Yesterday morning, the IX edition of the Ciudad de Río Grande Awards was presented, a ceremony that will take place this Thursday, April 13, where the best athletes of 2022 will be awarded in 36 disciplines.
BIG RIVER.- The official presentation of the ninth edition of the “Ciudad de Río Grande” awards was made at the Virginia Choquintel museum, a statuette that seeks to crown the best athletes of the 2022 season in 36 disciplines and among all the winners will seek to crown gold 2022 , the best athlete of the season.
The event was attended by the manager of the Sports, Culture and Youth Agency, Sebastián Bendaña, and the Undersecretary of Sports, Diego Radwanitzer.
In his speech, the Manager of the Agency stated that “as a city of sports we once again hold the party for athletes from Rio Grande do Sul.”
“Beyond winners and winners, we want this ceremony to be a meeting place to enjoy a different night,” said Bendaña.
With this official presentation, the names of the athletes who are part of each of the disciplines that presented shortlists were also confirmed to choose the best in each of them.
Likewise, the Executive Manager of the Municipal Sports Agency confirmed the presence of the Olympic medalist Paula Pareto, a reference in world sports, who in addition to being part of the gala will offer a clinic on Friday.
The ceremony that will bring together the ternados will take place this Thursday 13, at 9:00 p.m. at the Carlos Margalot Sports Center; where the winners in each discipline will be known, in addition to gold and platinum, a prize that will be obtained by the best athlete from Rio Grande do Sul who performs outside the province.
The concentration of the athletes will be an hour before, from 8:00 p.m. the doors will open for the ternados to arrive with their guests and take place in the hall, while an hour later the Sports Festival will begin.
the ternados
1. Chess: Leandro Jose Frutos, Jasmine Aylen Donda, Francisco Lautaro Ortiz.
2. Athletics: Daniela Bayerque, Pablo Martin Ernaga, Juan Pablo Marquez.
3. Track Racing: Maximo Elias Battini, Juan Manuel Muzon, Lucas Bottan.
4. Rally Motorsport: Facundo Carletti, Rodrigo Barrios, Ruben Arias, Sebastian Blanco.
5. Basketball: Emanuel Nanco, Daniel Miranda, Ana Carrillo.
6. Bowls: Juan Carlos Marquez, Victor Hugo Pousa, Pedro Walter Urquiza.
7. Boxing: Julián Agustín Medina, Ainara Erica Quiroga, David Yonathan Flores.
8. Mountain Biking: Aaron Pintos, Agostina Melgarejo, Gabriel Pereyra.
9. Rural Cycling: Lucas Miranda, Noelia Gonzalez, Gabriel Salguero.
10. Combined Sports: Jessica Gomez, Leandro Pereyra, Paul Rodriguez Saa.
11. Soccer: Alejo Carrera, Luciana Corregidor, Jonatan Torres.
12. Futsal AFA: Facundo Perpetto, Tatiana Ruiz, Leandro Vidal.
13. Futsal CAFS: Nelson Barrientos, Joaquin Villarroel, Tobias Riquelme.
14. Artistic Gymnastics: Antuan Paladea Diaz, Victoria Stronati, Francesca Valenzuela.
15. Rhythmic Gymnastics: Maia Chávez, María Belén Jaime, Aixa Milagros Maita.
16. Golf: Carlos Lopez, Gustavo Lopez, Vanina Flores.
17. Handball: Estefanía Torres, Iara Agustina Espósito, Agustín Coronel.
18. Hockey Rink: Marianella Flores, Guadalupe Coronel, Carolina Nieto.
19. Jiu Jitsu: Uma Joselyn Diaz, Franco Valentin Lopez, Maia Mansilla.
20. Judo: Marianela Aguilar González, Martina Szarapo, Angelo Villalobos.
21. Karate Do: Yair Nazar, Matias Nazar, Aldana Amoros.
22. Karting: Valentino Garcia, Pablo Llancapani, Ignacio Ateiro.
23. Olympic Lifting: Nicolás Rivero, Esteban Amarilla, Malena Roche.
24. Olympic Wrestling: Tiago Castro, Elias Delgado, Thiago Diaz.
25. Motorcycling: Maximilian Aguilar, Thiago Gonzalez, Martin Pereira, Rudin Arriagada.
26. Padel: Iván Gallardo, Julio César Andrade, Noelia Soledad Velásquez.
27. Polo: Omar Marcelo Vargas, Ian Alan Garcia, Jorge Nicolás Bustos.
28. Powerlifting: Micaela Estefanía López, Martina Melogno, Tomás Lacourt.
29. Rugby: Ulises Vega, Ariana Tunon, Gonzalo Poblete.
30. Show jumping: Sofia Machado, Juana Andrea Sandoval, Yazmin Calvismonti.
31. Taekwondo ITF: Maite Abril Atadia, Lucas Matías Spak, Uma Agostina Ruiz.
32. Taekwondo WTF: Priscila Fernandez, Dianela Leonardelli, Thiago Fernandez.
33. Tennis: Lucio Lapadula, Luana Araceli Ledesma, Luciano Barría.
34. Archery: Lara Santa Cruz, Shania Morane, Benjamin Romero.
35. Sports Shooting: Leandro López Maidana, Jonas Ugrina, Zamira Milagros Rueda.
36. Volleyball: Braian Ponce, Jeremías Sipaila, Martina López.
Rio Grande City Awards
Year/Edi. Discipline Winner
2013 – I Marcos Martínez Powerlifting
2014 – II Federico Velázquez Motorcycling
2015 – III Angelo Villalobos Judo
2016 – IV Dante Stork Motorsports
2017 – V Rocío Ledesma Judo
2018 – VI Juan Pablo Romero Mountain Bike
2019 – VII Nicolás Paredes Futsal AFA
2021 – VIII Nicolás Rivero Olympic Lift
