CD Mariño

Formation years

Formed in 1933, by fishermen in the then small community of Los Cristianos, Arona, as Marino Fútbol Club, Club Deportivo Marino is the oldest football club in the south of Tenerife. The club came to be known as Club Deportivo Marino upon its registration with the local authority on 13 June 1947, with Segundo Fumero being named as the club's first president. At the time of its official formation, the club played its games on the El Guincho salt flats, which were located near one of Tenerife's now most-popular beaches, Las Vistas. In 1948, the club moved its games to Campo de El Quinto.

1975 & Onwards: Becoming members of the Spanish football pyramid

In 1975, the Spanish football league system was expanded, which saw the formation of the Canary Islands Group of the Third Division, which held the title of being the third tier of Spanish football until the formation of the Second Division B in 1977, and the formation of the top tier Preferential Inter-Island leagues of Las Palmas and Tenerife, which, at the time were the fourth tiers of the Spanish football pyramid until 1977, when they became the fifth tier. CD Marino became founding members of the Tenerife inter-island league, joining the league upon its formation in 1975. At the end of the 1979–80 season, CD Marino were promoted to the Third Division Canary Islands Group after finishing 2nd. CD Marino would spend eight seasons in the fourth tier of Spanish football before Valentin Toste…

Teide Trophy (2): 1988, 2012