Sonora.- From June 3 to July 26, the Conade National Games will be held in Sonora, with the participation of 7,000 athletes in various sports and will be broadcast by Telemax and Radio Sonora, reported Alfonso Durazo.
The state governor specified that there will be competition in the sports of triathlon, soccer, archery, judo, table tennis, athletics, rugby sevens, sports climbing, weightlifting, open water, softball, handball and trampoline gymnastics.
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“It is a very important event of a national nature, here the most important thing is that people take the opportunity to enjoy these events, which in general do not have any cost, it is very important, they are high-performance sporting events that are going to represent quite a show and We are going to present the program to you right now.
This with the desire that people take advantage of them for their recreation, which is a right and I also see it as an input for governance. A society that has adequate spacing works in better terms, that is the reason why we support this type of event”, said the state president.
Erubiel Durazo, director of the Sports Commission of the State of Sonora (Codeson), explained that around a thousand athletes from the entity and from Mexico will participate in the games.
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“We are going to have these national games, they will be held in San Carlos as a sub-venue, Guaymas and 11 sports in Hermosillo, from June 3 to 6 in San Carlos it will be the triathlon, we will have 555 athletes who will participate in this great event, then we have soccer , from June 9 to 14 in Hermosillo with 487 athletes present disputing a medal.
We will have archery, it is a sport that we fight a lot because we have one of the best representatives of our country, Alejandra Valencia, she will be a fundamental part of the support we have as an athlete”, detailed the state official.
All competitions except triathlon and open water will be held in Hermosillo; the first competition will be in San Carlos and the second in Miramar, Guaymas.
