Resultados ASOMEX natación 2023 en el Colegio Americano de Torreón

 Our school JFK Querétaro was represented with 6 students in the swimming competition held October 20-22 with the following results.

Lina Zenteno 

2nd in the category 7 and 8 years won in this competition a total of 8 medals.

Gold medals in 25 mts. Free, 50 mts. free, 50 mts. backstroke, 25 mts. butterfly and 100 mts. combined individual.

Silver medal in 25 mts. breaststroke.

Bronze medal in 25 mts. Backstroke and in 4 x 25 mts. combined relay.


Regina Solís

9th in the 15- and 16-years old category won a total of 11 medals in this competition.

Gold medals in 50 mts. Free, 100 mts. free, 200 mts. free, 50 mts. backstroke, 100 mts. backstroke, 50 mts. breaststroke, 50 mts. butterfly, 100 mts. butterfly and 200 mts. individual combined.

Silver medal in 4 x 50 mts. free relay. 

Bronze medal in 4 x 50 mts. combined relay.


Nicolas Jaime

5th in the category 9 and 10 years won in this competition a total of 10 medals.

Gold medals in 25 mts. Free, 50 mts. free, 100 mts. free, 25 mts. backstroke, 50 mts. backstroke, 25 mts. breaststroke, 25 mts. butterfly, 50 mts. butterfly and 100 mts. combined individual.

Bronze medal in 4 x 25 mts. combined relay.


Jonathan Chávez


5th in the 11- and 12-years old category won a total of 9 medals in this competition.

He won gold medals in 50 mts. Free, 100 mts. free, 200 mts. free, 50 mts. backstroke, 100 mts. backstroke, 50 mts. breaststroke, 100 mts. breaststroke, 50 mts. butterfly and 200 mts. combined individual.


Carlo Mariscotti 


5th in the 11- and 12-years old category.

In his first competition he had important achievements improving his times, his best place was the 8th place obtained in 10 mts. Single Backstroke



Emilio Lara 


8th in the category 13 and 14 years won in this competition a total of 7 medals.

He won a silver medal in 4 x 50 mts. free relay.

Obtained Bronze medal in 50 mts. Free, 100 mts. free, 200 mts. free, 100 mts. backstroke, 100 mts. backstroke, 4 x 50 mts. combined relay.


Congratulations to each of the students for showing the Jaguar spirit, thanks to coach Salvador Mancha who accompanied the kids in this adventure.


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Nuestra Escuela JFK Querétaro tuvo representación con 6 alumnos en la competencia de natación celebrada del 20 al 22 de octubre con los siguientes resultados.

Lina Zenteno 


2º en la categoría 7 y 8 años, ganó en esta competencia un total de 8 medallas.

- Medalla de Oro en 25 mts. Libre, 50 mts Libre, 50 mts. Dorso, 25 mts. Mariposa y 100 mts. combinado individual.
- Medalla de plata en 25 mts. Pecho. 
- Medalla de Bronce en 25 mts. Dorso y en relevo 4 x 25 mts. Combinado.

Regina Solís


9º en la categoría 15 y 16 años gano en esta competencia un total de 11 medallas.

- Medalla de Oro en 50 mts. Libre, 100 mts Libre, 200 mts. libre, 50 mts. Dorso, 100 mts. Dorso, 50 mts. Pecho, 50 mts. Mariposa, 100 mts. Mariposa y 200 mts. combinado individual.
- Medalla de plata en relevo 4 x 50 mts libre  
- Medalla de Bronce en relevo 4 x 50 mts combinado

Nicolas Jaime


5º en la categoría 9 y 10 años gano en esta competencia un total de 10 medallas.

- Medalla de Oro en 25 mts. Libre, 50 mts Libre, 100 mts. libre, 25 mts. Dorso, 50 mts. Dorso, 25 mts. Pecho, 25 mts. Mariposa, 50 mts. Mariposa y 100 mts. combinado individual.
- Medalla de Bronce en relevo 4 x 25 mts combinado.

Jonathan Chávez


5º en la categoría 11 y 12 años gano en esta competencia un total de 9 medallas.

- Medalla de Oro en 50 mts. Libre, 100 mts Libre, 200 mts. libre, 50 mts. Dorso, 100 mts. Dorso, 50 mts. Pecho, 100 mts. Pecho, 50 mts. Mariposa y 200 mts. combinado individual. 



Carlo Mariscotti 


5º en la categoría 11 y 12 años

En su primera competencia tuvo logros importantes mejorando sus tiempos, su mejor lugar fue el 8º puesto obtenido en 10º mts. Dorso. individual.




Emilio Lara 


8º en la categoría 13 y 14 años gano en esta competencia un total de 7 medallas.

Medalla de Plata en relevo 4 x 50 mts libre.

Medalla de Bronce en 50 mts. Libre, 100 mts Libre, 200 mts. libre, 100 mts. Dorso, 100 mts. Dorso, Relevo 4 x 50 mts combinado.


Felicidades a cada uno de los alumnos por mostrar el espíritu Jaguar, gracias al coach Salvador Mancha que acompaño a los chicos en esta aventura.



 


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