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{{Infobox rugby team
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| teamname = Olivos
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| location = [[Munro, Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]]
| location = [[Munro, Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]]
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'''Olivos Rugby Club''' is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[rugby union]] and [[field hockey]] club located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires]]. The rugby team is member of the [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires]] (URBA), having won its only [[Torneo de la URBA|URBA championship]] in 1940. Olivos currently competes in Primera División A, the second division of the URBA league system. Olivos is regarded as one of the most representative clubs of rugby union in Buenos Aires Province.<ref name=lanac1/>
'''Olivos Rugby Club''' is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[rugby union]] and [[field hockey]] club located in the [[Munro, Buenos Aires|Munro]] district of [[Vicente López Partido]]. The rugby team is member of the [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires]] (URBA), having won its only [[Torneo de la URBA|URBA championship]] in 1940. Olivos currently competes in Primera División A, the second division of the URBA league system. Olivos is regarded as one of the most representative clubs of rugby union in Buenos Aires Province.<ref name=lanac1/>


Olivos' hockey teams are affiliated to [[Buenos Aires Hockey Association]] (AHBA), competing in championships organised by the body.<ref>[https://www.hockeyargentinoplus.com.ar/eventos-resumen-del-nine-nocturno-olivos-rugby-club/ Eventos], 24 Nov 2018 on Hockey Argentino Plus</ref>
Olivos' hockey teams are affiliated to [[Buenos Aires Hockey Association]] (AHBA), competing in championships organised by the body.<ref>[https://www.hockeyargentinoplus.com.ar/eventos-resumen-del-nine-nocturno-olivos-rugby-club/ Eventos], 24 Nov 2018 on Hockey Argentino Plus</ref>


== History ==
== History ==
The sporting institution was founded on September 4, 1927 as a rugby club by 20 young men joined in the neighborhood of [[Olivos, Buenos Aires]]. They took inspiration from the [[British and Irish Lions|British side]] that [[1927 British Lions tour to Argentina|toured on Argentina in 1927]] to create their own club. Salvador Pineda, Julio J. Salas, José Mosé, Leopoldo Houssay, and Emilio Izasmendi (son) were the founding members.
The sporting institution was founded on September 4, 1927 as a rugby club by 20 young men joined at a land located on [[Avenida del Libertador (Buenos Aires)|Avenida del Libertador]] 2200 in the neighborhood of [[Olivos, Buenos Aires]].<ref name=champ>[http://www.rugbychampagneweb.com/Noticia/olivos-quiere-revancha-y-el-ascenso-al-top-12_3928 Olivos quiere revancha y el ascenso al Top 12] on Rugby Champagne</ref> They took inspiration from the [[British and Irish Lions|British side]] that [[1927 British Lions tour to Argentina|toured on Argentina in 1927]] to create their own club. Salvador Pineda, Julio J. Salas, José Mosé, Leopoldo Houssay, and Emilio Izasmendi (son) were the founding members.<ref name=champ/><ref name=lanac1/>


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As the club still had not an own field, they first played at Banco Hipotecario's field in [[San Fernando Partido]]. Olivos played their first official match v [[Club Atlético del Rosario]] at [[Plaza Jewell]] in 1932.<ref name=champ/> The first colors used were light blue and yellow, then adopting the green. The definitive orange and black colors came later, taken from some pillows in Carlos Bowers' house. Bowers was also president of the club in the 1930s. During his tenure, he insisted on forming teams with players from the neighborhood, with no external players added.<ref name=lanac1>[https://www.lanacion.com.ar/deportes/rugby/los-80-anos-del-olivos-rugby-club-nid940614/ Los 80 años del Olivos Rugby Club], ''La Nación'', 4 Sep 2007</ref>
undado el 4 de septiembre de 1927, en el terreno de General Paz (hoy Libertador) al 2200, el Olivos Rugby Club celebrará hoy 80 años, siempre inspirado en el ímpetu de aquellos jóvenes que, entusiasmados por la visita de un seleccionado británico, decidieron crear una institución dedicada al rugby. Salvador Pineda, Julio J. Salas, José Mosé, Leopoldo Houssay y Emilio Izasmendi (h.) fueron los nombres que le dieron vida al club y quedaron en la historia como los iniciadores de una entidad que hoy cuenta con unos 900 socios.

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As the club still had not an own field, they first played at Banco Hipotecario's field. The first colors used were light blue and yellow, then adopting the green. The definitive orange and black colors came later, taken from some pillows in Carlos Bowers' house. Bowers was also president of the club in the 1930s. During his tenure, he insisted on forming teams with players from the neighborhood, with no external players added.<ref name=lanac1>[https://www.lanacion.com.ar/deportes/rugby/los-80-anos-del-olivos-rugby-club-nid940614/ Los 80 años del Olivos Rugby Club], ''La Nación'', 4 Sep 2007</ref>


[[File:Olivos rc v lions.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Some of the footballers that played the British Lions in 1936]]
In 1933, Olivos promoted to Primera División (current [[Torneo de la URBA]]) for the first time after defeating [[Obras Sanitarias]] 17–3. Years later the club inaugurated its own field (1935), located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires]], near the current facilities,<ref name=90anos>[https://issuu.com/mariaantonella0/docs/revista_orc_aniversario ''90 Años - Olivos Rugby Club''] (magazine published in 2017)</ref> and then opened a female [[field hockey]] section. In [[1936 British Lions tour to Argentina|1936]], Olivos was one of the clubs that played Great Britain during the ''Lions'' third tour on Argentina.
In 1933, Olivos promoted to Primera División (current [[Torneo de la URBA]]) for the first time after defeating [[Obras Sanitarias]] 17–3. Years later the club inaugurated its own field (1935), located in [[Munro, Buenos Aires]], near the current facilities,<ref name=90anos>[https://issuu.com/mariaantonella0/docs/revista_orc_aniversario ''90 Años - Olivos Rugby Club''] (magazine published in 2017)</ref> and then opened a female [[field hockey]] section. In [[1936 British Lions tour to Argentina|1936]], Olivos was one of the clubs that played Great Britain during the ''Lions'' third tour on Argentina.


