras.svg Carlos Lobo Curacao 8
Flag of Honduras.svg Raúl Gamboa Platense 8
1989–90 Flag of Honduras.svg Álex Ávila Real España 13
1990–91 Flag of Honduras.svg Luis Vallejo Real España 12
1991–92 Flag of Honduras.svg Eduardo Bennett Olimpia 12
1992–93 Flag of Honduras.svg Jorge Arriola Real Maya 18
1993–94 Flag of Honduras.svg Alex Chacón Olimpia 12
1994–95 Flag of Honduras.svg Álex Ávila Motagua 14
1995–96 Flag of Honduras.svg Edwin Castro Motagua 14
1996–97 Flag of Brazil.svg Denilson Costa Motagua 13
1997–98 A Flag of Honduras.svg Wilmer Velásquez Olimpia 19
1997–98 C Flag of Honduras.svg Amado Guevara Motagua 15
Flag of Honduras.svg Wilmer Velásquez Olimpia 15
1998–99 Flag of Brazil.svg Marcio de Lima Platense 11
1999–00 A Flag of Honduras.svg Wilmer Velásquez Olimpia 12
1999–00 C Flag of Honduras.svg Juan Cárcamo Platense 14
2000–01 A Flag of Argentina.svg Marcelo Verón Platense 13
2000–01 C Flag of Honduras.svg Pompilio Cacho Marathón 12
2001–02 A Flag of Honduras.svg Enrique Reneau Marathón 8
2001–02 C Flag of Brazil.svg Marcelo Ferreira Platense 13
2002–03 A Flag of Brazil.svg Marcelo Ferreira Platense 15
2002–03 C Flag of Brazil.svg Denilson Costa Marathón 10
Flag of Honduras.svg Pompilio Cacho Marathón 10
Flag of Brazil.svg Luciano Emílio Real España 10
2003–04 A Flag of Argentina.svg Danilo Tosello Olimpia 12
2003–04 C Flag of Brazil.svg Luciano Emílio Real España 14
2004–05 A Flag of Brazil.svg Luciano Emílio Olimpia 16
2004–05 C Flag of Honduras.svg Francisco Ramírez Platense 10
2005–06 A Flag of Honduras.svg Francisco Ramírez Platense 13
2005–06 C Flag of Brazil.svg Luciano Emílio Olimpia 12
2006–07 A Flag of Honduras.svg Carlo Costly Platense 10
2006–07 C Flag of Honduras.svg Carlos Pavón Real España 15
2007–08 A Flag of Honduras.svg Emil Martínez Marathón 10
2007–08 C Flag of Honduras.svg Wilmer Velásquez Olimpia 10
2008–09 A Flag of Brazil.svg Everaldo Ferreira Real España 13
2008–09 C Flag of Argentina.svg Sergio Diduch Hispano 10
2009–10 A Flag of Honduras.svg Jerry Palacios Marathón 13
2009–10 C Flag of Honduras.svg Jerry Bengtson Vida 13
2010–11 A Flag of Honduras.svg Jerry Bengtson Vida 12
2010–11 C Flag of Honduras.svg Jerry Bengtson Motagua 15
2011–12 A Flag of Uruguay.svg Claudio Cardozo Marathón 15
2011–12 C Flag of Uruguay.svg Óscar Torlacoff Atlético Choloma 9
Flag of Colombia.svg Andrés Copete Victoria 9
2012–13 Flag of Honduras.svg Roger Rojas Olimpia 19
2013–14 Flag of Honduras.svg Rony Martínez Real Sociedad 24
2014–15 Flag of Honduras.svg Román Castillo Motagua 29
2015–16 Flag of Honduras.svg Marco Vega Real Sociedad 24
2016–17 Flag of Honduras.svg Rony Martínez Real Sociedad 22
2017–18 Flag of Colombia.svg Justin Arboleda Marathón 24
2018–19 Flag of Honduras.svg Jerry Bengtson Olimpia 24

By club

ClubTitles
Olimpia 14
Marathón 13
Platense 11
Motagua 11
Real España 7
Vida 6
Real Sociedad 3
Broncos 2
Universidad / Broncos UNAH 2
La Salle 1
Curacao 1
Real Maya 1
Hispano 1
Atlético Choloma 1
Victoria 1

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References

  1. ↑ "Honduras - List of Topscorers". The Introduction Page of the RSSSF -- The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. 1999-09-30.
  2. ↑ Lnphn.com – LISTADO DE LOS CAMPEONES Y SUB CAMPEONES, MAXIMOS GOLEADORES Y PORTEROS MENOS GOLEADOS – June 2017
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