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Cuatro y Medio Basque Pelota competition

Overview

In the Cuatro y Medio competition, Jon Ander Peña advanced to the quarterfinal group stage after a decisive 22-4 victory against Iñaki Artola at the Beotibar fronton. Peña, representing Baiko, utilized strong serving and variety to secure his place in the next phase.

Moving into the quarterfinal group stage at Frontón Bizkaia in Bilbao, Jon Ander Peña II continued his momentum by defeating Unai Laso with a score of 22-11. Peña II utilized left-handed play to target Laso’s left wall, neutralizing the champion and placing Laso in a difficult position for the remainder of Group B.

Further developments in the tournament include an upset by Javi Zabala, who defeated four-time champion Jokin Altuna III with a 22-15 victory in the quarterfinals.

Entities

Baiko · Jon Ander Peña · ASPE · Jon Ander Peña II · Javi Zabala

Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 21 sources
    Spanish sports results: Zabala wins in Cuatro y Medio and various league updates

    A roundup of Spanish sports results: Javi Zabala wins in Cuatro y Medio, CBC Valladolid dominates in basketball, and various victories in volleyball, handball, and football.

  2. [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Jon Ander Peña advances to Cuatro y Medio quarterfinals

    Jon Ander Peña defeated Iñaki Artola 22-4 to advance to the Cuatro y Medio quarterfinals, joining Unai Laso in the next stage of the competition.

Sources

bilbaohiria.com · deia.eus · diariodealmeria.es · diariodeleon.es · diariodenavarra.es · diariodesevilla.es · eixdiari.cat · eldeportivo.es · eldiariodehuesca.com · elfarodemelilla.es · heraldodiariodesoria.es · horajaen.com · lacronicadebadajoz.elperiodicoextremadura.com · lamanyana.es · leganesactivo.com · menorca.info · noticiasdeNavarra.com · ocio.farodevigo.es · puentegenilok.es · valladolidplural.com · WWW.diariodenavarra.es

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