These are some of Necaxa football club records from 1923–present
Most appearances
Jersey#NameCareerAppearancesGoals1 Nicolás Navarro(GK) 1983–97 to 1999–03489data7 Álex Aguinaga(MF) 1989–03473844 Ignacio Ambríz(DF) 1983–86, 1989–962831725 Sergio Zárate(MF) 1995–97, 1998–99, 1999–011903911 Ivo Basay(FW) 1990–9318699
Necaxa's Season lead scorers in the Amateur Football League or Liga Mayor de D.F (1923–1937)
Jersey #NameCareerGoalsAppearancesGoals/GameRatio26 Miguel Ruiz1926–2713data10 Julio Lorez1931–3220data10 Julio Lorez1932–338data15 Hilario López 1934–3517data15 Hilario López1935–3614data15 Hilario López1936–3711data
Necaxa's Season Career Scorers in the Liga De Ascenso
Jersey #NameCareerGoalsAppearancesGoals/GameRatio56 Nelson Sabastian Maz2009–1023data59 Mauricio Romero2009–108data49 Alejandro Castillo2009–107data49 Victor LojeroFall 201171530 Everaldo Barbosa 2009–106data
Necaxa's Season lead scorers in the First Division League
Jersey #NameCareerGoalsAppearancesGoals/GameRatio2 Horacio Casarin1950–5117data23 Tulio Quiñones1952–5314data5 Julio María Palleiro1953–5421data5 Julio María Palleiro 1954–5519data16 Norberto Outes1983–8428data11 Ivo Basay1992–93271869 Agustín Delgado2000141
Necaxa's Top three Single Season lead scorers in the First Division League Single Season play began in 1996 Jersey #NameCareerGoalsAppearancesGoals/GameRatio9 Alfredo Moreno58507 Alex Aguinaga40359 Agustin Delgado4145
Necaxa's Single Season Assist leaders in the First Division League
Jersey #NameCareerAssists7 Alex Aguinaga1989–03data25 Sergio Zárate1995–01data8 Garcia Aspedata
Necaxa's top ten leading strikers
#NameCareerGoalsAppearancesGoals/GameRatio1 Ricardo Peláez1987–971383522 Ivo Basay1991-95991863 Álex Aguinaga1989–03844734 Alberto García Aspe1991–97691855 Julio María Palleiro1951–5964Data6 Guillermo Ortiz1960–6663Data7 Alfredo Moreno2000–09582168 Javan Marinho1966–7055Data9 Francisco Noriega1955–6547Data10 Agustín Delgado1999–011740
Club Necaxa's Goal Keeping records
No. Player Position Necaxa career NotesOfficial debut Last match — — — 00 Ernest Pauler Goalkeeper 00 Raúl Estrada Goalkeeper 1 Nicolas Navarro Goalkeeper — —
Club Necaxa Managerial statistics
TrainerNatFromToRecordGWDL%Light & Power Co.(A)19221923Streetcar Operators(A)19221923MLAFA Total*Necaxa (A)19231929*Necaxa (A)1930**1939*Necaxa (A)1940**1943MLAFA Total19501951Lopez19511952Marcos19531954 —19541955 —19551956 —19561957 —19571958 —19581959Ross19591960 —19601961 —19611962 —19621963 —19631964 —19641965Ross19651966Marín19661967 —19671968 —19681969Moncebaez Maceda19691969Marín19701971Marín19711972Prieto19721973**Prieto19731974**Prado19741975**Prado19751976**Roca19761977**Roca19771978 **—19781979 **—19791980 **—19801981 **—19811982Diaz19821983 —19831984 —19841985 —19851986Pérez19861987Ré Ramírez19871988Ré Ramírez19881989Ruiz19891990Luján Manera19901991Saporiti19911992M.Lapuente19941997 1st Division of Mexico TotalR. Arias19982005E.Zarza20052006P. Luna20062006H.Sanchez20062006J.Trejo20072007H. Westerhoff20072007S. Reyes20082008O. Becerril20082008R.Arias20092009(FMF 1st Division rank#12) Total O.Arellano20092010O.Arellano20102011(Ascension League rank#12) Total O.Arellano20112011D. Brailovsky20112011S.Bueno20112011( FMF 1st Division rank#13) Total F. Ramírez20112011Luis Francisco Garcia LIamas20112011Milton Queiroz da Paixão2012–present?(Ascension League rank#11) Total
