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The canoeist David Cal, the athlete with the most Olympic medals in Spain, sponsored yesterday UCAM Canoe School Mar Menor, a result of the agreement between the San Antonio Catholic University of Murcia and the School of canoeing Santiago de la Ribera, in an act held in the City of San Javier with assistance from much of the kids club.
Councillor for Sports, Carlos Albaladejo, the CEO of Sports UCAM, Pablo Guillén Rosillo and Ventura, vice president of the Club, formalized the presentation of the new team, who enjoy the "economic and psychic" sponsorship, UCAM, Albaladejo said .
The kids club did not lose the opportunity to be photographed with David Cal with which they could talk about their sports experience.
The Galician athlete, who trains in Brazil ahead of the upcoming Olympics, recalled that began eight years as an entertainment.
Successes will come very soon, but his recommendation was for the kids to enjoy Queno stop and go little by little, we never stop working and improving.
Everything else will come.
Like when he got his first gold medal at the Olympics, a success that made him marked new goals, essential, said to continue to improve.
The mayor of Sports, Carlos Albaladejo congratulated the representatives of both institutions by the agreement and stressed the municipal effort in promoting canoeing, making all municipal elementary students receive classes in this sport.
A sport for which he also bet from the beginning UCAM, recalled Paul Rosillo, as evidenced by victories for his team in the inter-university regatta held every year in Santiago de la Ribera.
Rosique highlighted the "pride" UCAM posed to this agreement, "we hope will be for many years and with many success."
Ventura Guillen, vice president of the Club, also expressed confidence in getting "a medal more" and highlighted the endorsement this agreement represents "the work we do every day at the Club for canoeing."
In addition to athletes who already compete, the school has about 60 kids from 8 to 12 years, "they are the future," said Guillen.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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