Deportivo SIPESA (Sipesa) — summary around 1995/96

Deportivo SIPESA (commonly written Sipesa) was a Peruvian football club based in Chimbote, backed by the local fisheries company of the same name. The club competed at national level in the mid-1990s, including participation in the Torneo Descentralizado (Peru's top division) during that period. Around 1995–1996 the side was managed by the well‑known Peruvian coach Roberto Chale (commonly spelled Chale), a former Peru international who later had an extensive coaching career in Peruvian club football.

• Club identity: Industrial/fishing-company backed club from Chimbote; often stylized "Deportivo SIPESA" or simply "Sipesa".
• Competition level (mid‑1990s): Competed in national tournaments including the Torneo Descentralizado in the mid‑1990s.
• Coach: Roberto Chale — former Peru international midfielder, later club manager; credited with coaching Sipesa around the 1995–96 timeframe.
• Home city/stadium: Chimbote (the club played home matches in Chimbote’s principal stadiums of the era).
• Records & achievements: The club’s mid‑90s participation in the Primera División is the main highlight; detailed season-by-season results, standings, and full squad lists for 1995/96 are recorded in match archives and contemporary Peruvian press.

Notes and sources to consult

• Peruvian football season archives (RSSSF Peru) for final tables and match results of 1995 and 1996.
• Contemporary Peruvian sports newspapers and magazines (El Comercio, La República, Depor) for match reports, lineups and coaching confirmations.
• Club and local Chimbote press archives for photos, rosters and sponsorship details related to SIPESA.

I can produce season-by-season results, league table positions, typical starting XI, or a short biography of Roberto Chale covering his playing and coaching career if further detail is needed.