The Salvadoran shooter advanced from the cut and will compete for one of the Olympic places available this Monday in Antalya, Turkey
The focus on the target is on the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. That is the challenge of the Salvadoran Oscar Ticas, recurve archer, who is in Antalya, Turkey, to compete in the last repechage that grants the final places to the highest sporting event.
The tests in which the national team is in the event will be held this Monday, the last day of competition. The Salvadoran Archery Federation (Fesat) shared Ticas’ data on its networks, after the qualifying round fight that gave him access to enter the main key.
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After this stage, it was confirmed that Ticas “was positioned in 54th place with 632 points in the classification”, which “allows” him to dream of the Olympics once again. His first round rival will be the Latvian Romans Sergejevs. If he qualifies he will go with the winner between Aly Alzaid and Adam Li.
“Óscar had technical problems with his sports team, which were resolved during the classification, and which allowed him to enter the cut to compete for the Olympic places on Monday the 17th (today),” the Federation reported.
The national, who will thus be part of the “Final Individual Qualification Tournament”, mentioned to Indes that he would need reach the semi-finals to qualify for one of the places up for grabs. You must be focused to fulfill his dream.
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