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Aarón Arguijo Gamiochipi
TORREÓN, COAH.- An unprecedented feat, was scored yesterday by lagoon triathlete Javier of the Peña Schött, when he qualified for the Olympic Games in the Youth, after being crowned national champion on the last lap. Elimination held in Salinas, Ecuador.
"Javi" did an intelligent competition, but mostly showed the fruits of his intense and long preparation alongside his coach Ricardo Vega, with whom he celebrated the realization of 2018 The Youth Olympic Games to be hosted by the capital of Argentina, the city of Buenos Aires, where activities will take place from 6 to 18 October. The young member of the "La Pandilla" team was the absolute winner of the "Salinas CAMTRI Triathlon", which was attended by the best juvenile triathletes from all over the American continent.
Throughout the trip, Javier remained among the leaders of the group of competitors, being the sixth participant who made the transition to leave the bicycle to begin the pedestrian race.
It is precisely during the last kilometers on foot, where De la Peña has demonstrated its great preparation and its spectacular physical background, for a bit to climb places to place on the tip of the pack, which does not He would not go out before crossing the META, leading the podium that finished Canadian Brock Hoel, placed in second place and Andrew Shellenberger, of the United States, who won the bronze medal. During the awards ceremony, the glorious Mexican national anthem was sung
. The elimination organized by the Mexican Triathlon Federation to elect its representative to the Youth Olympic Games began several months ago. In total, 89 young athletes started the course by submitting to the first filter which qualified only 14 in the next round, of which 5 more were eliminated and only 9 semifinalists remained, after the last event on the Mexican territory, 3 triathletes finalists
The best of Mexico
The juvenile lagoon was the number 1 of the Aztec delegation in this contest.
n René Martínez, of Durango, was another Mexican who attended the event
n José Ángel Alaniz, of Zacatecas, also contested the Mexican ticket to Ecuador.
Placed at the top of the podium, Javier de la Peña Schött smiles after reaching all goals. (Special)
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