Sevilla Linces

American football team based in Seville, Spain From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sevilla Linces (Seville Lynxes in English) is an American football team based in Seville, Andalusia (Spain).[1]

Founded1992
StadiumI.D. La Cartuja
HeadquarteredSeville  Spain
Colors
  Purple
  Yellow
  black
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General information
Founded1992
StadiumI.D. La Cartuja
HeadquarteredSeville  Spain
Colors
  Purple
  Yellow
  black
Personnel
Head coachAlfonso Chico Germany
PresidentJ.A. "Fali" Ascasibar Spain
League / conference affiliations
LNFA
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History

The team was founded by three fans (Antonio Cornejo Dueñas, Santiago Vega García and Basilio Parrado Parade) brought together by an advertisement published in a football magazine called 100 yards, asking for people to play football for fun. After playing at local parks, the decision was made to compete officially.[2]

After a friendly game against Cádiz Corsarios played on 14 May 1993 - the first ever football game in Andalusia - the team joined the Spanish second division.

In 1999 the team were finally promoted to the elite league in Spain, the LNFA, where they have been competing since.

Notable coaches

  • Italy Alfonso Genchi (1993)
  • Spain David González (2000)
  • Spain J.A. "Fali" Ascasibar (2004)
  • Spain Jose Luis Corrochano (2007)
  • Spain Antonio Laguna (2009)
  • Mexico Sergio Gonzalez (2010)
  • United States Orlando Pantoja (2011)
  • Spain Raúl Laguna (2012)
  • Spain Antonio Garrido (2012)

Notable players

Antonio Laguna, Head Coach and Linebacker, and Diego Christe, strength coach

Spanish players

  • Spain Manuel Fernandez Gomez, All-Spain Team,(1994).
  • Spain Antonio Laguna, All-Spain Team, (2003).
  • Spain Sergio Forte, All-Spain Team(2003).
  • Spain Antonio Ferro, Junior All-Spain Team (2004).
  • Spain Alexis Harrelson, Junior All-Spain Team (2006).
  • Spain Antonio Coleman, Junior All-Spain Team (2008).
  • Spain Jairo Camacho, Junior All-Spain Team (2010).
  • Spain Juan Carlos Garcia, Junior All-Spain Team (2010).

International players

  • United States Cameron Scripture, former Gustavus Adolphus Golden Gusties player (2000).
  • Mexico Alejandro Garay, former ITESM CCM Borregos Salvajes player (2001).
  • Mexico Gerardo Torrado, former UDLA Aztecas player (2001).
  • Mexico Manuel Herrera, former UDLA Aztecas player (2001).
  • Mexico Ezra Valencia, former UDLA Aztecas player (2002).
  • Mexico Oscar Vaca, former CGP Centinelas player (2002).
  • United States Sean Michael Moore, former Princeton Tigers player (2002).
  • United States Andre Warner, former Hopkins School Hilltoppers player (2003).
  • Italy Marco Mantovani, former Ferrara Aquile player (2003).
  • Italy Michele Ventorre, former Ferrara Aquile player (2003).
  • Mexico Jorge Sanchez, former UDLA Aztecas player (2005).
  • United States Mark Pituch, former Grinnell Pioneers player (2005).
  • Italy Matteo Bigliardi, former Bologna Warriors player (2005).
  • Italy Paolo Arcilesi, former Palermo Corsari player (2005).
  • France Thomas Griette, former La Courneuve Flash player (2005).
  • Mexico Pablo Hernandez, former Naucalpan Perros Negros player (2006).
  • United States Ryan Crawford, former Oakwood High School, Dayton Ohio player (2006).
  • United States Edward Ramirez, former Valley Highschool, Las Vegas player (2007).
  • United States Colten Crist, former Smithson Valley HS Rangers player (2008).
  • United States Ryan Baxter, former Highland Park HS Scots player (2008).
  • United States Alex Garfio, former UC Davis Aggies player (2009).
  • United States Cameron Martin, former Millard North HS Mustangs player (2009).
  • Mexico Sergio Gonzalez, former UDLA Aztecas player (2009)
  • United States Ricky Koon, St. Louis (2010)
  • United States Ulises (ElChingon) Rafael Escamilla Peña, former St. Joseph Academy Bloodhounds player (1994)

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