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{{Infobox rugby team
{{Infobox rugby team
| teamname = Champagnat
| teamname = Champagnat
| image = Club Champagnat Crest.svg
| image =
| imagesize = 110px
| imagesize = 100
| location = [[Buenos Aires]] (headquarters)
| location = Estancias del Pilar, Partido de Pilar, Pcia. de Buenos Aires
| countryflag = Argentina
| fullname = Club Champagnat
| fullname = Club Champagnat
| union = [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires|URBA]]
| union = [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires|URBA]]
| shortname = Champagnat
| nickname = ''Champa''
| nickname = ''Champa''
| founded = {{Start date and years ago|df=yes|1956|11|30}}
| founded = {{Start date and years ago|df=yes|1956|11|30}}
| ground = Estancias del Pilar , [[Greater Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]]
| ground = Sede José Baca Castex, Pilar, [[Argentina]]
| url = http://www.clubchampagnat.com/
| url = https://www.clubchampagnat.com/
| president = Adrián Figueroa/Luis Chiesa
| president = Rodolfo Canese
| coach = DT Carlos Donadeu
| coach = DT Facundo Villanueva
| league = Primera A
| league = Top 12
| season = 2019
| season = 2023
| position = 1° (Promoted)
| position = 3° (Promoted)
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'''Club Champagnat''' is an Argentine sports club based in Buenos Aires, while its facilities and stadium are in the Champagnat neighborhood of Estancias del Pilar.


Champagnat is primarily known for its rugby team, which currently plays in the Top 12, the first division of the URBA league system. League to which he was promoted at the end of 2023. He participated for 11 seasons in the Top 12, in 2024 it will be his 12th season. The last time was in 2011.
'''Club Champagnat''' is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[sports club]] headquartered in [[Buenos Aires]], with its facilities and field in Barrio Champagnat of [[Pilar, Buenos Aires|Pilar]].


On November 18, 2023, Champagnat returns to the top category of Buenos Aires rugby, obtaining promotion after beating Los Matreros by 42 to 36. Champagnat will play in the Top 12 of the URBA starting in the season. 2024.
Champagnat is mostly known for its [[rugby union]] team, which currently plays in the Primera A, the second division of the [[Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires|URBA]] league system. Other sports practised at Champagnat are [[association football]] and [[field hockey]].


Other sports played in Champagnat are football and field hockey.
==History==
In 1954, Angel Diez, then professor of Colegio Champagnat, along with other religious from the congregation, registered the rugby team of the college at the "River Plate Rugby Union" (nowadays [[Argentine Rugby Union]]) to play its tournaments.


== History ==
The club began to play at sixth division with a team formed exclusively by pupils of the school. On November 30, 1956, Club Champagnat was officially established, being Lino Landajo the first president. The club had nine competitive teams by then.
In 1954, Ángel Diez, then a professor at Colegio Champagnat, along with other religious members of the congregation, registered the school's rugby team in the "River Plate Rugby Union" (today Unión Argentina de Rugby) to play in its tournaments.


The club began playing in the sixth division with a team made up exclusively of school students. On November 30, 1956, the Champagnat Club was officially established,1 with Lino Landajo being the first president. The club had nine competitive teams by then.2
The club hosted all of its activities at the Champagnat College field, placed in [[General San Martín Partido]] of [[Greater Buenos Aires]]. In 1958 the rugby union team won the third division championship, therefore promoting to second division, where it played until 1970. Due to a restructure of the leagues, Champagnat started the 1971 season in the first division. One year later, the club moved to [[Malvinas Argentinas Partido]], where rugby union, field hockey, paddle tennis and tennis courts where built, apart from a swimming pool. In 1982 the women's field hockey section was opened, primarily with the purpose of being an entertainment for its members' daughters due to the club did not have an activity specifically for women.


The club hosted all its activities on the Champagnat School field, located in the General San Martín District of Greater Buenos Aires. In 1958 the rugby team won the third division championship, thus promoting to the second division, where it played until 1970. Due to a restructuring of the leagues, Champagnat began the 1971 season in the First Division. A year later, the club moved to the Malvinas Argentinas Party, where rugby, field hockey, paddle tennis and tennis fields were built, as well as a swimming pool. In 1982, the women's field hockey section was inaugurated, mainly with the purpose of being entertainment for the daughters of its members because the club did not have an activity specifically for women.
That same year the hockey team played its first official game against Colegio de la Santa Unión, then playing other schools of the region. The team also toured some Argentine provinces, and then travelled outside the country, having toured on [[Uruguay]] (in 2005) and [[South Africa]] (in 2009).


