Leo Vivas wins Recurvo Sub-21 title at San Justo tournament

Leo Vivas, an archer representing Club Tiro y Gimnasia, secured the championship title in the Recurvo Sub-21 category at the Outdoor Performance Tournament held last weekend in San Justo, Santa Fe. The event, organized by the Academia de Arquería Sociedad Rural San Justo, drew competitors from across Argentina.

Championship Performance in San Justo

Vivas maintained his competitive form despite encountering several technical difficulties during the event, according to a press release from his team. His performance in the Recurvo Sub-21 category earned him the top spot on the podium, marking a successful weekend for the San Francisco-based athlete.

Beyond his victory in the junior division, Vivas also competed in the Senior category. He finished sixth in the general classification, which earned him a place in the knockout stages of the tournament.

Senior Division Quarterfinal Exit

The transition to the Senior division saw Vivas advance to the quarterfinal round. His run in that bracket concluded following a match against Daniel Chaparros. Chaparros secured a 6-4 victory, ending Vivas’s participation in the Senior competition.

As reported, the weekend provided a test for the Tiro y Gimnasia representative in San Justo. By balancing a title-winning performance in his age bracket with a top-six finish in the more experienced Senior division, Vivas demonstrated consistency against a national field of competitors.

Vivas Competes in Sub-21 and Senior Archery Divisions

The competition was hosted by the Academia de Arquería Sociedad Rural San Justo, serving as a platform for athletes to demonstrate their proficiency in outdoor archery. The tournament format required participants to complete both ranking rounds and head-to-head elimination brackets. Vivas’s ability to remain competitive in both the Sub-21 and Senior divisions highlights his standing within the archery competition.

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