Argentina - Coaches of Championship Teams (original) (raw)

The list below shows all the official winning coaches of the argentinian Second Level, since 1937 (when starts officially the up/down system between levels) to present time. It�s important to explain that the Second Level had several changes in its name by AFA�s decisions: 1937 to 1949 (Segunda Divisi�n), 1950 to 1986 (Primera B), 1986/87 to 1995/96 (Nacional B) and 1996/97 to Present (Primera B Nacional).

Season Champion Coach

1937 Almagro Ram�n Mutis 1938 Argentino de Quilmes Carlos Calocero 1939 Banfield Julio Benav�dez 1940 Argentinos Juniors (1) Ram�n Mutis 1941 Chacarita Juniors Ernesto Duchini 1942 Rosario Central Mario Fortunato 1943 V�lez Sarsfield Victorio Spinetto 1944 Gimnasia y Esgrima LP Felipe Scarpone 1945 Tigre Alfonso Diotallevi 1946 Banfield Luis Ravaschino 1947 Gimnasia y Esgrima LP Roberto Sbarra 1948 -Abandoned- (2) (none) 1949 Quilmes Alfonso Diotallevi 1950 Lan�s Mario Fortunato 1951 Rosario Central Enrique Palomini 1952 Gimnasia y Esgrima LP Manuel Fidel 1953 Tigre Alfredo Obertello 1954 Estudiantes de LP Alberto Viola-Mario Fortunato 1955 Argentinos Juniors Francisco Fandi�o 1956 Atlanta Victorio Spinetto 1957 Central C�rdoba (Ros.) F�lix Ibarra 1958 Ferrocarril Oeste Francisco Fandi�o 1959 Chacarita Juniors Francisco Fandi�o 1960 Los Andes Jos� Osvaldo Curti 1961 Quilmes (3) Emilio Quadrio 1962 Banfield Benicio Acosta 1963 Ferrocarril Oeste Antonio Faldutti 1964 Lan�s Francisco Freire 2nd. Platense Antonio Faldutti 1965 Col�n (Santa Fe) Ricardo Ar�uz 2nd. Quilmes Jos� Santiago 1966 Uni�n (Santa Fe) Carlos Hurtado 2nd. Deportivo Espa�ol Carmelo Faraone 1967 Def. de Belgrano (4) Jos� Arce G�mez-Angel Labruna 2nd. Los Andes Alejandro Gal�n (�Jim L�pez�) 3rd. Tigre Jorge Maldonado 1968 Almagro (4) Alejandro Yebra 2nd. Deportivo Mor�n Ricardo Ar�uz 3rd. Uni�n (Santa Fe) Pedro Mansilla 1969 Ferrocarril Oeste (4) Antonio Mario Imbelloni 1970 Ferrocarril Oeste Antonio Mario Imbelloni 1971 Lan�s Benicio Acosta 1972 All Boys Jos� Paladino 1973 Banfield Oscar L�pez-Oscar Cavallero 1974 Temperley Jorge Ginarte 2nd. Uni�n (Santa Fe) Carmelo Faraone 1975 Quilmes Antonio D'Accorso 2nd. San Telmo Eduardo Jan�n 1976 Platense Juan Manuel Guerra 2nd. Lan�s Jos� M. Silvero-Norberto Raffo 1977 C.A. Estudiantes Rodolfo Trigilli 1978 Ferrocarril Oeste Carmelo Faraone 1979 Tigre Antonio Villamor 1980 Sarmiento (Jun�n) Juan Carlos Morales 1981 Nueva Chicago Roberto Ferreiro 2nd Quilmes Jos� Yudica 1982 San Lorenzo de Almagro Jos� Yudica 2nd. Temperley Carlos Pacham� 1983 Atlanta Juan Carlos Lorenzo 2nd. Chacarita Juniors Juan Manuel Guerra 1984 Deportivo Espa�ol Oscar L�pez-Oscar Cavallero 2nd. Gimnasia y Esgrima LP Nito Veiga 1985 Rosario Central Pedro Marchetta 2nd. Racing Club Alfio Basile 1986 Ape Deportivo Italiano Ram�n Cabrero
1986/87 Deportivo Armenio Alberto Parsechian 2nd. Banfield H�ctor D�Angelo 1987/88 Dep. Mandiy� (Ctes) Juan Manuel Guerra 2nd. San Mart�n (Tucum�n) Nelson Chabay 1988/89 Chaco For Ever Oscar Angel Palavecino 2nd. Uni�n (Santa Fe) Humberto Zucarelli
1989/90 Hurac�n Carlos Babington 2nd. Lan�s Miguel Angel Russo 1990/91 Quilmes Hugo Garc�a 2nd. Belgrano (C�rdoba) Jorge Guy�n
1991/92 Lan�s Miguel AngelRusso 2nd. San Mart�n (Tucum�n) Nelson Chabay 1992/93 Banfield Carlos Babington 2nd. Gimnasia y Tiro (Salta)Ricardo Rezza 1993/94 Gimnasia (Jujuy) Francisco Ferraro 2nd. Talleres (Cba) Daniel Willington
1994/95 Estudiantes de LP Miguel Angel Russo 2nd. Col�n (Santa Fe) Nelson Chabay 1995/96 Hurac�n Corrientes Humberto Zucarelli 2nd. Uni�n (Santa Fe) Carlos Trullet 1996/97 Argentinos Juniors Osvaldo Sosa 2nd. Gimnasia y Tiro (Salta)Ricardo Rezza 1997/98 Talleres (Cba) Ricardo Gareca 2nd. Belgrano (Cba) Ricardo Rezza 1998/99 Instituto (Cba) Ernesto Corti 2nd. Chacarita Juniors H�ctor Rivoira 1999/00 Hurac�n Carlos Babington 2nd. Los Andes Jorge Ginarte 3rd. Almagro Armando M. Husillos 2000/01 Banfield Ram�n Ponce 2nd. Nueva Chicago Jorge Traverso-Roberto Vega 2001/02 Olimpo (Bah�a Blanca) Gustavo Alfaro
2nd. Arsenal Jorge Burruchaga 2002/03 Atl�tico de Rafaela Oscar Blanco 2nd. Quilmes Gustavo Alfaro 2003/04 Instituto (Cba) H�ctor Rivoira 2nd. Almagro Enrique Hrabina-Juan A. S�nchez 3rd. Hurac�n (Tres Arroyos) Eduardo Anzarda 4th. Argentinos Juniors Sergio Batista 2004/05 Tiro Federal (Rosario) Jos� Mar�a Bianco 2nd. Gimnasia (Jujuy) Roberto M. C. G�mez 2005/06 Godoy Cruz (Mendoza) Juan Manuel Llop 2nd. Nueva Chicago Rodolfo Motta 3rd. Belgrano (C�rdoba) Carlos Ramacciotti 2006/07 Olimpo (Bah�a Blanca) Leonardo Madel�n 2nd. San Mart�n (San Juan) Fernando Quiroz 3rd. Hurac�n Antonio Mohamed 4th. Tigre Diego Cagna 2007/08 San Mart�n (Tucum�n) Carlos Rold�n 2nd. Godoy Cruz (Mendoza) Daniel Oldr� (also in the season Sergio Batista) 2008/09 Atl�tico Tucum�n H�ctor Rivoira 2nd. Chacarita Juniors Ricardo Zielinski (also in the season Pedro Dami�n Monz�n) 2009/10 Olimpo (Bahia Blanca) Omar De Felipe 2nd. Quilmes Jorge Ghiso (also in the season Jos� Mar�a Bianco) 4rd. All Boys Jos� Romero
2010/11 Atletico de Rafaela Carlos Trullet 2nd. Union (Santa Fe) Frank Kudelka 3rd. Belgrano (Cordoba) Ricardo Zielinski (also in the season Luis Sosa (round 9-18) and Jorge Guy�n (round 1-8))
4th. San Martin (San Juan) Daniel Garnero (also in the season Dar�o Franco (round 1-24))

