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San Isidro Club
The San Isidro Club (SIC) is a rugby union club in San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina, member of the Union de Rugby de Buenos Aires (URBA).
The club was founded in December 14, 1935, after several players and part of the management of the club were dismissed from CASI over ideological differences. The club has won 23, becoming one of the most important URBA teams, specially after the 1970s.
One of it's most famous former players is Che Guevara.
The match between SIC and CASI has been a local derby since the founding of the club, dividing San Isidro in two. Juan Pablo Angelillo best known as puchu one of the team most famous players he is actually retired. He has two nephwes playing in the M-17 Santiago winner mendez and Agustin The Wall Mendez.
External links
Official Site (Spanish)
CASI vs. SIC, The Final Match (2005) (Spanish)
Club Information (Spanish)
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