Club Alcarreño Dominates Spanish National Championships in ⁤Torrevieja

In a remarkable showcase‍ of ‍talent and teamwork, the Club ‍Alcarreño de Salvamento has emerged as‌ the ⁢champion at​ the Spanish Swimming Championships held in Torrevieja. Competing⁣ against⁣ several clubs,‍ Alcarreño secured‍ a plethora of accolades, including 9 national records, 18 individual medals, and‌ 16 relay medals, solidifying their reputation as a leading force in the sport.

A Historic performance

The XIII⁣ Spanish Open,which is⁢ part of the VI European Swimming Cup,also celebrated‍ the XXXIX‍ Campeonato de España,marking a significant event in the competitive swimming calendar. ‌The‍ Club⁤ Alcarreño was represented by an‌ notable squad of 42 athletes, showcasing ‍their strong preparation and commitment to the sport.

• Absolute Championships: Both the⁢ junior and absolute categories yielded high ⁢levels​ of performance, revealing a​ well-prepared team led by coach Pablo Retamal. The Alcarreño athletes displayed remarkable⁢ skill and dedication, earning the title of champions in the juvenile, junior, and absolute categories.

Key Achievements

The⁤ club’s achievements include:

• National ⁤Records:

-⁣ Iván Romero Fernández broke ‌the national record in ⁣the 100 m⁣ Lifeguard at 49.92 ​seconds,‌ becoming‌ the first national lifeguard to swim below 50 seconds. He also set a ‍record in 100 m fins with a time of 45.24 ‍seconds.
– Junior athlete Marcos Serrano Garrido established⁤ records ⁤in​ both the ​ 50 m mannequin drag and 100 m combination rescue.

• Individual ​Medals:

-⁢ Marco Serrano Garrido​ excelled ⁢by winning all three ⁢of his events in ⁤the junior category.
​ – ‌Other notable performers included Jaime‍ Irueste Rojo, Claudia⁣ García Recio, ⁢and Iván Romero, each delivering stellar‍ results ‌in individual events.

Relay Results

The Club Alcarreño‌ also exhibited outstanding relay⁢ performances, securing ⁤ 16 ‍relay medals across various categories. Some highlights include:

• Juvenile Female: Gold in ‍the obstacle swimming relay.
• Junior Male: Gold in the mannequin ⁤drag ‍relay.
• absolute Mixed: Gold in the lifesaving relay.

Total Medal ‍Count

The total medal haul for the Club Alcarreño at the championships stands impressively, breaking down as⁣ follows:

| Category ⁤ |‍ Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|——————-|——-|——–|——–|
| Individual ‌ ‍ ‌ | 8‍ ⁤ | ‌7 | 3 ⁤ ⁣ |
| Relay ‍ | 10 ‌⁤ | 4 | 2 ⁤ |

With a strategic approach that prioritizes the growth ‍of local talents, the Club​ Alcarreño has solidified it’s position ‌as a champion in Spanish lifesaving and‌ swimming, proving that dedication and teamwork can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

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