In 2012, the first Torneo Amateur Femenino organized by the Liga Cordobesa de Fútbol was held.

[5][6] In addition, the women's teams depended on the performance of the men's equivalents to access the final instances of the local competition.

[8][9] Other later call-ups include Milagros Mina (under-20), Catalina Primo (under-19 and under-20), Jazmín Allende, Magalí Chavero and Paulina Gramaglia (under-17).

[15] The international Argentine player would later sign Platense, a team in Primera División, but come back at the end of 2021 to play with "las Matadoras" again.

[18] Eliana Capdevila became the top scorer in national tournaments and Talleres continued receiving call-ups for national teams, such as Sofía Oxandabarat and Ahelín Piña to Uruguay and Brisa Jara and Priscila Ellena to under-17 and under-20 teams of Argentina.