Club Sport Áncash is a Peruvianfootball club, playing in the city of Huaraz. Sport Áncash was founded on April 22, 1967. The team plays its home games at Rosas Pampa stadium.
The club was founded in 1960 by a group of young men from Huaraz and Chacas in Ancash.[Books 1] The team was named Sport Áncash after the street where many of the players lived which disappeared after the 1970 Ancash earthquake. The club was re-established on April 22, 1967 as Club Deportivo Comunitario Laboral Sport Áncash by one of the local labor unions. The club played for many years in the liga distrital de Huaraz. For many years after the earthquake the club was owned by various state and union organizations until 2004 when the future congressman José Mallqui took over as club president.[Web 1]
Significant Copa Perú Campaignsedit
The club would reach some national recognition when it reached the national stage of the 1976 Copa Perú. During the first years of the Copa Perú the six regional champions played a round robin tournament in Lima in which the team with the most points was promoted to the Peruvian Primera División. In 1976 Sport Áncash qualified to the final round robin. It reached the last game tied in points against Coronel Bolognesi. They would go on to lose 2–0 and with that lose its chances of reaching the Torneo Descentralizado.[Web 2] Sport Áncash would reach the regional stage in 1998 and 1999 but would not qualify to the national stage until 2000. During the 2000 Copa Perú, the club faced Atletico Grau. They would lose their away game 1–0 and win at home 0–3. Because only points and not goals were taken into consideration a play-off game was played on neutral ground in Lima where the club lost 3–1.
2004 Copa Perú Championshipedit
In 2004 under the leadership of José Mallqui as president and Tito Chumpitaz as coach,[Web 3] Sport Áncash would win the Copa Perú and make it to the Peruvian Primera División for the first time. Sport Áncash and Jose Gálvez both classified to the regional stage that year as departamental champion and runner-up respectively. Even though they were both seeded into different groups they played each other in the regional final which Sport Áncash won by 1–0. Both teams would also qualify to the national stage where they met again in the quarterfinals. Jose Gálvez won the first leg 4–1 and Sport Áncash the second 3–2. In a neutral play-off in Lima, Sport Áncash beat its departamental rival 1–0 to reach the semifinals. In the semifinals they defeat Sport Alfonso Ugarte with a global score of 3–2. In the finals they defeated one of the oldest teams in the country, Deportivo Municipal, who had qualified as the 2004 Peruvian Segunda División runner-up. Because the Peruvian Segunda División was only played by Lima clubs at the time the Peruvian Football Federation took its promotion berth and had the winner and runner-up automatically qualify to the Copa Perú national stage. The first leg was played in Huaraz and the second in the Estadio Nacional in Lima. Sport Áncash won by a global score of 4–1 and was promoted to the 2005 Torneo Descentralizado season.
Years in Peruvian top-flightedit
Sport Áncash started its first season in the first division with many of its players from the Copa Perú and with Rafael Castañeda as coach. Its first year it finished 6th in the aggregated table as the best team not qualified to an international tournament. 2006 was not a good year for the club which had to fight to avoid relegation for most of the year. They should have been relegated anyway because of inscription problem with its squad members were it not for a questionable amnesty granted by the Peruvian Football Federation.[Web 4] 2007 was the best year for the club. Sport Áncash finished 3rd during the Torneo Apertura and 6th during the Torneo Clausura only three points away from the tournament champion. Over all it finished 3rd in the league which qualified it for the first international tournament in its history, the 2008 Copa Sudamericana alongside Universitario de Deportes. During 2008 the club finished 12th during the Torneo Apertura which saw the coach Jose Torres sacked. With the help of Antonio Alzamendi, Sport Áncash was able to fight for the Torneo Clausura and finish 3rd and 6th in the aggregated table only staying away from another international tournament by goal difference. In 2009 the club was not able to save itself from relegation by finishing 15th in the new 16 teams tournament only one point away from the 14th place occupied by Alianza Atletico. By this time the club owners started accumulating a massive debt which would later bring the club's down fall.
