The Belesar reservoir, the swamp built in 1963 in the waters of the Miño River, has again hosted competitions of a national character after almost half a century, as the latter dates back to 1974, although since then it has been the scene of some tests of an autonomous field.

The Aranjuez has today proclaimed itself the champion of the Spanish Cup of Young Children Promises by achieving 1,872 points in the competition held today in the town of Portomarín, where the Commercial and Industrial Circle of Seville has been second, with 1,556, and the Sant Antoni of Ibiza, third with 1,514.

A total of 85 clubs have taken part in the meeting over 3,000 metres, held in the Belesar reservoir, with the participation of more than half a thousand palists, with 834 boats, belonging to 85 clubs from 16 autonomous communities.

In addition to the three teams that have achieved the podium, the Lugo River has been fourth with 1,353 points and the Betanzos River fifth with 1,333 points.

2021 / 06 / 22: Portomarin in the province of Lugo welcomes the National of Piragüismo Infantil

The mayor of Portomarín, Juan Carlos Serrano, along with the president of the Club Fluvial, Tito Valedor; the technical director of the championship, Andrés Román Mangas, and the double Olympic medalist, Luis Gregorio Ramos Missioné, have presented the competition this noon in the Consistory of the town of Lucense

The Spanish Cup of Young Children's Promises over 3,000 meters will be held next Saturday, in the village of Portomarin, with the participation of more than half a thousand palists that make up 834 boats, belonging to 85 clubs from 16 autonomous communities.

The appointment, one of the few awarded by the Spanish Federation of Piragüismo in the National League of Young Promises outside the permanent bases of Seville, Asturias and Pontevedra, will be based on the Belesar reservoir, in the waters of the Miño River.

The appointment will start at 10: 00 on Saturday with the finals of C-1 Children A and B Women and end at 20: 00 with the dispute at the final of the K-2 Junta. Among the averages will be the finals of K-1 Children B Women (10: 30 hours), K-1 Children B Male (11: 00 hours), K-1 Children B Male (11: 00 hours), K-1 Children A Female (11: 30 hours), C-1 Children A and B (12: 00 hours) and will close the morning session at the end of the K-1 Children A Male (12: 30 hours).

The evening shift will start with the race of the K-2 Children B Women (16: 30 hours), followed by the C-2 Children B Male and Women (17: 00 hours), the K-1 Children A Female (17: 30 hours), the C-2 Children A Male and Women (18: 00 hours), the K-2 Children B Male (18: 30 hours), the K-2 Children A Male (19: 00 hours) and as the penultimate test of the C- 2 Child Joint (19: 30 hours).