Galician Amateur Championship

The Galician Amateur Championship was a football competition contested by non-professional Galician clubs that ran from 1931 until 1981. It was organized by Royal Galician Football Federation.

History

The first edition of the tournament was held in 1931, under the name Campionato Galego Amateur, with the winner earning a place in the Spanish Amateur Championship. The winner of the tournament was Club Ciosvín de Vigo, who would also win the national championship that same season.
The tournament was interrupted during the Spanish Civil War, returning at the end of it with the name Campionato Galego de Afeccionados.

The current Pontevedra CF B is later, since it was founded in 1965 under the name of Atlético Pontevedrés