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|fullname=Club Deportivo de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador
|nickname=''"Los Camaratas"''<br>{{nowrap|''"El Trencito Azul"'' (The Blue train)}}<br>''"Chatolei"''<br>''"Los Santos"'' (The Saints)
|founded=June 26, 1963<ref>http://www.ecuafutbol.org/organizaciones/Clubes-A.aspx</ref>

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Universidad Católica
File:LogoCatolica.png
Full nameClub Deportivo de la Universidad Católica del Ecuador
Nickname(s)"Los Camaratas"
"El Trencito Azul" (The Blue train)
"Chatolei"
"Los Santos" (The Saints)
FoundedJune 26, 1963[1]
GroundEstadio Olímpico Atahualpa
Capacity35,742
PresidentMiguel Almeida Suárez
ManagerJorge Célico
LeagueSerie A
20134th
Websitehttp://www.ucatolicaec.com/

Club Deportivo Universidad Católica is a football club based in Quito, Ecuador.

History

Universidad Católica was founded as a university football team for Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, a Catholic university in Quito. In 1962, they won the inter-university championship. Soon after, they became a football club on June 26, 1963 under Liga Deportiva de la Universidad Católica.

On January 15, 1965, they beat Club Gladiador for the right to compete professional. They then won their first professional title at the 12th Interandean Professional Championship that same year.

In 1973 & 1979, Universidad Católica finished second in the national championship. As a results, they were allowed to participate in the Copa Libertadores the following years (1974 & 1980). Although being in the First Category (Primera A & Primera B) for most of their history, they descended to the Second Category in 1993. They returned to Primera B in 1998, and ascended briefly to Primera A for 2008.


Honors

Regional
  • Campeonato Professional Interandino (1): 1965
National

References

Media related to Club Deportivo de la Universidad Católica (Ecuador) at Wikimedia Commons