First Segunda Division Eraedit
For the 2010 season the club finished 2nd in its first year in the Peruvian Segunda División behind Cobresol. José Mallqui was joined by Reynaldo Huayaney in an effort to control the massive amount of debt that the club carried over from its bad year in the Torneo Descentralizado. During the 2011 and 2012 seasons the club had two great years tainted by debt which saw it lose 12 points and 4 points respectively at the end of the tournament which brought it down from 2nd to 4th place during both tournaments. In 2013, Sport Áncash was not able to finish the season and the team folded.
In September 2013 the club collapse because of accumulation of debt and was re-launched by Mallqui under the name Sport Áncash Fútbol Club as a way to escape its many acreditors. This team started playing at the second division level in the Liga Distrital de Huaraz. By 2014 the club was once again in the local first division league completing a mediocre campaign. In 2015, Sport Áncash F.C. reached the national stage once again and was defeated in the quarterfinals by Cristal Tumbes. Because of its good performance it was invited to participate once more in the Peruvian Segunda División after a long financial examination during the 2016 season. During their first season in the Peruvian Segunda División, Sport Áncash tied on points with Academia Cantolao from Callao and forced a title play-off match which they lost 2–0.
In 2008, in their first international participation, they faced Ñublense of Chile for the Copa Sudamericana. They lost in their visit 1–0 in Concepción and then they won 4–0 in Huancayo. In the second stage they faced Palmeiras of Brazil, being eliminated after drawing 0–0 in Lima and a lost 1–0 in São Paulo.
Rivalriesedit
Sport Áncash has had a long-standing rivalry with José Gálvez. The two clubs have had the distinction of being the only clubs to face each other in the top five levels of the Peruvian football league system and the now defunct domestic cup league, Copa del Inca.[Web 5] Sport Áncash has recently gained a rivalry against Sport Rosario who are also from Huaraz.
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January 01, 1970
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Club Sport Ancash is a Peruvian football club playing in the city of Huaraz Sport Ancash was founded on April 22 1967 The team plays its home games at Rosas Pampa stadium Sport AncashFull nameClub Sport AncashNickname s La Amenaza Verde Los Verdes El AncashFounded1967GroundEstadio Rosas Pampa HuarazCapacity18 000ChairmanJose MallquiManagerCelestino HuarangaLeagueCopa Peru2019Round of 16Home coloursAway colours Contents 1 History 1 1 Beginnings 1 2 Significant Copa Peru Campaigns 1 3 2004 Copa Peru Championship 1 4 Years in Peruvian top flight 1 5 First Segunda Division Era 1 6 Resurgence 2 International tournaments 3 Rivalries 4 Historic Badges 5 Honours 5 1 National 5 1 1 League 5 1 2 National cups 5 2 Regional 5 3 Friendly National 6 Performance in CONMEBOL competitions 6 1 Sport Ancash in South America 7 Current squad 2016 8 Notable players 9 See also 10 ReferencesHistory editBeginnings edit The club was founded in 1960 by a group of young men from Huaraz and Chacas in Ancash Books 1 The team was named Sport Ancash after the street where many of the players lived which disappeared after the 1970 Ancash earthquake The club was re established on April 22 1967 as Club Deportivo Comunitario Laboral Sport Ancash by one of the local labor unions The club played for many years in the liga distrital de Huaraz For many years after the earthquake the club was owned by various state and union organizations until 2004 when the future congressman Jose Mallqui took over as club president Web 1 Significant Copa Peru Campaigns edit The club would reach some national recognition when it reached the national stage of the 1976 Copa Peru During the first years of the Copa Peru the six regional champions played a round robin tournament in Lima in which the team with the most points was promoted to the Peruvian Primera Division In 1976 Sport Ancash qualified to the final round robin It