| Teamname: | Valencia Rugby |
| Fullname: | Rugby Club Valencia |
| Founded: | 1966 |
| Ground: | Quatre Carreres |
| Capacity: | 2,500 |
| Chairman: | Eduardo González |
| Coach: | Pablo Lammertyn |
| Season: | 2023–24 |
| Position: | División de Honor B – Group B, 2nd |
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| Url: | https://www.valenciarugby.com/ |
Rugby Club Valencia (also known as Valencia Rugby) is a Spanish rugby team. The club competes in Group East of División de Honor B.
The club was established in May 1966 by a group of young players who wanted to see a team from the city of Valencia playing in the national leagues. There were problems securing a field, and the club played on a football field in Picanya and sometimes on the river banks by the teachers' training college in the early years. They acquired their own ground, the Campo de La Pechina (Field of The Pendant), the very first rugby ground in the city.
The following season a youth team was started, which won the regional championship.
The senior team reached the national leagues in 1973/1974 for the first time, and was promoted to the División de Honor in the 1976/1977 season, winning the title in 1982/1983. From 1987 onwards, the search for sponsors for the team began. From 1989, sponsorship by Tecnidex, the company co-founded by the former player Manuel García Portillo, led to the team being known as Valencia Tecnidex.[1] [2]
In 1990 the club gained their primary sponsor, Tecnidex, a company providing chemicals and disinfectants for agricultural purposes.
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