Natalia Malaga: Discipline & Passion!
Colin Powell, the previous Secretary of State of America, as soon as stated: “There are no secrets to success. Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty to those for whom you work and persistence”. Certainly Mr. Powell might properly have been speaking about Natalia Málaga, the final survivor of the golden era of Peruvian feminine volleyball gamers who gained a number of trophies over the previous half-century, placing Latin America’s feminine sport on the Olympic map, alongside Nicaraguan-born Costa Rican Claudia Poll (swimming), Gabriela “Gaby” Sabatini from Argentina (tennis), and the ladies’s basketball aspect of Brazil, in fact.
A-Born Athlete!
Almost everybody in Peru has heard her identify in current many years. Within Peruvian circles, she is among the two hottest and revered people, alongside Gastón Acurio, who’s also known as one of many gurus in World Gastronomic.
She was born Natalia Maria Málaga Dibos on January 26,1964 right into a sporting household in Lima (Peru), the third largest nation on the South American mainland. In this context, she confirmed promise as an athlete at a really younger age, profitable a lot encouragement from her academics, buddies, and group-mates. Like a number of different women in her hometown, she dreamed of someday enjoying for Peru’s ladies’s volleyball squad.
She was small, however overcame this together with her voracious urge for food for wins. Over these years, she participated in numerous volleyball meets, a sport that greater than some other embodies Peru’s multi-racial society. Soon afterward, Málaga’s excellent expertise and self-discipline gained the eye of many coaches, amongst them Norma Velarde and Luisa Fuentes (each who fired the nationwide curiosity in volleyball within the 1970s once they claimed a number of prime honors).
Not lengthy afterwards, she was promoted to Peru’s under-17 nationwide volleyball staff. During this time period, she started to win her first worldwide meets. As early 1980 as, for instance, she lifted each the Continental Cup for Girls Under-17 and the Under-19 South American Tournament. That similar yr, she acquired favorable notices and was extensively talked about as a attainable Olympic sportwoman to go to what’s now Russia to compete within the Games of the 23rd Olympiad. However she handed unnoticed within the former Soviet Union when the junior squad competed towards senior groups from Iron Curtain nations such because the Democratic German Republic (GDR) and the united states. At Moscow, for instance, the host nation beat Peru three-1. But that was an enormous expertise in a time when the Latin American republic had not cash to make pre-Olympic excursions -unlike Cuba, USA, Brazil, and Japan– on Far East and Eastern Europe. Almost all of Peru’s bills have been paid by the Kremlin on the 1980 Moscow Games.
Thanks to this expertise, almost two years later, an eighteen-yr-previous rookie, Málaga created a sensation on the Junior South American (SA) Championship when Peru claimed gold on the expense of Brazil. During these years, Peru produced what has been known as the “miracle of Latin America”. As no different nation within the Third World, there have been a variety of world-class volleyball gamers regardless of many obstacles: Denisse Fajardo, Gina Torrealba, Cecilia del Risco, Cenaida Uribe, and Aurora Heredia, amongst others worldwide stars.
However in time, by mid-1984 precisely, the nation’s head coach Man Bok Park had his eyes on Málaga to exchange Carmen Pimentel. Thereafter, she turned a star in her residence nation, alongside together with her different workforce-mates, because the nationwide aspect got here near profitable the Olympic glory in late 1988.
Despite being one of many shortest members of the Peruvian volleyball squad, she was one of many biggest gamers within the historical past of recreation in an period when her nation had been devastated by one in every of Latin America’s worst conflicts (throughout these troubled occasions, the Peruvian squad was an exception in World sports activities). Her Olympic management was (and as coach at present) similar to the previous goalkeeper José Luis Chilavert of Paraguay, who was also known as one of many world’s prime footballers up to now half-century. After a 23-year sporting profession, Málaga formally retired from the game in 2003. Following Peru’s declining volleyball picture, she turned to teach. She needs to place the Latin American republic again into the worldwide race.
