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| Full name | Club de Regatas Lima |
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| Founded | April 26, 1875 |
Club de Regatas Lima (CRL) (Spanish for Lima Regatta Club) is a sports club in Lima, Peru, one of the oldest sport clubs in South America[ citation needed ] and the biggest sports club in Peru.
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| Full name | Club de Regatas Lima |
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| Founded | April 26, 1875 |
Club de Regatas Lima (CRL) (Spanish for Lima Regatta Club) is a sports club in Lima, Peru, one of the oldest sport clubs in South America[ citation needed ] and the biggest sports club in Peru.
The Club de Regatas Lima was founded in 1875 as a rowing club. [1]
Regatas lima manages sport teams in multiple sports, including: rowing, sailing, football (soccer), basketball, swimming, and others.
It has five venues: La Punta (where the rowing team trains and sleeps), La Cantuta (park with entertainment infrastructure), Villa, San Antonio (beach venue). [4]
| Ground | Villa Deportiva Club Regatas | ||
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| League | Copa Perú | ||
Play in the Copa Perú which is the third division of the Peruvian league.
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The club traditionally provides Peru's national basketball team with most of its key players. [5]
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