Notes

(1) Argentinos Juniors wasn�t promoted due to not having the necessary number of members to play in the First Level, and neither a field in order. (2) The tournament was interrupted due to a player�s strike and later abandoned. AFA decide to give back places in the First Level to the last relegated teams: Atlanta and Ferrocarril Oeste. (3) In spite of its second place, Quilmes won the promotion because the original winner, Newell's Old Boys, was deducted 10 points and lost the championship due to an incentive�s affaire with some Excursionistas� players. The punishment was cancelled at the end of 1963 season and Newell�s was finally promoted by AFA. (4) Even though they finished on first place, weren�t promoted due to the controversial Reclassification Tournament, played between the best Second Level and the worst First Level teams. Their places were taken by other Second Level teams. That system only survived four seasons (1967-1970).

About this document

Sources:
Sources: Newspapers: Clar�n, Cr�tica, El Mundo, El Pueblo, La Argentina, La Ma�ana, La Naci�n, La Prensa, Noticias Gr�ficas y Ol�, different years.
Books: �S�bado, la historia del f�tbol de ascenso�, de Gabriel Chapenekas, Fernando D�Addario y Luis Vivori (Plan 9 ediciones, 1997); �La historia del ascenso� (Pablo A. Ram�rez, Editorial Corregidor 1997); ABC del ascenso (AGEA, 2002).
Magazines: Campe�n, El Grafico, Estadio, Goles, La Cancha, Mundo Deportivo, S�lo F�tbol y S�per F�tbol, different years.

With special thanks to Rafael Saralegui, Javier Roimiser, Carlos Yametti, Angelo Clerici and Patricio Minig for their information.

Prepared and maintained by Mariano Buren for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Mariano Buren (forocihf@hotmail.com) Last updated: 15 Jul 2011