That same year the hockey team played its first official game against Colegio de la Santa Unión, later playing matches with other schools in the region. The team also toured some Argentine provinces, and then traveled outside the country, having toured Uruguay (in 2005) and South Africa (in 2009).
The rugby team was relegated to second division in 1981, promoted to the top level in 1983, although it was sent back to the second division in 1984. In 1993 the team won again the second division tournament, remaining since then in the first division (Grupo I).


The rugby team was relegated to the second division in 1981, returning to the top level in 1983, although it was sent back to the second division in 1984. In 1993 the team won the Second Division tournament again, remaining in the First Division (Group I ) until 2013. In 2014, he competed in the championship in the First A category of the URBA. In 2017 it was relegated to Primera B.
The hockey team registered to the Association in 2001, making its debut against [[Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires]]. The team won the game by 4-0 and would later win the championship, remaining undefeated at the end of the season.


In 2018, Champagnat competed in the Primera B tournament, finishing in first position in the general table and becoming champion of the category. This granted him direct access to start the year 2019 in First A.3
This club is the father of Club Newman since 1954.

In the 2023 campaign, Champagnat was promoted to the Top 12, after qualifying third in the general table and entering the playoffs to compete for the second promotion to the highest category of rugby in Buenos Aires. They beat Los Tilos in the semifinals, to obtain a place in the Top 12 after beating Los Matreros in the final by 42 to 36. Champagnat will compete in the URBA Top 12 championship in the 2024 season.4

The hockey team registered in the Buenos Aires Hockey Association in 1999, debuting against Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires. The team won the game 4-0 and would go on to win the championship, remaining undefeated at the end of the season.

== Pumas de Champa ==
https://uar.com.ar/equipos-uar/los-pumas/pumas-para-toda-la-vida/
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Nº de Puma
!Jugador
!Club de Origen
!Puesto
!Rival del debut
!Fecha del debut
|-
|325
|MAZZINI, Horacio
|Champagnat
|Tercera línea
|Francia
|25 de junio 1977
|-
|376
|AGUILAR, Juan
|Champagnat
|Pilar
|Chile
|16 de julio 1983
|-
|558
|DURAND, Martín
|Champagnat
|Tercera línea
|Chile
|4 de octubre de 1997
|-
|710
|PASMAN, Ignacio
|Champagnat
|Tercera línea
|Chile
|8 de noviembre de 2008
|-
|726
|DI SANTI, Ignacio
|Champagnat
|Hooker
|Chile
|20 de mayo de 2009
|-
|867
|GRONDONA, Santiago
|Champagnat
|Tercera línea
|Nueva Zelanda
|14 de noviembre de 2020
|}

== Facilities ==
* '''Headquarters''' in the city of [[Buenos Aires]]
* '''Sede José Baca Castex''' in [[Pilar, Buenos Aires|Pilar]] - main rugby field<ref>[https://urba.org.ar/equipos/champagnat Champagnat - team info] at URBA.org.ar</ref>
* '''Training Center "Angel Diez Pacheco"''' in El Talar, [[Tigre Partido]]. Facility with rugby and hockey fields with grass and [[artificial turf]]<ref>[https://www.clubchampagnat.com/sede-general-pacheco/ Centro de Entrenamiento]</ref>


==References==
==References==
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==External links==
==External links==
* {{official website}}
* [http://www.clubchampagnat.com Official site]
* [http://www.colegiochampagnat.com.ar/ Colegio Champagnat]


{{URBA Tournament}}
{{URBA Top 12}}
{{Authority control}}


[[Category:Rugby union clubs in Buenos Aires Province|Rugby union clubs in Buenos Aires Province]]
[[Category:Rugby union clubs in Buenos Aires Province|c]]
[[Category:Rugby clubs established in 1956]]
[[Category:Rugby clubs established in 1956|c]]
[[Category:Football clubs in Buenos Aires Province|C]]
[[Category:Football clubs in Buenos Aires Province|C]]
[[Category:Argentine field hockey clubs]]
[[Category:Field hockey clubs in Buenos Aires Province|c]]
[[Category:1956 establishments in Argentina]]
[[Category:1956 establishments in Argentina|c]]

