The Club Arco Trasno hosted 26 archers for its third and fourth indoor competitions at the Goián Pavilion in Tomiño. The Saturday afternoon event featured two 60-arrow rounds shot at a distance of 18 meters, running from 4:30 PM to approximately 8:40 PM local time.
Indoor Archery Divisions And Open Format
The tournament brought together athletes across multiple disciplines, including Olympic recurve, traditional archery, and barebow divisions. Competition organizers structured the indoor event as an open tournament, drawing participants from other parts of Galicia as well as Madrid. Notable visiting competitors included Manuel Mata representing the A Coruña club Arqueros Ártabros and Antonio Díaz traveling from the club Arcosanse.
Cantera Growth And Beginner Standouts
Thirteen of the 26 competitors were participants from the club’s introductory training course, underlining the expanding participation rate within the local organization. Club representatives highlighted the rapid progress shown by these novice archers during their initial competitive outings. Among the federated license holders, Carmen Figueroa Salgueiro posted the top score in the women’s division with 448 points, while José Ángel Alonso Otero led the men’s category with 472 points. In the introductory brackets, Saínza Peixoto Varela topped the women’s standings at 327 points, and Pedro José López Martínez recorded the highest men’s beginner total at 412 points.
Samaín Themes And Community Gathering
Beyond the competition lines, the Goián Pavilion featured a themed atmosphere centered around Samaín and Halloween, with decorations assembled by club members alongside participants wearing costumes. Following the conclusion of the 120-arrow sessions, attendees gathered for a communal meal featuring homemade dishes coordinated to accommodate various dietary preferences and food intolerances. The club acknowledged local support from CEAMSA, COSAN, the Concello of Tomiño, Rubén García, and the Goián neighborhood for facilitating the event.
