Torneo de la URBA

Top 14
Organiser(s)
  • URBA (1996–Present)
  • UAR (1899–1995)
Founded1899 (1899)
RegionBuenos Aires Province
Teams14
Qualifier forNacional de Clubes
Related competitionsTorneo del Interior
Current championsNewman (2025)
Most championshipsC.A. San Isidro
(33 titles)
BroadcasterESPN
Websiteurba.org.ar/top-12

The URBA Top 14 (formerly "Torneo de la URBA")[1] is an Argentine rugby union club competition organised by the Buenos Aires Rugby Union (URBA). It is the top division of the Argentine rugby league system. Created on 10 April 1899 by the "River Plate Rugby Union" (current Argentine Rugby Union – UAR),[2] it is the oldest rugby competition in South America and one of the oldest club competitions in the world.

Top 14 is one of the country's two main club competitions, along with Torneo del Interior, where clubs from the rest of the Provinces of Argentina take part. The championship runs from March to October.[3]

Despite being from the city of Rosario in Santa Fe Province, Atlético del Rosario has taken part in Top 14 as founding member of the UAR. The other clubs from Rosario compete in tournaments organised by the Unión de Rugby de Rosario (URR), the governing body of that region.

History

The first trophy awarded to the winning team. It debuted in 1899

The River Plate Rugby Union was established in Buenos Aires on 10 April 1899, being its founding members Buenos Aires, Belgrano, Lomas and Flores[4] from Buenos Aires, and Rosario A.C. from Rosario. The first president of the body was Leslie Corry Smith.[2]

That same year, the RPRU organised the first edition of the Buenos Aires' inter-club competition, which inaugural winner team was Lomas. In 1931 the union name was translated into Spanish "Unión de Rugby del Río de la Plata", that remained until 1951 when the union took the definitive "Unión Argentina de Rugby" (UAR).[2]

The first trophy awarded to champions was acquired to British goldsmith Elkington & Son through their representatives in Argentina, C.R. Simons & Co., for a price of guinea 100. Built with Greek style, the trophy displayed a scene of a rugby match, with the legends "River Plate Rugby Union Championship" and "1899". The cup was mounted on an ebony base with little silver badges, where the name of the champion would be engraved year-by-year. Most of the money for its acquisition came from the Rosario A.C. members.[4]

As a result of a reorganization of the UAR in 1995, the Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires was created to take over the tournament, being named "Torneo de la URBA".[5] From then on, the UAR focused only on national teams while the URBA took over club competitions.

Until 1997 a league system was used, if two or more clubs finished with the same number of points they would share the title. This happened several times, including in 1939 when a record 3 clubs had to share the title. To remedy this, a play-off system leading to a grand final was instaured in 1998. This new system has been in use since then, except in 2001.[6][7]

In 1998, the URBA introduced the playoff system, with a final match in a neutral venue to determine a unique champion of the season.[8] New changes to the rules were added in 2008, when the fourteen best placed teams at the end of the regular season were eligible to play a second stage, named "Top 14".[9] Every club played each other only once in a single-robin championship (either home or away). At the end of this phase, the first 4 clubs qualified for the semi-finals of the tournament, with the first ranked team meeting the fourth and the second meeting the third. Both semi-finals took place on the same weekend on neutral ground (usually the Estadio del CASI). The winner was crowned URBA champion. This system has remained (with minor changes) since then. The rest of the clubs played in a promotion and relegation competition named "Torneo Reubicación".

Both the URBA winner and runner-up qualified for the Nacional de Clubes semi-finals, where they met the winner and runner-up of Torneo del Interior.[10] The winner of that competition was declared Argentine champion.

In 2016, the URBA introduced changes in the tournament's format for the 2017 season, with the "Top 14" being reduced to 12 teams (therefore renamed "Top 12") and becoming an independent championship, with all of the teams playing each other in a double round-robin tournament (home and away games).[11]

As a result of those changes, the Buenos Aires league system was divided into six tiers.[12] The new format also stated that the four best placed teams at the end of the season, would play the semifinals while the two worst placed would be relegated to the second division.[8]

The tournament returned to a 14 teams format in 2026.[1]

Format

Main article: 2026 URBA Top 14

The 2026 tournament will start on 14 March, with the 14 participant teams playing each other in a double round-robin tournament, which will end on 17 October. The four best placed clubs will qualify to the semifinals (played as single matches in neutral venues) on 31 October. Winners will play the final (also a single match) at Estadio del CASI, frequent venue for URBA finals, on 7 November 2026.

