A total of 2,881 foreign athletes demonstrated all their talent and skill in the 300 tournaments, both national and international, that were successfully held in first-level venues, under the responsibility of the Special Legacy Project.
During this year, the venues remodeled and built for Lima 2019 were the scene of notable championships, among which the following stand out: the South American BMX Freestyle, Punta Rocas Open Pro WSL QS, South American Youth and Senior Table Tennis, Pan American Basque Pelota Tournament and the Santiago 2023 Table Tennis Team and Singles Qualifier.
Also WWT Youth Star Contender Table Tennis, XXXI Pan Am Junior Championships 2023 Badminton, Lima Open Junior Judo 2023, the South American Absolute Seniors Judo and WWT Youth Series 2023 Table Tennis.
In addition, we can mention the Ibero-American U18 Athletics Championship, Pan American and Pan-American Cup of AER Gymnastics Clubs, the Fencing Foil World Cup, the XXI South American Athletics Masters, the XI Ibero-American Bowling Championship, as well as the Panam U15 Water Polo Championships 2023, among others. .
2024 also promises to be full of sporting activity at the Legado venues, for example, the organization of the World Weightlifting Championship – Lima 2024 is planned, as well as the WC Open Summer Tournament 2024, the 2024 Individual Olympic Table Tennis Qualifier, WTT Youth Star Contender 2024, the World Youth Bowling 2024, the World Under 20 Athletics Championship and the Bolivarian Games Ayacucho 2024.
Peru on the podium
This great sports infrastructure has allowed, in turn, Peru to close the year with historic figures with 65 medals in the last Pan American and Parapan American Games, compared to its participation in Toronto 2015, in which it won 13 medals with 174. representatives (including parasports).
Likewise, in 2023, our country consolidated itself as a power in boccia, with the consecration of Niurka Callupe as world champion; Pilar Jáuregui, as the best parabadminton player on the planet and Daniela Campos with the first gold medal for the country in paraarchery.
They are part of the list of 3,420 athletes, federated and accredited, who train at the Legado headquarters, exhaustively to improve their own brands and represent our country in the most important competitions, enhancing their skills and increasing their competitiveness.
All of this would not be possible without the support and joint cooperation of the 34 sports Federations with which Legado works hand in hand in a coordinated and efficient manner.
Without a doubt, the Special Legacy Project will continue to work in a responsible, agile and efficient manner, ensuring the integrity, tangibility and good use of the venues for the benefit of Peruvian sports to continue reaping laurels for our country.
(FIN) NDP/JSO
Published: 12/31/2023
2023-12-31 14:20:09
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