Latest revision as of 19:55, 27 July 2024

Champagnat
Full nameClub Champagnat
UnionURBA
Nickname(s)Champa
Founded30 November 1956; 67 years ago (1956-11-30)
LocationEstancias del Pilar, Partido de Pilar, Pcia. de Buenos Aires
Ground(s)Sede José Baca Castex, Pilar, Argentina
PresidentRodolfo Canese
Coach(es)DT Facundo Villanueva
League(s)Top 12
20233° (Promoted)
Team kit
Official website
www.clubchampagnat.com

Club Champagnat is an Argentine sports club based in Buenos Aires, while its facilities and stadium are in the Champagnat neighborhood of Estancias del Pilar.

Champagnat is primarily known for its rugby team, which currently plays in the Top 12, the first division of the URBA league system. League to which he was promoted at the end of 2023. He participated for 11 seasons in the Top 12, in 2024 it will be his 12th season. The last time was in 2011.

On November 18, 2023, Champagnat returns to the top category of Buenos Aires rugby, obtaining promotion after beating Los Matreros by 42 to 36. Champagnat will play in the Top 12 of the URBA starting in the season. 2024.

Other sports played in Champagnat are football and field hockey.

History

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In 1954, Ángel Diez, then a professor at Colegio Champagnat, along with other religious members of the congregation, registered the school's rugby team in the "River Plate Rugby Union" (today Unión Argentina de Rugby) to play in its tournaments.

The club began playing in the sixth division with a team made up exclusively of school students. On November 30, 1956, the Champagnat Club was officially established,1 with Lino Landajo being the first president. The club had nine competitive teams by then.2

The club hosted all its activities on the Champagnat School field, located in the General San Martín District of Greater Buenos Aires. In 1958 the rugby team won the third division championship, thus promoting to the second division, where it played until 1970. Due to a restructuring of the leagues, Champagnat began the 1971 season in the First Division. A year later, the club moved to the Malvinas Argentinas Party, where rugby, field hockey, paddle tennis and tennis fields were built, as well as a swimming pool. In 1982, the women's field hockey section was inaugurated, mainly with the purpose of being entertainment for the daughters of its members because the club did not have an activity specifically for women.

That same year the hockey team played its first official game against Colegio de la Santa Unión, later playing matches with other schools in the region. The team also toured some Argentine provinces, and then traveled outside the country, having toured Uruguay (in 2005) and South Africa (in 2009).

The rugby team was relegated to the second division in 1981, returning to the top level in 1983, although it was sent back to the second division in 1984. In 1993 the team won the Second Division tournament again, remaining in the First Division (Group I ) until 2013. In 2014, he competed in the championship in the First A category of the URBA. In 2017 it was relegated to Primera B.

In 2018, Champagnat competed in the Primera B tournament, finishing in first position in the general table and becoming champion of the category. This granted him direct access to start the year 2019 in First A.3

In the 2023 campaign, Champagnat was promoted to the Top 12, after qualifying third in the general table and entering the playoffs to compete for the second promotion to the highest category of rugby in Buenos Aires. They beat Los Tilos in the semifinals, to obtain a place in the Top 12 after beating Los Matreros in the final by 42 to 36. Champagnat will compete in the URBA Top 12 championship in the 2024 season.4

The hockey team registered in the Buenos Aires Hockey Association in 1999, debuting against Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires. The team won the game 4-0 and would go on to win the championship, remaining undefeated at the end of the season.

Pumas de Champa

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https://uar.com.ar/equipos-uar/los-pumas/pumas-para-toda-la-vida/

Nº de Puma Jugador Club de Origen Puesto Rival del debut Fecha del debut
325 MAZZINI, Horacio Champagnat Tercera línea Francia 25 de junio 1977
376 AGUILAR, Juan Champagnat Pilar Chile 16 de julio 1983
558 DURAND, Martín Champagnat Tercera línea Chile 4 de octubre de 1997
710 PASMAN, Ignacio Champagnat Tercera línea Chile 8 de noviembre de 2008
726 DI SANTI, Ignacio Champagnat Hooker Chile 20 de mayo de 2009
867 GRONDONA, Santiago Champagnat Tercera línea Nueva Zelanda 14 de noviembre de 2020

Facilities

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References

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  1. ^ Champagnat - team info at URBA.org.ar
  2. ^ Centro de Entrenamiento
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