Competition had participants from Guayas, Pichincha, Morona Santiago, Manabí, Azuay, Loja, among other provinces.
With 425.5 points of difference over his escort, the Club Diana Quintana (CDQ) became the best during the National Swimming Championship, called Abel Gilbert, performed in the 50-meter pool of the champion team, located in Samborondón.
The winning team of the tournament completed 889 points in the four rounds; for his part, Poseidon, from Cuenca, reached 463.5, to finish second; the third box was occupied Regattas, with 335.
The other locations were for Nautical, with 260.5 points; Dolphins, 216; Guayaquil Sporting Club (GSC), 120; Educoach, 109; Marcos Zambrano (MACZ), 70; Jorge Delgado Panchana (JDP), 67; Fedeguayas (FDG), 58; Catholic University Sports Association, 56; The Kings, 49, among others.
In the first test of the closing day, Eva Marina Andrade, from MACZ, won the 50 meter backstroke in the 13-14 year old category, after putting 32 seconds and 1 hundredth; in males, the victory corresponded to David Llerena, from Pichincha Swimming Club (PSC), who for the distance marked 29 seconds and 67 hundredths.
The 15-17 year old category left as the winner Maria Contreras, from Loja, who timed 30 seconds, 96 hundredths; in males, Diego Ruales, from Educoach, finished first with a record of 27.44 seconds; while in more than 18 years the winners were Domain Asanza, from the CDQ, and Dereck Velascoby Delfines.
Other tests
In other results, Maria Emilia Leon, of Delfines, was the winner in the 100 meters breaststroke, category 13-14 years, by marking 1 minute, 18 seconds and 98 hundredths; while in men the winner was Daniel Perea, from UNAT, with 1 minute, 9 seconds and 90 hundredths.
The 15-17 year old category had the domain of Maria Cristina Padilla, from PSC, with a time of 1 minute, 20 seconds, 90 hundredths; Alvaro Villalva, from Atlantis, achieved the victory in men with 1 minute, 11 seconds and 71 hundredths.
In more than 18 years the victory went to Patricia guerrero, by Poseidon, with 1 minute, 27 seconds and 52 hundredths; in males he won Francisco Leon, also of Poseidon, with 1 minute, 9 minutes and 512 hundredths.
Eva Marina Andrade He stood out again on the day, now arriving first in the 200-meter freestyle, with 2 minutes, 8 seconds and 69 hundredths; in males, Luis Jimenez, from the CDQ, was the winner with a time of 1 minute, 59 seconds and 51 hundredths.
Daniela Uyaguari, from Morona Santiago, also stood out by prevailing in the 15-17 years of the 200 meters. The eastern representative ticked 2 minutes, 12 seconds and 64 hundredths; in males, the victory went to Alayn Pesántez, of the Manta Cantonal Sports League, with 2 minutes and 9 hundredths.
In more than 18 years they won Nayeli Riosfrom the CDQ, which recorded 2 minutes, 20 seconds and 99 hundredths; Y Miguel Army, of Poseidon, with 1 minute, 59 seconds and 81 hundredths.
The last individual test, the 400 meters combined, left as the best to Valeria quispe, from PSC, and Matías Tapia, from Poseidon, at 13-14 years; Danierla Uyaguari, from Morona Santiago, and Danner Suarez, from CDQ, in 15-17 years; Y Miguel Army, from Poseidon, in the category over 18 years.
Relays
The test that closed the tournament was the combined 200-meter relay, which left the 13-14 year-old winners Diana Quintana, which was represented by Laila gordillo, Nayhely Juice, Genesis Robayo Y Karla Baquerizo; Regatas triumphed in men, with Caesar Vinueza, Mario Carrasco placeholder image, Alejandro Fonseca Y Sebastian Lozano.
In the 15-17 years, Diana Quintana once again climbed to first place on the podium with Maria Jose Hincapié, Katty Argudo, Norkis Valenzuela Y Jasmine Jimenez; the Pichincha Swimming Club prevailed in the men, with Fausto Cifuentes, Pablo Castillo, Juan Carlos Ludeña Y Ricardo Buitrón.
The Diana Quintana Club closed its excellent participation by winning in the category of over 18 years, in women and men, with Kristy Castro, Doméniza Asanza, Nayeli Ríos, Génesis Poveda, Sebastián Macías, Yul Valenzuela, José Rizzo and Diego Mera. (D)
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