Daniel Socías Sets Personal Record as ArcoCuenca Sweeps Five Podiums

Daniel Socías broke his personal scoring record with 563 points as C.D. Tiro con Arco Cuenca – ArcoCuenca claimed five podium finishes at the Tirada Virgen de Riánsares in Tarancón. The weekend competition saw all five participating archers from the Cuenca club secure medals across their respective divisions, building on strong early-season performances.

Daniel Socías Sets New Personal Best in Tarancón

Daniel Socías opened his competitive weekend in the senior Olympic recurve division by topping his previous performance from the first round of the RAUS regional circuit in Castilla-La Mancha, where he registered 558 points. Shooting in Tarancón, Socías posted round halves of 283 and 280 points. The resulting 563 total established a new personal benchmark for the senior recurve competitor, underlining a consistent upward trajectory at the start of the archery calendar.

Moreyba Martín and Dánae Socías Lead Division Sweeps

Moreyba Martín maintained the top position throughout the barebow competition, securing victory with steady scoring rounds. In the benjamín recurve category, competitor Dánae Socías added to the club’s medal count while gaining valuable tournament experience. Club representatives noted that developing youth talent remains a core priority for the organization, matching the importance of senior podium results.

Veteran Archers Round Out Team Success

Carlos Cubells and Chema Cavero represented ArcoCuenca in the veteran recurve division, holding strong positions through the first two rounds of shooting. The battle for the top spot extended to the final ends, where José María Párraga of the host Escuela de Tiro con Arco de Tarancón captured first place. Cavero finished the day in second position, while Cubells claimed third, securing a double podium for the club in the veteran class.

Tirada Virgen de Riánsares Medal Summary

The complete delegation of five athletes from ArcoCuenca returned home with five medals, showing strong team performance across diverse weapon categories:

  • Daniel Socías: Senior Olympic Recurve (New personal best: 563 points)
  • Chema Cavero: Veteran Recurve (2nd place)
  • Carlos Cubells: Veteran Recurve (3rd place)
  • Dánae Socías: Benjamín Recurve

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