Club Biguá de Villa Biarritz
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Club Biguá is a professional basketball
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 team based in Montevideo
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, playing in the Liga Uruguaya de Basketball
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. Founded on 1931, in a fusion of the Biguá and the Club Biarritz, the club is polisportive, and have others sports. The club win three federal tourneys (Uruguay most important tournament until year 2000). The team became the champion in 2007, of the Liga Uruguaya de Basketball
Liga Uruguaya de Basketball
The Liga Uruguaya de Basketball is the most important basketball league from Uruguay.-List of Champions:...

, the new format of the basketball league of Uruguay.

National Championships

  • Federal Tourneys of Uruguay : 1988, 1989, 1990.
  • Liga Uruguaya de Basketball
    Liga Uruguaya de Basketball
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     : 2007, 2008.
  • Torneo Super 4 : 2008

Head Coaches

Name Nationality. Períod
Víctor Hugo Berardi Uruguay 1988-1992
Javier Espíndola Uruguay 1993
Alejandro Gava Uruguay 1995
Rubens Valenzuela Uruguay 1995-1996
Enrique Perreta Uruguay 1997
Víctor Hugo Berardi Uruguay 1998
Enrique Perreta Uruguay 1998
Horacio Perdomo Uruguay 1999-2000
Francisco Bolaña Uruguay 2000-2002
Alvaro Tito Uruguay 2002-2003
Edgardo Kogan Uruguay 2004-2005
Víctor Hugo Berardi Uruguay 2005
Alvaro Tito Uruguay 2006
Marcelo Signorelli Uruguay 2007
Alejandro Alvarez Uruguay 2008
Néstor García Argentina 2008-2009
Alejandro Alvarez Uruguay 2009
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