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'''Olivos Rugby Club''' is a [[sports club]] located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]]. The club is mostly known for its [[rugby union]] team, which is a member of the [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires]] and won the URBA championship in 1940.
'''Olivos Rugby Club''' is a [[sports club]] located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]]. The club is mostly known for its [[rugby union]] team, which is a member of the [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires]] and won the URBA championship in 1940.


Other sports played at the club include [[field hockey]] and [[association football|football]].
Other sports played at the club include [[field hockey]] and [[association football|football]].
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The sporting institution was founded on September 4, 1927 as a rugby club by 20 young men of the Vicente López district. Although the club is located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires|Munro]], it bears the name of nearby [[Olivos, Buenos Aires Province|Olivos]], the seat of the Vicente López district.
The sporting institution was founded on September 4, 1927 as a rugby club by 20 young men of the Vicente López district. Although the club is located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires|Munro]], it bears the name of nearby [[Olivos, Buenos Aires Province|Olivos]], the seat of the Vicente López district.


One of the founders of the club was young Alejandro Bowers who came from a wealthy background. His father, Don Carlos Bowers, would became a major benefactor and the club's colours of Orange and Black were chosen in his honour.
One of the founders of the club was young Alejandro Bowers who came from a wealthy background. His father, Don Carlos Bowers, would become a major benefactor and the club's colours of Orange and Black were chosen in his honour.


After a couple of friendly games the club would enter the third level of the URBA championship in 1929, reach the first level in 1933 and win their first, and so far only, URBA title in 1940.
After a couple of friendly games the club would enter the third level of the URBA championship in 1929, reach the first level in 1933 and win their first, and so far only, URBA title in 1940.


Since then, the club has been a constant feature in the league, fielding teams at all levels.
Since then, the club has been a constant feature in the league, fielding teams at all levels.
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Revision as of 14:22, 28 November 2015

Olivos
Full nameOlivos Rugby Club
UnionUnión de Rugby de Buenos Aires
Founded4 September 1927; 96 years ago (1927-09-04)
LocationMunro, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ground(s)Munro
PresidentHernán Grosse
Coach(es)Juan González Vidal
Juan Pérez Pardo
League(s)Torneo de la URBA
201210th of Zona Reubicación [1]
Team kit
Official website
www.olivosrugbyclub.com

Olivos Rugby Club is a sports club located in Munro, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The club is mostly known for its rugby union team, which is a member of the Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires and won the URBA championship in 1940.

Other sports played at the club include field hockey and football.

History

The sporting institution was founded on September 4, 1927 as a rugby club by 20 young men of the Vicente López district. Although the club is located in Munro, it bears the name of nearby Olivos, the seat of the Vicente López district.

One of the founders of the club was young Alejandro Bowers who came from a wealthy background. His father, Don Carlos Bowers, would become a major benefactor and the club's colours of Orange and Black were chosen in his honour.

After a couple of friendly games the club would enter the third level of the URBA championship in 1929, reach the first level in 1933 and win their first, and so far only, URBA title in 1940.

Since then, the club has been a constant feature in the league, fielding teams at all levels.

Honours

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