Vegadeo Tops Asturias Interzonal Standings – West

The West area was finally imposed on the general classification of the Bádminton’s interzonal of Asturias after a close and tight dispute with Oviedo, which was resolved palmo to Palmo until the end of the last day. The West added 9 positions, for the 8 golds obtained by Oviedo, while Gijón occupied third position. These results are the reflection of the accumulated participation in the three days held in Langreo during the months of March, April and May. The competition, organized by the Badminton Federation of the Principality of Asturias, brought together athletes from the areas of Oviedo, Gijón and the West in categories that went from Benjamin to Cadet.

In Benjamin, Oviedo managed to impose himself in both individual tests thanks to the victories of Alejandra Galán in Female and Guillermo García in Male. Gijón added two medals in the female team with Leyre and Valeria Ramos, while the West placed Lucia Irrigation in the third place female and copied the male podium with three medals: one silver and two bronzes for Iván Fernández, Marco López and Manuel Ferrería.

Female Benjamin

  1. Alejandra Galán – Oviedo
  2. Leyre Ramos – Gijón
  3. Lucia Irrigation – West (vegadeo)
  4. Valeria Ramos – Gijón

Male Benjamin

  1. Guillermo García – Oviedo
  2. Iván Fernández – Occident (Vegalo)
  3. Marco López – Occident (Vegalo)
  4. Manuel Ferrería – Occident (Vegalo)

In Alevín, the West was the most prominent zone to get four gold medals: in masculine individual (Matthew love), individual female (Nadia Alonso), male doubles (Mateo Amor –joel Alonso) and double female doubles (Nadia Alonso – Marta Santamarina). Oviedo added a gold double gold thanks to the couple Mateo Pontigo – Esther Pascual, in addition to several podiums in the different modalities. Gijón achieved a silver in male doubles and a bronze in masculine individual, thus closing a category with distributed prominence but clear dominance of the West.

Alevin Individual Male

  1. Mateo Amor – West (vegadeo)
  2. Joel Alonso – Occident (Vegalo)
  3. Lucas Garcia – Gijón
  4. Álvaro Seijo – West (Vegadeo)

Female individual fry

  1. Nadia Alonso – Occident (Vegalo)
  2. Naiara Casas – Oviedo
  3. Esther Pascual – Oviedo
  4. Alba Díaz – Oviedo

Double masculine fry

  1. Mateo Amor / Joel Alonso – Occidente (vegadeo)
  2. Lucas García / Enol García – Gijón
  3. Gerard Álvarez / Rafael Díaz – Oviedo
  4. Samuel Fernández / Gael Martínez – Oviedo

Female double Alevín

  1. Nadia Alonso / Marta Santamarina – Occident (Vegalo)
  2. Naiara García / Elena Rodríguez – Oviedo
  3. María Rodríguez / Manuela Marcos – Oviedo
  4. Iris Canel / Aroa Canel – West (Tapia)

Mixed double Alevín

  1. Mateo Pontigo / Esther Pascual – Oviedo
  2. Andrés Puertas / Naiara Casas – Oviedo
  3. Marta Santamarina / Álvaro Seijo – Occident (Vegalo)
  4. Ainhoa Rodil / Abraham Palma – Occident (Vegalo)

In Infant, the West again imposed itself clearly by achieving four golds: in masculine individual (Álex Acevedo), double male (Manu Santamarina – Martín González), Female Doubles (Gabriela López – Valeria Peñuela) and mixed doubles (Valeria Peñuela – Martín González). Oviedo added an individual in female individual with Alma Álvarez and accumulated numerous medals in the doubles and individual paintings. Gijón completed his participation with a bronze in male doubles.

Individual Male Children’s

  1. Alex Acevedo – Occident (Vegalo)
  2. Lucas Rico – Oviedo
  3. Hugo Fuentes – Oviedo
  4. Daniel Rivera – Oviedo

Female individual children

  1. Alma Álvarez – Oviedo
  2. Aitana García – Oviedo
  3. Raquel Galán – Oviedo
  4. Laura Santamarina – West (vegadeo)

Male doubles

  1. Manu Santamarina / Martín González – Occident (Vegalo)
  2. Mihail Corolea / Hugo Fuentes – Oviedo
  3. Asur Subtle / Adrián Fernández – Oviedo
  4. Javier Morán / Tomás Braña – Gijón

Female Double Children

  1. Gabriela López / Valeria Peñuela – Western (Vegadeo)
  2. Aitana García / Aurora González – Oviedo
  3. Sara Zapico / Ángela Fernández – Oviedo
  4. Alma Álvarez / Raquel Galán – Oviedo

Mixed doubles

  1. Valeria Peñuela / Martín González – Occident (Vegalo)
  2. Sergio Secades / Paula Rojo – Oviedo
  3. Manu Santamarina / Valeria Peñuela – Occident (Vegalo)
  4. Ainara Palomares / Ainara Travecedo – Oviedo

In Cadet, Oviedo was the main protagonist by conquering four of the five golds in dispute: Pelayo Rodríguez and Claudia Fernández imposed themselves in the individual tests, while the couples Adrián Turrado – Darío Is and Claudia Fernández -Cora Sousa did the same in the masculine and female doubles paintings. The only exception was the mixed doubles, where the West took first place with José Acevedo and Sara Argüelles. Gijón added a bronze in this modality. It was a category with clear Ovetense domain, only interrupted by the gold of the West in mixed.