Amateur era 1920–1943 no football played in 1930–1931 season "Professional Mexican" football begins 1943 in Mexico(Early Capitalism) Athletico Espanol "Professional Mexican" football begins 1997 in Mexico(Advanced Capitalism)
Club Records Most Goals in National Championship: 9–0 vs Atlante (27-Oct-1934) Most Goals in a Single season : 5–0 vs Pachuca (27-Sept-2005) Most Goals in an International Tournament: 6–0 vs Morelia (26-Feb-2002) Best Position in Table: 1º (Season 1992–1993) Worst Position in Table: 18º (2009) Longest undefeated streak: 29 games (Fall 2009 + Spring 2010)
Individual Necaxa Footballer Awards
CONCACAF Footballer of the Year The following players have won the CONCACAF Footballer of the Year award while playing for Club Necaxa: Adolfo Ríos (1996–97) Adolfo Ríos (1998)
CONCACAF Youth Footballer of the Year Luis Pérez (1999)
Bicentennial Golden Footballer of the Year 2010 Pablo Quatrocchi (2010)
Coaching History
DatesLa serie Mexico Nuevo Siglo: Rueda de la Fortuna Los RayoNameNotes 1922–1926 A. Crowle Played and train the club as well as the national Team in 1935 1930–1938 Ernest PaulerManager and Team Captain and Championismo Manager 1950–1951 György OrthTeam Mexico Coach 1947 1951–1952 Antonio López Herranz 1953–1954 Fernando Marcos 1959–1960 Donaldo"el Viejo" RossFamed C.D. Guadalajara manager 1963–1964 Pedro Dellacha 1965 Donaldo"el Viejo" Ross 1965–1966 Miguel Marín 1969 José Moncebáez Maceda 1970–1975 Miguel Marín 1971–1972 J. Gutiérrez 1972–1974 A.Prieto 1974–1975 C.Prado 1976–1978 José Antonio Roca 1982–1983 Enrique Diaz 1984–1985 José Antonio Roca Team Mexico Coach 1977–1978 1986 Mario Pérez 1987–1988 Cayetano Ré Ramírez 1989–1990 Anibal Ruiz Anibal was well known for his defensive and ordered style of coaching and part of the legacy of Necaxa's Championismo 1990–1991 Eduardo Luján Manera the Argentine football defender, and a player manager. Instrumental part of Necaxa's Championismo titles 1991–1994 Roberto Marcos Saporiti Former Argentine Footballer and Manager. Instrumental part of Necaxa's Championismo titles 1994–1997 Manuel LaPuente DiazChampionismo Manager and Team Mexico Coach 1997–2000 1998–2005 Raul Arias 2000 FIFA Club World Championship Manager 2004 Enrique Lopez Zarza 2006 Pablo Luna Fall 2007 Hugo SanchezTeam Mexico Coach 2006–2008 Spring 2007 Jose Luis Trejo Fall 2007 Hans Westerhoff Spring 2008 Salvador Reyes Fall 2008 Octavio Becerril Spring 2009 Raul Arias Fall 2009 - Bicentennial 2010 Omar Arellano NuñoLiga de Ascenso Bi-championship Manager 2009–2010 Fall 2010 – Spring 2011 / Daniel Brailovsky Spring 2011 – Spring 2011 Sergio BuenoFall 2011–Fall 2011 Francisco RamírezFall 2011 Luis Francisco GarciaSpring 2011–Present Milton Queiroz da Paixão aka "Titia"
Player/Coach/Captain
Necaxa footballers(free-agency economic model)
Footnotes