Last weekend of competition, both for the Club Badminton Soria-CS24 as for the AD89provided excellent results in the three competitions in which they were immersed, including regional titles and victory and medals in the National Round Master.
The sub13 players of the Club Badminton Soria-CS24 had, in last Saturday’s competition, one of the key tests of the season with the dispute of the Castile and Leon Championship of the category. The six displaced youngsters from Soria reaffirmed the excellent level of the Soria club’s academy, all of them obtaining medals and highlighting a regional championship.
With the handicap of meeting, most of them, in their first year of the category, the final balance was a championshiptwo second places and two more bronze medals.
The male double pair formed by Aaron Barrera and Iker Gonzalez They won the regional title, a couple that is in the national top. After giving up the first set of the final 15-21, the next two went to the Soria duo 21-17 and 21-16. This modality was especially fruitful for Soria’s interests since Alvaro Gómez and Daniel Marín would obtain the bronze medal.
In the individual mode, Daniel Marin He took second place completing an excellent competition. The effort of the semifinals, with a match played in three sets, diminished Soriano’s options in the final.
Jimena Ayllón also won two medals in both double and individual. Jimena and Naroa Alvaro They would be proclaimed runners-up in Castilla y León in doubles, overcoming the previous rounds with ease until they were overcome in the final. Jimena herself would add the individual bronze medal to these results.
If the youngest managed to perform an outstanding competition, the senior volantistas would take on a great tournament within the framework of the Round National Masterprelude to the Spanish Championship that will be held at the beginning of December.
Con a triumphtwo medals from plata y four bronze medalsthe Soria expedition once again demonstrated its level with serious options to fight for medals in the highest national competition.
The victory was obtained by the AD89 player, Cristina Puebla. In the middle of the shooting phase with her new partner, Vanessa Serrano from the Bianconero Badminton Club, they had to fight until the last point of the final to take the victory by an exciting 21-19, 18-21 and 21-18.
In the women’s singles draw, Cristina She was knocked out in the semifinals by her doubles partner, thus winning the bronze medal. The rest of the metals were obtained by the representatives of the Soria-CS24 Badminton Club.
The couple formed by Manuel Acero and Santiago Martinez They fulfilled the forecasts that placed them as second seeded, planting themselves in the final of the Malaga event. The final was very complicated as they faced the Catalans Alfons Beltrán and Abel Hernandez, the latter being a double European and world medalist. The Sorianos raised a very serious match despite which they were overcome by the Catalan couple. Manuel Acero, would add to this result the bronze medal in the mixed doubles modality together with Gemma Cardigonde.
The third soriano in contention, Jose Carlos Perez He signed a very complete competition obtaining metals in the three modalities of his category, the summary of his performance being a silver medal and another two bronze.
He obtained the runner-up in the mixed doubles box together with Gloria Torres, of the Collado Villalba Badminton Club. Again with a different couple, the level that José Carlos is demonstrating led him to stand in the final and force the third set against one of the leading couples on the national scene. In addition, both the men’s singles and doubles, together with Ferdinand Herrerowould stay at the gates of the final.
The third competition of the weekend led to Isabel Corchon and Carmen Gomez to dispute the sub19 and sub15 territorial test of Madrid held in Perales de Tajuña. In her first year in the category, her most outstanding result was that achieved by Isabel, who reached the semifinals of the U15 women’s singles.