Medals & Trophies
Like no different athlete, Málaga, amassed a number of worldwide wins around the globe, from Tokyo (Japan) and London (UK) to Lausanne (Switzerland) and Santiago (Chile). During the nation’s Golden Age, for instance, she picked up a complete of 4 world-class medals (three silver and 1 bronze), apart from profitable 5 Continental golds (Sao Paulo’83, Caracas’85, Maldonado’87, Curitiba ’89, Cuzco’93) and three Pan American medals in addition to many non-officers tournaments (at the moment Peru was commonly invited to play with main groups of Europe, Norceca, Far East, USSR, in addition to to different Eastern Bloc nations). A Record for a feminine athlete from a Third World nation as Peru, the place there weren’t sporting amenities to novice athletes and the place Olympic sport has not a spot on the federal government’s nationwide agenda. But that was not all! Up to now,she holds the excellence of being one of many youngest medalists in World Cup historical past following profitable the silver medal in her hometown of Lima in late 1982. In addition to this achievement, she was on 4 totally different Summer Games: Moscow’80 and USA’84 in addition to SKorea’88 and Australia’00, after profitable three pre-Olympic meets in Brazil, Uruguay, and Lima (the place Málaga performed certainly one of her greatest matches). She additionally performed on the Peruvian nationwide group in 1986, 1990,and 1994 FIVB World Championships.
Mexico City 1981
Working with Luisa Fuentes and Norma Velarde, she turned a key sportswoman within the early levels of her sporting profession and particularly when the nation’s junior aspect started a run of success between 1978 and 1982, a staff made up of 12 younger-up-and- coming athletes, amongst them Cecilia Tait and Gina Torrealba in addition to Denisse Fajardo and Rosa García. It was throughout this era, for instance, the place they captured their second consecutive Regional trophy, heralding a brand new period for Peru.
In reality, the euphoria brought on by this new era had seen results when the excessive-flying squad reached to the finals on the Second version of the FIVB World Youth Volleyball Championship at Mexico City towards the top of 1981, thrilling a rustic that fourteen months earlier had its first multi-candidate presidential election. During the Junior meet, nevertheless, it was all of the extra surprising as Peru additionally routed the People’s Republic of China (theorically the pre-event favourite) three-1 (15-Eight, 15-5, 11-15, 17-15), earlier than falling to the South Koreans within the gold-medal match. Around this time, additionally they had an essential win over the Soviet Union (three-1) in regardless of of the skepticism of journalists within the competitors. From the start the Peruvian aspect was not thought-about a frontrunner at Mexico. At that point, the united states was hailed as one of the revered junior delegations in Europe.
In reality, Málaga and her staff-mates led her nation to an enormous dream nurtured for many years by profitable the silver medal, the perfect junior end in Latino volleyball till 1985. But that was solely the start of a brand new period.
Spartakiade Games 1983
From 1980 to 2003, Natalia Málaga was by no means left outdoors of the nation’s senior staff, however she was the underside reserve because of her worldwide inexperience and brief peak (1,70m-tall). Yet she struggled from the start to be accepted as one of many six primary athletes after profitable a berth as newcomer to attend the 1980 Moscow Summer Games, the place she at 16 turned one of many youngest entries. By this time, her dream was to grow to be one of many sportswomen of the nation’s nationwide sextet on the 1984 Los Angeles Games. And that was precisely what she did.
Since 1983 there have been new modifications on the nationwide workforce: Man Bok Park dropped two sportswomen (Ana Cecilia Carrillo and Silvia León) from the Peruvian aspect that may go on to win the IX Venezuela Pan American Games. Meanwhile, setter Raquel Chumpitaz –whose son (Matthew) performs on the U.S. males’s junior nationwide squad because the early 2010s– couldn’t compete for the Latino aspect after marrying to an European citizen and moved to her new house: Budapest, Hungary’s capital metropolis. Thus, Carmen Pimentel, Denisse Fajardo, and Gina Torrealba have been referred to as by Mr. Park to switch Carrillo, León, and the brand new Hungarian woman. However, within the Venezuelan capital, there have been poor outcomes: Peru routed Brazil three-2 within the bronze-medal recreation, upon dropping to Cuba (zero-three) and the States (zero-three) in straight units in the course of the preliminary spherical and semis.
