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National Beach Volleyball Circuit holds new event at SND facilities
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National Beach Volleyball Circuit holds new event at SND facilities

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The National Beach Volleyball Circuit held a new event at the National Sports Secretariat (SND) facilities.
  • Competitions took place in the A2 and U17 categories for both men and women.
  • The circuit continues its calendar, fostering development for young Paraguayan beach volleyball players.

The National Beach Volleyball Circuit recently hosted a vibrant competition at the National Sports Secretariat (SND) facilities. Young athletes showcased their skills in both the A2 and U17 categories, competing fiercely in men's and women's divisions.

In the A2 Women's category, the pair of Sofía Martínez and Cecilia Melgarejo secured the top spot. Ana Paula Argüello and Agustina Velásquez took second place, with Estefanía Gómez and Clara Torres completing the podium.

The A2 Men's title went to Matías Yegros and Maximiliano Pérez. Martín Vergara and Félix Benítez finished second, followed by Igor Franchi and Ivo Rodas in third.

In the U17 Women's division, Clara Torres and Arely Herrera emerged as champions. Sofía Martínez and Agustina Velásquez claimed second place, and Estefanía Gómez and Victoria Samudio secured third.

Rounding out the event, the U17 Men's category saw Lautaro Nitshe and Bautista Lezcano win first place. Bruno Díaz and Edgar Brizuela were runners-up, with Agustín Lopes and Danilo Ferreira taking third.

The circuit's ongoing schedule provides a crucial platform for the growth and competitive development of Paraguay's emerging beach volleyball talent.

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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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