Montilla to Host National Badminton Championship with Over a Hundred Athletes
The Cordoban town will host the U15 Master N1-N4 from April 25 to 26, bringing together 112 players from across the country.
By Redacción La Voz de Andalucía
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The town of Montilla is preparing to welcome 112 athletes from across the country for the U15 Master N1-N4 badminton tournament, an event scheduled for April 25 and 26 that is expected to have a positive impact on local tourism.
The Córdoba Provincial Council hosted the presentation of this significant sporting event, which will feature the participation of 50 teams from various autonomous communities. The initiative, supported by the provincial institution through its Sports Delegation, aims to establish Montilla as a national reference in badminton.
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"This is a top-level sporting event that will feature the participation of 112 players, distributed among 50 teams from across the national scene. A gathering made possible thanks to the work of the Spanish and Andalusian badminton federations."
Of the participating teams, 14 will be Andalusian, contributing a total of 31 athletes from the community. These players come from various locations such as Montilla itself, Almería, Arjonilla, Baena, Benalmádena, Cantillana, Málaga, La Rinconada, Ronda, Rute, Sierra Morena, and Vélez Málaga, highlighting the regional importance of the championship.
Local and provincial authorities have emphasized the positive impact the event will have on tourism in Montilla and its surroundings. A significant influx of public is expected, which will lead to an increase in overnight stays and an economic boost for the area during the championship weekend.
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"An event that, without a doubt, will once again put our province on the national badminton map and will have a very positive impact on the tourism sector of Montilla and its neighboring towns, as a significant public displacement is expected."
The Montilla Badminton Club has been recognized for its commitment to grassroots sports and its collaboration with the City Council in organizing high-quality events. This U15 Master N1-N4 is a clear example of how synergy between institutions can attract major sporting events to the province, fostering the growth of the discipline and acknowledging local efforts.