Aragón Badminton: Seniors Win 34 Medals | Madrid Federation

The town of Alfajarín, in the town of Zaragoza, would host a new test of the national circuit of the senior category in the individual modalities on January 10 and 11. doubles and mixed doubles.

One of the outstanding events on the national calendar for male and female players in this category where the oldest players demonstrated the high level of physical fitness they are in at the start of the season.

The pavilion of the Zaragoza location would be the scene of two intense days of senior competition in which players from different parts of Spain gathered, offering a high level of play and a great sporting atmosphere.

The Alfajarín Senior Master is a consolidated event within the national circuit, where players with extensive experience in badminton come together.

During these two days of competition, there were highly intense matches, in which the excellent fitness of many of the participants and the growing level of senior badminton in Spain were evident.

Regarding the results obtained by the Madrid players, we want to highlight the gold and silver medals achieved by our athletes:


ORO:

– IF A2 Dong Yifei (Poona)

– IF B1-B2 Vanessa Serrano (Bianconero)

– DM B1 Pablo Picazo (Bianconero) – Ángel Rodríguez

– DM D-SV Bernardo Galmes (Clear Madrid) – Miguel Serrano

– DX A2 Dong Yifei (Poona) – Pablo Picazo (Bianconero)

– DX C2 Bernardo Galmes (Clear Madrid) – Merce Llugany

PLATA:

– IF A2 Elena Krasheninnikova (Arroyo Tejada)

IF C1-C2 Catherine Stewart (Bianconero)

DM B1 Sebastián López (Leganés) – David Hernánsanz

DM B2 Felipe Domingo (Arroyo Tejada) – Fernando Herrero (Bianconero)

DF A1-A2 Jessica Perret (Poona) – Maren Brauner

DF B1-B2 Vanessa Serrano (Bianconero) – Belén Foj

DF C1 Beatriz Martín (Leganés) – Catherine Stewart (Bianconero)

DX A2 Elena Krasheninnikova (Arroyo Tejada) – Raúl López

DX B2 Vanessa Serrano (Bianconero) – Rubén Fernández

DX C2 Adriana Francescone (Collado Villalba) – José Carlos Pérez

From the Madrid Badminton Federation we want to congratulate our players for those two first podium places and the 18 bronze medals they have won.

James Whitfield

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