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The Sonoran finished eleventh in the individual qualifying round and will face her compatriot Ana Paula Vázquez
Sonoran Alejandra Valencia was placed in eleventh position this Wednesday during the qualifying round of the second stage of the Archery World Cup, after adding 666 points in her individual performance in Yecheon, South Korea.
After the 72 arrows, Valencia Trujillo, as 11th place in women’s recurve bow, will face her teammate Ana Paula Vázquez in the 32nd final, since she finished in 54th place with 643 units; The other Mexican, Ángela Ruiz, came in 26th (657).
The first three places went to Asian archers, as host Korea made it 1-2 with Sihyeon Lim (685) and Henyoung Jeon (680), while China’s Jiaman Li (678) took third place.
The woman from Hermosillo, bronze medalist at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, compiled 329 points in the first shooting session, which placed her in 18th place; In the second round she scored 337, to be eighth on the list. Those two sums gave him a total of 666 points and 11th place, including 32 arrows in the 10 and 7 in the “X”.
In the Women’s Team competition, the 1,966 points collected by the Aztec shortlist—composed of Valencia, Vázquez and Ruiz—placed them ninth in the classification of that modality; In this way, they will face the Polish team (24 with 1,884) in the round of 16.
2024-05-23 02:40:58
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