Malaka Wins Andalusian 3D Archery Titles | 2024 Results

Magnificent debut for goalkeeper Nerea Platero who in her first championship has managed to become champion.

Malaka is once again proud of its archers and the good results obtained this time in the Andalusian Championship of Various Divisions that concentrates the archers of the Longbow, Traditional, Standard and Naked Bow divisions.

The first positive point of this meeting has been the great participation of Malaka goalkeepers, ranking alongside the Asirios de Huelva club as the clubs with the highest participation, with 16 athletes each. A figure that increases every year and on this occasion with the incorporation of very young goalkeepers with great projection.

This has been the case of the young archer Nerea Platero who began practicing archery in August. Since then she has been following a personalized program by her coach Alberto Robles and has reached her first championship and has literally swept away her opponents, standing forcefully and with great solvency in a final where every arrow fought and gave the public one of the most exciting finals of the competition.

Nerea Platero has achieved Malaka’s only gold in this competition, but the rest of the club’s athletes have also been at a high level in both the Various Divisions Championship and the 3D Championship.

DEPORTIST PODIUM MALAKA:

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Traditional Woman

GOLD – PLATERO BERMÚDEZ Nerea

Traditional Man

4TH PLACE – MONTERO CLAROS Bernardo

Nude Man

SILVER – BROWN SHEPHERD Iván

4TH PLACE – GERMAN LOPEZ José María

Nude Woman

BRONCE – PONCIN Laetitia Jacqueline

The good results obtained by the athletes from Various Divisions place Malaka as a multidisciplinary club where its athletes practice all the divisions and modalities of archery, achieving success in the different championships.

It is once again in second place in the ranking of Andalusian clubs, which demonstrates the quality of the training that the Malaka Shooting School provides to its athletes, both in lower categories and adults.

Archery in Malaga is growing and it is no longer a boom moment, but rather a constant trend. Proof of this are the data from this championship, both for the Malaka club and the rest of the Malaga clubs.

ANDALUSIAN CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS OF VARIOUS DIVISIONS 2025

REGISTERED CLUBS: 35

Athlete registrations: 132 (Women 30 / men 101)

MALAGA CLUBS REGISTRATIONS: 31 (Women 6 / Men 25)

MALAKA: 16 (Women 5 / men 11)

Mijas Sports Center Goalkeepers: 6 men

Lita Archery: 3 (Women 1 / Men 2)

Málaga Arc: 3 men

Benalmádena archers: 1 man

Arcogüi: 1 man

Campillos: 1 man

Largest category Traditional with 65 (women 16 / men 49)

Second largest category Nude with 33 (women 8 / men 25)

RANQUIN MEDALLER BY CLUBS:

2º MALAKA (1 ORO, 1 PLATA Y 1 BRONCE)

4th BENALMÁDENA ARCHERS (1 GOLD in LongBow by GRANADOS PACHECO Juan)

RESULTS ALL PARTICIPANTS MALAKA

Traditional Woman

GOLD – PLATERO BERMÚDEZ Nerea (Qualifying Rounds – 4th)

7th POSTER – AFTER CHURCH Adriana (Classifying Rounds – 7th)

Traditional Man

4TH PLACE – MONTERO CLAROS Bernardo (Qualifying Rounds – 15th)

6TH PLACE – ARCAS CHARDI Antonio Francisco (Qualifying Rounds – 8th)

9TH PLACE – SANTAPOLONIA PAZ Miguel Ángel (Qualifying Rounds – 3rd)

17TH PLACE – TOME MARTINEZ Salvador (Qualifying Rounds – 30th)

Nude Man

SILVER – BROWN SHEPHERD Iván (Qualifying Rounds – 6th)

4TH PLACE – GERMAN LOPEZ José María (Qualifying Rounds – 7TH)

7TH PLACE – VILLEN TRIVIÑO José Luis (Qualifying Rounds – 8TH)

9TH PLACE – MERIDA GRANADOS Juan José (Qualifying Rounds – 11th)

17TH PLACE – ACOSTA MONTES DE OCA Eduardo (Qualifying Rounds – 24th)

17TH PLACE – JIMENEZ GALLARDO Rafael (Qualifying Rounds – 22nd)

Nude Woman

BRONCE – PONCIN Laetitia Jacqueline (Qualifying Rounds – 4th)

5TH PLACE – SANCHEZ HERNANDO Laura (Qualifying Rounds – 6th)

7TH PLACE – GONZALÉZ GUILLÉN Silvia (Qualifying Rounds – 8th)

LongBow

7TH PLACE – RENGEL VALDERRAMA Fernando (Qualifying Rounds – 17th)

ANDALUSIAN 3D INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 2025

REGISTERED CLUBS: 30

Athlete registrations: 80 (Women 11 / men 69)

MALAGA CLUBS REGISTRATIONS: 31 (Women 6 / Men 25)

MALAKA: 8 men

Lita Archery: 2 (Women 1 / Men 1)

Campillos: 2 men

Benalmádena archers: 1 man

Arcogüi: 1 man

Málaga Arch: 1 man

Largest category Traditional with 30 (women 7 / men 23)

Second largest category Composed of 19 men.

RANQUIN MEDALLER BY CLUBS:

2º MALAKA (1 ORO, 1 PLATA Y 1 BRONCE)

RESULTS ALL PARTICIPANTS MALAKA

Nude Man

SILVER – BROWN SHEPHERD Iván (Qualifying Rounds –3rd)

6TH PLACE – MERIDA GRANADOS Juan José (Qualifying Rounds – 4th)

8TH PLACE – JIMENEZ GALLARDO Rafael (Qualifying Rounds – 15th)

9TH PLACE – GERMAN LOPEZ José María (Qualifying Rounds – 16th)

Traditional Man

4TH PLACE – MONTERO CLAROS Bernardo (Qualifying Rounds – 9th)

9TH PLACE – ARCAS CHARDI Antonio Francisco (Qualifying Rounds – 7th)

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GOLD – SALIDO SÁNCHEZ Raúl (Qualifying Rounds – 1st)

SILVER – VILLEN TRIVIÑO José Luis (Qualifying Rounds – 2nd)

The high number of athletes in Malaga is making the Manuel Lloreda Shooting Range small. The Malaka club has been demanding larger and more adequate facilities to accommodate the projects it promotes such as Flechas Rosas Malagueñas for women survivors of breast cancer or the Málaga Archery School.

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Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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