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On Wednesday, March 4, the vice mayor and councilor of the Sports Area, Noelia Arroyo, and the delegated councilor for Sports, Diego Ortega, visited the Carthago Santa Ana Water Polo Club.
The Club reigns in the Region, since the Carthago Waterpolo Club men's absolute won the League of Swimming League of the Region of Murcia (FNRM) on February 10.
And later on February 26, it was the victory of the women's absolute team against Almansa, which keeps them undefeated with 5 wins and increasingly closer to reissuing the title at the FNRM.
In addition, last season they participated in 5 national championships.
WATERPOLO CARTHAGO CLUB HISTORY
The club was founded in 2015, when a group of 15 players decided to separate themselves from the Waterpolo Cartagena (the other entity in the city), and began distributing flyers at the door of the Miralmonte school until forming the new club, whose team is composed of: technical director, Ángel Nieto, the president and coach, Juan Nieto, the coordinator of the Union school, José Nieto, and the coordinator of the Santa Ana school, Adrián Corral.
In short, the directive is 10 people, including parents, former players and components of the absolute teams.
It is a quarry-based model, with workouts three days a week.
The Water Polo Club Carthago is made up of more than 100 players, distributed in ten teams, from benjamines, fry, children to absolute.
In various categories: male, female and mixed.
Among which the Cartagena player, Paula Torres, begins to stand out, being shortlisted to go play with Spain in the cadet category.
Only 15 years old he has been in the Club since its inception.
The entity has a school in Santa Ana and another in La Unión and remains operational thanks to the € 35 fees, raffles, lotteries, and the support of 16 companies and the municipal grant of 2,900 euros.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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