Pioneros de Cancún

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Pioneros de Cancún
Full name Club Deportivo Pioneros de Cancún
Nickname(s) Pioneros
Founded 1984
Ground Estadio Cancun 86 Cancún, México
Ground Capacity 22,000
Chairman Mexico Sergio Luis Contreras Estrada
Manager Mexico Negrete Suárez Ignacio
League Segunda Division de Mexico
2013-14 1st (Overall) and 1st (Group) after 10 games played
Home colours
Away colours

Pioneros de Cancún is Mexican football team who resides in Cancún, México and is affiliated to Club Atlante..

History

The name Pioneros com es from a local branch of hotels in Cancún, México.The club was founded in 1984 when they join the Tercera División de México and still holds its name which now identifies the city of Cancún.The club obtains its first cup after defeating Conejos in el estadio “Víctor Manuel Reyna” in the city of Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas. The next year the club would fisnish third and so play in a promotinal play off with clubs Lobos and Aguilas B.As a result the club would be promoted to the Segunda B[1] but the owner decided to buy a franchise in the Segunda A which would allow them to play for a chance to be promoted to the Primera División de México.

Playing in the Segunda A the club came close many times but fail in there attempts to be promoted an d in the early 90s the city cut resources and so the club once aging fell to the inferior divisions. In the mid-1990s the club changed its name to Tucanes de Cancun but fail to gain popularity and so force was forced to changed the name back to its original namePioneros. It was until 2006 when José del Carmen Vázquez Ávila bought the club and has now proposed a plan to have the franchise in the first division in a couple of yearsand by so have gain the support of the natives .

Kit evolution and rare kits

  • Home kit: Yellow and Blue vertical Stripes shirt, blue shorts and socks.
  • Away kit: White and Yellow Vertical Strpe shirt, White shorts andstocks.
First kit evolution
1984
1985
2004
2006
2009

Honors

  • Segunda División Profesional 1985

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