Club Jaguares de Chiapas, also known as Jaguares, is a Mexican professional football club. Jaguares plays in the Primera División de México. The team plays in Estadio Víctor Manuel Reyna, built in 1982 to hold 6,000 spectators, but enlarged in 2002 to a capacity of 25,000.
The club was founded in 2002, and played its first game against Tigres, losing 3-1, with Lucio Filomeno scoring the first goal in team history. The team finished its first tournament (Apertura 2002), with a record of 3 wins, 7 draws, and 9 losses.
The team had a difficult tournament in the first semester of year 2005 (Clausura 2005) with a record of 6 wins, 4 draws, and 7 losses, which meant the firing of head coach José Luis Trejo in the middle of the season.
After Trejo had left, the club named Antonio Mohammed as manager, but the bad results on the pitch forced the team to change again. Finally, Fernando Quirarte took it in the last part of the season, who obtained good results.
On july 16th 2005, Jaguares de Chiapas won "La Copa Chiapas 2005", which is the second title in the history of the team, by defeating Necaxa at the Victor Manuel Reyna Stadium.
2004. Copa Chiapas 2005. Copa Chiapas
1 Erubey Cabuto 3 Miguel Gutierrez 4 Omar Campos 5 Adrian Garcia Arias 6 Everaldo de Assis Barbosa 7 Alvaro Sarabia 8 Omar Perez 9 Carlos Ochoa 10 Salvador Cabañas 11 Alonso Sandoval 12 Omar Ortiz 13 Ismael Ignacio Fuentes 14 Heriberto Ramon Morales 15 Felipe Ayala 16 Raúl Enríquez 18 Gabriel Palmeros 19 Omar Rodriguez 20 Jorge Manrique 21 Miguel Ángel Gómez 23 Lucas Sparapani 25 Edoardo Isella 26 Gilberto Mora 27 Jesus Gutierrez 29 Melvin Brown 32 Humberto Rodriguez
