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Juntos a La Acción Viernes 3 de Agosto de 2012 aCCIÓN EXPRESO 5C FICHAS Luis Rivera y Stephen Sáenz están emocionados TÉCNICAS SIGALOS HOY por tener su debut en una Olimpiada. LUIS ALBERTO RIVERA MORALES STEPHEN SÁENZ ◗ MEXICANOS ◗ (21 junio 1 (23 agosto 1990; McAllen, EUA) 987; Agua Prieta, ◗ EN ACCIÓN Sonora) Afiliado a la Asociación ◗ Atletismo ( Sonorense de Atletismo Viernes 3 de agosto JUNTOS A LA ACCIÓN salto de longitud) ◗ Atletismo (lanz ◗ Twitter: @lrivera687 amiento de bala) Judo ◗ ◗ Twitter: @Stephen_S Vanessa Zambotti Por José Luis Sibaja México, aunque no nací tengo las raí- Mejor marca personal y del aenz ◗ Mejor mar Más 78kg (Eliminatorias) ENVIADO ESPECIAL ces por mi familia y siento de corazón año: 8.22 metros ca personal y del año: 20.08 metr 1:30-4:30 y 6:00-8:00 am LONDRES, Inglaterra.- Luis Rivera y mucho cariño por el país y más, por- ◗ Mejor marca mundial: Gr os eg ◗ Mejor mar Stephen Sáenz no pueden ocultar su que me h a br i nd ado l a opor t u n id ad de Rutherford (Gran Bretaña) ca mundial: Christian Remo Cantw emoción por saber que en hoy estarán representarlo y quiero corresponder 8.35 metros ell (Estados Unidos) Patrick Loliger debutando en los Juegos Olímpicos a todo ese apoyo que me dado. 22.31 metros Scull Individual Varonil (Final C) Londres 2012, sobre todo porque to- “Es muy emocionante para mí es- 2:15-5:30 am davía hace un año lo veían como un tar ahora aquí y me llena de mucho sueño lejano. orgullo portar el uniforme mexicano, Ricardo Montemayor Vela Natación Rivera, que participará en salto de ya quiero que empiece la competen- Láser (Regatas 7 y 8) Tania Elías Calles Arturo Pérez Vertti lon g it ud es or i g i n a r io de A g u a P r iet a , cia”, comentó emotivamente en in- 4:00-9:00 Láser Radial (Regatas 7 y 8) 1,500m L (Preliminares) Sonora, y entrará en acción hoy por glés Stephen. 4:00-9:00 am 2:25-3:15 am la noche en el estadio Olímpico, en Sin borrar su sonrisa, Luis platicó Atletismo donde por la mañana Sáenz, nacido que durante años había soñado con el Stepehn Sáenz en Estados Unidos y naturalizado momento que vive ahora intensamen- Lanzamiento de Bala mexicano, que además es afi liado por te y con las ansias de entrar al estadio (Preliminares y Final*) la Asociación Sonorense de Atletis- Ol í mpico pa ra d a r todo de su pa r te en 2:00-4:00 am y 12:30-13:30 pm mo, se presentará en lanzamiento cada salto. de bala. “Estar en la Villa (Olímpica), con- Luis Rivera Amigos y compañeros de cuarto, vivir con deportistas de diferentes Salto de Longitud señalaron que para ellos es un gran países y ahora con mi familia y ami- (Preliminares) orgullo representar a Sonora y Méxi- gos que ya están en Londres, para mí 11:50 am-1:00 pm co en el máximo evento deportivo es muy emocionante y me motiva mu- Clavados del mundo, en el que podrán vivir chísimos, porque son muchos años una experiencia que los ayudará a esperando este momento y es tanta la Laura Sánchez madurar como deportistas pensando gente que me ha apoyado, en verdad 3m Femenil en el futuro. es algo muy emocionante para mí”, (Preliminares) “Es un gran honor representar a reconoció sonriente. 6:30-9:00 am Arantxa Chávez 3m Femenil (Preliminares) 6:30-9:00 am Consulta Un hombre va a la consulta del médico y le dice: -Doctor, me he caído y me duelen mucho las piernas. El doctor después de examinarlo le dice: -No se preocupe, no es nada, dentro de unos días ya estará usted trabajando. -Caramba doctor, que maravilla, además de curarme, ¿me dará trabajo? TIRO Hombres ◗ Doble fosa ◗ ORO: Peter Robert Russell Wilson, Gran Bretaña. ◗ PLATA: Hakan Dahlby, Suecia. ◗ BRONCE: Vasily Mosin, Rusia. TENIS DE MESA Hombres ◗ Sencillos ◗ ORO: Zhang Jike, China. ◗ PLATA: Wang Hao, China. ◗ BRONCE: Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Alemania. Alan Rodriguez / EXPRESO Alan Rodriguez CUARTETAS LIGERO ◗ ORO: Sudáfrica (James Thompson, Matthew Brittain, John Smith, Sizwe Ndlovu). ◗ PLATA: Gran Bretaña (Peter Chambers, Rob Williams, Richard Chambers, Chris Bartley). ◗ BRONCE: Dinamarca (Kasper Winther, Morten Jorgensen, Jacob Barsoe, Eskild Ebbesen). Mujeres ◗ Ochos ◗ ORO: EEUU (Erin Cafaro, Zsuzsanna French, Esther Lofgren, Taylor Ritzel, Meghan Musnicki, Eleanor Logan, Caroline Lind, Caryn Davies, Mary Whipple). ◗ ◗ PLATA: Canadá (Janine Los criterios de c Hanson, Rachelle Viinberg, alificación a la final de salto Krista Guloien, Lauren de lo ngitud, en la Wilkinson, Natalie Mastracci, cual participará Ashley Brzozowicz, Darcy Luis Riv era, serán: Marquardt, Andreanne Calificar án los atlet Morin, Lesley Thompson- as que tengan registro mínimo Willie). de 8.10 metr ◗ BRONCE: Holanda os o los doce (Jacobine Veenhoven, Nienke atletas que hay an conseguido Kingma, Chantal Achterberg, mejor es marcas. Sytske de Groot, Roline Repelaer van Driel, Claudia Belderbos, Carline Bouw, Annemiek de Haan, Anne Schellekens). REMO ◗ Luis cuenta con la doceava mejor marca del ◗ Hombres En el Grupo “B” año en el mundo, de 8.22 metros. figura el p , donde se encu ◗ Doble espadilla anameño entra ubicado 2008 de 29 año el agua ◗ ORO: Nueva , quien adem s Irving Sal prietense de 25 año el ale ás tiene como mej adino, me mán de dallista de or s, también Zelanda (Nathan Cohen, 26 años Seba or marca per o olímpi Campeonato stian Baye sonal 8.73 metr co en Beijing Joseph Sullivan). Mundial cele r, campeón os. También como mejor r brado el año pasado eneuropeo y octav destaca ◗ egistro 8.71 o lugar en el PLATA: Italia (Alessio metros. Daegu, pasado Corea del Sur Sartori, Romano Battisti). , y que cuenta ◗ BRONCE: Eslovenia (Luka Spik, Iztok Cop). Mongolia. Mujeres ◗ BRONCE: Mayra Aguiar, ◗ ◗ BRONCE: Henk Grol, Holanda. 78Kg Brasil. ◗ ◗ BRONCE: Dimitri Peters, ORO: Kayla Harrison, EEUU. ◗ BRONCE: Audrey Tcheumeo, haibulaev, Rusia. ◗ Alemania. PLATA: Gemma Gibbons, Gran Francia. hinbayar Naidan, Bretaña. .
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