Due to their worldwide standing as runners-up on the 1982 FIVB World Tournament, Peru was particular visitor by the united states Olympic Committee to take part within the Spartakiade Games -a type of Soviet Olympics throughout Cold War– at Moscow within the latter half of 1983, the place it didn’t even make the semis and ending behind Cuba, Russia and two former Soviet republics. After the demise of the nation’s nationwide squad on the Pan American Games,emerged the determine of Natalia Málaga.
Los Angeles (CA) 1984
Peruvian-born Natalia Málaga is a large inspiration to many Olympic athletes (male or feminine) of Latin America because the mid-1980s when she started to make a reputation for herself on the planet of volleyball after being considered top-of-the-line gamers on the 23rd Summer Olympics at Los Angeles (CA). Although she missed out on profitable a bronze medal, her Olympic efficiency has develop into emblematic in international volleyball.
Since then, Málaga was the perfect selection when Mr. Park had critical issues to qualify for the second spherical on the 1984 L.A Olympics, a aim that was troublesome regardless of a Soviet-led boycott. From the start, Málaga didn’t disappoint when was chosen to switch her countrywoman Carmen Pimentel, who had not an excellent efficiency throughout these years.
With a preventing spirit, Málaga led Peruvian delegation to a fourth place within the 1984 Summer Games,following a historic win over South Korea, twice international junior champion (1977 & 1981). This match was robust from the beginning: Peru beat SK three-2 with the next scores: 15-Eight, 15-6, 7-15, 6-15, 15-13; Peru’s first victory over SKorea because the 1960s. Two years earlier, the Latin American republic was upset by SK zero-three within the FIVB Women’s World Championships on residence soil, one of many world’s main sporting events.
As properly as profitable their match towards SK, they knocked Canada three-zero (15-9, 15-10, 15-Four) out of the preliminary spherical, earlier than dropping to Japan three-zero (15-Eight, 15-7, 15-5). Soon afterward, within the semi-finals, the Peruvian aspect was routed by US squad three-zero (16-14, 15-9, 15-10), earlier than falling to Japan three-1 (14-16, 15-Four, 15-7, 15-10) within the medal-bronze recreation.
Achieving a excessive degree in volleyball within the mid-1980s, Málaga moved to Seoul to play for a short while within the South Korean championship (some of the competitives in Far East), turning into one of many first Latino sportswomen to play within the Asian event, alongside Maria Isabel Alencar of Brazil (who performed in Japan). Although her dream was to turn out to be knowledgeable participant in both Italy or Brazil. A dream that she realized towards the top of this decade.
The Road to South Korea 1988
In the center of her golden years, Málaga went to what’s now the Czech Republic to compete within the Global Tournament, following capturing the SA title and enjoying within the Republic of Korea. In the previous Czechoslovakia, she and her colleagues gained a bronze medal by defeating East Germany three-1. Without she, the nationwide staff might have not had a lot respect from their rivals as Cuba, the German Democratic Republic (GDR), and the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Astonishingly, she might play all of the six positions on the courtroom. Over the subsequent yr, by 1987, they defeated Brazil three-zero to win the SA Women’s Olympic Games Qualification Tournament at Maldonado, Uruguay, which adopted the Peruvian contingent to compete for the XXIV Modern Olympiad, and claimed the Liberation Cup at Czechoslovakia months earlier. Later that occasion, they went to Japan the place profitable a Pre-World Cup. Certainly Peru’s lengthy dream of Olympic gold in ladies’s staff volleyball was virtually realized within the following yr.
