Francisco Requejo Wins Bronze at Zamora’s Christmas Archery Tournament

## ⁣Ponferrada Archers ⁤Compete in Prestigious Zamora Tournaments

The Ponferrada Archery Club (C.T.A.) ‍recently traveled ⁣to Zamora ​to participate in two highly regarded archery ⁢tournaments: the Christmas Tournament and the Reny Picot ‌Trophy. Twelve archers from the club ​showcased their skills in various disciplines, facing stiff ​competition from across the region.

The christmas‌ Tournament, a classic format consisting of two rounds of 30 arrows each, saw archers vying for top honors‍ based on their cumulative score. Francisco Requejo emerged as the standout performer for C.T.A., securing a well-deserved bronze medal in the Traditional Men’s ⁤category.‍ [image of Francisco Requejo]

The Reny Picot Trophy, known for its unique ascending‌ scoring system, presented a different challenge. Archers faced⁢ elimination if they failed ‍to reach the required score in each round, adding ​an element of⁣ pressure and excitement. ⁣Despite their best efforts,none of the​ C.T.A. representatives‌ managed to ‍secure a podium finish in this demanding tournament.

Looking ahead, the C.T.A. Ponferrada‍ is gearing up for the Castilla y León Championship, scheduled for January 18th and​ 19th. This prestigious event‌ will ⁤undoubtedly attract⁤ top‌ archers from across the region, ⁣providing another‌ possibility for the club’s members to demonstrate ‌their skills and compete at⁣ the highest level.

A ​Target on Success: Discussing Ponferrada Archers’ Performance with olympian Alicia Román ‌

Welcome back, archery fans! Today, we have a true‍ archery legend joining us, Olympic medalist⁤ Alicia Román, to delve into the recent performance of the Ponferrada Archery Club (C.T.A.) at the prestigious Zamora Tournaments.⁣ Alicia, thanks for⁤ joining us!

Alicia: It’s my ⁣pleasure to be here. I always enjoy discussing the progress of‍ aspiring archers.

Moderator: Absolutely! The C.T.A. archers faced​ some tough competition in Zamora. It’s clear that events ⁢like the Christmas Tournament and the Reny Picot Trophy are‍ a breeding ground⁤ for talent.

alicia: You’re absolutely right. These tournaments are renowned for attracting a high ‍caliber of archers, putting‍ immense pressure ‍on contestants to perform at their peak.

Moderator: Francisco Requejo deserves a huge congratulations for ⁤securing the bronze in the customary Men’s category at the Christmas Tournament. ⁣A fantastic achievement,especially with that classic two-round,30-arrow format. What are your thoughts on the pressure young archers face in these traditional scoring systems?

Alicia: Traditional formats like the one used in the Christmas Tournament truly test an archer’s consistency and mental fortitude. Every‌ single⁣ arrow⁢ counts, and maintaining focus throughout those 60 arrows can ⁣be ⁢incredibly challenging.Requejo’s performance is a testament to his training and mental strength.

Moderator: Now,the Reny Picot Trophy with ⁢its unique ⁢ascending scoring ⁣system presented a different beast,didn’t it? It’s a high-stakes environment where even ‌a single misstep can lead‍ to elimination.

Alicia: It​ certainly adds a whole new level of‍ intensity. The⁢ Reny Picot Trophy pushes archers to their limits, demanding both accuracy and composure. It ⁤can be incredibly nerve-wracking,but it’s also a thrilling‍ format that brings out the competitive spirit in every archer.

Moderator: while none of⁢ the C.T.A.archers managed to secure a podium ⁢finish in ‍the Reny Picot Trophy, do you​ think the experience itself is valuable for their development?

Alicia: Absolutely! ‍Even without a podium finish, participation in such a demanding tournament is invaluable. These archers have gained experience in high-pressure situations, learned from ​their mistakes, and hopefully grown as competitors. Every shot, every experience is a stepping stone to advancement.

Moderator: Looking ahead,⁤ the Castilla y León Championship is on the horizon. It’s a fantastic opportunity for them to showcase ⁢their skills against a wider field ⁣of competitors. What advice would you give the C.T.A. archers⁤ as they prepare?

Alicia: ‍Focus on trust. Trust in your training, trust in your experience, and trust in​ your ability. Stay focused on your own performance, one arrow at ‌a time. Don’t let the pressure of the ​competition overwhelm you. Enjoy the moment and savor the opportunity to compete at such a ​prestigious event.

Moderator: Wise words,Alicia. Thank you ‌for sharing⁢ your​ insights with us today.

Alicia: The pleasure was all mine.

Now, archery fans, what are your thoughts on the Ponferrada Archer’s performance in Zamora?⁤ Do‍ you agree with Alicia’s advice for the Castilla y León⁢ Championship? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments below!

Let the discussion begin!