Between 1963 and 1965 the first team played in Serie C but won promotion to Serie B. In 1969–70 they won promotion to Serie A, but managed to survive at this level for only one season. From the 1972–73 season to the 1987–88 season, for sixteen consecutive seasons, he always plays in Serie A. After a season in Serie A2, he won the
playoffs, obtaining again the promotion to Serie A, where he remained for seven years. In the 1996–97 season they were relegated back to Serie A2 and two years later back to Serie B but managed to return to Serie A four years later. The 2004–05 season, mark the return to the top division, which in the meantime has changed its name to
Super 10, under the technical guidance of
Orazio Arancio. The Amatori Catania, guided by the
head coach Jean-Michel Vuillemin, is the revelation team: from newly promoted to the semifinals, but they were knocked out by
Benetton Treviso with the scores of 20–25 at the
Santa Maria Goretti and 21–41 at the
Monigo. The following season was deemed more troubled despite the experience of the international head coach
Laurent Rodriguez, but after a complicated start the Amatori Catania managed to hit a difficult salvation after a strenuous fight with the
Veneziamestre which ended only on the last day. Worthy of note are the victories in the
2005–06 European Challenge Cup against
Montpellier and
Connacht at the
Santa Maria Goretti. In the 2007-08 season, the Amatori Catania, guided by
Michel Ringeval, disputed a decidedly subdued league, which on the sixteenth day sees it relegated with mathematical certainty in
Serie A. ==Statistics==