Mauro Churin Wins Two Bronze Medals at Mercosul International Badminton Tournament

Mauro Churin earned two bronze medals representing the Argentine Senior Badminton Selection at the Torneo Mercosul Internacional in Foz do Iguazú, Brazil, according to regional reporting. The competition featured more than 160 athletes from across South America alongside competitors from nations with deep traditions in the sport, including China, Canada, Japan, Germany, Pakistan, and France.

International Field and Argentine Delegation

The tournament brought together players from Brazil, Paraguay, Peru, Chile, and Argentina. According to reports from Pergamino, the Argentine delegation consisted of 20 players representing Mar del Plata, Bariloche, two clubs from Buenos Aires—Harrods Gath & Chaves and Shiba—and Pergamino.

Churin serves as a Level 1 coach and coordinates the Pergamino Badminton Sports School. At the tournament in Brazil, he entered three distinct playing categories and secured a pair of third-place podium finishes.

Single and Doubles Breakdown

In the men’s singles +50 division, Churin won his opening round of 16 match before exiting in the quarterfinals against Z. Chen, the top-seeded player from Paraguay who ultimately claimed the division championship, as detailed by local sports coverage.

Mauro Churin Wins Two Bronze Medals at Mercosul International Badminton Tournament
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Partnering with Carolina Gasio of the Buenos Aires club Shibadminton in mixed doubles, Churin secured three victories in the preliminary rounds before dropping a semifinal match against the eventual tournament champions. In the playoff for third place, the Argentine pair defeated opponents from Brazil to capture their first bronze medal.

In the men’s doubles draw, Churin teamed up with Dirk Gerards from the Bariloche Badminton Association. After winning three matches in the bracket, the duo fell in the semifinals to the Paraguayan pairing of Z. Chen and W. Chen, who went on to take the title. Churin and Gerards rebounded in the third-place playoff, defeating their opponents to secure a second bronze medal for the delegation.

Impact on Pergamino Badminton

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