Provincial Ovalle

Provincial Ovalle is a Chilean football club based in the city of Ovalle, Chile. They currently play in the Segunda División Profesional and have played in Copa Chile.^[3][4]

Provincial Ovalle

Full name	Club Deportivo Provincial Ovalle FC[1]
Nickname(s)	Ciclón del Limarí (Cyclone from Limarí)
Short name	Provincial Ovalle
Founded	1 June 1942; 83 years ago (1942-06-01) (as Deportivo Socos)
Ground	Estadio Diaguita Ovalle, Chile
Capacity	5,160[citation needed]
Chairman	Cristián Venegas[2]
Manager	Felipe Cornejo [es]
League	Segunda División Profesional
2023	Tercera A, 1st of 15 (champions)

Players

Current squad

As of 31 July 2025^[update]. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  CHI Fernando Abarzúa 2 DF  CHI Santiago Bravo (loan from Colo-Colo) 3 DF  CHI Tomás Cisternas 4 DF  CHI Eduardo Navarrete 5 DF  CHI Nicolás Rivera (loan from San Marcos) 6 MF  CHI Rodrigo Riquelme (loan from Universidad de Concepción) 7 FW  HAI Lens Leger 8 MF  CHI Jorge Pavez 9 FW  CHI Tomás Tolosa (loan from Unión Española) 10 FW  ARG Leandro Moreira 11 FW  CHI Benjamín Cortés 12 GK  CHI Guillermo Orellana 13 FW  CHI Joshua Ortiz (loan from Cobresal) 14 MF  CHI Daniel Monardes [es] 15 DF  CHI Ángelo Cortés

No. Pos. Nation Player 16 DF  CHI Bastián Solano 17 FW  CHI Luis Silva 18 MF  CHI Kevin Mundaca 19 FW  CHI Bastián Pinnola (loan from Santiago Wanderers) 20 MF  CHI Sergio Bobadilla 21 DF  CHI Enzo Guerrero 22 FW  CHI Diego Bravo (loan from San Marcos) 23 DF  CHI Nicolás Barrios 24 DF  CHI Matías Ávila 25 GK  CHI Mauro Pizarro 25 FW  CHI Matías Meneses 27 DF  CHI Kevin Serrano 28 FW  CHI Gabriel Harding [es] 29 DF  CHI Iván Contreras [es]

Former players

• Nicolás Aguirre
• Jorge Araya
• Diego Bravo
• Ronald González
• Matías Rojas

Honours

Nationals
Competition	Titles	Runners-up
Tercera División B (1/0)	2016

Managers

• Ramón Climent (2018)
• Ricardo Rojas (2020–2022)
• Luis Pérez (2023–2024)
• Felipe Cornejo [es] (2024–present)^[5]