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In men, the "incarnated", who won the eighth consecutive title, were stronger on the second day, totaling 155 points, against 145 of Sporting, second and 104 of Sporting Braga, who closed [19659002] A highlight for the triple jump, a test in which Pedro Pablo Pichardo, without the competition of injured player Nélson Évora, won the championship.
The eagle emblem still dominated the 110-meter, 3,000-meter, high jump and disc and hammer clearances. Sporting still had three wins, especially the 4×400 meter relay and also for Carlos Nascimento, in the 200 meters, which repeated the triumph of the day before in the 100, ranking the fastest man of the weekend [19659002] In females, the conk & # 39; lioness & # 39; made his 48th title with 156 points and a comfortable advantage over Benfica, second, with 113, the same as Juventig Vidigalense, third ranked, but with more individual victories.
Sporting won eight of the 10 disciplines, with triumphant triumph of Patricia Mamona in triple jump, with a score of 14.19, equal to the best of the year won by the athlete, this week in France.
Also reference to the 800-meter triumphs of Salome Afonso of Olimpia Barbosa in the 100-meter hurdles or Lorene Barzolo, within 200 meters, also confirming that she was the fastest in the competition , having overcome, the day before, the 100 meters.
The day would end with a "pinch" of controversy, after an initial disqualification of a Sporting Athlete, for alleged impropriety, in the 4×400 testimony, following a protest by the Benfica party
] The Sporting official responded at the end, the decision, presenting a defense, which was granted, leading the judges to ratify the final score of the "lions", without influence on the results of the classification.
Mention again, on this day of athletics in the iconic 1st stadium of Maia, in Braga, for the results of the second division, where the Cucujães won the men's title, and l & # 39; ACR Ms. Desterro in women.
Final standings:
Division I (Men):
1. Benfica, 155 points
2. Sporting, 145.
3. Sporting de Braga, 104.
Individual winners:
Hammer throw: António Vital Silva (Benfica), 70.95 meters.
High jump: Paulo Conceição (Benfica), 2.15 meters
400 meters hurdles: Jordin Andrade (Sporting Lisbon), who was responsible for the team, (19659002) 200 meters: Carlos Nascimento (Sporting), 21.05 seconds
Triple jump: Pedro Pablo Pichardo (Benfica), 17.21 meters
3000 meters hurdles: André Pereira (Benfica), 9.02 seconds
3000 meters: Rui Pinto (Benfica), 8,13.81 minutes
4×400 meters: Sporting, 156 points
2. Benfica, 113.
1. Sporting, 156 points
3. Youth Vidigalense, 113.
Individual winners:
100-meter hurdles: Olimpia Barbosa (Sporting), 13.80 seconds.
Triple jump: Patrícia Mamona (Sporting), 14.19 meters.
(Sporting), 58.96 seconds: Salome Afonso (Sporting), 2.08.64 minutes.
Salto to Vara: Beatriz Afonso (Benfica), 3.45 meters
Barriers of 400 meters: Andreia Crespo Lorena Bazolo (Sporting), 23.60 seconds
Dart release: Jessica Barreira (Sporting), 45
Division II (men):
1. N / A N / A N / A N / A N / A N / A N / A N / A Cucujães, 109 points
2. CC S. João da Madeira, 107 points
3. Maie Atlético Clube, 103 points
2nd Division (female):
1. ACR Mrs do Desterro, 119 points
2. United
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