Once Lobos - Notable Players

Notable Players

Durte Sejoua
Oscar Planetti (1979–1980)
Marcelo Fabián Bruno (1994-1997)
Enzo Enriquez
Cesario Rosales (2006–2007)
Alexandro Moresche (2004)
Anderson Batista (2004–2005)
Libardo Carbajal (2004–2005)
Hugo Elcio
Luis Guevara Mora (1984)
César Hernández
Juan Dutch
Carles La Nurdal
Juan Carlos Lopez Padilla
Julio Enrique Martínez (2003)
Chico Mendoza

Roberto Ochoa
Jaime Muñoz
Jose Manuel "Loroco" Castro
Jorge "La Ñurda" Oliva
Alfre "Chelito" Perez
Hector Eduardo Quezada
Joaquín Ramos
William Renderos Iraheta (2003–2006)
Jose Gilberto "Aguado" Pacheco
Miguel Reyes
Guillermo Rivera (2004–2005)
José Rafael Tobar Lemus (1995)
Giovanni Trigueros
Efrain Burgos (1979)

Juan Ramon "Mon" Martínez
Mauricio Laureano Alvarenga
James Owusu-Ansah (2009–2010)
Carlos Coyoy (1985)
Byron Pérez
Noel Gutierez
Victor Rene Mendieta
Justavino Cisneros
Néstor Ayala (2004–2005)
Gabriel Garcete (2011)
Claudio Pasadi (2004)
Pablo Quinones (2004–2005)
Gustavo Rodriguez (1979–1980)

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