Soriano badminton successful weekend

The municipal pavilion of San Andrés has hosted two events of the national badminton calendar on Saturday and Sunday with a success in the organization by the Soriana Badminton Delegation and the Soria Badminton Club as well as in the participation with the presence of two hundred players from ten autonomous communities.

On Saturday, with the name of “III Torrezno de Soria Tournament”And with the sponsorship of the Torrezno de Soria Manufacturers Association, the first of the tests for absolute and senior categories was held.

Local players, from Badminton Club Soria-CS24 and the AD89 of El Burgo de Osma They demonstrated their level by achieving four gold medals, as many silver and five bronze.

In the absolute category would come three of the silver in doubles modalities.

On the one hand, the sorianor Victor Ortega Together with the Estellense David Manzano he won the silver medal despite forming this couple exclusively for this competition. After some intense semifinals where they got rid of a Valladolid couple by 19-21, 21-7 and 21-19, they fell in the final against the couple number eleven in the national ranking.

The burgense Esther Pereira He went up to the podium twice to collect silver medals in the women’s double with Jennifer Fernández from Palencia and in a mixed double, in this case with Raúl Gutiérrez from Burgos.

Within the absolutes, Jorge Peñaranda and Ana Sanz, from the Soria-CS24 Badminton Club reached the semifinals in the mixed double modality.

In the case of senior players, the Soria players stood out David Hernansanz and Santiago Martínez who managed to win both in the individual and men’s double modalities of their respective categories.

David, won the gold in category A in individual where Álvaro Sanz, also from Soria, got the bronze medal.

David Hernansanz would repeat the triumph in the men’s double with his regular partner, Sebastián López from the Leganés Badminton Club. Again, Álvaro Sanz along with José Carlos Pérez would reach the semifinals.

The other double came from the racket of Santiago Martínez who in category B, achieved the triumph both in individual and in men’s doubles with Manuel Acero.

The last medals would arrive in the individual modality, the burgense Cristina Puebla placeholder image would achieve silver in category A while the last bronzes would go to José Carlos Pérez and José Romero.

The delivery of medals was attended by the councilor for Social Action and Youth of Soria, Mr. Eder García Ortega.

Already on Sunday, it was the turn of the youngest, for the sub19, sub13 and sub11 categories.

The Soria-CS24 Badminton Club collected numerous medals demonstrating the strength of its quarry.

and sub19, Javier Barrios she had a stellar performance with two championships in individual and in mixed double with the Navarrese Naroa Eraso.

Despite belonging to the U17 category, he beat his older rivals.

After this competition, Javier will focus his efforts on preparing for ehe championship of Spain u15 which was postponed due to the pandemic and will be held at the end of this month.

The other gold medal in the category was won by Daniela Corchón, winning the sub19 women’s double, despite being fourteen years old, along with Lucía Sejas from Madrid. Ana Capilla and Carolina Morales would climb to second place on the podium.

In the U19 women’s individual, Nora took the runner-up while Daniela corchon and Ana Peñaranda got access to the semifinals.

The Soria medalists would be completed by the young Sorians Jorge Ayllón and Adrián Diez. Still in the sub15 category, they were pleasantly surprised by players older and more experienced than them.

In the U13 category, the Soria-CS24 Badminton Club would win the silver medal in the women’s doubles thanks to the performance of Isabel Corchón and Carmen Gómez.

Finally, in the U11 category there were excellent results led by the triumphs of Aaron Barrera both in singles and in men’s doubles. On the podium of the individual modality, he was accompanied on the podium by Iker González and Daniel Marín in second and third position.

In the men’s double, the victory went to the Soria couple formed by Aarón Barrera and Iker González, with Álvaro Gómez and Daniel Marín third.

In the women’s field, Jimena Ayllón obtained the silver medal in individual with an important promotion in her game that makes her repeat the podium in a national test.