Final day of the Gipuzkoa Adapted Pelota Championship in Legazpi

Tomorrow, the Urbeltz fronton in Legazpi will host the fifth and final day of the 16th Gipuzkoa Adapted Pelota Championship.

Generic image of a ball from an adapted pelota match on a pelota court.
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Generic image of a ball from an adapted pelota match on a pelota court.

The Urbeltz fronton in Legazpi will host tomorrow the final day of the 16th Gipuzkoa Adapted Pelota Championship, where 25 pelota players will compete for a spot in the final on May 16.

Tomorrow, the Urbeltz fronton in Legazpi will host the fifth and final day of the 16th Gipuzkoa Adapted Pelota Championship. In this event, 25 pelota players with intellectual disabilities will participate in paddle modality matches using a tennis ball.
Participants come representing various associations and federations, including Mindara (Orereta), Zarautz Kirol Elkartea, Zumaia Pilota Elkartea, and the Gipuzkoa Adapted Sports Federation.
The day will begin at 09:00 AM, with a total of thirteen matches to be played, each to 15 points. These matches will be crucial as they will determine the pairs that will qualify for the final to be held on May 16 in Amasa.

"Adapted pelota should be for everyone, leaving no one behind. The social inclusion of athletes with disabilities is everyone's responsibility."

a spokesperson for the two federations
This championship is organized by the Gipuzkoa Basque Pelota Federation and the Gipuzkoa Adapted Sports Federation, with the support of the Gipuzkoa Provincial Council. The organizers have emphasized their commitment to inclusive sport, ensuring the opportunity for people with disabilities to practice adapted pelota. Admission will be free.