Oruro Badminton Players Shine at National Tournament
SUCRE, Bolivia – Verónica Andrea Condori Choque and melanie Adriana Salvatierra Condori, badminton players from Oruro, secured silver and bronze medals respectively at the I National Badminton Tournament held in Sucre. The tournament, organized by the Bolivian Badminton Federation, featured competitors from Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz.
Silver and Bronze for Oruro Athletes
Verónica Andrea Condori Choque, 18, earned the silver medal in the OPEN women’s category. Melanie Adriana Salvatierra Condori, 17, took home the bronze. The tournament, which included U17, U19, OPEN, and Senior 45+ categories, is the first national tournament organized by the federation in years.
Intense Competition and Future Goals
“The competition was quite challenging, and obtaining a silver medal is a motivation to continue training,” said Verónica Condori choque after her final match against Juanita Siviora of Chuquisaca. She attributed her success to the “Sueño Bicentenario” incentive program, which supports young athletes.
National Ranking and international Aspirations
The tournament results will be used to establish a National Ranking, listing the best athletes in the sport. Both athletes are now preparing for the I International Badminton Tournament bicentenario Sucre – bolivia, scheduled for July.
Badminton Basics
Badminton is a racquet sport played by individuals or pairs, separated by a net. Unlike tennis,badminton uses a shuttlecock instead of a ball. Matches are typically divided into three sets, with players aiming to score 21 points to win a set, with a break at the 11-point mark.
Tournament Structure and Schedule
The I National Badminton Tournament commenced on Friday, March 21, with series A and B matches featuring representatives from Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, oruro, and Santa Cruz. Semi-finals occurred on Saturday,March 22,and the finals concluded on Sunday,March 23,resulting in the medals for Condori Choque and Salvatierra Condori.
Support and Responsibility
“I feel very happy to be part of the Sueño Bicentenario and to be one of the 100 selected athletes. This economic support has helped me with my preparation and to cover the costs of renting courts,buying necessary materials such as rackets,shuttlecocks,and leagues,” Verónica stated,adding,”I also feel the responsibility to represent our country well.”
**What specific challenges did the athletes face during the tournament, and how did they overcome them?** (This question encourages deeper analysis of the athletes’ experiences and motivations.)
Oruro Badminton Players Shine at National Tournament
SUCRE, Bolivia – Verónica Andrea Condori Choque and melanie Adriana Salvatierra Condori, badminton players from Oruro, secured silver and bronze medals respectively at the I National Badminton Tournament held in Sucre. The tournament, organized by the Bolivian Badminton Federation, featured competitors from Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz.
Silver and Bronze for Oruro Athletes
Verónica Andrea Condori Choque, 18, earned the silver medal in the OPEN women’s category. Melanie Adriana Salvatierra Condori, 17, took home the bronze. The tournament, which included U17, U19, OPEN, and Senior 45+ categories, is the first national tournament organized by the federation in years.
Intense Competition and Future Goals
“The competition was quite challenging, and obtaining a silver medal is a motivation to continue training,” said Verónica Condori choque after her final match against Juanita Siviora of Chuquisaca. she attributed her success to the “Sueño Bicentenario” incentive program, which supports young athletes.
National Ranking and international Aspirations
The tournament results will be used to establish a National Ranking, listing the best athletes in the sport. both athletes are now preparing for the I International Badminton Tournament bicentenario Sucre – bolivia, scheduled for july.
Badminton Basics
Badminton is a racquet sport played by individuals or pairs, separated by a net. Unlike tennis,badminton uses a shuttlecock rather of a ball.Matches are typically divided into three sets, with players aiming to score 21 points to win a set, with a break at the 11-point mark.
Tournament Structure and Schedule
The I National Badminton Tournament commenced on Friday,March 21,with series A and B matches featuring representatives from Chuquisaca,Cochabamba, oruro,and Santa Cruz. Semi-finals occurred on Saturday,March 22,and the finals concluded on Sunday,March 23,resulting in the medals for Condori Choque and Salvatierra Condori.
Support and Obligation
“I feel very happy to be part of the Sueño Bicentenario and to be one of the 100 selected athletes. This economic support has helped me with my planning and to cover the costs of renting courts,buying necessary materials such as rackets,shuttlecocks,and leagues,” verónica stated,adding,”I also feel the responsibility to represent our contry well.”
Q&A: Diving Deeper into the Oruro Badminton Success
- What exactly is the “sueño Bicentenario” program?
- The “Sueño bicentenario” is an incentive program providing financial support to young Bolivian athletes, helping them cover training expenses and equipment costs, like rackets and shuttlecocks, and facilitating their participation in tournaments.
- What are the different categories in the tournament?
- The tournament included U17 (Under 17 years old), U19 (Under 19 years old), OPEN (Open category), and Senior 45+ categories, showcasing a wide range of ages and skill levels.
- What is the significance of the upcoming International Badminton Tournament?
- The I International Badminton Tournament bicentenario Sucre – Bolivia, scheduled for July, represents a step up in competition, providing an opportunity for Oruro players to test their skills against international athletes and gain valuable experience.
- How does badminton scoring work?
- Badminton matches are typically best-of-three sets. Players need to score 21 points to win a set,with a break at 11 points.A player must win by two points.
- Where can I find more facts on badminton in Bolivia?
- You can often find information on the Bolivian Badminton Federation’s website or social media pages,including tournament schedules,results,and news about the sport.
The success of Verónica and Melanie highlights the growing potential of badminton in Bolivia. Stay tuned for more inspiring stories from the world of badminton!
