The shortlists of the Pehuen Awards were known

In the last few hours, the shortlists for the Pehuen Awards were confirmed, which, with the organization of the IFES Educational Group and the Circle of Sports Journalists of Neuquén, will take place at the facilities of Casino Magic, JJ Lastra 4005 on a date to be confirmed. In principle, the party was going to take place on Wednesday the 21st, but it became known in recent days that the Olimpia Awards will be delivered on that date in Buenos Aires, so it is possible that the provincial delivery is brought forward to Tuesday the 20th or deferred to Thursday the 22nd; taking into account that some ternados from Neuquén with certain possibilities of winning the highest award will participate in the national ceremony.

This year 30 disciplines will be awardedwhere the respective shortlists have already been nominated, and there will be special mentions to Inka XV (rugby), Cauquenes de Alumine (rafting), Pacífico (basketball), Independiente (hockey) and Confluencia (soccer) and the revelation will also be chosen, which on this occasion will have four applicants: the boxer Victoria Laval, the athlete Camila Salvucci, the skater Juan Cruz Roldán and the tennis player Bautista Woilin.

After two years of the pandemic, there are several athletes who appear with the possibility of winning the highest statuette. The representatives from Neuquén have had international participation, such as the World Cup, the Odesur Games and several South American Games, with positive results; and also the presence of Victoria Rodríguez López in the Winter Olympics.

The shortlisted by disciplines are:

Athletics: Giuliana Baigorria, Fausto Pianciola and Agustina Salazar.

Motorsports: Jair Belloso, Iván Eberle and Nicolás González.

Badminton: Valentina García, Agustín Luengo and Máximo Rettig

Basketball: Pablo Almendra, Julia Bosque and Anegelo Sasso

Boxing: Gino Godoy, Axel Isla and Damián Rojas

Canoeing: Dardo Balboa, Matías Contreras and Mariano Turner

Cycling: Abril Garzón, Ignacio Di Lorenzo and Maximiliano Navarrete

Winter Sports: Nahiara Díaz, Enrique Plantey and Victoria López Rodríguez

Equestrian Sports: Martina Ockier, Salma Ockier and Miranda Rosello

Extreme Sports: Ezequiel Fanello, Oscar Pellegrina and Manuel Turone

Soccer: Ornella Olave, Héctor Rueda and Lucía Soto

Gymnastics: María Reyes, Priscila Torres and Joaquín Torres

Golf: Juan Arozena, María Cabanillas and Lara Foigel

Handball: Felipe Álvarez, Gisella Bonomi and Juan Medina

Hockey: Alexia Adem, Francisco Damonte and Ingrid Hoffman

Judo: Joaquín Burgos, Fiona Cuneo and Luca Di Pascuale

Karate: Victoria Arias, Carlos Ferreyra and Aluminé Naranjo

Motorcycling: Ethian Benavídez, Juan Capella and Dardo González

Swimming: Iñaki Basiloff, Martina Jouglard and Lola Gorlero Pizarro

Padel: Natalia Cervera, Florecia Golosetti and Daiara Valenzuela

Skate: Milagros Calviño, Lucía Monje, Joaquín Rioseco

Ball to Paddle: Ricardo Alonso, Ramiro Castaño and Gastón Mutti

Rugby: Camilo Barroso, Agostina Giomatti and Camila Parada

Running: Javier Carriqueo, Roxana Flores and Diego Rebolledo

Squash: Nicolás Bidevich, Gonzalo Casares and Ricardo Manente

Tae Kwon Do: Nicanor Barros, Fernando Cuenca and T. Kam Mhounh

Tennis: Isabel Arabarco, Sofia Madrid Rocca and Tiago Ranea Grill

Table Tennis: Aisha Jara, Lucas Lagos and Diego Moreno

Archery: Oriana Gonzalez, Alberto O’Connor and Pedro Sosa

Volleyball: Candela Díaz, Fausto Inostroza and María José Prunetti