reached the last game tied in points against Coronel Bolognesi They would go on to lose 2 0 and with that lose its chances of reaching the Torneo Descentralizado Web 2 Sport Ancash would reach the regional stage in 1998 and 1999 but would not qualify to the national stage until 2000 During the 2000 Copa Peru the club faced Atletico Grau They would lose their away game 1 0 and win at home 0 3 Because only points and not goals were taken into consideration a play off game was played on neutral ground in Lima where the club lost 3 1 2004 Copa Peru Championship edit In 2004 under the leadership of Jose Mallqui as president and Tito Chumpitaz as coach Web 3 Sport Ancash would win the Copa Peru and make it to the Peruvian Primera Division for the first time Sport Ancash and Jose Galvez both classified to the regional stage that year as departamental champion and runner up respectively Even though they were both seeded into different groups they played each other in the regional final which Sport Ancash won by 1 0 Both teams would also qualify to the national stage where they met again in the quarterfinals Jose Galvez won the first leg 4 1 and Sport Ancash the second 3 2 In a neutral play off in Lima Sport Ancash beat its departamental rival 1 0 to reach the semifinals In the semifinals they defeat Sport Alfonso Ugarte with a global score of 3 2 In the finals they defeated one of the oldest teams in the country Deportivo Municipal who had qualified as the 2004 Peruvian Segunda Division runner up Because the Peruvian Segunda Division was only played by Lima clubs at the time the Peruvian Football Federation took its promotion berth and had the winner and runner up automatically qualify to the Copa Peru national stage The first leg was played in Huaraz and the second in the Estadio Nacional in Lima Sport Ancash won by a global score of 4 1 and was promoted to the 2005 Torneo Descentralizado season Years in Peruvian top flight edit Sport Ancash started its first season in the first division with many of its players from the Copa Peru and with Rafael Castaneda as coach Its first year it finished 6th in the aggregated table as the best team not qualified to an international tournament 2006 was not a good year for the club which had to fight to avoid relegation for most of the year They should have been relegated anyway because of inscription problem with its squad members were it not for a questionable amnesty granted by the Peruvian Football Federation Web 4 2007 was the best year for the club Sport Ancash finished 3rd during the Torneo Apertura and 6th during the Torneo Clausura only three points away from the tournament champion Over all it finished 3rd in the league which qualified it for the first international tournament in its history the 2008 Copa Sudamericana alongside Universitario de Deportes During 2008 the club finished 12th during the Torneo Apertura which saw the coach Jose Torres sacked With the help of Antonio Alzamendi Sport Ancash was able to fight for the Torneo Clausura and finish 3rd and 6th in the aggregated table only staying away from another international tournament by goal difference In 2009 the club was not able to save itself from relegation by finishing 15th in the new 16 teams tournament only one point away from the 14th place occupied by Alianza Atletico By this time the club owners started accumulating a massive debt which would later bring the club s down fall First Segunda Division Era edit For the 2010 season the club finished 2nd in its first year in the Peruvian Segunda Division behind Cobresol Jose Mallqui was joined by Reynaldo Huayaney in an effort to control the massive amount of debt that the club carried over from its bad year in the Torneo Descentralizado During the 2011 and 2012 seasons the club had two great years tainted by debt which saw it lose 12 points and 4 points respectively at the end of the tournament which brought it down from 2nd to 4th place during both tournaments In 2013 Sport Ancash was not able to finish the season and the team folded Resurgence edit nbsp Sport Ancash lost the 2016 play off match final against Academia Cantolao at