The seven best placed teams in the general table will qualify for Torneo Nacional de Clubes, the main competition of Argentine rugby, which is made up of 9 teams from the rest of the provinces of Argentina and the seven from URBA.[1]

Clubs

Former clubs

Disaffiliated or defunct clubs:

Club Field Estab. Years Titles Fate
Flores A.C. Caballito 1893 1899
–
 Dissolved in 1907[13]
Buenos Aires F.C. Palermo 1886 1899–1951
8
 Merged with Buenos Aires Cricket Club in 1951[14]

Champions

The complete list of champions is detailed below:[5][15]

Tournament names
  • 1899–1995: "River Plate Rugby Union Championship"
  • 1996–2007: "Torneo de la URBA"
  • 2008–2016, 2026–: "Top 14"
  • 2017–2021, 2023–25: "Top 12"
  • 2022: "Top 13"
Tournament format
  • 1899–1997, 2001: the team with most points earned was declared champion
  • 1998–2000, 2002–present: final match to decide a champion
Key

List of champions

Ed. Seas. Champion/s Score Runner-up Venue City Ref.
1
 1899 Lomas (1)
3–0
 Atlético del Rosario Flores Old Ground Buenos Aires [16]
2
 1900 Buenos Aires FC[n 1] (1)
n/a [n 2]
3
 1901 Buenos Aires FC (2)
n/a [n 2]
4
 1902 Buenos Aires FC (3)
n/a [n 2]
5
 1903 Buenos Aires FC (4)
n/a [n 2]
6
 1904 Buenos Aires FC (5)
n/a [n 2]
7
 1905 Atlético del Rosario (1)
n/a [n 2]
8
 1906 Atlético del Rosario (2)
n/a [n 2]
9
 1907 Belgrano (1)
n/a [n 2]
10
 1908 Buenos Aires FC (6)
n/a [n 2]
11
 1909 Buenos Aires FC (7)
n/a [n 2]
12
 1910 Belgrano (2)
n/a [n 2]
13
 1911 Gimnasia y Esgrima (BA) (1)
n/a [n 2]
14
 1912 Gimnasia y Esgrima (BA) (2)
n/a [n 2]
15
 1913 Lomas (2)
n/a [n 2]
16
 1914 Belgrano (3)
n/a [n 2]
17
 1915 Buenos Aires FC (8)
n/a [n 2]
18
 1916 (No championship held)
19
 1917 CA San Isidro (1)
n/a [n 2]
20
 1918 CA San Isidro (2)
n/a [n 2]
21
 1919 (No championship held)
22
 1920 CA San Isidro (3)
n/a [n 2]
23
 1921 CA San Isidro (4)[n 3]
– [n 4]
Belgrano (4)[n 3]
24
 1922 CA San Isidro (5)
n/a [n 2]
25
 1923 CA San Isidro (6)
– [n 4]
 [17]
26
 1924 CA San Isidro (7)
n/a [n 2]
27
 1925 CA San Isidro (8)
– [n 4]
 [18]
28
 1926 CA San Isidro (9)
n/a [n 2]
29
 1927 CA San Isidro (10)
– [n 4]
 [19]
30
 1928 CA San Isidro (11)
n/a [n 2]
31
 1929 CA San Isidro (12)
– [n 4]
 [20]
32
 1930 CA San Isidro (13)
n/a [n 2]
33
 1931 CUBA (1)
– [n 4]
 [21]
34
 1932 Gimnasia y Esgrima (BA) (3)
n/a [n 2]
35
 1933 CA San Isidro (14)
n/a [n 2]
36
 1934 CA San Isidro (15)
n/a [n 2]
37
 1935 Atlético del Rosario (3)
– [n 4]
 [22]
38
 1936 Belgrano (5)
n/a [n 2]
39
 1937 Old Georgian (1)
– [n 4]
 [23]
40
 1938 Old Georgian (2)
n/a [n 2]
41
 1939 Old Georgian (3)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [24]
Gimnasia y Esgrima (BA) (4)[n 3]
San Isidro Club (1)[n 3]
42
 1940 Belgrano (6)
– [n 4]
Olivos (1)
43
 1941 San Isidro Club (2)
– [n 4]
 [25]
44
 1942 CUBA (2)
– [n 4]
45
 1943 CA San Isidro (16)
– [n 4]
 [26]
46
 1944 CUBA (3)
– [n 4]
47
 1945 CUBA (4)
– [n 4]
 [27]
48
 1946 Pucará (1)
– [n 4]
49
 1947 CUBA (5)
– [n 4]
 [28]
50
 1948 San Isidro Club (3)
– [n 4]
51
 1949 CA San Isidro (17)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [29]
CUBA (6)[n 3]
52
 1950 CUBA (7)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [30]
Pucará (2)[n 3]
53
 1951 CUBA (8)
– [n 4]
54
 1952 CUBA (9)
– [n 4]
 [31]
55
 1953 Obras Sanitarias (1)
– [n 4]
 [32]
56
 1954 CA San Isidro (18)
– [n 4]
 [33]
57
 1955 CA San Isidro (19)
– [n 4]
 [34]
58
 1956 CA San Isidro (20)
– [n 4]
 [35]
59
 1957 CA San Isidro (21)
– [n 4]
 [36]
60
 1958 Buenos Aires CRC (1)[n 5]
– [n 4]
 [37]
61
 1959 Buenos Aires CRC (2)
– [n 4]
 [38]
62
 1960 CA San Isidro (22)
– [n 4]
 [39]
63
 1961 CA San Isidro (23)
– [n 4]
 [40]
64
 1962 CA San Isidro (24)
– [n 4]
 [41]
65
 1963 Belgrano (7)
– [n 4]
 [42]
66
 1964 CA San Isidro (25)
– [n 4]
 [43]
67
 1965 CUBA (10)
– [n 4]
 [44]
68
 1966 Belgrano (8)
– [n 4]
 [45]
69
 1967 Belgrano (9)
– [n 4]
 [46]
CA San Isidro (26)
70
 1968 Belgrano (10)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [47]
CUBA (11)[n 3]
71
 1969 CUBA (12)
– [n 4]
 [48]
72
 1970 San Isidro Club (4)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [49]
CUBA (13)[n 3]
73
 1971 San Isidro Club (5)
– [n 4]
74
