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== Bolivian staff ==
== Bolivian staff ==
* [[GM-Fer]]
* [[User:GM-Gary|GM-Gary]]
* [[GM-Gary]]
* [[User:GM-Camilo|GM-Camilo]]
* [[MOD-Cmegrow]]
* [[User:MOD-Cmegrow|MOD-Cmegrow]]
* [[MOD-G]]
* [[User:prime_minister|prime_minister]] (Editor)
* [[Ed-valkyria]] (Editor)


Former staff:
Former staff:
* [[GM-Dennis]]
* [[User:GM-Dennis|GM-Dennis]]
 
* [[User:GM-Fer|GM-Fer]]
* [[User:MOD-G|MOD-G]]
* [[User:Ed-valkyria|Ed-valkyria]] (Editor)


== [[Liga Profesional del Fútbol Boliviano|League]] champions ==
== [[Liga Profesional del Fútbol Boliviano|League]] champions ==

Revision as of 19:49, 22 July 2009

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Bolivia is placed in the heart of South America. With an amazing mix of cultures and languages, Bolivia is one of the favorite destinations for tourists. Torrid rain forests, waterfalls, deserts, and snowy mountains make the profile of the country.

League

NT U-20 Bolivia

NT U-21 Bolivia

NT Bolivia

Hattrick Country
Bolivia
Flag of Bolivia
Flag of Bolivia
Coat of Arms of Bolivia
Coat of Arms of Bolivia
Location of Bolivia (link to Google map)
Wikipedia page
Currency Bs
1,000 Bs = 100 US$
Time zone Hattrick Time -4
Continent: [[South America]]
Bolivia HT Country
Zone:
[[South America]]
Number of regions: 10
Current local season: 18
Number of teams:
(~ active)
10920 (active ~1700)
Level of series: 6
Top series name: Liga Profesional del Fútbol Boliviano
National cups: Copa Bolivia (main)
Bolivia Emerald Cup (challenger)
Bolivia Ruby Cup (challenger)
Bolivia Sapphire Cup (challenger)
Bolivia Consolation Cup (third tier)
National teams


History

Bolivia is a relatively young country in Hattrick, but it had a fast development and growth.

The Bolivian U-20 got international recognition when they beat the Sverige by using a 0-7-3 as a tactic.


Trophies

None yet.


Bolivian staff

Former staff:

League champions

Season Team Name Manager Name
17 Wilstermann GM-Gary
16 Mentor FC c_bianchi
15 VyL jcvillarrain
14 VyL jcvillarrain
13 Y2K F.C. marcelo_v
12 C Blooming tirpi
11 Krash MOD-Cmegrow
10 C Blooming tirpi
9 Los Condores F.C. tirsomen
8 Los Condores F.C. tirsomen
7 atletico don chichi idiota
6 Y2K F.C. marcelo_v
5 -Real Madrid FC- Mandrake
4 -Real Madrid FC- Mandrake
3 -Real Madrid FC- Mandrake
2 ORIENTEPETROLERO -cerebro-
1 ndungus Baruwa
0 Oruro RCD (Bot) Unknown


Copa Bolivia champions

Season Team Name Manager Name
17 Dionisios CF jrubin111
16 Blooming* Dt-Quinteros
15 f.c.baraka miguel_s
14 VyL jcvillarrain
13 f.c.baraka miguel_s
12 f.c.baraka miguel_s
11 C Blooming tirpi
10 C Blooming tirpi
9 C Blooming tirpi
8 Y2K F.C. marcelo_v
7 ORIENTEPETROLERO -cerebro-
6 f.c.baraka miguel_s
5 -Real Madrid FC- Mandrake
4 Camiri Gunnarsp
3 -Real Madrid FC- Mandrake
2 -Real Madrid FC- Mandrake
1 Cosmos 1982 soccer_boy


National Teams

Senior National Team

      Main article: Bolivia national team

Bolivia began international play prior to World Cup IV, but they did not participate in that tournament as they were not one of the top 40 teams in the world rankings at the start of the tournament. The team has never advanced out of qualification, although they did finish third in their group in qualification for World Cup XIII.

U-20 National Team

      Main article: Bolivia U-20 national team

Bolivia began international play during the final rounds of U-20 World Cup III. They did not participate in U-20 World Cup IV, as the team was not in the top 40 of the international ranking at the start of that tournament. Bolivia's first official competition was in qualifying for U-20 World Cup V. The team has never advanced out of qualification, although they have finished third twice, in qualification for U-20 World Cup VI and U-20 World Cup X.


Regions of Bolivia Bolivia

Beni | Camiri | Chuquisaca | Cochabamba | La Paz | Oruro | Pando | Potosi | Santa Cruz | Tarija


South America

Argentina (Argentina) · Bolivia (Bolivia) · Brazil (Brasil) · Chile (Chile) · Colombia (Colombia) · Ecuador (Ecuador) · Paraguay (Paraguay) · Peru (Perú) · Suriname (Suriname) · Uruguay (Uruguay) · Venezuela (Venezuela)