The ABDA Arena will host another major celebration of
sport with the 2nd edition of the Copa ABDA – Professor Cida Zopone Swimming
Trophy. Taking place this Saturday, the event promises to energize the city
with talent, competitiveness, and strong performances in the pool.
With free admission, the competition brings together 337
athletes aged 11 to 16, representing nine clubs affiliated with the São Paulo
Aquatic Federation. Held in a 50-meter Olympic pool, the meet is part of the
official calendar of the FAP’s 3rd Region and highlights the importance of
grassroots competitions in developing swimming.
The host team, ABDA, enters the competition in full force
with 144 swimmers registered, including 69 male and 75 female athletes,
showcasing the strength of its development program in Bauru.
The schedule will run throughout the day in two sessions.
The first begins at 8:30 AM, and the second is set for 3:45 PM, shortly after
the official opening ceremony at 3:30 PM. In addition to the races, food
services will be available on-site, making the event even more appealing for
families and sports fans.
More than just medals, the Copa ABDA aims to encourage
sports participation, promote exchange between clubs, and support the technical
development of young swimmers who represent the future of the sport in Brazil.
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