 1972 San Isidro Club (6)
– [n 4]
 [50]
75
 1973 San Isidro Club (7)
– [n 4]
 [51]
76
 1974 CA San Isidro (27)
– [n 4]
 [52]
77
 1975 CA San Isidro (28)
– [n 4]
 [53]
78
 1976 CA San Isidro (29)
– [n 4]
 [54]
79
 1977 San Isidro Club (8)
– [n 4]
 [55]
80
 1978 San Isidro Club (9)
– [n 4]
 [56]
81
 1979 San Isidro Club (10)
– [n 4]
 [57]
82
 1980 San Isidro Club (11)
– [n 4]
 [58]
83
 1981 CA San Isidro (30)
– [n 4]
 [59]
84
 1982 CA San Isidro (31)
– [n 4]
 [60]
85
 1983 San Isidro Club (12)
– [n 4]
 [61]
86
 1984 San Isidro Club (13)
– [n 4]
 [62]
87
 1985 CA San Isidro (32)
– [n 4]
 [63]
88
 1986 San Isidro Club (14)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [64]
Banco Nación (1)[n 3]
89
 1987 San Isidro Club (15)
– [n 4]
 [65]
90
 1988 San Isidro Club (16)
– [n 4]
 [66]
91
 1989 Alumni (1)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [67]
Banco Nación (2)[n 3]
92
 1990 Alumni (2)
– [n 4]
 [68]
93
 1991 Alumni (3)
– [n 4]
 [69]
94
 1992 Alumni (4)
– [n 4]
 [70]
95
 1993 San Isidro Club (17)
– [n 4]
 [71]
96
 1994 San Isidro Club (18)
– [n 4]
 [71]
97
 1995 La Plata (1)
– [n 4]
 [72][71]
98
 1996 Hindú (1)[n 3]
– [n 4]
 [73][71]
Atlético del Rosario (4)[n 3]
99
 1997 San Isidro Club (19)
– [n 4]
 [71]
100
 1998 Hindú (2)
38–12
 San Isidro Club BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [74]
101
 1999 San Isidro Club (20)
14–9
 Atlético del Rosario BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [75]
102
 2000 Atlético del Rosario (5)
35–32 (a.s.d.e.t.)
 CA San Isidro BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [76][77]
103
 2001 Alumni (5)
– [n 4]
 [78]
104
 2002 San Isidro Club (21)
16–10
 Regatas BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [79]
105
 2003 San Isidro Club (22)
20–9
 CA San Isidro BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [79]
106
 2004 San Isidro Club (23)
36–16
 Alumni BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [80]
107
 2005 CA San Isidro (33)
18–17
 San Isidro Club BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines [81]
108
 2006 Hindú (3)
20–5
 Alumni Newman Stadium Benavídez [82]
109
 2007 Hindú (4)
9–6
 Alumni Ferro Carril Oeste Buenos Aires [83][84]
110
 2008 Hindú (5)
22–10
 Newman Estadio del CASI San Isidro [85]
111
 2009 Hindú (6)
31–22
 CA San Isidro Estadio del CASI San Isidro [86]
112
 2010 San Isidro Club (24)
30–22
 La Plata La Plata RC Manuel Gonnet [87]
113
 2011 San Isidro Club (25)
14–11
 Alumni La Plata RC Manuel Gonnet [88]
114
 2012 Hindú (7)
15–9
 La Plata La Plata RC Manuel Gonnet [89]
115
 2013 CUBA (14)
11–9
 Hindú Estadio del CASI San Isidro [90]
116
 2014 Hindú (8)
29–17
 CUBA Estadio del CASI San Isidro [91]
117
 2015 Hindú (9)
24–0
 CUBA La Plata RC Manuel Gonnet [92]
118
 2016 Belgrano (11)
25–10
 Hindú Estadio del CASI San Isidro [93]
119
 2017 Hindú (10)
27–20
 Alumni Estadio del CASI San Isidro [94]
120
 2018 Alumni (6)
26–17
 Hindú Estadio del CASI San Isidro [95]
121
 2019 San Isidro Club (26)
22–19 (a.s.d.e.t.)
 Belgrano Estadio del CASI San Isidro [96]
–
 2020
(not held because of the COVID-19 pandemic)
122
 2021 CUBA (15)
10–9
 San Isidro Club Estadio del CASI San Isidro [97]
123
 2022 Hindú (11)
30–25
 San Isidro Club Estadio del CASI San Isidro [98]
124
 2023 San Isidro Club (27)
15–12
 Alumni Estadio del CASI San Isidro [99]
125
 2024 Alumni (7) 20–17 (a.s.d.e.t.) Belgrano Estadio del CASI San Isidro [100]
126
 2025 Newman (1)
15–3
 San Isidro Club Estadio del CASI San Isidro [101][102]
127
 2026
Notes
  1. ^ Rugby union club founded in 1886. It merged to Buenos Aires Cricket Club in 1951, also becoming the rugby section of that institution.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac No information whether the championship was defined on points or with a final, as the UAR have not published the annual reports on its website.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Title shared.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp Played under a round-robin basis and defined on points.
  5. ^ The rugby section of the Buenos Aires Cricket Club is the former Buenos Aires F.C. team that merged to the institution in 1951.