[[File:Olivos campeon segunda 1984.jpg|thumb|Team of Olivos that won the second division championship in 1984]]
[[File:Olivos campeon segunda 1984.jpg|thumb|Team of Olivos that won the second division championship in 1984]]
Olivos finally set its headquarters on Mariano Pelliza street in Munro in 1940. The club has remained there since then.<ref name=90anos/> That same year the club won their only URBA title to date.<ref name=lanac1/> In 1942, the field hockey team promoted to Primera División.<ref name=90anos> In [[1959 Junior Springboks tour of South America|1959]], Olivos played the [[South Africa national under-20 rugby union team|Junior Springboks]] when the South African side toured Argentina.<ref>[https://uar.com.ar/wp-content/themes/wpbootstrap/pdf/1950/1959.pdf ''Memoria y Balance 1959''] on the UAR website</ref>
Olivos finally set its headquarters on Mariano Pelliza street in Munro in 1940. The club has remained there since then.<ref name=90anos/> That same year the club won their only URBA title to date.<ref name=lanac1/> In 1942, the field hockey team promoted to Primera División.<ref name=90anos/> In [[1959 Junior Springboks tour of South America|1959]], Olivos played the [[South Africa national under-20 rugby union team|Junior Springboks]] when the South African side toured Argentina.<ref>[https://uar.com.ar/wp-content/themes/wpbootstrap/pdf/1950/1959.pdf ''Memoria y Balance 1959''] on the UAR website</ref>


After some years in the second division, in 1984 Olivos returned to Primera División after winning the championship unbeaten. The team earned 14 points above the team placed second, having scored 80 tries.<ref name=90anos/> Since then, the club has been a constant feature in the league, fielding teams at all levels.
After some years in the second division, in 1984 Olivos returned to Primera División after winning the championship unbeaten. The team earned 14 points above the team placed second, having scored 80 tries.<ref name=90anos/> Since then, the club has been a constant feature in the league, fielding teams at all levels.
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== Honours ==
== Titles ==
*'''[[Torneo de la URBA]] (1)''': 1940
*'''[[Torneo de la URBA]] (1)''': 1940


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Latest revision as of 09:41, 7 June 2024

Olivos
Full nameOlivos Rugby Club
UnionURBA
Founded4 September 1927; 96 years ago (1927-09-04)
LocationMunro, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ground(s)Mariano Pelliza, Munro
PresidentHernán Grosse
Coach(es)Juan González Vidal
Juan Pérez Pardo
League(s)Primera A
20184°
Team kit

Olivos Rugby Club is an Argentine rugby union and field hockey club located in the Munro district of Vicente López Partido. The rugby team is member of the Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires (URBA), having won its only URBA championship in 1940. Olivos currently competes in Primera División A, the second division of the URBA league system. Olivos is regarded as one of the most representative clubs of rugby union in Buenos Aires Province.[1]

Olivos' hockey teams are affiliated to Buenos Aires Hockey Association (AHBA), competing in championships organised by the body.[2]

History

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The sporting institution was founded on September 4, 1927 as a rugby club by 20 young men joined at a land located on Avenida del Libertador 2200 in the neighborhood of Olivos, Buenos Aires.[3] They took inspiration from the British side that toured on Argentina in 1927 to create their own club. Salvador Pineda, Julio J. Salas, José Mosé, Leopoldo Houssay, and Emilio Izasmendi (son) were the founding members.[3][1]

As the club still had not an own field, they first played at Banco Hipotecario's field in San Fernando Partido. Olivos played their first official match v Club Atlético del Rosario at Plaza Jewell in 1932.[3] The first colors used were light blue and yellow, then adopting the green. The definitive orange and black colors came later, taken from some pillows in Carlos Bowers' house. Bowers was also president of the club in the 1930s. During his tenure, he insisted on forming teams with players from the neighborhood, with no external players added.[1]

Some of the footballers that played the British Lions in 1936

In 1933, Olivos promoted to Primera División (current Torneo de la URBA) for the first time after defeating Obras Sanitarias 17–3. Years later the club inaugurated its own field (1935), located in Munro, Buenos Aires, near the current facilities,[4] and then opened a female field hockey section. In 1936, Olivos was one of the clubs that played Great Britain during the Lions third tour on Argentina.

Team of Olivos that won the second division championship in 1984

Olivos finally set its headquarters on Mariano Pelliza street in Munro in 1940. The club has remained there since then.[4] That same year the club won their only URBA title to date.[1] In 1942, the field hockey team promoted to Primera División.[4] In 1959, Olivos played the Junior Springboks when the South African side toured Argentina.[5]

After some years in the second division, in 1984 Olivos returned to Primera División after winning the championship unbeaten. The team earned 14 points above the team placed second, having scored 80 tries.[4] Since then, the club has been a constant feature in the league, fielding teams at all levels.

Titles

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d Los 80 años del Olivos Rugby Club, La Nación, 4 Sep 2007
  2. ^ Eventos, 24 Nov 2018 on Hockey Argentino Plus
  3. ^ a b c Olivos quiere revancha y el ascenso al Top 12 on Rugby Champagne
  4. ^ a b c d 90 Años - Olivos Rugby Club (magazine published in 2017)
  5. ^ Memoria y Balance 1959 on the UAR website
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