A large Yaracuyan delegation will attend the III National Archery Tournament 2024 that will be held from this Thursday #Oct 10 until next Sunday #Oct 13 at the Naguanagua specialty shooting range located in Valencia, in the state of Carabobo, where competitions will be held in the sub 15, sub 18 and sub 21 categories, an event that will be preparatory for the athletes classified for the XXI National Youth Sports Games that will take place in the month of November.
This Thursday #10Oct the first official practice will be held, review of the teams and their captains, Tomorrow, Friday #11Oct, the qualifying round of men’s and women’s recurve and compound bows will take place. in the morning, in the afternoon the mixed team qualifiers will be held.
On Saturday #12Oct the men’s and women’s team qualifiers will take place in the morning and afternoon the qualifying rounds of the individual Olympic rounds to close on Sunday #13Oct when the finals will be held.
They are part of the Yaracuy team that will travel this Thursday #Oct10 to archers event: in the sub 15 category Johnnluis Furment and Jhonerick Romero who will compete in the compound bow modality. In the under 18 category Kleydimar Arteaga will represent the state in compound bow and Gerardo Castillo, Gregory Aponte and Heber Pacheco They will do so in the men’s recurve bow and Samanta Márquez, Juliana Rojas and Fernanda Rodríguez in the women’s recurve bow.
The Yaracuyan goalkeeper will participate in the under 21 category Wuileimy Labastida who will compete in recurve bow alongside Ruben Rodriguez while Leonardo Sánchez, Saraí Flores and Naybelith Villegas They will do it with a compound bow.
The team will be under the technical direction of coaches Víctor Palacio and Wilfredo Labastida, the latter reported, who added that three athletes could not attend due to some inconveniences and Those who attend will cover the costs of attending the event with the support of the representativessince many of them must attend to maintain their position in the national ranking.
More information in our print edition of #10Oct
