The National Final of the Evita National Games will begin in Mar del Plata on Monday with 25 thousand participants from all over Argentina including athletes, delegations, doctors, assistants and organization. A week in which the city will also be represented in sports.
By 2023, women’s 11-a-side football, men’s figure skating, the Under 16 category of Mountain Biking, Paddle Tennis, Triathlon, the latter in both genders, and Archery for people with disabilities, were incorporated. With a total of 40 conventional disciplines and 12 for people with disabilities.
The accreditation of the delegations will be on Monday, at CEF N°1, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and then in Las Toscas, at 6 p.m., the opening ceremony will begin.
There will be a total of 59 local athletes who will make up the delegation of the Province of Buenos Aires in individual, team and sports for people with disabilities.
Likewise, the Municipal Sports Park and the Municipal Sports Centers will have extensive activity, with the majority of the venues affected by the Evita competitions: “Islas Malvinas” Sports Center Stadium, “Alberto Zorrilla” Swimming Pool, “Justo Román” Athletic Stadium, Municipal Hockey Center, “Adalberto Lugea” Skatepark, Centenario Sports Center, Colinas de Peralta Ramos, Las Heras and Libertad.
The local athletes who will participate in the Evita Games Final are detailed below:
Aquathlon: Federica Carletto. PCD Athletics: Avril Luján Torres, Joaquín Leonel, Martín Rene, Lucas Mateo, Zoe Florencia. Athletics: Brisa Medina and Juana Zuberbuhler. Cycling: Martina Jiménez Ambrosio.Artistic Gymnastics: Josefina, María Dolores, Martina, Violeta, Jazmín, Martina, Julieta, Joaquina and Liz. Women’s Handball: Agostina Di Meglio and Lara Ridao D’Iorio. Men’s Handball: Agustín Del Prete, Bautista Méndez, Francisco Montero, Tomás Mosse, Joaquín Navarro, Santino Peralta, Juan Cruz Ramundo, Teo Sasiain, Facundo Gazzolo and Luciano Tornatore. Judo: María Angélica Martin, Santiago Lareu and Javier Ariel Martin. Karate: Mateo Solis, Brisa Cermelo and Valentina Belgiovine. Swimming PCD: Bautista Beredo, Cristian Andrés Díaz, Inti Niyen Mantz, Máximo Bianchi Balliro, Bautista Hollman, Máximo De Jesús Molina. Artistic Swimming: Catalina Lopez and Sofia Bochetto, Ornella Vidal and Magali Torcoletti. Optimist: Lorenzo Chasmann Padel: Agustin Silva. Tennis: Lucía Sánchez. Men’s Under 15 volleyball: Benjamín Oliva, Brais Del Coto, Bruno Scillione, Dante Ybañez, Máximo Sabella, Nereo Benac, Santiago Godoy, Santiago Almaraz, Simón Oviedo and Thomas Rendon.
Deportive scenary
The competition will be divided into 44 establishments.
In the Sports Park the following will be used: Triathlon (Sports Park), the Municipal Hockey Center (hockey), the “Islas Malvinas” Sports Center (adapted 3×3 basketball, adapted table tennis, handball), the Municipal Natatorium “ Alberto Zorrilla” (aquathlon, swimming and synchronized swimming), the “Justo E. Román” Athletic Stadium (conventional and special athletics), “Adalberto Lugea” Skatepark (skate race), the Colinas Peralta Ramos Municipal Sports Center (boccia), the Municipal Sports Center of Las Heras (handball), Centenario Sports Center (handball) and Libertad Municipal Sports Center (handball)
For these reasons, regular activity in such scenarios will be reduced and, in many cases, interrupted. This will happen in the Municipal Natatorium, which will remain closed to users from Tuesday, September 26th to Friday, September 29th inclusive.
In addition, the contest will have other venues: AGP Club Raqueta (badminton, adapted badminton and padel); Club Kimberley, Ciromar, Smata, Instituto Peralta Ramos, Peñarol and Quilmes (basketball); Ciromar (boxing); Punta Mogotes (canoeing, cycling and mountain biking); Stop 5 (cestoball); CEF N°1 (fencing, judo, wrestling and paddle ball); Arbini, Club Estrada, Club Independiente, Villa Club Kimberley (11-a-side football); Club Once Unidos (soccer 7); Chapadmalal Complex (futsal); Quilmes Club (artistic gymnastics and trampoline gymnastics); Gutenberg Institute (rhythmic gymnastics); Divino Rostro, Colegio La Chacra, Colegio Einstein, Club Once Unidos and Club Banco Provincia (handball); Playa Popular (beach handball and beach volleyball); Villa Marista (karate and taekwondo); Nautical Club (optimist and windsurfing); South Point (paddle); Club Once Unidos (figure skate); Colina Peralta Ramos School (adapted powerlifting and Olympic lifting); University Club (rugby, adapted tennis and adapted 3-a-side soccer); Edison Lawn Tennis and Club Banco Provincia (tennis); River Plate Club (table tennis); Federal Shooting (shooting, adapted shooting and archery); EES 23, CeDeTalVo, Club Mar del Plata, Colegio Santa Cecilia and Club Talleres (volleyball); Ex-Combatants Center (goalball); Gianelli School (sitting volleyball)
Subjects
In conventional there will be competition in 40 sports: Aquathlon, Athletics, Badminton, 5×5 Basketball, Boxing, Canoeing, Basketball, Cycling, Mountain Biking, Fencing, Soccer, Soccer 7, Futsal, Artistic Gymnastics, Trampoline Gymnastics, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Handball , Beach Handball, Hockey, Judo, Karate, Olympic Lifting, Wrestling, Swimming, Artistic Swimming, Optimist, Padel, Figure Skate, Skate Racing, Paddle Ball, Rugby, Taekwondo, Tennis, Table Tennis, Shooting, Archery, Triathlon, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball and Windsurfing.
While there will be 12 special activities: Athletics, Badminton, 3 x 3 Basketball, Boccia, Soccer 3, Goalball, Swimming, Powerlifting, Tennis, Table Tennis, Sitting Volleyball and Archery.
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