Sporting Club Quinto

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Sporting Club Quinto
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Founded1921;102 years ago (1921)
League Serie A1
Based in Genoa, Italy
ArenaPiscina Marco Paganuzzi
(Capacity: 2,500)
Colors  
PresidentGiorgio Giorgi
Head coach Luca Bittarello
Website scquinto.com

Sporting Club Quinto is an Italian water polo club from Quinto, quartiere of Genoa in Liguria. Currently it plays in Serie A1.

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History

Sporting Club Quinto was founded in 1921.

Titles

Current team

Famous players

Famous coaches

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