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[•] Principal Mundial Canadá 2008
[•] Agenda de competencias
[•] Cuadro Open Masculino
[•] Cuadro Open Femenino
[•] Campeonato por selecciones masculino
[•] Campeonato por selecciones femenino
(clasificadas por día de competencia, ingresa aquí)
Los balances:
[•] El Mundial ya es historia. Por Uri Leczycki
[•] Fernando Cavalleri, selección argentina
[•] Matteo Reina, capitán de Italia
[•] Pablo Boselli, capitán de Uruguay
[•] Eduardo Casabó, un uruguayo en Portugal
diario del Mundial, desde Calgary:
[•] domingo 31: Chau Mundial
[•] sábado 30: Final por equipos masculina
[•] sábado 30: Final por equipos femenina
[•] viernes 29: Las finales del Open
[•] Wakonigg-Fernandez campeonas (video)
[•] Uruguay festeja su quinto puesto con todo (video)
[•] Gervasio Del Bono (video)
[•] Pitu Losada y Juani Mieres (video)
[•] España se prepara para alentar (video)
[•] jueves 28: semis, la recta final
[•] miércoles 27: los cuartos de final
[•] martes 26: hora de definiciones
[•] lunes 25: mujeres al borde
[•] domingo 24: el fin de las especulaciones
[•] sábado 23: Padelcenter llega a Calgary
columnas exclusivas:
[•] Gustavo Briner
[•] Rodrigo Ovide
[•] Paula Eyheraguibel
notas relacionadas:
[•] Briner: "Tengo algunas batallas ganadas"
[•] Eyheraguibel: "Me debo al equipo"
[•] Nos tapó el agua. Argentina deambula. Desafectan a los convocados. Habla Pratto. Briner, Diez, Ovide, Cavalleri y los Codina, confirmados.
[•] Quiles: "Me imagino tirándome de cabeza"
[•] Bela: "Me duele no ir al Mundial"
[•] La pelea de Navarro/Silvela con la FEP
equipos confirmados
[•] equipos de Argentina
[•] equipos de España
[•] equipos de Brasil
[•] equipos de Chile
[•] equipos de Uruguay
[•] equipos de Mexico
[•] equipos de Canada
[•] equipos de Francia (France)
[•] equipos de Gran Bretaña (Great Britain)
[•] equipos de Italia
[•] equipos de Portugal
[•] equipos de Suiza (Switzerland)
[•] equipos de Belgica (Belgium/Belgique)
[•] equipos de Paraguay
[•] equipos de EE.UU. (USA)
[•] Press releases in english
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| El Mundial de Canada 2008 ya es historia. Padelcenter te lo contó desde Calgary desde el minuto uno hasta la entrega del último premio....[+] |
(Calgary, 18/8/2008. World Paddle Championships for Padelcenter.com) World Paddle Championships get Official Proclamation.
Calgary, AB – Tuesday, August 19, 2008: Mayor Dave Bronconnier has officially proclaimed August 23 to 30, 2008 to be “Calgary Paddle Week” in honour of the 2008 World Paddle Championships taking place in the city.
The top men’s and women’s paddle teams, representing 19 countries from around the world, including: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Norway, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Uruguay, USA, and Canada will compete in the eight day championship. A variety of social, cultural and recreational events will also take part as part of the event, which runs August 23 to 30 at the Calgary West Soccer Centre.
Over five million participants play paddle in more than 20 countries around the world, with Latin America and Europe being the locales where the sport is most strongly followed. The sport of paddle began in Canada in February of 1992, in Calgary, when the Paddle Association of Canada (PAC) was founded. Calgary is the first Canadian city to host an international Paddle event of this kind.
Paddle, an exciting racquet sport played on an enclosed tennis court by opposing pairs, features tennis-like court play with squash-like wall play in a fast-paced display of agility, athleticism and strategy. The last World Paddle (or “pádel” as it is known in other parts around the world) Championships were held in Spain in 2006, and were seen by millions of viewers around the globe. |
Mundial de Padel Canadá 2008
