with Alumni in the last fixture. San Martín played a total of 20 matches, with 20 wins, 6 draws and only 2 lost. The team scored 260 points receiving only 71. San Martín made a great campaign in its return to primera, finishing in 2nd. position. During the 1960s the practise of cricket had considerably decreased, therefore San Martín disaffiliated from the association and was inactive until 1971. The rugby team was relegated from primera to the third division due to a major restructuring, in 1977, although San Martín returned to second division two years later. The club disputed a playoff to return to primera in 1983, but lost the decisive match at the hands of Champagnat. Back to Primera In 1996 San Martín played a qualifying round in order to promote one team to Primera División. The team defeated Liceo Naval 44–14 in the final, returning to the top level. During those years San Martín also bought the lands that the club had occupied since 1908 when the institution was founded. Colors The colors of the club are directly related to the Buenos Aires and Pacific Railway, because they were the official colors of the railway, used in steam locomotives and cars. Green represented the Argentine Pampas; blue symbolized the Pacific Ocean (which railway connected to the Atlantic crossing Buenos Aires and the Provinces of Cuyo Region. Finally, white represented the snowed mountains of the Andes. Sports uniforms Honours Field hockey Men's Metropolitano Primera División (2): 1929, 1930 Metropolitano Segunda División (2): 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964 Copa Competencia (1): 1947 Women's Metropolitano Primera División (5): 1933, 1935, 1936, 1941, 1947 Rugby union Segunda División (2): 1943, 1962 References External links S s s s s s s s Railway association football teams