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Student Athletic Association is a sports club from Rio Cuarto, Cordoba, Argentina. Currently with the tournament Argentino B. His head is colored T Celeste, and the Blue alternative. Was founded on September 21, 1912 by a group of students. Their stadium is called "City of Rio Cuarto, and can accommodate approximately 12,000 spectators. Its head office is located on Avenida Spain 251. History
The July 1, 1912 our city was opened in the National School No. 1, in which students formed the Student Center and Library Bernardino Rivadavia, dedicated to the dissemination of cultural and sporting activities. Juan Francisco Remedi was the first president of the Center, and therefore Student Athletic Association. The Center was founded on September 21, 1912.
Center shares consisting of artistic soirees, events cultural and friendly soccer matches were limited to those months, consisting of the school year. They had a theater group offering vocational roles at the Teatro Municipal. Center members were young age of high school students. Cultural life of the Centre included, in addition, the library and the weekly edition of "Toward the Light."
Students in the beginning wearing black shirt. Chest highlighted in white letters C and E, refer to the Student Center or Student Club. The next shirt that used students (Year 1916) was a black with a horizontal white stripe in the middle. In 1917 he began using the traditional light blue shirt.
Bernardino Rivadavia Center acquired the leading role, from our city, in the University Reform of 1918. Regional League
Río Cuarto Estudiantes
maximum Regional League champion Rio Cuarto, with 34 championships to his credit. The League has a rich history and is the successor of the former Football Federation of Rio Cuarto and the old Football League riocuartense. In this league teams involving not only the city of Rio Cuarto, but also from towns in the area belonging to the Río Cuarto Department, in the southwest of the Province of Córdoba.
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