Badminton Zamora Shines: Pinto Brothers Win Gold at National Tournaments

Pinto Brothers Add to Bádminton Zamora’s National Medal Count

Bádminton Zamora continues to demonstrate its growth through consistent strong results and medal wins, establishing itself as a rising force in the national Spanish badminton scene. The latest successes come courtesy of brothers Félix and Demetrio Pinto, who have recently added to the club’s impressive palmarès.

Félix Pinto’s Double Success in Estella

Félix Pinto competed at the Máster Nº5 tournament in Estella, Navarre, a competition that forms part of the national ranking system. The event attracted some of the most promising young badminton players in Spain, and Pinto delivered a standout performance.

Pinto competed in both mixed doubles and men’s doubles, reaching the podium in both events. Partnering with Daniel Chasco (CB Estella), he won all of his matches convincingly, dominating his opponents and ultimately securing the gold medal with a final score of 21-15 and 21-12. Alongside Zoe Calvo (CB Valladolid), he progressed through the tournament with ease, reaching the final before falling in two sets. This resulted in a gold and a silver medal for the Zamora native, further showcasing his talent on the national stage.

Demetrio Also Reaches the Top of the Podium in Alfajarín

Demetrio Pinto also enjoyed success, traveling to Alfajarín, Aragon, to participate in the Máster Nº4 tournament for the best Under-15 players in Spain. He competed in mixed doubles with Lucía Chasco (CB Estella), reaching the elimination stages and finishing just short of the semi-finals, ultimately achieving a commendable fifth-place finish.

However, it was in the individual event where Demetrio truly shone. He overcame a tough semi-final match against Álvaro Gómez from Vigo in a thrilling contest (16-21, 21-12, and 21-19), and then faced Nuno Alonso (CB Laguna) in an equally intense battle for the title, winning 21-16, 15-21, and 22-20.

With this victory, overcoming difficult moments and facing high-level opponents, Demetrio Pinto not only secured the gold medal but also reaffirmed his position as the number one player in the national Under-15 rankings. This win further expands the impressive record of Bádminton Zamora, whose daily perform translates into improvements and results for its athletes.

The success of the Pinto brothers highlights the growing strength of Bádminton Zamora. The club’s dedication to developing young talent is clearly paying dividends, with both Félix and Demetrio consistently performing at a high level. For those following the trajectory of Spanish badminton, the Pinto brothers are names to watch.

Bádminton Zamora’s continued success isn’t limited to the Pinto brothers. Earlier this year, the club saw success at the Top Máster N2 tournament, where Demetrio Pinto demonstrated his prowess and solidified his status as a rising star in the U-15 circuit. Archysport previously reported on Demetrio’s impressive performance at that event, noting his skill, composure, and strategic brilliance.

The club’s achievements extend beyond youth competitions as well. In March 2024, CD Bádminton Zamora showcased its depth with strong performances in both the Under-19 and Under-11 categories. While the Under-19 players didn’t reach the final stages of their tournament in Tordesillas, Elena Turiel and the doubles team of Turiel and Ares showed promise. The Under-11 players, however, excelled, securing five medals, including a gold for Félix Pinto in the individual male event.

The consistent success of Bádminton Zamora is a testament to the hard work of its players, coaches, and support staff. The club’s commitment to developing talent from a young age is clearly bearing fruit, and the future looks bright for Spanish badminton. The Pinto brothers, along with other rising stars within the club, are poised to make a significant impact on the national and potentially international stage.

What’s next for Félix and Demetrio Pinto? Both athletes are expected to continue competing in national tournaments, aiming to further improve their rankings and gain valuable experience. Bádminton Zamora will undoubtedly be looking to build on its recent successes and continue to develop the next generation of Spanish badminton stars. Keep an eye on Archysport for further updates on their progress.

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Daniel Richardson is the Editor-in-Chief of Archysport, where he leads the editorial team and oversees all published content across nine sport verticals. With over 15 years in sports journalism, Daniel has reported from the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, NFL Super Bowls, NBA Finals, and Grand Slam tennis tournaments. He previously served as Senior Sports Editor at Reuters and holds a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. Recognized by the Sports Journalists' Association for excellence in reporting, Daniel is a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS). His editorial philosophy centers on accuracy, depth, and fair coverage — ensuring every story published on Archysport meets the highest standards of sports journalism.

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