MAS Warriors wins 40 podium finishes and puts Paraguay on top in Brazil
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At a glance
- Paraguayan delegation MAS Warriors won 40 podium places at the MAS International Pan-American championship in Camboriú, Brazil.
- Its athletes earned 25 individual titles, 10 individual runner-up finishes and three individual third-place finishes, plus two team sparring runner-up results.
- The team’s results followed about a decade of training led by Angelike Augsten, who also took part in a technical seminar with MAS founder César Ozuna.
Paraguay’s colors stood out again on the international martial arts circuit as MAS Warriors collected 40 podium finishes at the MAS International in Camboriú, Santa Catarina.
The Pan-American championship took place on Aug. 29 at the Sibara Hotel Convention Center, bringing together athletes from several countries and martial arts disciplines. Paraguayan competitors won 25 individual events, finished second in 10 and took third place in three others. They also secured two runner-up finishes in team sparring.
The medals went to Valentina Bareiro, David Campuzano, Leonardo Delfino, Valentina Fernández, Fabricio Krauer, Carlos Leimbacher, Macarena Recalde and Milena Recalde. Their performance reflects a training process that has continued for roughly a decade under instructor Angelike Augsten, an international competitor who holds world and Pan-American titles.
MAS Warriors trains athletes for national and international competition across forms, sparring, combat, weapons and breaking. The delegation’s activities in Brazil continued on Aug. 30 with a training session, seminar and technical update alongside Grand Master César Ozuna, president and founder of Martial Arts System. Augsten, Campuzano, Delfino, Krauer and Milena Recalde attended the session, which focused on updated techniques and new material for advanced competitors. Ozuna was recently recognized by Paraguay’s National Congress for his career and contribution to the country’s martial arts development.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.