The skater, coached by world champion Olaia Tejeda and Eva Sainz, represented the Basque Skating Federation (FVP) in a high-level competition, marked by technical demands and intense rivalry among participants.
This marked her debut in a Spanish championship, where the skater from the Getxo club managed to rank among the top eleven in the country. This achievement is particularly significant given her short career in the sport, with only two years of experience on skates.
“"We are very happy because she was the youngest of the competitors we presented, and in fact, last September she was at level two of the six existing. A few months ago she passed the level and before the competition she was very excited to be able to participate in her first national championship."
Following a competition described as “especially tough,” the skater demonstrated remarkable progress and competitive ability, establishing herself as one of the emerging talents in her category. Her club wished to highlight not only the result but also the athlete's effort and evolution, emphasizing that this success is the result of consistent work with her coaches and daily dedication.
With this result, the skater concludes her first participation in a Spanish championship, leaving a very positive impression and opening the door to future challenges in the inline artistic skating scene.
