1984 Campeonato Argentino de Rugby

Main article: Campeonato Argentino

40° Campeonato Argentino de Mayores
Countries	Argentina
Champions	Buenos Aires (21st title)
Runners-up	Entre Rios
← 1983 1985 →

The Campeonato Argentino de Rugby 1984 was won by the selection of Buenos Aires that beat in the final the selection of the Entre Rios

Rugby Union in Argentina in 1984

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
The selection of Buenos Aires won also the "Campeonado de Menores" (Under21 Championship)

International

In 1984 the selection of South American Jaguars made the last tour in South Africa

First Phase

Zone A

1st round
15 sept.	Rosario	-	Santa Fe	28 - 18	Rosario
15 sept.	Buenos Aires	-	Noreste	92 - 3	Rosario

Finale 1. posto
16 sept.	Rosario	-	Buenos Aires	12 - 28	Rosario

Zone B

1st round
15 sept.	Chubut	-	Alto Valle	28 - 20	Trelew
15 sept.	Cuyo	-	Sur	18 - 13	Trelew

Finale 1. posto
16 sept.	Cuyo	-	Chubut	52 - 3	Trelew

Zone C

1st round
15 sept.	Salta	-	Jujuy	59 - 0	Salta
15 sept.	Tucumán	-	Santiago del estero	64 - 13	Salta

Finale 1. posto
16 sept.	Salta	-	Tucumán	25 - 30	Salta

Zone D

1st round
15 sept.	Misiones	-	San Juan	7 - 27	Misiones
15 sept.	Mar del Plata	-	Córdoba	19 - 12	Misiones

Finale 1. posto
16 sept.	Mar del Plata	-	San Juan	13 - 10	Misiones

Interzone

Interzone
22 sept.	Cuyo	-	Buenos Aires	9 - 51	Mendoza

Semifinals

29 September 1984

Buenos Aires	21-13	Tucumàn

C. A. Estudiantes , Paranà
Referee: Sr. Alberto Freire (Mendoza)

29 September 1984

Entre Rios	22-19	Mar del Plata

C. A. Estudiantes , Paranà
Referee: José Maria Cabanas (B.Aires)

Third place final

30 September 1984

Tucumàn	21-20	Mar del Plata

C. A. Estudiantes , Paranà
Referee: José Maria Cabanas (B.Aires)

Final

30 September 1984

Buenos Aires	74-7	Entre Rios
Try: Visca 2, Petersen 2 , Campo, Prat Gay, Cuesta Silva, Turnes, Leiva , Courreges, Javier Miguens, Porta, Pen: Porta 10 Drop: Porta		Try: Lescano Pen: Albornoz

C. A. Estudiantes , Paranà E.R.
Referee: Sr. Alberto Freire (Mendoza)

Buenos Aires: 15.Bernardo Miguens, 14.Jorge de Prat Gay, 13.Diego Cuesta Silva, 12.Fabian Turnes, 11.Marcelo Campo, 10.Hugo Porta, 9.Javier Miguens, 8.Ernesto Ure, 7.José Visca, 6.Tomas Petersen, 5. Gonzalo Gasso (Carlos Durlach), 4. E. Leiva, 3.Diego Casch, 2. Andrés Courreges, 1.Luis E. Lonardi.
Entre Rios: 15.Castello, 14.M. Lescano, 13.Campos, 12.Albornoz, 11.Annichini, 10.Comaleras, 9.Faggi, 8.Ricciardi, 7. Federik, 6. C. Lescano, 5. Dall'Ava, 4.Budni, 3.Seri (Di Prettoro), 2.Cura (Bravo), 1. Borches.

External links — bibliography

(Spanish) Memorias de la UAR 1984
(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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