Opened in 1985, the Campo de Deportes Jorge Newbery, affectionately known as “La Quemita,” isn’t just a sports center. It’s the beating heart of Club Atlético Huracán. Here, on this 14-hectare expanse, the club’s spirit ignites. The very ground beneath our feet holds decades of Huracán history. Imagine the roar of the crowd as the first team perfects their skills on one of the eight football pitches. Three of these pitches blaze under the night sky, illuminated for evening training. Three synthetic pitches pulse with the energy of five-a-side matches. Even a dedicated pitch for blind football players exists, a testament to Huracán’s inclusive spirit. La Quemita is more than just football. A synthetic hockey field stretches out, inviting athletes to test their mettle. Two tennis courts beckon, their concrete surfaces echoing with the rhythmic thud of the ball. A volleyball court waits, ready for soaring spikes and diving saves. Two swimming pools shimmer, offering a cool respite from the Argentine sun. Beyond the sporting fields, La Quemita embraces the community. A gym hums with activity, as athletes push their limits. A spinning studio whirls, its energy infectious. Picnic tables dot the landscape, perfect for shared meals and laughter. The aroma of grilling meat wafts from the quinchos, traditional Argentine barbecue areas, filling the air with anticipation. A vast parking lot stands ready to accommodate the throngs of fans who flock to La Quemita, a testament to Huracán’s passionate following. The Campo de Deportes Jorge Newbery is a vibrant testament to Huracán’s commitment to sport and community. It’s a place where dreams are forged, victories are celebrated, and the spirit of Huracán burns bright. The legacy of Jorge Newbery, the pioneering aviator whose name graces this hallowed ground, lives on in every soaring kick, every perfectly executed pass, every thunderous cheer.
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