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Adonis Hilario
Personal information
Full name	Adonis Hilario Vieira
Date of birth	1965 or 1966
Place of birth	, Brazil
Position(s)	Striker
Youth career
1983	Friburguense
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1985–1986	Botafogo
1986–1987	Herediano
1987–1988	Guanacasteca
1988–1993	Saprissa
1994	Olimpia
1994–1995	Águila
1995–1996	Sacachispas
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Adonis Hilario Vieria (born 1965 or 1966) is a retired Brazilian footballer who played as a striker and who played most of his career with Deportivo Saprissa of Costa Rica, during the 1980s and 1990s.

Club career

With Saprissa, he won three national championships, as well as one CONCACAF Champions Cup. He also played for Herediano and Guanacasteca, as well as Águila of El Salvador and several teams in Brazil. He also played a season for Tecos UAG in Mexico.

He was the top goal scorer in the 1991 Costa Rica's first division tournament, in which he scored 26 goals.

Retirement

After retiring in 1998, he began coaching in Saprissa's minor league system, where he still works.

References

Goloboy, James (2008-03-28). "Central American Club Competitions 1991". RSSSF.
^ Figuras del ayer: Adonis Hilario (Bio) - Nación (in Spanish)
Samba morada Adonis Hilario colabora con el mosco y el máster del Saprissa - Al Día (in Spanish)

v t e Costa Rican Primera División top scorers
1925: Arguedas 1929: Madrigal 1938: Piedra / Meza 1939: Morera 1940: Meza 1941: Cordero / Araya 1942: Fernández / Solano 1943: Zeledón 1945: Rodríguez 1948: Muñoz 1949: Zeledón 1950: Armijo 1951: J. Meza / Goñi / Ovares 1952: J. Meza / J.R. Meza / Zeledón / Zúñiga 1953: Herrera 1955: González 1957: J. Soto 1958: J.L. Soto 1959: Ulloa 1960: Ulloa 1961 Fed: Armijo 1961 Aso: Bolaños / Meléndez / Soto 1962: Monge / Jiménez 1963: Elizondo 1964: Daniels 1965: Daniels 1966: Daniels / Ulloa 1967: Daniels 1968: Daniels / Chavarría 1969: Sáenz 1970: Daniels 1971: Sáenz 1972: Odir 1973: Hernández 1974: Montero 1975: Cordero 1976: Solano 1977: Mansilla 1978: Gutiérrez 1979: Rooper / Izquierdo 1980: Torres 1981: Coronado 1982: Guardia 1983: Chacón 1984: Ulate 1985: Ulate 1986: Flores 1987: Jara 1988: Coronado 1989: Rodríguez 1991: Hilario 1992: Astúa 1992–93: Nildeson de Melo 1993–94: Astúa 1994–95: Arguedas 1995–96: R. Gómez 1996–97: Oviedo 1997–98: Larrea 1998–99: Mahía / Miso 1999–00: Arguedas 2000–01: Díaz 2001–02: Cubero 2002–03: Ciccia 2003–04: Saborío 2004–05: Brenes 2005–06: Bernard 2006–07: Solís 2007 I: Núñez 2008 V: Alpizar 2008 I: Núñez 2009 V: Camacho / Herron 2009 I: Núñez 2010 V: Sequeira 2010 I: Alfaro / Brenes 2011 V: Díaz 2011 I: Brenes 2012 V: Lagos / Cancela 2012 I: Lagos 2013 V: Núñez 2013 I: Lagos 2014 V: Ronchetti / L. Gómez / Moya 2014 I: Ruiz 2015 V: McDonald 2015 I: A. Rodríguez 2016 V: Ortiz / Ruiz / Cordero 2016 I: Ruiz 2017 V: Scott 2017 A: McDonald 2018 C: Rojas 2018 A: Saborío 2019 C: Saborío 2019 A: Saborío 2020 C: Bolaños 2020 A: Hernández 2021 C: East / Venegas 2021 A: Ruiz 2022 C: Hernández 2022 A: Lesme 2023 C: Venegas 2023 A: Godínez 2024 C: Cárdenas 2024 A: East / Hernández

Costa Rican Primera División top scorers

1925: Arguedas
1929: Madrigal
1938: Piedra / Meza
1939: Morera
1940: Meza
1941: Cordero / Araya
1942: Fernández / Solano
1943: Zeledón
1945: Rodríguez
1948: Muñoz
1949: Zeledón
1950: Armijo
1951: J. Meza / Goñi / Ovares
1952: J. Meza / J.R. Meza / Zeledón / Zúñiga
1953: Herrera
1955: González
1957: J. Soto
1958: J.L. Soto
1959: Ulloa
1960: Ulloa
1961 Fed: Armijo
1961 Aso: Bolaños / Meléndez / Soto
1962: Monge / Jiménez
1963: Elizondo
1964: Daniels
1965: Daniels
1966: Daniels / Ulloa
1967: Daniels
1968: Daniels / Chavarría
1969: Sáenz
1970: Daniels
1971: Sáenz
1972: Odir
1973: Hernández
1974: Montero
1975: Cordero
1976: Solano
1977: Mansilla
1978: Gutiérrez
1979: Rooper / Izquierdo
1980: Torres
1981: Coronado
1982: Guardia
1983: Chacón
1984: Ulate
1985: Ulate
1986: Flores
1987: Jara
1988: Coronado
1989: Rodríguez
1991: Hilario
1992: Astúa
1992–93: Nildeson de Melo
1993–94: Astúa
1994–95: Arguedas
1995–96: R. Gómez
1996–97: Oviedo
1997–98: Larrea
1998–99: Mahía / Miso
1999–00: Arguedas
2000–01: Díaz
2001–02: Cubero
2002–03: Ciccia
2003–04: Saborío
2004–05: Brenes
2005–06: Bernard
2006–07: Solís
2007 I: Núñez
2008 V: Alpizar
2008 I: Núñez
2009 V: Camacho / Herron
2009 I: Núñez
2010 V: Sequeira
2010 I: Alfaro / Brenes
2011 V: Díaz
2011 I: Brenes
2012 V: Lagos / Cancela
2012 I: Lagos
2013 V: Núñez
2013 I: Lagos
2014 V: Ronchetti / L. Gómez / Moya
2014 I: Ruiz
2015 V: McDonald
2015 I: A. Rodríguez
2016 V: Ortiz / Ruiz / Cordero
2016 I: Ruiz
2017 V: Scott
2017 A: McDonald
2018 C: Rojas
2018 A: Saborío
2019 C: Saborío
2019 A: Saborío
2020 C: Bolaños
2020 A: Hernández
2021 C: East / Venegas
2021 A: Ruiz
2022 C: Hernández
2022 A: Lesme
2023 C: Venegas
2023 A: Godínez
2024 C: Cárdenas
2024 A: East / Hernández

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