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Asociación Deportiva Guanacasteca is a Costa Rican football team based in Nicoya, Guanacaste. They currently play in the Costa Rican First Division.[1] Their home stadium is Estadio Chorotega.

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Guanacasteca

Full name	Asociación Deportiva Guanacasteca
Nickname(s)	Pamperos (Pampeans) ADG
Founded	January 3, 1973; 49 years ago (1973-01-03) 2004 (refounded)
Stadium	Estadio Chorotega Nicoya, Costa Rica
Capacity	4,500
Chairman	Jorge Arias
Coach	Horacio Esquivel
League	Liga Promerica
Clausura 2022	12°
Website	Club website
Home colours Away colours

History

Origins

The club was founded on 1973 after amateur team Carrillo FC, that won the 1972 third division amateur championship, the team relocated to Nicoya in order to sign local players to be ready for the Second Division promotional round, also renaming the team as Selección de Nicoya, and winning the promotional round.

First Era

After three years the club wins the 1976 Second Division and the First Division promotion, returning in 1978 to second division; In 1986 returned to First Division lead by Benigno Guido and finishing top 5. By late 90s the team was sold to Italian club Perugia owners for a short time and resold to other Italian businessmen, under this management the team crowned two more Second Division titles (1995 and 2002); By 2004 the team was sold to local businessmen and relocated to Escazú, renaming as Brujas de Escazú Witches, looking for a higher fan support. On 2011 the team was dissolved since team's president and main stock holder Minor Vargas was incarcerated in the United States for 60 years.

Refound

Months later, the ADG was reestablished after buying Ciudad Colón second division franchise and relocated to Nicoya for the 2005 season;[2] After 17 years, on May 27, 2021, won their fifth Second Division[3] title against Puntarenas FC.

Crest and colors

Kit suppliers and shirt sponsors

Period	Kit manufacturer	Shirt sponsor
2021-0000	Eletto Sport	Telecable Condovac

Stadium

The stadium is located in the Chorotega neighborhood of Nicoya,[4] it has a capacity for 4,500 fans comfortably seated, additional has two bleachers and a large space for standing fans. It has a natural grass in good condition.

Major renovations planned for the 2021 season to meet First Division requirements includes: roof, lighting, new dressing rooms, gym, press room and commercial stands. In addition, the stadium is shared with the Asociación Deportiva Nicoya, women's soccer team of the Women's First Division.

Current Squad

As of November 6, 2022

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 2 DF  CRC Axell Quiros 3 DF  CRC Fernando Piñar 4 DF  CRC Jeyland Mitchell 5 DF  CRC Yeison Molina 8 MF  CRC Dayron Sánchez 9 FW  PAR Sergio Bareiro 11 FW  ARG Brian Calabrese 12 MF  CRC Josimar Olivero 13 DF  NCA Jayson Ingram 14 DF  CRC Roger Díaz 16 MF  CRC Ariel Arauz 17 FW  CRC Gederick Thorpe 18 MF  CRC Joseph Bolaños 19 MF  PAR Estivel Moreira 20 DF  CRC Pedro Leal (Captain)

No. Pos. Nation Player 21 MF  CRC Diego Velázquez 22 MF  CRC Jedwin Lester 23 DF  CRC Shawn Johnson 25 MF  CRC Alejandro Bran 26 MF  CRC Derek Aguirre 27 FW  CRC Nicolás Azofeifa 28 GK  CRC Jairo Monge 29 MF  CRC Nextalí Rodríguez 70 FW  CRC Estiven Montiel 71 MF  CRC Raheem Cole 77 FW  CRC Samuel Román 80 MF  CRC José Leitón 90 FW  CRC José Pablo Córdoba 99 GK  CRC Rodiney Leal

Honours

National

• Costa Rica Second Division

Champions (5): 1975, 1985, 1995, 2002, 2021

• Costa Rica Third Division

Champions (1): 1972

See also

• Brujas F.C.
• Municipal Liberia
• ADG on Twitter

References

На других языках

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- [en] A.D. Guanacasteca

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[es] Asociación Deportiva Guanacasteca

La Asociación Deportiva Guanacasteca y de la Península de Nicoya, también conocida como A.D.G. o como Guanacasteca, es un club de fútbol de Costa Rica de la ciudad de Nicoya en Guanacaste. Fue fundado en 1973 y se desempeña en la Primera División de Costa Rica, es el segundo equipo más tradicional de la provincia. Disputa el derbi de la Pampa con su acérrimo rival el Municipal Liberia, con el cual más de una vez han tenido disputas y polémicas legales. Una de las más representativas fue cuando Liberia Mía en la administración de Mario Sotela cambió su nombre a Águilas Guanacastecas lo que causó muchas disputas y problemas con el nombre de la provincia, y porque entre las propuestas el equipo intentó jugar en el Estadio Chorotega pero casi no se utilizó por desacuerdos entre ambas partes. Actualmente se encuentra bajo la dirección técnica de Brians Camacho.

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