O Cembedo de Viveiro secured nine medals at the TOP TTR N7 senior badminton tournament held in

O Cembedo de Viveiro secured nine medals at the TOP TTR N7 senior badminton tournament held in Vegadeo, AMariñaXa reported. Ten players represented the club in the competition, claiming three gold medals, four silver medals, and two bronze medals across various doubles events.

Gold Medals in Mixed and Level Doubles

Pedro and Mª José opened the gold tally for the club by winning the C1 mixed doubles division. Jorge teamed up with Javi Galicia from Club Athlos to capture first place in the C1 men’s doubles. Marta and Dolo Sarmiento, also representing Club Athlos, secured the gold medal in the C2 women’s doubles category.

Four Silver Finishes Across Categories

The delegation added four silver medals to their total in closely contested finals. Luisa and Mª José took second place in the C2 women’s doubles. Marta and Jorge earned silver in the C2 mixed doubles. Pedro paired with Roberto Simal from Club Oleiros to finish second in the C1 men’s doubles. Rounding out the silver finishes, Iván and Irene Olego of Club Gijón secured second place in the A1 mixed doubles.

Bronze Medals Complete the Medallero

Two bronze medals finalized the club’s podium finishes at the Vegadeo venue. Iván and Juan claimed third place in the B2 men’s doubles. Juan and Isa added the final bronze for the club by finishing third in the A1 mixed doubles event.

Ten Players Representing Viveiro

The complete roster of ten players who traveled to compete for O Cembedo de Viveiro consisted of Luisa Labayén, Mª José Montenegro, Marta Castro, Isabel Rego, Luis Ramallal, Manolo Cabaleiro, Jorge Santamariña, Pedro Esmorís, Iván Suárez, and Juan Giz.

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