Men’s Individual Cadet

  1. Pelayo Rodríguez – Oviedo
  2. Adrián Turrado – Oviedo
  3. Carlos Labrador – Oviedo
  4. Angel Torre – Oviedo

Individual female cadet

  1. Claudia Fernández – Oviedo
  2. Analía Villabona – Oviedo
  3. Cora Sousa – Oviedo
  4. XANDRA GRANDA – OVIEDO

Male double cadet

  1. Adrián Turrado / Darío Is – Oviedo
  2. Pelayo Rodríguez / Kennet Pérez – Oviedo
  3. Pelayo Santori / Sergio González – Oviedo
  4. José Ramón Cabrera / Ángel Torre – Oviedo

Female double cadet

  1. Claudia Fernández / Cora Sousa – Oviedo
  2. Alessandra Cueto / Oiane Fernández – Oviedo
  3. Judith Lindell / Luján García – West (vegadeo)

Mixed double cadet

  1. José Acevedo / Sara Argüeles – Western (evening)
  2. PELEO RODRIGUEZ / XANDRA GRANDA – OVIEDO
  3. Analía Villabona / Carlos Labrador – Oviedo
  4. Hugo Álvarez / Carla Díaz – Gijón

The meticulously planned interzonal badminton competition in Asturias concluded with the West zone emerging as the overall champion. This triumph, decided in a nail-biting contest, showcases the dedication and skill of the players from the West, Oviedo, and Gijón regions. This recap provides a detailed breakdown of the tournament, highlighting key performances and the rise of future badminton stars. Check a complete summary of the results:

## Badminton Interzonal Asturias: Final Results and key Takeaways

The Badminton Federation of the Principality of Asturias organized a thrilling competition spanning three days across March, April, and May in Langreo. The Interzonal brought together talented athletes from Oviedo, Gijón, and the West, competing in various age categories from Benjamin to Cadet. The intense rivalry between the participating zones resulted in exciting matches and showcased the depth of badminton talent in the region.

Category Champions Key Performances Zone Dominance
benjamin Oviedo (Alejandra Galán,Guillermo García) Alejandra Galán (Oviedo),Guillermo García (Oviedo) Oviedo
Alevín West (Mateo Amor,Nadia Alonso) Mateo amor,Nadia Alonso (West) West
Infant West (Álex acevedo) Álex Acevedo (west),Alma Álvarez (Oviedo) West
Cadet Oviedo (Pelayo Rodríguez,Claudia Fernández) Pelayo Rodríguez,Claudia Fernández (Oviedo) Oviedo
Badminton Interzonal Asturias: Summary of Champions and Noteworthy Performances

The competition fostered camaraderie and competition amongst the young athletes. The future of Asturian badminton looks radiant, with several players demonstrating exceptional skill and potential.

## Analyzing the Zone Performances

Let’s delve deeper into the performance of each zone. Oviedo demonstrated strong performances in multiple categories.gijón, while not taking the top spot in the overall standings, continues to develop promising young talent.The West consistently showcased its prowess, especially in the Alevín and Infantil categories.

The success of these zones underscores the importance of grassroots sports programs and the dedication of coaches and clubs in Asturias. The Interzonal provides a valuable platform for young badminton players to hone their skills, gain experience, and compete against their peers.

## Rising Stars and future Prospects

Witnessing the talent on display at this Interzonal tournament provides a glimpse into the future of badminton in Asturias. The emergence of young athletes, such as Mateo Amor from the West, is exciting for the sport’s growth.

## SEO-Friendly FAQ Section

Answers to frequently asked questions about the Badminton Interzonal Asturias tournament:

What is the Badminton Interzonal Asturias?

it is an annual badminton competition organized by the Badminton Federation of the Principality of Asturias, bringing together young players from the areas of Oviedo, Gijón, and the West.

Who won the overall title this year?

The West zone emerged as the overall champion.

Where was the tournament held?

The competition took place in Langreo, spanning three days across the months of March, April, and May.

Which age categories were involved?

The competition included categories from Benjamin to Cadet.

Who are some notable players from the tournament?

Some notable players include Alejandra Galán, Guillermo García, Mateo Amor, Alex Acevedo, Pelayo Rodríguez, and Claudia Fernández.

How can I get involved in badminton in Asturias?

You can contact the Badminton Federation of the Principality of Asturias for data about clubs, training programs, and upcoming events.

The Interzonal event will undoubtedly continue to be important in discovering and nurturing badminton talent in Asturias and beyond. Follow this space for more updates and reports on the sport!

James Whitfield

James Whitfield is Archysport's racket sports and golf specialist, bringing a global perspective to tennis, badminton, and golf coverage. Based between London and Singapore, James has covered Grand Slam tournaments, BWF World Tour events, and major golf championships on five continents. His reporting combines on-the-ground access with deep knowledge of the technical and strategic elements that separate elite athletes from the rest of the field. James is fluent in English, French, and Mandarin, giving him unique access to athletes across the global tennis and badminton circuits.

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