Victoria City, Tamps.– The first places of the School Zone No. 4 of General Secondary Schools were defined within the eliminatory stage of the National School Sports Games of Basic Education Tamaulipas 2022-2023, an event that was held at the facilities of the Sports Unit Fuego Nuevo IPSSSET and Gym of General Secondary School No. 1 “Pte. Adolfo Ruiz Cortines.
Sports disciplines of association soccer, basketball, volleyball and women’s and men’s handball lived their best moments last Monday with emotional qualifying duels that were of a good level.
In the men’s association soccer, the Federalized Secondary School was awarded the absolute first place and in the women’s branch there was no participation.
The quintet of the General Secondary School No. 8 won the championship in men’s basketball and the Ateneo Victoria School in the women’s branch.
In men’s volleyball champion Secondary General No. 1 and in women’s first place Secondary General No. 4.
In the handball absolute female and male champion Secondary General No. 4 of the hand of Manuel Velázquez.
The champions of this tie go directly to the Interzones against the best of School Zone No. 5 and No. 14 on Wednesday, November 9 and Thursday, November 10 at venues, days, and times to be confirmed at the meeting that will be held this Thursday, November 3. Professor Humberto Caballero, general coordinator, with Pedagogical Technical Advisors.
Prior to the sports day, teacher Marcela Ramírez Jordán, Undersecretary of Basic Education, was in charge of opening this sporting event, accompanied by teacher Jorge E. García Barthel, head of Physical Education in the state.
Also in the presidium were the teacher Jaime Galván Galván, Director of General Secondary School No. 4; teacher Jesús Garza Puente, Director of General Secondary School No. 7; teacher Farrah Zaidaly Castillo Bautista, Director of General Secondary School No. 1; teacher Verónica Méndez García, General Inspector of Secondary Education, School Zone No. 4; teacher María de Jesús Quintana Hernández, head of CREDE Victoria; Lic. Jenny Berenice Rangel Quintanilla, Director of the Colegio Liceo Metropolitano Norte and Lic. Dante Rafael Olvera Rodríguez, Director of the Anglo-Hispanic Cultural Institute.
