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Valsamoggia Prepares to Host National Squad Selection Trials Archers from across Italy are preparing for a decisive weekend of competition as Valsamoggia hosts the national squad selection trials on June 28 and 29, 2026. Organized by the Asd Hunter Archery Team, the two-day event in the Bologna province will determine the final roster representing the … Read more
At the conclusion of the 33rd edition of the Binational Games of the Araucanía in the Los Ríos Region, the Chubut delegation secured fourth place in the general standings with 180 points, Diario La Portada reported. The regional competition crowned Los Lagos as the overall champion for the first time in history, with the champion … Read more
Archery in Tolima is moving toward formal departmental recognition as athletes, trainers, and families assemble documentation to establish an official departmental league designed to structure training programs, expand competitive opportunities, and project the region’s children and youth in the discipline. The initiative receives key backing from families, athletes, and trainers including professor Daniel Barbosa, who … Read more
Peter Frese made history at the German Sport and Olympics Museum in Cologne as the first judo figure inducted into the Trainerakademie Cologne Hall of Fame, receiving the honor as the sole non-coach in his class for extensive sports politics leadership and long-standing service to German coaching education. Induction at the Rheinauhafen Gala The German … Read more
Hunters in the Cerisy Forest harvested 120 to 170 big game animals across seven days of collective hunting during the recent season, according to figures released by the National Forestry Office (ONF). The total marked a fourfold increase in game removal compared to previous methods, addressing agricultural crop damage while drawing new participants to specialized … Read more
The Jornada de la Cultura Japonesa en La Habana concludes its annual program in Cuba’s historical center with martial arts demonstrations, musical performances, and award ceremonies,prensa-latina.cu reported. Plaza Vieja hosts the closing ceremony The final event takes place at Plaza Vieja in the historic district of Havana. The schedule features exhibitions of Aikido, Kendo, Judo, … Read more
ASD Sagitta Arcieri Pesaro secured three gold medals and one bronze medal at the 1st Valconca Indoor 18-Meter Trophy in Morciano di Romagna, Vivere Pesaro reported. The official Italian Archery Federation event brought together a competitive seven-athlete delegation from the Pesaro club at the Padiglione Fieristico on a 18-meter regulation indoor range. Gold Medals and … Read more
Sports fans face a packed schedule today, Saturday, October 31, featuring high-stakes tennis, Formula 1, MotoGP, and European curling championships. Broadcasters and streaming services will cover a diverse array of events throughout the day, ranging from the WTA 500 in Tokyo to the Mexican Grand Prix, according to current broadcast schedules. Errani and Paolini Chase … Read more
Guided architectural tours open at Puerta de Hierro The COAM archery pavilion in Madrid’s Puerta de Hierro sports park, located along the Manzanares River, is opening its doors for a guided architectural tour limited to 25 people per visit, COAM reported. Axial pathways shape the riverside sports grounds The sprawling sports grounds feature recreational, service, … Read more
French judoka Teddy Riner has not yet launched his qualification campaign for the 2028 Olympic Games due to a right shoulder injury, raising questions about his path to Los Angeles. rmcsport.bfmtv.com reported that the 37-year-old triple individual Olympic champion plans to begin his bid in mid-2027, prioritizing physical health over early world rankings. The qualification … Read more