Catamarca Celebrates its Sporting elite at Annual Awards Ceremony
The Catamarca Fairgrounds buzzed with excitement as the Circle of sports Journalists of Catamarca (CPDC) hosted its annual awards ceremony, recognizing the province’s top athletic achievements. Over 500 attendees witnessed the celebration,which honored athletes across a diverse range of disciplines.
This year’s ceremony marked a historic moment, with boxer Nazarena “Capricho” Romero and shooter Julián Gutiérrez sharing the prestigious title of Athlete of the Year. This shared recognition highlights the exceptional talent and dedication displayed by both athletes in their respective fields.
The evening was filled with accolades, recognizing not only individual achievements but also the collective spirit of Catamarca’s sporting community.Dr. María Sylvia Jiménez was honored as Leader of the Year, while Volleyball secured the Discipline of the Year award for the second consecutive year, demonstrating its continued dominance in the province.
Rising star Valentina corpacci (BMX) was named Newcomer of the Year,showcasing the shining future of Catamarca’s sporting landscape.Santiago Stefani (Chess) received the esteemed Olimpia lifetime Achievement Award, a testament to his enduring contribution to the world of chess.
The ceremony also acknowledged important sporting events, with the Federal A Final being named Distinguished Event of the Year.Guillermo Perna, Secretary of Sports, and businessman Fernando jalil were recognized with the FAPED award for their contributions to the advancement of sports in Catamarca.
Catamarca RTV ensured that the entire province could share in the celebration, broadcasting the event live on television and social media platforms.
A Roll Call of Champions:
The CPDC awards recognized excellence across a wide spectrum of sports, with winners including:
Chess: Mariano Menéndez
Athletics: Valentín Olmos
Mixed Martial Arts: Vladimir Segura
Motorsports: Tomas Vega
Basketball: Juan Cruz Herrera
Bocce: Gabriel Soria
Bowling: Maximiliano fernández
Boxing: Nazarena Romero
Mountain Race: Joaquín Narváez
Cycling: Guadalupe Díaz
Soccer: Matías Solohaga
Futsal: Mariano Yapura
Gymnastics: Santiago verasay
Handball: Nicolás herrera
Hockey: Gabriela Plaza Toloza
Judo: Micaela Rojas
Karate: Walter Carrizo
Mountain Bike: Maite ovejero
Swimming: Exequiel Ross
Motorcycling: Ignacio Lemos Becerro
Padel: Monica Cabrera
Patin: Dylan Alba
Combined Tests: Emiliano Díaz
Rugby: Elijah Bogoya
Tennis: Marcos Millán
Sports Shooting: Julián Gutiérrez
archery: Fernanda Varas
Volleyball: Eduardo Tapia López
Polo: Mario Guardo
BMX: Valentín Fernández
Golf: pablo Bondaruk
Open Water: Exequiel ross
* OCR: Victoria Chazampi
The CPDC awards ceremony served as a powerful reminder of the passion, dedication, and talent that thrives within Catamarca’s sporting community. It was a night of celebration, inspiration, and a testament to the enduring spirit of sportsmanship.
Good evening sports fans and welcome to another exciting night of celebrating athletic excellence! Tonight, we honor the very best of Catamarca’s sporting community at the annual Circle of Sports Journalists of Catamarca (CPDC) Awards Ceremony.
As we’ve just heard, the Catamarca Fairgrounds was pulsating with energy as over 500 people gathered to witness this momentous occasion. It truly warms my heart to see so many passionate individuals dedicated to supporting and recognizing the unusual achievements of our athletes.
This year’s ceremony was particularly special, as we saw a stunning display of parity, with boxer nazarena “Capricho” Romero and shooter Julián Gutiérrez sharing the coveted title of Athlete of the Year. This shared recognition is a testament to the amazing talent and unwavering dedication both athletes possess in their respective fields. It’s truly inspiring to witness such excellence. [[1]]
But tonight isn’t just about individual triumphs. The CPDC Awards Ceremony also celebrates the power of collective spirit and teamwork. dr. María Sylvia Jiménez’s well-deserved recognition as Leader of the Year exemplifies the vital role mentors and leaders play in nurturing future generations of athletes. And of course, we can’t overlook Volleyball securing the title of Sport of the Year! This achievement speaks volumes about the passion and dedication of the entire volleyball community in Catamarca. [[1]]
As we move forward, let us remember the power of sport to unite us, inspire us, and push us to reach our fullest potential. Let the success of tonight’s honored athletes serve as a beacon, guiding us all towards a future filled with athletic excellence and unwavering sportsmanship.
Congratulations once again to all the nominees and award winners! Your dedication and accomplishment truly make Catamarca shine!
