The Entre Ríos delegation was made up of 360 people, including athletes and coaches, 49 of whom were from our city, who brought back seven gold medals, five silver, six bronze, and one silver cup.
The recognition ceremony for the athletes from Concordia who participated in the National Sports Games held in the city of Mar del Plata last weekend took place at the Municipal Gymnasium.
In that regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué, accompanied by the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez, recognized not only the athletes who won medals but also the delegation that represented Concordia in said Games.
The Entre Ríos delegation was made up of 360 people, 49 of whom were from Concordia, consisting of athletes and coaches. It garnered 18 medals during the course of the competition.
“It is a source of pride for the people of Concordia to have athletes who represent the city so well, where in addition to winning medals, they upheld the healthy values that sports promote, such as respect, good behavior, and camaraderie,” highlighted Azcué.
Likewise, he valued the support of the athletes' families, further highlighting that “in Concordia we have very good coaches and that generates a lot of pride. In all sports, we have had a significant performance and they deserve our recognition,” adding that one of the public policies of his administration has sports as a tool for transformation and inclusion.
Following this, Ivana Pérez stated: “I would like to highlight the great performance of the kids, since a large part of them belong to the municipal schools that are under the orbit of the Undersecretariat of Sports. We are very proud to be able to be part of this growth process for these athletes.”
CONCORDIA DELEGATION
The athletes and coaches who represented Concordia in Mar del Plata were: Lucia Montiel, Martina Maiocco, Emilia Albornoz, Clara Perezconelli, Martina Bogado, Gonzalo Salas, Ángel Suarez, Carlos Sastre, Agustín Chiecher, Orlando Mesa, Valentín Castro, Máximo Rondana, Agustín López Wetzel, Bautista Furlong, Alejandra Rua, Candela Gobetti, Dariel Luna, Carla Godetti, Amabari Gowda, Lucas González, Fátima Ocampo and Wenceslao Koroll.
Also present were: Justo Millam, Jeremías Actis, Neltran Salgado, Gonzalo Waldbillig, Segundo Tejera, Lucas Bertolotti, Tomas Cresto, Antonio Marco, Melina Peralta, Dana Ermosid, Fabián Monzón, Verónica Sicoli, Gina Ceruzze, Zacarias González, Yuliet Bordon, Rodrigo Berthet, Felipe Bond, Jonatan Pucheta, Timoteo Leonardi, Daian Mesa, Candela Dos Santos, Javier Rigoni, Camila Niveyro, Sofia Stele, Sebastian Espindola, Daniel Miño, Marcelo Torres Ibáñez.
Accompanying them were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez and councilwomen Celeste Fuscado and Claudia Villalba.
The recognition ceremony for the athletes from Concordia who participated in the National Sports Games held in the city of Mar del Plata last weekend took place at the Municipal Gymnasium.
In that regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué, accompanied by the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez, recognized not only the athletes who won medals but also the delegation that represented Concordia in said Games.
The Entre Ríos delegation was made up of 360 people, 49 of whom were from Concordia, consisting of athletes and coaches. It garnered 18 medals during the course of the competition.
“It is a source of pride for the people of Concordia to have athletes who represent the city so well, where in addition to winning medals, they upheld the healthy values that sports promote, such as respect, good behavior, and camaraderie,” highlighted Azcué.
Likewise, he valued the support of the athletes' families, further highlighting that “in Concordia we have very good coaches and that generates a lot of pride. In all sports, we have had a significant performance and they deserve our recognition,” adding that one of the public policies of his administration has sports as a tool for transformation and inclusion.
Following this, Ivana Pérez stated: “I would like to highlight the great performance of the kids, since a large part of them belong to the municipal schools that are under the orbit of the Undersecretariat of Sports. We are very proud to be able to be part of this growth process for these athletes.”
CONCORDIA DELEGATION
The athletes and coaches who represented Concordia in Mar del Plata were: Lucia Montiel, Martina Maiocco, Emilia Albornoz, Clara Perezconelli, Martina Bogado, Gonzalo Salas, Ángel Suarez, Carlos Sastre, Agustín Chiecher, Orlando Mesa, Valentín Castro, Máximo Rondana, Agustín López Wetzel, Bautista Furlong, Alejandra Rua, Candela Gobetti, Dariel Luna, Carla Godetti, Amabari Gowda, Lucas González, Fátima Ocampo and Wenceslao Koroll.
Also present were: Justo Millam, Jeremías Actis, Neltran Salgado, Gonzalo Waldbillig, Segundo Tejera, Lucas Bertolotti, Tomas Cresto, Antonio Marco, Melina Peralta, Dana Ermosid, Fabián Monzón, Verónica Sicoli, Gina Ceruzze, Zacarias González, Yuliet Bordon, Rodrigo Berthet, Felipe Bond, Jonatan Pucheta, Timoteo Leonardi, Daian Mesa, Candela Dos Santos, Javier Rigoni, Camila Niveyro, Sofia Stele, Sebastian Espindola, Daniel Miño, Marcelo Torres Ibáñez.
Accompanying them were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez and councilwomen Celeste Fuscado and Claudia Villalba.