Liga Nacional Argentina A-1

Liga Nacional Argentina A-1
Country Argentina Argentina
Confederation CPRS
Founded 1994
Number of teams 14
Level on pyramid 1
Relegation to Liga A2
International cup(s) Rink Hockey South American Club Championship
Most championships Olímpia (6)
Website www.hockeyliganacional.com.ar
2011 Liga Nacional Argentina A-1

Liga Nacional Argentina A-1 is the biggest Roller Hockey Clubs Championship in Argentina, and in the Americas.

Current teams (2010–11 season)

Zona A

Club City Province
Club Atlético Estudiantil Porteño Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
UVT Trinidad-San Juan San Juan
Olímpia Trinidad-San Juan San Juan
Estudantil San Juan San Juan
Leonardo Murialdo Mendoza, Argentina Mendonza
Banco Mendonza Mendoza, Argentina Mendonza
Casa de Italia Mendoza, Argentina Mendonza

Zona B

Club City Province
Club Atlético Huracán Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
SEC San Juan San Juan
Concepción Patín Club Concepción,San Juan San Juan
Centro Valenciano Rawson,San Juan San Juan
Andes Talleres Mendoza, Argentina Mendonza
Palmira Mendoza, Argentina Mendonza

List of Winners

League Champions

Year Champion Runner-up
2015 Richet-Zapata SEC
2014 Richet-Zapata Banco Mendoza
2013 Petroleros-YPF SEC
2012 Andes Talleres Estudiantil
2011 Centro Valenciano Estudiantil
2010 U.V.T. Rivadavia
2009 U.V.T. Olímpia
2008 Unión S.J. Estudiantil
2007 Concepción P.C. Andes Talleres
2006 Estudiantil Olímpia
2005 Olímpia Concepción P.C.
2004 Olímpia U.V.T.
2003 U.V.T. Centro Valenciano
2002 U.V.T. Olímpia
2001 Olímpia U.D. Bancaria
2000 Olímpia Concepción P.C.
1999 U.D. Bancaria Social
1998 Concepción P.C. Olímpia
1997 Olímpia Palmira
1996 Olímpia Social
1995 U.V.T. Estudiantil
1994 Concepción P.C. U.V.T.

Titles by Team

Team Championships
Olímpia 6
UVT 5
Concepción Patín Club 3
Richet-Zapata 2
Centro Valenciano 1
Estudantil 1
Unión 1
Bancaria 1
Andes Talleres 1
Petroleros-YPF 1
TOTAL 22

Titles by State

State Championships
San Juan 20
Mendoza 2

External links

Argentina websites

International

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