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It was founded in 1940 and currently play in the Segunda Divisi\u00f3n de Costa Rica.[1]Table of ContentsHistory[edit]Stadium[edit]Current squad[edit]Top scorers[edit]References[edit]History[edit]Aserr\u00ed F.C. is a soccer team based in the canton of Aserr\u00ed, Costa Rica. The club was founded in 1945 by a group of enthusiastic individuals who were determined to create a team that would represent their canton in local and national tournaments.The origins of Aserr\u00ed F.C. can be traced back to the year 1940 when a well-known national politician named Ernesto Maten Carranza formed a soccer team with the same name. The team sported the initials “E.M.C” on their shirts and participated in local and neighborhood tournaments, including one that took place in front of the church in what is now the Desamparados park.The team included several notable players such as El\u00edas Jim\u00e9nez, Jorge G\u00f3mez, Miguel Ramos, Francisco Chinchilla, Luis Fallas, Efra\u00edn Rojas, who was the general captain, Guillermo Abarca, Juan Rafael Solano (known as Yico), Chico Calvo, and Olman Vargas, among others. Yico, in particular, was renowned for his exquisite technique and played barefoot, according to popular accounts.In 1943, Ernesto Maten Carranza lost interest in the team and decided to stop financing it, which led to its eventual disappearance. However, a few months later, soccer leaders at the national level invited the canton of Aserr\u00ed to participate in the first cantonal championship, which was to take place at the National Stadium. In response to this invitation, a group of enthusiastic people in the municipality of Aserr\u00ed formed a directive and created a new team to represent their canton. They named the team “Club Atl\u00e9tico Central Aserrice\u00f1o” (C.A.C.A.) and gave it a green and white uniform with striped shirts. The base of this new team was the recently-disappeared EMC.C.A.C.A. participated in the cantonal championship and received dividends totaling \u00a2150 colones as a reward. However, the directors were reportedly not satisfied and decided to discontinue the team, causing it to disappear. The players were not content with this outcome and began discussing possible solutions in the pulper\u00edas (local meeting centers). Efra\u00edn Rojas took the lead and suggested that they meet at the priest’s house to discuss the matter further.The meeting took place in 1945 and was attended by El\u00edas Jim\u00e9nez, Juan Rafael Solano (Yico), Francisco Chico Calvo, Marcelino Cascante (Mamino), Carlos Castro, and Rafael Porras Chinchilla. From that day forward, Aserr\u00ed F.C. was officially established. The first board of directors was composed of Captain General Efra\u00edn Rojas, Secretary Rafael Porras Chinchilla, and Treasurer Carlos Castro.However, the team faced several challenges in its early days. There was no uniform, and they had no balls or money. But then they remembered the \u00a2150 colones that they had earned as a profit from the cantonal championship. They obtained the money from the directors of C.A.C.A. and used it to purchase a uniform from Paco Navarrete tailor shop. The uniform had red shirts with a diagonal white stripe. In total, they bought 12 field shirts and 1 goalkeeper shirt for a total cost of \u00a2120 colones. The remaining \u00a230 colones were used to buy two soccer balls, each worth \u00a215 colones, from the Sport Center, a well-known sports store.Aserr\u00ed F.C. played its first game against the Manuel Hidalgo Mora School and won with a score of 4 to 2. OverStadium[edit]This property was previously an open field for amateur soccer.  In 2007, and thanks to the investment of Mr. Minor Vargas (Costa Rican businessman) and his Icon Group, an agreement was reached with the Municipality of the canton to turn it into a quality stadium, despite its small size.The ST Center has a synthetic grass, bleachers for 2,500 people (although it can be increased depending on the event) and also has artificial lighting.It has been the headquarters of Costa Rican First and Second Division clubs, such as Brujas F\u00fatbol Club (team now defunct), Asociaci\u00f3n Deportiva Barrio M\u00e9xico and Aserr\u00ed F\u00fatbol Club.Currently, the stadium is managed by the sons of Minor Vargas, thanks to the contracts still in force with the Santa Teresita de Aserr\u00ed Development Association.Current squad[edit]As of February 22, 2023Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.Top scorers[edit]Jorge Jimenez 27Jason Montero 22Marvin Vargas 17Aczel Salguero 17Juan Luis Jawnyj 14Juan Jose Cruz 12Reiby Smith 12Frank Zamora 12Erick Araya 11Keisha Davis 11References[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/aserri-f-c-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Aserr\u00ed F.C. – Wikipedia"}}]}]