Spain wins the World Cup again, ahead of France and Mexico

The Spanish baseball team was once again proclaimed world champion in Biarritz (France), after having been runner-up in the two previous editionsbehind Mexico in 2014 and France in 2018.

It was precisely the teams from France and Mexico that completed the podium. Argentina, the United States and Cuba also entered the medal table, in fourth, fifth and sixth positions.

Spain led the table thanks to its 9 gold, 9 silver and 2 bronze medals.

France won 5 golds, 4 silvers and 8 bronzes and Mexico, 3 golds, 2 silvers and 4 bronzes.

Argentina finished with 1 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze.

These were the medals of Spain:

Fronton 30 meters

Frontenis Femenino: SILVER. Agullo/Barona/Morales/Rodriguez

Male Frontenis: GOLD. Molina/Vidal/A.Leon/H.Leon

Women’s Rubber Palette: GOLD. Ardanaz/Rodriguez

Masculine Rubber Palette: GOLD. Vidal/Moreno

Pediment 36 meters

Leather Palette: GOLD. Ayarra/Labiano/Skufca/Sanz

Short Palette: GOLD. Baeza/Ibanez/Skufca/Sanz

Individual Mano: SILVER. Retegi/Spinal

Hand Pairs: GOLD. Labaka/Merino/Canabal/Aldave

Fronton 54 meters

Cesta Punta Masculina: ORO. Erkiaga/Lopez/Barandika/Zabala

PLATA Goikoetxea/Lekerikabeaskoetxea

Cesta Punta Femenina: ORO. De Mendivil/Lizardi/Aldazabal/Mugartegi

PLATA Arakistain/Lejardi

Ratchet

Individual Hand: SILVER. Sanchez/Corn

Hand Pairs: SILVER. Corn/Luquin/Sanchez/Garateadiaz

Share: PLATA. Lopetegui/Moncada/Error

Leather Palette: BRONZE. Beunza/Anso/Fernandez/Fernandez de Laskoiti

Women’s Rubber Palette: BRONZE. Ibanez/Murillo/Martin

Masculine Rubber Palette: SILVER. Montserrat/Martinez/Sagarzazu

Frontball

Masculine: GOLD. Spinal/Yaniz

Feminine: SILVER. Arrillaga/Garai

An adapted ball match was also played between France and Spain, which was won by the Spanish Elcoro/Lizaso.

The next edition will be held in San Luis, Argentina, in 2026.

“The World Championship has been a great success in terms of participation, organization, communication and public, but our commitment is to continue working day by day in these four years to improve in future editions,” said Franco-Mexican Xavier Cazaubon, president of the Federation. International.