following year to businessman Ulderico Adolfo Colagiovanni. Campobasso remained in Serie D for the following seasons, and in 1963-64, assembled a roster that had aspired to win promotion to Serie C under coach Umberto De Angelis and striker Romano Sciaretta. However, once again, Campobasso came short of reaching their goal of promotion, finishing in fifth place, six points behind eventual league champion Ternana. In the following seasons, Campobasso continued to avoid relegation and brought in well known Italian football figures such as Mario Perazzolo, who won a World Cup with the Italian National Team in 1938. Despite assembling teams that were not expected to win the league, Campobasso made a surprising run in the 1967-68 season and nearly won promotion to Serie C, falling just short after experiencing a slump during the second half of the season. Results changed dramatically for Campobasso in the 1969-70 season, with the club being admitted to a division of Serie D alongside teams from Abruzzo, Le Marche and Puglia. Campobasso remained in the relegation zone for most of the season. During a crucial match against Turris, players on Campobasso argued furiously against refereeing that they believed to be unjust. The match was ruled a forfeit and led to Campobasso being penalized in the table and various player suspensions. The club’s fate was inevitable and the season ended in relegation. During this season, a young local player named Michele Scorrano would make his debut. Scorrano would later become one of Campobasso’s most famous footballers and a symbol of football and social justice in the region of Molise. The 1970’s and Serie C For the 1970-71 season, Campobasso assembled a young roster that was intended to build a foundation for future years to come. During this season, Raffaele De Risio made his debut for the club. In 1972, Campobasso regained promotion to Serie D and aspired to make a run at promotion to Serie C. During this period, Bruno Pinna became the captain of Campobasso. In the 1973-74 season, the club aimed at promotion to Serie C, and managed an important draw against Benevento, who was a direct competitor for promotion. The championship competition came down to the final weeks of the season, and ultimately saw Campobasso fall short of promotion by two points to Benevento. The following season Campobasso assembled a team that once again aspired to win promotion to Serie C, and finally was