Season Champion Coach
1937 Almagro Ramón Mutis
1938 Argentino de Quilmes Carlos Calocero
1939 Banfield Julio Benavídez
1940 Argentinos Juniors (1) Ramón Mutis
1941 Chacarita Juniors Ernesto Duchini
1942 Rosario Central Mario Fortunato
1943 Vélez 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 Lanús 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 Fandiño
1956 Atlanta Victorio Spinetto
1957 Central Córdoba (Ros.) Félix Ibarra
1958 Ferrocarril Oeste Francisco Fandiño
1959 Chacarita Juniors Francisco Fandiño
1960 Los Andes José Osvaldo Curti
1961 Quilmes (3) Emilio Quadrio
1962 Banfield Benicio Acosta
1963 Ferrocarril Oeste Antonio Faldutti
1964 Lanús Francisco Freire
2nd. Platense Antonio Faldutti
1965 Colón (Santa Fe) Ricardo Aráuz
2nd. Quilmes José Santiago
1966 Unión (Santa Fe) Carlos Hurtado
2nd. Deportivo Español Carmelo Faraone
1967 Def. de Belgrano (4) José Arce Gómez-Angel Labruna
2nd. Los Andes Alejandro Galán (“Jim López”)
3rd. Tigre Jorge Maldonado
1968 Almagro (4) Alejandro Yebra
2nd. Deportivo Morón Ricardo Aráuz
3rd. Unión (Santa Fe) Pedro Mansilla
1969 Ferrocarril Oeste (4) Antonio Mario Imbelloni
1970 Ferrocarril Oeste Antonio Mario Imbelloni
1971 Lanús Benicio Acosta
1972 All Boys José Paladino
1973 Banfield Oscar López-Oscar Cavallero
1974 Temperley Jorge Ginarte
2nd. Unión (Santa Fe) Carmelo Faraone
1975 Quilmes Antonio D'Accorso
2nd. San Telmo Eduardo Janín
1976 Platense Juan Manuel Guerra
2nd. Lanús José M. Silvero-Norberto Raffo
1977 C.A. Estudiantes Rodolfo Trigilli
1978 Ferrocarril Oeste Carmelo Faraone
1979 Tigre Antonio Villamor
1980 Sarmiento (Junín) Juan Carlos Morales
1981 Nueva Chicago Roberto Ferreiro
2nd Quilmes José Yudica
1982 San Lorenzo de Almagro José Yudica
2nd. Temperley Carlos Pachamé
1983 Atlanta Juan Carlos Lorenzo
2nd. Chacarita Juniors Juan Manuel Guerra
1984 Deportivo Español Oscar López-Oscar Cavallero
2nd. Gimnasia y Esgrima LP Nito Veiga
1985 Rosario Central Pedro Marchetta
2nd. Racing Club Alfio Basile
1986 Ape Deportivo Italiano Ramón Cabrero
1986/87 Deportivo Armenio Alberto Parsechian
2nd. Banfield Héctor D´Angelo
1987/88 Dep. Mandiyú (Ctes) Juan Manuel Guerra
2nd. San Martín (Tucumán) Nelson Chabay
1988/89 Chaco For Ever Oscar Angel Palavecino
2nd. Unión (Santa Fe) Humberto Zucarelli
1989/90 Huracán Carlos Babington
2nd. Lanús Miguel Angel Russo
1990/91 Quilmes Hugo García
2nd. Belgrano (Córdoba) Jorge Guyón
1991/92 Lanús Miguel AngelRusso
2nd. San Martín (Tucumán) 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. Colón (Santa Fe) Nelson Chabay
1995/96 Huracán Corrientes Humberto Zucarelli
2nd. Unión (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 Héctor Rivoira
1999/00 Huracán Carlos Babington
2nd. Los Andes Jorge Ginarte
3rd. Almagro Armando M. Husillos
2000/01 Banfield Ramón Ponce
2nd. Nueva Chicago Jorge Traverso-Roberto Vega
2001/02 Olimpo (Bahía Blanca) Gustavo Alfaro
2nd. Arsenal Jorge Burruchaga
2002/03 Atlético de Rafaela Oscar Blanco
2nd. Quilmes Gustavo Alfaro
2003/04 Instituto (Cba) Héctor Rivoira
2nd. Almagro Enrique Hrabina-Juan A. Sánchez
3rd. Huracán (Tres Arroyos) Eduardo Anzarda
4th. Argentinos Juniors Sergio Batista
2004/05 Tiro Federal (Rosario) José María Bianco
2nd. Gimnasia (Jujuy) Roberto M. C. Gómez
2005/06 Godoy Cruz (Mendoza) Juan Manuel Llop
2nd. Nueva Chicago Rodolfo Motta
3rd. Belgrano (Córdoba) Carlos Ramacciotti
2006/07 Olimpo (Bahía Blanca) Leonardo Madelón
2nd. San Martín (San Juan) Fernando Quiroz
3rd. Huracán Antonio Mohamed
4th. Tigre Diego Cagna
2007/08 San Martín (Tucumán) Carlos Roldán
2nd. Godoy Cruz (Mendoza) Daniel Oldrá (also in the season Sergio Batista)
2008/09 Atlético Tucumán Héctor Rivoira
2nd. Chacarita Juniors Ricardo Zielinski (also in the season Pedro Damián Monzón)
2009/10 Olimpo (Bahia Blanca) Omar De Felipe
2nd. Quilmes Jorge Ghiso (also in the season José María Bianco)
4rd. All Boys José 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 Guyón (round 1-8))
4th. San Martin (San Juan) Daniel Garnero (also in the season Darío 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).
Sources:
Sources:
Newspapers: Clarín, Crítica, El Mundo, El Pueblo, La Argentina, La Mañana,
La Nación, La Prensa, Noticias Gráficas y Olé, different years.
Books: “Sábado, la historia del fútbol de ascenso”, de Gabriel Chapenekas,
Fernando D´Addario y Luis Vivori (Plan 9 ediciones, 1997); “La historia
del ascenso” (Pablo A. Ramírez, Editorial Corregidor 1997); ABC del ascenso
(AGEA, 2002).
Magazines: Campeón, El Grafico, Estadio, Goles, La Cancha, Mundo Deportivo,
Sólo Fútbol y Súper Fútbol, different years.
With special thanks to Rafael Saralegui, Javier Roimiser, Carlos Yametti, Angelo Clerici and Patricio Minig for their information.
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Author: Mariano Buren (forocihf@hotmail.com)
Last updated: 15 Jul 2011
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