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Boca Juniors Reserves and Academy

Boca Juniors Reserves and Academy are the reserve and youth academy teams of Boca Juniors. The reserve team is coached by former club player Rolando Schiavi,〔("Rolando Schiavi deja a Martín Palermo y vuelve a Boca para dirigir a la Reserva" ), Infobae, 9 Dec 2014〕 who debuted in February 2015.〔("El Flaco Schiavi debutó como DT de la reserva de Boca con una goleada" ), Cancha Llena, 14 Feb 2015〕
Boca Juniors is the most winning Torneo de Reserva championships with 21 titles won since it was established in 1910.〔 Boca Juniors reserve team plays in the "Primera División de Reserva", the reserve division of Primera División. Home matches are played at Complejo "Pedro Pompilio", sited in La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
==The Academy==

Known as "The Boca Factory", Boca Juniors youth divisions contains teams from under-8 to under-20 level. They participate in Argentina's youth leagues organized by the Argentine Football Association. In 1996 Mauricio Macri (who had been elected president of the club one year later) stated that rather than buy players for huge money only to put too much expectation on them and watch them under-perform, they wanted to create their own stars. Therefore, Boca hired two very influential figures; one was Bernardo Griffa, a leading expert of youth in Argentina who had created a successful scouting network at Newell's Old Boys.〔("Griffa: maestro del fútbol y la vida" ), ''Clarín'', 19 Jan 2015〕 The second was Ramón Maddoni,〔("El Apache: Tévez" )〕 the king of 'baby football' (indoor 6-a side football for 5-12 year olds), who had a long career at Club Parque at the moment of being hired by Boca Juniors.〔(Ramón Maddoni: Fabricante de cracks ) on Fútbol Formativo〕〔("Ramón Maddoni, maestro en descubrir talentos futbolísticos" ), Cadena 3, 12 Sep 2014〕
Since then Boca's academy has brought through, and also sold, more than 350 home-grown players from all age categories. From the list of the 350 players, more than 130 of the academy graduates would play around the world, including in Argentina, Spain, Italy, England, and many others in places ranging from Germany and Holland to China and Israel. More than 35 leagues contain players that were raised and developed by the Boca academy system. The players are taught the same formation (4-3-1-2) from early on to the first-team. This makes fitting into the first-team far easier for a young player. Boca's under-20 team were regular participants in the Under-20 Copa Libertadores and other international youth football tournaments.〔("The Boca Factory" )〕〔("Champions of the U-20!" ) on Boca Juniors website, 13 Jun 2011〕

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