As DSP announced last week, the hiring of Daniel “pirincho” Beltramo as coach of the Red Halcones for the next Argentine League was confirmed. He returns to the red institution after 6 and a half years.
A long six years have passed since he last managed the Red Hawks; Before that, he commanded San Isidro to return to the forefront of national basketball with two consecutive promotions in 2010 and 2011 (Provincial League and B League). Daniel Beltramo returns to Corrientes Street to be the coach in the next edition of the Argentine League, taking over the reins left by Sebastián Torre after three years in San Francisco.
Beltramo is the coach with the most games in the history of “Santo”, in total he was in command of the team in nine seasons counting the Provincial League and National League B (now called the Federal Tournament). In total he led 278 games with 157 wins and 121 losses.
His debut as head coach was on December 17, 2000 against Central Entrerriano de Gualeguaychú, achieving a 103-92 victory on the 11th date of the National Promotion Tournament. Prior to that game, he was an assistant to Antonio Manno in two more editions of TNA, in addition to achieving promotion in 1998.
His last match was on February 15, 2015 against Oberá de Misiones (defeat 90-88) at home. His new cycle at the club will begin the first days of August and everything indicates that in the 2021/2022 season he will reach 300 games.
Daniel Beltramo as coach of San Isidro
2000/2001 TNA Season – 30 Matches (16PG – 14PP)
2001/2002 TNA Season – 28 Matches (12PG – 16PP)
2002/2003 TNA Season – 29 Matches (11PG – 18PP)
Provincial League Season 2009/2010 – 34 Matches (24PG – 10PP)
League B 2010/2011 season – 28 games (23PG – 5PP)
2011/2012 TNA Season – 34 Matches (18PG – 16PP)
TNA 2012/2013 Season – 32 Matches (17PG – 15PP)
TNA 2013/2014 Season – 33 Matches (21PG – 12PP)
2014/2015 TNA Season – 30 Matches (15PG – 15PP)
TOTAL in San Isidro: 278 Matches led with 157 won and 121 lost.