Estadio Alejandro Villanueva for the Segunda Division title In September 2013 the club collapse because of accumulation of debt and was re launched by Mallqui under the name Sport Ancash Futbol Club as a way to escape its many acreditors This team started playing at the second division level in the Liga Distrital de Huaraz By 2014 the club was once again in the local first division league completing a mediocre campaign In 2015 Sport Ancash F C reached the national stage once again and was defeated in the quarterfinals by Cristal Tumbes Because of its good performance it was invited to participate once more in the Peruvian Segunda Division after a long financial examination during the 2016 season During their first season in the Peruvian Segunda Division Sport Ancash tied on points with Academia Cantolao from Callao and forced a title play off match which they lost 2 0 International tournaments editMain article Copa Sudamericana 2008 In 2008 in their first international participation they faced Nublense of Chile for the Copa Sudamericana They lost in their visit 1 0 in Concepcion and then they won 4 0 in Huancayo In the second stage they faced Palmeiras of Brazil being eliminated after drawing 0 0 in Lima and a lost 1 0 in Sao Paulo Rivalries editSport Ancash has had a long standing rivalry with Jose Galvez The two clubs have had the distinction of being the only clubs to face each other in the top five levels of the Peruvian football league system and the now defunct domestic cup league Copa del Inca Web 5 Sport Ancash has recently gained a rivalry against Sport Rosario who are also from Huaraz Historic Badges edit nbsp 2004Honours editNational edit League edit Segunda Division Runner up 2 2010 2016 Copa Peru Winners 1 2004 National cups edit Copa Inca Runner up 1 2011 Regional edit Region II Winners 2 2000 2004 Runner up 2 1998 1999 Liga Departamental de Ancash Winners 10 1976 1981 1987 1992 1998 1999 2000 2004 2015 2018 Runner up 7 1973 1974 1975 1979 1982 2001 2003 Liga Provincial de Ancash Winners 15 1976 1979 1981 1987 1992 1998 1999 2000 2001 2003 2004 2015 2018 2019 2022 Liga Distrital de Ancash Winners 13 1976 1979 1981 1987 1992 1998 1999 2000 2001 2003 2004 2015 2024 Runner up 3 2002 2019 2022 Friendly National edit Copa Libero Winners 1 2006Performance in CONMEBOL competitions editCopa Sudamericana 1 appearance 2008 Round of 16 dd Sport Ancash in South America edit Season Competition Round Country Club Home Leg Away Leg Aggregate 2008 Copa Sudamericana First Stage nbsp Nublense 4 0 1 0 4 1 Round of 16 nbsp Palmeiras 0 0 1 0 0 1Current squad 2016 editNote Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player 1 GK nbsp PER Marco Rojas 2 DF nbsp PER Ricardo Ramos 3 DF nbsp PER Victor Cartagena Captain 4 DF nbsp PER Giovani Narvarte 7 MF nbsp PER Einer Vasquez 12 GK nbsp PER Alesandro Stein 13 DF nbsp PER Emilio Gutierrez 14 MF nbsp PER Jean Zalon No Pos Nation Player 18 FW nbsp BRA Ronaille Calheira 19 MF nbsp PER Jherly Falcon 22 DF nbsp PER David Maguina 23 FW nbsp PER Sandro Rengifo 24 MF nbsp PER Edgar Blas 25 DF nbsp PER Arcadio Vargas 28 FW nbsp COL Fabian Gonzalez 30 MF nbsp PER Clinton BejaranoNotable players editFor a list of all former and current Sport Ancash players with a Wikipedia article see Category Sport Ancash footballers See also editList of football clubs in Peru Peruvian football league systemReferences edit Noriega Barron Misael 2016 Remembranzas Chacasinas in Spanish Peru pp 75 76 a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a CS1 maint location missing publisher link HISTORIA DE UN CAMPEON Facebook in Spanish Retrieved 19 November 2016 Ramirez Aldo Machos Historicos Te quiero verde en el Callejon DeChalaca com in Spanish Mercado Jose Miguel Tito Chumpitaz en Sport Ancash De vuelta a la cordillera Dechalaca com Retrieved 19 November 2016 FPF amnistio a Sport Ancash Deporte Futbol blogspot com Retrieved 19 November 2016 Behr Raul De triple categoria Dechalaca com in Spanish Retrieved 19 November 2016 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sport Ancash amp oldid 1222449411, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
