ArcoCuenca Archers Secure Four Medals at RAUS League Competition

The Club Deportivo Tiro con Arco Cuenca (ArcoCuenca) secured two gold medals, one silver, and one bronze during the second leg of the RAUS league held in Alovera this past weekend.

Six archers represented the club in a field of nearly 100 competitors.

The competition, which spanned Saturday and Sunday, featured various categories including traditional, longbow, compound, recurvo, and barebow. The club’s performance highlighted the technical progression of its athletes across these disciplines.

On Saturday, Eustorgio Calvo competed in the traditional bow category. While his results were modest, he maintained consistency throughout his two rounds, acknowledging that the transition to new target types this season requires further training and adaptation.

Sunday saw the club’s strongest results in the recurve and barebow categories. Dánae Socías, the youngest member of the squad, finished in first place in the recurve category with a score of 516 points.

Daniel Socías Gude also secured a gold medal in the recurve category, finishing with 546 points. He established a 24-point lead after the first round and extended that advantage over the 60-arrow course.

In the recurve veteran category, Chema Cavero earned a silver medal. Despite facing technical challenges during the day, he managed to stay among the leaders and climbed to the second position through consistent grouping.

Moreyba Martín, competing in the senior women’s recurve category, utilized the event to gain experience with triple vertical targets. After a difficult start, she rallied from fourth place to secure the bronze medal.

Jorge Esquivias represented the club in the barebow category. After an initial sixth-place standing in the first round, he adjusted his performance to record the highest score in the second round, ultimately finishing in fourth place.

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