CN Posillipo
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| Founded | 1925 |
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| League | Serie A1 |
| Based in | Naples |
| Arena | Felice Scandone (Capacity: 4,500) |
| Colors |  Green and red |
| President | Filippo Parisio |
| Manager | Roberto Brancaccio |
| Championships | 3 Euroleagues 1 Euro Cup 2 Cup Winners' Cup 1 LEN Supercups 11 Italian Leagues 1 Italian Cup |
| Website | cnposillipo.org |
Circolo Nautico Posillipo is an Italian water polo club from Naples established in 1925. It is one of the most laureated Italian clubs, having won three Euroleague,[1] one Cup Winners' Cup and eleven Italian Championships between 1985 and 2005.
Titles
Domestic competitions
Serie A1 - Winners: 11 (1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2004)
Coppa Italia - Winners: 1 (1987)
European competitions
LEN Champions League - Winners: 3 (1997, 1998, 2005)
LEN Euro Cup - Winners: 1 (2015)
LEN Super Cup - Winners: 1 (2005)
- Cup Winners' Cup
- Winners: 2 (1988, 2003)
Famous players
Tamás Kásás
Fabio Bencivenga- Fabrizio Buonocore
- Fabio Galasso
- Andrea Scotti Galletta
- Fabio Galasso
- Valentino Gallo
- Luigi Di Costanzo
- Antracite Lignano
- Mino Marsili
- Domenico Mattiello
- Massimiliano Migliaccio
- Franco Pizzabiocca
- Francesco Postiglione
- Alfredo Riccitiello
- Paride Saccola
- Carlo Silipo
- Dario Vasaturo
- Fabio Violetti
Ratko Štritof- Andro Bušlje
Nikola Janović- Boris Zloković
Dušan Popović- Milan Tadić
- Vanja Udovičić
Angelos Vlachopoulos- Fabio Violetti
References
- ^ List of champions, 1964-2006, in prowaterpolo.com
External links
- Official website
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- Themis Posillipo
- 1996–97 LEN Champions League champions
- 1 Tadić
- 2 Zizza
- 3 Popović
- 4 G. Porzio
- 5 Postiglione
- 6 Salvati
- 7 Galasso
- 8 F. Porzio
- 9 Antonino
- 10 Gandolfi
- 11 Fiorentino
- 12 Silipo
- 13 Bencivenga
- Head coach: De Crescenzo
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