Entre Ríos Hockey Teams Secure Championship Titles in Thrilling Regional Tournament – Urgent Breaking News!
Rosario, Argentina – It was a day to remember for the Entre Ríos Hockey Federation (FEH) as Rowing and Estudiantes clinched victory in the NEA Sub 19 Ladies Regional Club Championship. The triumphs, secured yesterday, mark a significant achievement for the province’s rising hockey stars and signal a promising future for the sport in the region. This is a developing story, optimized for Google News and SEO for immediate indexing.
Rowing Club’s Dramatic Shootout Victory
Rowing Club (PRC) secured the Division A championship in a nail-biting finish against Náutico El Quillá of Santa Fe. After a fiercely contested 3-3 tie, the match went to a penalty shootout where Rowing prevailed 4-3. The hero of the hour was undoubtedly Emiliana Uriona Devetter, who single-handedly scored all three goals during regulation play. Her performance wasn’t a one-off; Uriona Devetter finished the tournament as the top scorer with an impressive nine goals and was rightfully named the best player of the final.
Rowing’s path to glory wasn’t without its challenges. They finished second in Zone A, showcasing resilience with wins against Aranduroga (4-0, all goals by Uriona Devetter) and Provincial A de Rosario (1-0, goal by Magalí Díaz Del Castillo), despite a narrow loss to El Quillá (3-2, again with Uriona Devetter finding the net). A 1-1 semifinal draw against Gimnasia y Esgrima de Rosario A was followed by another successful penalty shootout, demonstrating their composure under pressure. The full squad, led by captain Martina Della Ghelfa, and guided by coach Bruno Prelli, proved a formidable force.
Estudiantes’ Dominant Run to Championship in Division B
In Division B, Estudiantes delivered a truly dominant performance, winning all five of their games with a commanding lead. Their offensive prowess was on full display, consistently finding the back of the net. Paz Raitieri emerged as a key player, leading the team with 10 goals and earning the title of top scorer in the competition. Complementing Raitieri’s scoring ability, Valentina Bruera proved impenetrable in goal, not conceding a single goal throughout the tournament.
Estudiantes’ journey included decisive victories over Universidad del Rosario B (4-0), Bancario (featuring a hat trick from Raitieri), Alumni de Casilda, and Regatas de Resistencia. They capped off their incredible run with a 3-0 win over Universidad del Nordeste in the final, securing promotion for the next season. This victory isn’t just a win for Estudiantes; it’s a testament to the growing strength of hockey programs in Entre Ríos.
Sub 14 Action: Rowing Club Secures Third Place
The success wasn’t limited to the Sub 19 category. In the concurrent NEA Sub 14 Ladies Regional Club Championship held in Resistencia, Rowing Club secured a commendable third-place finish. Despite a series of draws, including 1-1 ties against Universitario del Nordeste and Universitario de Rosario, they showcased their fighting spirit, winning 4-3 against Aranduroga. A narrow semifinal loss on penalties to Gimnasia de Rosario was followed by a strong performance to claim third place, again winning on penalties against Universitario de Rosario. Juana Ruiz and Catalina Bonarrigo were instrumental in Rowing’s success, with Ruiz finishing as the tournament’s top scorer with seven goals.
Paracao also participated in the Sub 14 tournament, demonstrating competitive spirit with wins over Aranduroga and CRAI, led by the scoring prowess of Guadalupe Ruiz Díaz.
These championships represent a significant milestone for hockey in Entre Ríos, showcasing the dedication of players, coaches, and the FEH. The success at both the Sub 14 and Sub 19 levels suggests a bright future for the sport, with these young athletes poised to make their mark on the national and international stage. For fans and aspiring players, this is a moment to celebrate and a clear indication of the growing opportunities within Argentine hockey. Keep checking archyde.com for further updates on this breaking news story and more in-depth coverage of the world of sports.
