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Union
  
URBA

Chairman
  
Juan Blanco

Ground
  
Pilar Partido

Nickname(s)
  
Depo, Tiva

2016
  
11° of Reubicación A

League
  
Torneo de la URBA


Full name
  
Asociación Deportiva Francesa

Founded
  
11 April 1913; 103 years ago (1913-04-11)

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Asociación Deportiva Francesa is an Argentine rugby union and field hockey club sited in Del Viso, Greater Buenos Aires. The rugby team currently plays in the Torneo de la URBA Grupo II, the second division of the Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires league system.

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The field hockey team plays at tournaments organised by the Buenos Aires Hockey Association.

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History

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The club was founded in 1913 by a group of French immigrants and Argentine natives from the merger of two French sports clubs, Societé Sportive Française and Club Sportif Francais. The name chosen was "Sportive Francaise", in order to increase the emotional bonds between both countries through the practise of sports. The first president of the club was Georges Roy and it was originally located on Venezuela street in the city of Buenos Aires.

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At the beginning the club hosted the practise of athletics, association football, basketball, boxing, rugby union, and tennis. Sportiva Francesa was also founding member of the Argentine Basketball Federation. The rugby union team promoted to the first division in 1925.

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Deportiva Francesa moved from Wilde to Vicente López Partido in Greater Buenos Aires, close to the train station. The first official victory was in 1920 when Depo defeated Buenos Aires FC by 6-0.

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Between the decades of 1920 and 1930, the team took part in all the championships organised by the Rugby Union although the club facilities had been completely destroyed by a terrible flooding in 1921.

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Deportiva was promoted to first division in 1931 although the team was relegated to the second division the following year. Nevertheless, in 1947 a big group of players from Club Gimnasia y Esgrima de Buenos Aires joined Deportiva Francesa. The following year, Depo promoted to the first division where the team remained 16 seasons until 1963. Deportiva Francesa was the first Argentine rugby club to tour on Europe, where the team played 10 matches with 5 victories and 2 losses. The club played friendly games in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France and the Netherlands during the 87-day tour.

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In the 1950s and 1960s Deportiva played its home games in Castelar, Ramos Mejía and the city of Buenos Aires until 1957 when the club acquired the "Quinta Las Palmas", a country house located in Del Viso where Deportiva built its facilities. In the 2000s Deportiva Francesa added a women's field hockey section.

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In November 2011, Deportiva Francesa promoted to the first division, after defeating Regatas Bella Vista 27–25 in the final game with a try scored in the last minute of the match. Therefore, the team played at Torneo de la URBA Grupo I in the 2012 season, but it was relegated at the end of the season.

Notable players

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  • Juan Martín Hernández (2001-03)
  • Rodrigo Roncero (-2002)
  • José Javier Fernández
  • Rubén Castro
  • Mario Carluccio
  • Enrique Bianchetti
  • Enrique Mitchelstein
  • Raúl Pesce
  • Jorge Pulido
  • Juan Luis Guidi
  • References

    Asociación Deportiva Francesa Wikipedia