Liga Hostos
The younger of the two leagues in the Liga Nacional—not that anyone, from the Deputy Commissioner to the most overlooked player in the entire league, is likely to admit it—draws its name from Eugenio María de Hostos of Mayagüez, who advocated for Puerto Rican and Cuban independence throughout the Western Hemisphere.
While hostosianos prefer to call their home league la ilustre, and betanceños often call them la niña, the league is most commonly known as la zarca, from the bright sky-blue of the pennant given to its champions.
División del Noroeste
Northwestern Division
Isabela Cheese Eaters
Quebradillas Corsairs
San Sebastián Cucumbers
División del Oeste
Western Division
Añasco Godslayers
Mayagüez Captains
Rincón Engineers
División del Suroeste
Southwestern Division
Guánica Friends
Sabana Grande Weavers
San Germán Swallows
División del Oeste de la Cordillera
Western Mountain Division
Adjuntas Saints
Jayuya Summits
Utuado Highlanders
División del Norte
Northern Division
Barceloneta Sailors
Florida Hills
Manatí Acropolis Dwellers
División de la Metrópolis Sureña
Southern Metro Division
Juana Díaz Kings
Ponce Lords
Villalba Merchants
División del Sur del Valle Costero
Southern Coastal Valley Division
Aibonito Cold Ones
Cayey Horn Attackers
Guayama Sorcerers
División del Este de la Cordillera
Eastern Mountain Division
Barranquitas Eminences
Corozal Mofongo Eaters
Naranjito Brilliances
División del Oeste Metropolitano
Western Metro Division
Bayamón Milkmen
Toa Alta Poets
Toa Baja Riders
División del Este Metropolitano
Eastern Metro Division
Carolina Arm Hackers
Loíza Bladdermasks
Trujillo Alto Fritters
División del Valle del Turabo
Turabo Valley Division
Caguas Coquís
Gurabo Taínos
San Lorenzo Legends
División del Este
Eastern Division
Humacao Miracles
Las Piedras Artisans
Yabucoa Confectioners
División del Archipiélago
Archipelagic Division
Culebra Turtles
Fajardo Insolents
