Britannia

The 2025–26 Division di Honor title went to Piedra Plat. Britannia, known locally as Pumanan di Piedra Plat, the Pumas, now hold the Aruban league in a way they did not a decade ago. They also won the Copa ABC in 2024 and 2025, so the two most recent seasons produced a league and cup pairing.

They came late to the top flight. Britannia went up to the Division di Honor in 2001, and the first title arrived in 2004–05. Before that season ended, the club had already become the first from Aruba to enter the Caribbean Football Union's club championship. They went back in 2006 and 2009, and the 2009 trip fell in the middle of their strongest domestic run: league champions in 2008–09 and 2009–10, and winners of the Betico Croes Cup four years in a row from 2007–08 to 2010–11.

A gap followed. The 2013–14 title was the last for nearly a decade, and the Betico Croes Cup in 2022–23 was among the first signs of the recovery that ended in three straight league wins.

The club began in October 1958 with a board of nine men. Daniel "Vale" Croes was first president, and yellow and red were chosen at the founding meeting. The Complejo Deportivo Franklyn Bareño, the home ground, is small by any measure, and the crowds it holds are local ones. The main rival is SV Dakota, though the derby has no name of its own. Racing Club Aruba is another club they have a rivalry with.

Among the players, defender Theric Ruiz won 24 caps for Aruba, a national-team record for a club this size to draw on.

Seven league titles, the last three of them consecutive.