1983 Campeonato Argentino de Rugby

Main article: Campeonato Argentino

39° Campeonato Argentino de Mayores
Countries	Argentina
Champions	Buenos Aires (20th title)
Runners-up	Cuyo
← 1982 1984 →

The Campeonato Argentino de Rugby 1983 was an Argentine rugby competition in which Buenos Aires defeated Unión de Rugby de Cuyo for the championship.

Rugby Union in Argentina in 1983

National

The Buenos Aires Champsionship was won by San Isidro Club
The Cordoba Province Championship was won by Tala
The North-East Championship was won by Los Tarcos

International

The Argentine national team visited Australia and obtain an historical win in the first test

For more details on this topic, see 1983 Argentina rugby union tour of Australia.

As usual, Argentina won easily the "Campeonato Sudamericano "

For more details on this topic, see 1983 South American Rugby Championship.

Poule 1

1st round
1 oct.	Noreste	-	Jujuy	34 - 0
1 oct.	Tucumán	-	Misiones	60 - 10

Finale 1. posto
2 oct.	Noreste	-	Tucumán	0 - 32

Poule 2

1st round
1 oct.	Córdoba	-	San Juan	24 - 12	Córdoba
1 oct.	Santiago del estero	-	Salta	19 - 27	Córdoba

Finale 1. posto
1 oct.	Córdoba	-	Salta	57 - 4	Córdoba

Poule 3

1st round
1 oct.	Entre Rios	-	Santa Fe	21 - 9	Paraná
1 oct.	Mar del Plata	-	Rosario	22 - 36	Paraná

Finale 1. posto
2 oct.	Entre Rios	-	Rosario	9 - 24	Paraná

Poule 4

PRELIMINARY
2 oct.	Austral	-	Chubut	9 - 3	Comodoro Rivadavia

1st round
8 oct.	Buenos Aires	-	Alta Valle	86 - 9	Bahía Blanca
8 oct.	Sur	-	Austral	3 - 0	(withdraw)

Finale 1. posto
9 oct.	Sur	-	Buenos Aires	9 - 56	Bahía Blanca

Interzone

INTERZONE
9 oct.	Tucumán	-	Córdoba	25 - 6	Tucumán

Semifinals

15 October 1983

Buenos Aires	46-16	Rosario

Mendoza
Referee: Manuel Peralta Ramírez (Córdoba)

15 October 1983

Cuyo	19-12	Tucumàn

Mendoza
Referee: Roberto Magnani (Buenos Aires)

Third place final

16 October 1983

Rosario	29-34	Tucumàn

Mendoza
Referee: Roberto Magnani (Buenos Aires)

Final

16 October 1983

Cuyo	3-52	Buenos Aires
Pen: Chaluleu		Try: Campo 2,Soares Gache 2 , Courreges, Sansot Schiavio, Madero; Con: Porta 7 Pen: Porta 2

Mendoza
Referee: Manuel Peralta Ramírez (Córdoba)

Cuyo: 15.Luis Chaluleu (Guillermo Morgan), 14.Francisco Lola, 13. Carlos Cippittelli 12.Guillermo Carbonnell, 11.Alejandro González, 10.Jorge Curto, 9.Pedro Basile (cap.), 8.Gilberto Lago Suarez, 7.Sergio Elorga, 6.Luis Heyde, 5.Juan Floramo, 4.Alejandro Collado (Alberto Mantilla), 3.Fernando Rbello, 2.Mario Cichitti, 1.Alberto Gutierrez.
Buenos Aires: 15. Martín Sansot, 14.Marcelo Campo, 13. Rafael Madero, 12.Marcelo Loffreda, 11. José Maria Palma, 10 Hugo Porta (cap.), 9.Alfredo Soares Gache, 8. Tomas Petersen, 7.Alejandro Schiavio, 6. Marcos Baeck, 5.Gonzalo Gasso (Eduardo Laje), 4. Gabriel Travaglini, 3.Fernando Morel, 2.Andrés Courreges, 1. Pablo Devoto

External links

Memorias de la UAR 1983
(Italian) Francesco Volpe, Paolo Pacitti (Author), Rugby 2000, GTE Gruppo Editorale (1999)

Campeonato Argentino de Rugby

Notable teams

Former Teams (2012)

Brazil
Chile

Seasons

Rugby union in Argentina

Men

Women

Bodies

National	Argentine Rugby Union

Regional	Buenos Aires Córdoba Cuyo Entre Ríos Mar del Plata Rosario Santa Fe Tucumán

Competitions

International	World Cup The Rugby Championship Americas Rugby Championship Americas Rugby Cup South American Rugby Championship Rugby World Cup Sevens World Rugby Sevens Series Pan American Games

Transnational	Super Rugby

Provincial	Campeonato Argentino

Club	Nacional de Clubes URBA Interior Córdoba Litoral Nordeste Noroeste Oeste Pampeano Patagónico

Hosted	Mar del Plata Sevens

Top-level rugby union club competitions

Tier 1 nations

International	Anglo-Welsh Cup British and Irish Cup European Rugby Champions Cup European Rugby Challenge Cup Pro12 Super Rugby

Domestic	Argentina Campeonato Argentino Nacional de Clubes Celtic Nations Ireland Scotland Wales Australia England Premiership Championship Italy France Top 14 Pro D2 New Zealand Mitre 10 Cup Heartland Championship South Africa

Other nations

Northern Hemisphere	Belgium Canada Czech Republic Denmark Finland Georgia Germany Japan Malaysia Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Regional Rugby Championship Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Montenegro, Serbia Romania Russia Spain Sweden Ukraine United States

Southern Hemisphere	Brazil Fiji Kenya Samoa Tonga Uruguay Venezuela

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