Dominican Badminton: Aguascalientes Medal Hunt | El Nuevo Diario

The Dominicans Anderson Taveras and Daniela Acosta classified a quarter of the Future Series Aguascalientes 2025 that is held in Mexico

The New Diario, Mexico. -With an outstanding participation in the Mexican Future Series Aguascalientes 2025, the National Badminton Dominican team advanced this Friday to the quarterfinals in several categories, with the firm objective of adding key points in the world ranking and maintaining the preparation for the Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026.

After intense days of competitions, the Dominican doubles managed to impose their level against rivals of the host country, managing to qualify for the quarterfinals, in mixed doubles, the Creole Anderson Taveras and Daniela Acosta, who beat 17-21, 21-6 and 21-17 to the Mexicans Álvaro Ríos and Align Ángel.

Meanwhile, the male duo composed of Yonatan Linarez and Anderson Taveras surpassed the Aztecs Eliasib Chapa and Alonso Salas with annotations of 21-11 and 21-12.

They also classified the Dominican Clarissa Pie and Nairoby Jiménez after defeating the duplete Azteca Aline Ángel and Arely Guzmán (21-11 and 21-18). The Quequeyanas Alissa Acosta and Daniela Acosta beat the Mexican Karen Barrera and Paula Lozoya with Score 21-17 and 21-13.

In other at odds that did not favor the national team, Víctor Ovalles fell 11-21, 21-15 and 13-21 against the Venezuelan Nicolás Morales. In mixed doubles, Argenis Maríñez and Clarissa Pie fell to the Canadians Jett Ko and Eyota Kwan 17-21 and 14-21.

Meanwhile, the couple Argenis Maríñez-Rernick Zorrilla was overcome (11-21, 21-18 and 16-21) by the Canadian composed of Nevan Goonetilleke and Jett Ko.

According to press report by the Dominican Federation of Bádminton (Fedobad, despite these setbacks, the Dominican representation keeps alive the hope of reaching medals and points that allow them to climb positions in the international classification.

“The Dominican delegation continues its participation with great determination, representing the country proudly in an event that brings together emerging talents from the continent. The road to Santo Domingo 2026 has already begun, and the Quequeyanos athletes are determined to leave traces, highlights the note. (Molivo Press).

Today’s matches 30

Male doubles: Yonatan Linarez / Anderson Taveras 🇩🇴M vs Nathan Appove / Justin Nguyen, Canada 10:00 am (Mexico Time) / 12:00 PM (RD Time)

Female doubles: Alissa Acosta / Daniela Acosta 🇩🇴m vs María García / María Rojas, Venezuela, Clarissa Pie / Nairoby Jiménez 🇩🇴M vs Kania Krishna / Sasha add the United States 11:20 am (Mexico time) / 1:20 pm (RD time)

Mixed doubles: Anderson Taveras / Daniela Acosta 🇩🇴M vs Nathan Appove / Johnna Rymes Canada 12:40 PM (Mexico time) / 2:40 pm (RD time)


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