Loros UdeC (colima)

The team originated in the Tercera División de México, debuting on September 10, 1981, playing their matches in Manzanillo, Colima until that year when the University of Colima acquired the Estadio San Jorge at a price of 400 million pesos, which would become the team headquarters. They would position themselves in the top positions during their debut season. In the 1981-82 tournament from August to May, Loros de UdeC finished first in their group, which gave them the right to play the playoffs for promotion to the Segunda División de México and were the runner-ups; therefore, the team was invited to join the category of the Segunda División in Group B, but declined the invitation for economic reasons. The team participated in a quadrangular hosted in Cihuatlán, Jalisco during the league championship of 1982–83. During this time one of their players was called to participate as a starter in the forward position of the Mexican College Football team that represented Mexico City in the University World Championship. In the campaign of 1985, a Loros team coached by Héctor "Chale" Hernández enjoyed an undefeated run that ended after 3 loses. "Chale" Hernández died on June 18, 1984, after suffering a car accident traveling to the city of Colima. Hernández was the only one to perish in the crash. In professional sports, the University of Colima participated in the championship of the Federación Mexicana de Fútbol, 1986–1987, remaining in second place in their group, which won them…

Segunda División de México (Serie A): 3 Clausura 2015, Clausura 2018, 2018-2019 Segunda División de México Serie A (Final de Ascenso): 1 2014-2015