Daniela Martínez has touched down in Yankton, South Dakota. Representing the Argentine national team at the 2023 3D Archery World Championship, the trip marks a defining milestone for her career and her home club, Petroquímica.
Yankton Beckons the Argentine Contingent
Running from September 28 through October 3, the international tournament gathers top-tier archery exponents from around the globe at the Yankton venue. The event thrusts the Comodoro Rivadavia athlete onto one of the sport’s biggest competitive stages.
Inside the World Championship Schedule
Martínez secured her place on the Argentina squad following an intense season of domestic competition, rigorous preparation, and consistent training milestones.
Donning the light blue and white jersey of the national selection, she traveled to the United States to face elite international competitors in the 3D archery discipline. Official event scheduling places Monday for official practice runs. Opening qualification rounds begin on Tuesday. During the initial classification phase, Martínez shares her shooting patrol with representatives from Italy, Mexico, and Great Britain.
Petroquímica Builds a Global Legacy
The trip to South Dakota marks only the second time in history that a representative from Club Petroquímica has competed at a World Archery Championship.
The institution’s maiden appearance came in 2023, when Gabriel Rivas traveled to Slovenia to wear the club colors on the global stage. Three years later, Martínez continues that legacy, highlighting the steady development and competitive drive cultivated within Petroquímica's archery program as its athletes step up to national and international arenas.
Comodoro Rivadavia Rallies Behind Its Athlete
Mounting an international campaign of this scale required a coordinated community effort back in Chubut.
Municipal backing from Comodoro Deportes proved vital in helping Martínez finalize her travel arrangements and secure her participation in the United States. In addition to governmental assistance, individual contributions and community fundraising projects helped cover the substantial costs associated with competing overseas. Her presence in Yankton reflects not only an individual athletic achievement, but also the collective backing of Comodoro Rivadavia supporters rallying behind their athlete on the world stage.
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