Agrupación Estudiantil

Founded in 1981 in Loimil, A Estrada, Estudiantil played in the regional leagues before achieving promotion to Preferente de Galicia in April 2013. In the 2016–17 season, the club finished three points shy of the first place, which would grant them promotion to Tercera División; they tried to contest a match against CSD Arzúa as the club fielded an ineligible player in September 2016, and while the Competitions Committee of the Galician Football Federation ruled against Estudiantil, the Appeals Committee ruled in favor of the club, granting them the three points of that match (which Arzúa won).

In December 2016, the Galician Committee for Sports Justice ruled in favor of Arzúa, removing those three points from Estudiantil; the club subsequently reported the case in ordinary justice, but the decision was again ruled against them in December 2018. Estudiantil took the case to the High Court of Justice of Galicia, with the court sentencing in favor of the club and giving them the right to play in Tercera División in July 2019, and they reached an agreement with the Galician Federation shortly after, playing the 2019–20 campaign in Terceira Galicia (the lowest tier in regional football) before being included in the fourth division for the 2020–21 season.

In June 2020, Estudiantil reached an agreement with Vista Alegre SD, changing name to CF Agrupación Estudiantil-Vista Alegre and moving to Santiago de Compostela; Vista Alegre also became their reserve team. The club suffered immediate relegation, and after another relegation from the Preferente, the club ceased activities in 2022.