The Soria-CS24 Badminton Club held a great competition in the Cáceres town of Villanueva de la Vera where the third round of the national first division silver league was held, where the Soria team had to face three confrontations.
The balance was very positive with one defeat and two victories that bring us closer and will allow, barring unexpected results, permanence in the category.
In the first match of the day on Saturday, MercaPinturas Almeria, leader of the competition, gave the Soria club no options, with Daniela Corchón achieving the only victory in her individual. In this match, knowing its difficulty, the Soria coach proposed the match as preparation for the next two where victory was key.
On Saturday afternoon, the rival was the San Fernando Badminton Club of Valencia. The winner of the confrontation would be placed above the classification and out of the relegation places, so the match was key.
With some troops suffering slight discomfort, the lineup was not as initially planned, despite which the score of six wins to one in favor gave no margin to the Valencians. Javier Barrios and Lukas Bollo in both singles and doubles, Daniela Corchon in women’s singles and Nora Martinez together with Daniela herself and the second singles of Ainhoa Larraya achieved the Soria triumphs.
The Sunday morning session could virtually ensure the long-awaited goal of permanence. Without having all the players recovered, Victor Ortega repeated players obtaining a also clear result of five Soria victories out of the seven matches held. The four singles of Daniela Corchón, Ainhoa Larraya, Javier Barrios and Lukas Bollo and the double of the latter two ensured the victory of the Soria-CS24 Badminton Club.
With the results of this past weekend, the Sorians are in ninth position. Only some very unlikely results in the last round would lead the Sorians to relegation, in the same way that an outstanding performance could lift them up to fifth position.
The Soria coach, Victor Ortega, was very proud of the efforts of his players. For the remaining matches, he plans to give more prominence to players with fewer opportunities and thank the entire group for the work done to achieve the common goal set.
In addition to this competition, four other players from Soria traveled to Lardero, in La Rioja, where a qualifying event was held for the national ranking, from which all four returned with a medal.
The seniors Manuel Acero and José Carlos did their best in the modalities they competed, winning both gold medals.
Manuel Acero achieved full success in both doubles disciplines along with his partner Santiago Martinez in the men’s and with the Basque Cristina Irigoyen in the mixed. In the case of José Carlos Pérez, to the victory in the singles draw he would add the victory in the doubles in his category with fellow Vasco Javier Campina.
María González rounded off Soria’s performance with her bronze medal in the singles in the under-17 category.
2024-03-27 07:33:51
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