The IES La Orden de Huelva, eight times king of Spain in badminton | huelva24

He suffered, as expected, because there is no glory without suffering and nobody gives anything away in elite sport. IES La Orden fell 3-2 on their visit to Badminton Rinconada, making good the 5-2 first leg at Andrés Estrada and conquered, with full merit and much merit, his eighth title in the Division of Honor, the highest category of national badminton.

It was once again the ‘classic’ of Spanish badminton, the Andalusian sports festival because practically no one dares to question the supremacy of Sevillians and Huelva on the national scene in the last two decades. And they did not disappoint anyone and Paco Ojeda’s team was able to tie the eighth title after making a good 5-2 in the first leg. And like seven days ago at the Andrés EstradaAlso at the Fernando Martín, the Huelva team had to wait for the individual ones to seal the victory.

Thus, in Huelva the Huelva team lost in two of the three doubles matches and won the four singles. And in San José he also lost in three doubles and won one of the two singles since the other two (those of Pablo Abián and Daniella Gonda) did not need to be played because mathematically the IES La Orden had already conquered the maximum twist of national badminton by a set by a score of 7-5.

haunting start
Pablo Abián and Haideé Ojeda won the mixed doubles in three sets, 8-11, 9-11 and 6-11, against Tom Wolfenden and Claudia León. In the men’s doubles, Jaume Pérez and Tom Wolfenden defeated Alberto Perals and Alejandro Pérez in five exciting sets, 11-5, 9-11, 11-7, 7-11 and 11-6. And in the women’s doubles, Claudia Leal and Bea Corrales defeated Laura Santos and Haideé Ojeda in four sets, 11-9, 11-6, 4-11 and 11-8.

And already in the singles, Carlos Iris prevailed in a heart-stopping duel against Alberto Perals in four sets, 11-9, 4-11, 11-4 and 11-10. And Telma Santos achieved the final point so that IES La Orden was proclaimed champion of the Division of Honor by beating Bea Corrales, also in five balanced sets, by 5-11, 11-7 10-11, 11-5 and 10-11. And with more merit this campaign even having to face the second leg of the final at home.