Archery Elite Advance to National Finals
Aída Román,a seasoned archer and silver medalist at the 2012 London Olympics,has successfully navigated the initial phase of the national archery selection process. Among the top nine recurve archers, she stands poised to reclaim her place on the national team for the 2025 season, aiming for prestigious competitions like the World Cup and World Championships.
National selection Process: A Deep Dive
Over 200 archers, representing both recurve and compound modalities, participated in the initial selection held in Coahuila. This rigorous filter narrowed the field to the top nine archers in each category.
Second Phase: The final hurdle
The next stage of competition will take place at the National Center for Sports Talent and high Performance (CNAR) from January 30 to February 1. Twelve archers from the 2024 selection, including Olympic medalists Alejandra Valencia, Ana Vázquez, and Ángela ruiz, along wiht Matías Grande, Carlos Rojas, Bruno Martínez, Maya becerra, Dafne Quintero, Esmeralda Sánchez, Sebastián García, Juan del Río, and Máximo Méndez, will vie for a spot on the 2025 national team. From this group, eight archers per modality will emerge victorious.
After accomplished open ‘Dafne Quintero’, archers are defined for the second phase of the national selective
A total of 48 arrows will compete at the CNAR from January 30 to February 1, in search of a place in the star team.
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Elite Performers: First Phase Success
The first phase saw a strong showing from a diverse group of archers.In the women’s recurve division, Aída Román, Mariana Salas, Ana Vázquez, Karime Montoya, Yareni Chab, Alexa Pérez, Valentina Vázquez, Lizbeth Mena, and Cristina Villalón advanced to the next round. In the men’s recurve division, Francisco Padilla, jesús Flores, Miguel Celaya, Diego Martínez, Francisco Márquez, Emilio treviño, Diego Ocampo, Saul Pech, and Sebastián Reyes successfully cleared the initial hurdle.
National Team Trials: Compound Archers Aim for Glory
Elite compound archers from across the nation are vying for coveted spots on the national team,a crucial step toward representing their country in the 2025 World Championships and World Games. the intense competition promises a thrilling display of skill and precision.
Women’s Compound: A Battle for National Team Berths
In the women’s division, a fierce competition is underway to secure a place on the national team. Aspiring archers Mariana Bernal, Ana Hernández, Adriana Castillo, Selene Rodríguez, María Jiménez, Aimé Romero, Alejandra hernández, Valeria Cruz, and Isis Rentería are all vying for a spot. Their dedication and unwavering focus will be crucial in this challenging selection process.
Men’s Compound: A Test of Strength and skill
The men’s compound competition is equally intense. Luis Lezama, Rodrigo González, Miguel Becerra, Elías Reyes, Pablo Pérez, Gadiel González, Víctor Portillo, Carlos Flores, and Diego Borbolla are pushing their limits to earn a place on the national team. Their determination and precision will be put to the ultimate test.
The trials are shaping up to be a showcase of athleticism and unwavering commitment to excellence. The pressure is palpable,but the potential rewards are immense.
