The Mirador Sport and Cultural Center was founded on June 14, 1970 by Ricardo Arias and his wife Mayo Sibilia, both physical education teachers.

Professor Arias is a veteran volleyball coach and was at that time the coach of the Dominican National Team and his wife was a former player of the team having played in the Central American and Caribbean Games in Kingston, Jamaica (1962) and San Juan, Puerto Rico (1966).

The Mirador first participated in a competition in 1970 in the Clubs Tournament organized by the National District Association where it won the silver medal and the right to represent the clubs at the Future Stars Tournament against a team composed by players of different public and private schools.

It was the beginning of a chain of victories in all the age levels including the first Superior League Tournament in 1975. The same year, Mirador claimed the title at the National Championship in Santiago de los Caballeros and won the match against an All-Star Team of players from the rest of the teams.

Mirador won eight consecutive tournaments until 1983 and then triumphed in the 1985 and 1989 editions. In 1991, under the presidency of Mr. Cristobal Marte Hoffiz, Mirador started another string of eight years supremacy until 1999 and then won again in 2001-05.

At an international level, Mirador won the silver medal at the NORCECA Confederation Tournament of Champions Clubs in 1993.

Most of the players of the current Women’s National Team started their careers playing for Mirador Center that continues its development work at different age categories.