Nearly 2,300 athletes from Argentina and Chile will compete in seven disciplines. The province of Río Negro organizes the thirtieth edition of this traditional youth competition.
With the delegations from Patagonia and the southern regions of Chile already installed in the respective competition centers, the thirtieth Araucanía Games will take action starting this Monday in the province of Río Negro, organizer this year of the binational competition. Neuquén capital and Viedma-Carmen de Patagones will be sub-venues of the contest.
Nearly 2,300 athletes will be part of this competition reserved for the youth category who will compete in seven disciplines. At 8 p.m. the opening ceremony will be held simultaneously at all venues, with its epicenter at the Pedro Estremador Gymnasium in Bariloche.
That town will host women’s soccer, volleyball in both branches and judo. While the Viedma and Patagones Region will host basketball and cycling; Choele Choel to swimming; Cipolletti will host men’s soccer and Neuquén will host athletics, since Río Negro does not have an approved synthetic track.
The Argentine provinces of La Pampa, Neuquén, Chubut, Santa Cruz, Tierra del Fuego and Río Negro will be part of the tournament; and the Chilean regions of Bio Bio, Los Lagos, Araucanía, Los Ríos, Ñuble, Aysen and Magallanes.
Neuquén escorted Río Negro in the last edition that was held in Puerto Montt and was champion in women’s soccer.
The debut will be on Tuesday against Magallanes on the Cruz del Sur court in Bariloche. The rest of the team sports teams that are presented in this city will have action starting this Monday. Women’s volleyball will face Aysen, starting at 3 p.m. in Gym No. 1. The men will cross paths with Los Ríos, from 10 a.m., at Gymnasium No. 3 and in the afternoon, at the UNCo Gymnasium, with La Pampa, at 5 p.m.
In basketball, which is based in the Viedma-Patagones region, the Neuquén women’s team will face Magallanes starting at 9 at the Atenas Club, while two hours later the men will play against La Pampa.
Men’s soccer will also have its premiere this Monday, but on the La Amistad field, in Cipolletti, facing Magallanes from 3:00 p.m.
Individual sports such as swimming, cycling and athletics will be awarding the first medals, while judo will compete from Tuesday.
The Neuquén delegation
Women’s track and field: Xiomara Arrix, Giuliana Baigorria, Celina Bogarin, Maria Agnes Bravo, Maria Enriquez, Sheila Lima Rios, Josefina Lionetto, Juana Molina Valls, Juanita Pino Alva, Luana Ramirez, Martina Salazar, Camila Salvucci, Aimara Stivel. Coaches: Camila Rivas and Jorge Rodriguez.
Men’s track and field: Francisco Abad, Julian Acuña, Juan Barrientos, Nahuel Bronzoni, Rodrigo Cruz, Lawrence De La Cruz, Braian Pacher, Ignatius Pereyra, Fausto Pianciola Ammann, Thomas Reyes, Roger Romero, Federico Tejeda, Joaquin Tolay. Coaches: Sebastian Fernandez and Enrique Sanchez.
Women’s basketball: Caetana Alvarado, Dulce Bosque, Brenda Canales, Camila Coria, Alma González, Martina Gutiérrez, Malen Maraz, Martina Mella, Camila Méndez, Celeste Remolina, Morena Sánchez, Uma Soto. Coach: Alejandro Sosa. Assistant: Pilmaiquén Petroni.
Men’s Basketball: Valentin Aranda, Ignacio Figueroa, Nicholas Furlotti, Thomas Gruich, Augustin Lombardo, Tiziano Maldonado, Lawrence Martin, Martin Pamich, Mirko Saffe Carrasco, Giuliano Sasso, Luca Venzella, Juan Zarzur. Coach: Ivan Parodi. Assistant: Mauro Insaurralde Roumec.
Women’s cycling: Jazmín Contreras, Lourdes Escobar, Víctoria Fuentes, Astrid Fuser. Coach: María Rosas. Mechanic: Santiago Manrique. Delegate: Claudia Rodríguez.
Men’s cycling: Francisco Domínguez, Matías Molina, Franco Orrego, Fausto Reyes, Samuel Rivas. Coach: Juan Pablo Denmark. Mechanic: Diego Rivas. Delegate: Benjamín Contreras.
Women’s soccer: Juana Bordieu, Ludmila Chacho, Lua Gonzalez Cheuquepal, Celeste Gutierrez, Maria Isolabella, Brisa Juan, Martina Monsalve, Luz Moyano, Guadalupe Olivares, Nara Paez, Ana Pailaleo, Candela Stop, April Puñi, Jazmin Puñi, Maria Quiroz, Alaniz Ranquehue, Juliana Russo, Brenda Benegas. Coach: Luke Burgos Lakes. Assistant: Abel Garrido. Physical Trainer: Lorraine Torres.
Men’s soccer: Joaquín Agorreca, Lucas Barrera, Juan Campillay, Joaquín Celedón, Joaquín Durán, Martín Hermosilla, Ignacio Hans Ferreira, Jeremías Martínez, Facundo Méndez, Benjamín Muñoz, Leonardo Pesce, Giuliano Peroni, Tobias Quintana, Facundo Rodríguez, Samuel Romero, Martín Rosasco, Benjamín Zalazar, Mateo Zygadlo. Coach: Néstor Torres. Assistant: José Peña. Physical trainer: Marcos Sáez.
Women’s judo: Sofía Farías, Victoria Jara, Nicole Montecino, Milagros Segovia Vargas, Morena Sepúlveda. Coach: Nadia Fernández. Assistant: Angélica Aguirre.
Men’s judo: Benjamin Correa, Thiago Spinoza, James Lopez, Ehiar MacDonel, Titian MacDonel, Charles St. Martin. Coach: Luis Cardenas.
Women’s swimming: Fernanda Carrizo, Renata Flores, Aldana Guzmán, Martina Jouglard, Julieta Peralta. Coach: Mauro Kolep. Delegate: Paula Rivas.
Men’s swimming: Mateo Gismoldi, Tomás Jouglard, Alfio Nicotra Muñoz, Fabricio Ramirez, Lucas Salatín, Juan Serrano. Coach: Sebastián Rearte.
Women’s volleyball: Morena Bravo, Aymará Campos, Josefina Pavón, Marianela Pereira, Iara Peretto, Zoe Querci, Lucía Rizzo, Pamela Rodríguez, Francesca Sgammini, Abril Ungar, Carolina Vuillermín, Natali Zapata. Coach: María Barloqui. Assistant. Valentina Morán.
Men’s volleyball: Joaquin Aguayo, Joel Alarcón, Gonzalo Arana Courtis, Bautista Betancur, Santiago Brito, Julian Gonzalez, Alejo Lonac, Valentino Mejuto Bisso, Facundo Moreno, Octavio Olivera, Gaspar Redel Grossi, Facundo Sosa. Coach: Emily Gimeno. Assistant: Kevin Breppe.
2023-11-13 00:15:56
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