Botswana Division One

Botswana Division One
Founded	1966
Country	Botswana
Confederation	Botswana Football Association
Number of teams	202; Chobe: 14; Nhabe: 13; Boteti: 12; Francistown: 12; Selibe Phikwe: 12; Central North: 6; Tswapong: 10; Central South: 17; Kweneng: 16; Kgatleng:16; Gaborone: 14; Southern: 12; South East: 16; Kgalagadi South: 6; Kgalagadi Central: 6; Hukuntsi: 9; Ghanzi: 11
Level on pyramid	3
Promotion to	Botswana First Division North; Botswana First Division South
Relegation to	Botswana Division Two
Domestic cup(s)	FA Cup
Current champions	Chobe United (CHORFA Division One); Maun United Terrors (NRFA Division One); Diamond Chiefs (BORFA Division One); Tonota (FRAFA Division One); Peacemakers (SPRFA Division One); Tsabotlhe (CNRFA Division One); Palapye (TRFA Division One); Santa Green (CSRFA Division One); Masitaoka (Kweneng Division One); Bokaa Young Pirates (Kgatleng Division One); Taung Young Strikers (SOFA Division One); Holy Ghost (GRFA Division One); Kanye United (SERFA Division One); King Rodgers (Tsabong Division One); Kang United (KCRFA Division One); Moselebe Young Fighters (HRFA Division One); Ncojane Young Stars (Ghanzi Division One)

The Botswana Division One, also known as the Second Division, is the third tier of professional football in Botswana. Although it is the poorest in terms of organisation and remuneration, it consists of more teams than both the Premier League and First Division.