Titles by club

Team Titles Years won
CA San Isidro
33
 1917, 1918, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1934, 1943, 1949, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1967, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1985, 2005
San Isidro Club
27
 1939, 1941, 1948, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2010, 2011, 2019, 2023
CUBA
15
 1931, 1942, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970, 2013, 2021
Belgrano A.C.
11
 1907, 1910, 1914, 1921, 1936, 1940, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1968, 2016
Hindú
11
 1996, 1998, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2022
Buenos Aires F.C. [n2 1]
8
 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1908, 1909, 1915
Alumni
7
 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2001, 2018, 2024
Atlético del Rosario
5
 1905, 1906, 1935, 1996, 2000
Gimnasia y Esgrima (BA)
4
 1911, 1912, 1932, 1939
Old Georgian
3
 1937, 1938, 1939
Lomas
2
 1899, 1913
Pucará
2
 1946, 1950
Buenos Aires CRC [n2 2]
2
 1958, 1959
Banco Nación
2
 1986, 1989
Olivos
1
 1940
Obras Sanitarias
1
 1953
La Plata
1
 1995
Newman
1
 2025
Notes
  1. ^ The club merged to Buenos Aires CRC in 1951.
  2. ^ Buenos Aires CRC usually counts the titles won by the BAFC as their own, after both clubs merged in 1951.

Broadcasters Rights

The exclusive rights of Torneo de la URBA are broadcast live on ESPN Extra Saturday at 13:15 and are broadcast delayed on ESPN 2 at 17:30. In the Scrum are broadcast highlights of match Saturday at 23:00 (local time of Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay), 22:00 (local time of Chile) and 21:00 (local time of Peru).

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  89. ^ Hindu campeon del URBA Top 14 at urba.org.ar
  90. ^ En 2013, CUBA rompió la maldición y se consagró después de ¡43 años!
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  93. ^ Belgrano campeon del URBA Top 14
  94. ^ Hindú venció a Alumni y se coronó como campeón del URBA Top 12
  95. ^ En 2018, Alumni se floreó y volvió a estar en la cima de la URBA
  96. ^ SIC gritó campeón: venció en el alargue a Belgrano y se quedó con el Top 12 de la URBA
  97. ^ CUBA se consagró campeón del URBA Top 12
  98. ^ Hindú venció al SIC y se consagró campeón del Top 13 de la URBA
  99. ^ El SIC campeón del URBA TOP 12 presentado por Zurich on zurich.com.ar, 22 Nov 2023
  100. ^ ALUMNI SE CONSAGRÓ CAMPEÓN DEL URBA TOP 12 at urba.org.ar
  101. ^ Newman derrotó al SIC y se quedó por primera vez con el URBA Top 12 at urba.org.ar. 1 Nov 2025
  102. ^ ¡Newman histórico! Venció 15-3 al SIC y logró su primer título de la URBA Top 12 at espn.com.ar, 1 Nov 2025
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