After declining an invite to compete at a world meet on Cuba’s capital metropolis, the South American title-holders went to Korea within the quest for the Olympic glory. Aside from Málaga, the nation’s sportswomen have been led by the longer term Hall of Famers Cecilia Tait and Gaby Pérez. Soon afterward, they gained a measure of historic revenge when the nationwide aspect overcome the People’s Republic of China three-2, sparking off celebrations on residence soil. Less than six years earlier than the nationwide staff gained its first Olympic medal, at residence, Peru -a contingent made up of 9 rookies– was upset by China within the gold-medal match on the FIVB World Championship.
In a remaining as thrilling because the duel between USA and the united states in the course of the gold-medal recreation on the 1972 Olympic Basketball Tournament at Munich (West Germany), the Soviet Union -a group made up of 12 giants– had a come-from-behid 5 set win over Peru to win the gold-medal match at Seoul’88. In the meantime, the nation’s feminine contingent dominated the sports activities pages for weeks for the primary time within the Peruvian capital, an space historically monopolized by soccer. In reality, this Olympic ultimate was a milestone within the historical past of Peru’s sports activities.
For her massive efficiency in the course of the 1988 Seul Games, the excessive-flying athlete then performed professionally within the Italian (also known as one of many world’s greatest tournaments) championship. She additionally was scheduled to play in Brazil. Within Brazilian circles, she was some of the revered figures,together with the longer term Hall of Famers Tait and Ana Beatriz Moser ( a nationwide sporting hero in her native nation). Over the next years, she gained her final Continental Contests in Brazil and Peru respectively.
Under the management of Málaga, Gabriela Pérez del Solar and Sonia Ayaucam, the nation’s sportswomen dominated the Regional Tournament held at Cuzco in 1993 by beating Brazil within the last recreation, after lacking out to Barcelona for the 1992 Summer Olympics. Subsequently, Malaga’s love and keenness for her nation led her to play ten extra years, a interval the place she was nonetheless regarded by far as probably the most excellent Peruvian volleyball participant nicely forward of younger athletes. However, the nation’s Golden Age completed and the Latin American republic by no means once more was capable of win regional titles. This additionally worsened as a consequence of a Brazilian technique to seek out tall athletes to compete within the FIVB championships.
At the 2003 South American Tournament, Málaga competed for the final time at worldwide degree, however she failed to steer an Asian-style play towards Brazil (zero-three) and Argentina (2-three). Previously, Málaga was thrust into the highlight in 2000 as she had been the athlete to encourage her delegation to win a berth for the Sydney 2000 Games in the course of the SA Women’s Olympic Games Qualification Tournament on house soil, following a win over Argentina (three-2). Over the subsequent years, her publish on the nationwide squad was taken by Leyla Chihuan (knowledgeable athlete-turned- congresswoman since July 2011).
When individuals from the Spanish-speaking world speak concerning the nice influential volleyball gamers, they speak about Cecilia Tait, Luisa Fuentes, Mireya Luis Hernández, Regla Torres, Gabriela Pérez del Solar and, in fact, Natalia Málaga. Because of those causes and others, she ought to be inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame. She can be a tribute to all these sportswomen who’re competing beneath unfavourable circumstances within the creating world.
A New Mission
Since the late 2000s, Málaga is again within the middle of Peru’s volleyball: She has accepted a brand new problem as coach of the Peruvian youth volleyball aspect. Before working with these youngsters, she was typically invited by TV journalists to touch upon volleyball matches.
Under’s Málaga steerage, the host Peru will compete within the Under-19 World Championship in July 2011 in Lima and Trujillo (a tremendous metropolis on Peru´s north coast). As a coach, she is nicely-recognized for her ardour, dedication, perseverance, consistency, and seemingly limitless capability for arduous work. In the meantime, she instilled in everybody of her fees ideas reminiscent of “don’t bend, win, work hard, love for Peru (her love for her country is a great example to all Peruvians)…never give up and always believe in yourself”.
Up to now, Málaga has guided her gamers to about 5 worldwide medals. By 2010, for instance, she led Peru’s youth sext to a bronze within the ladies’s volleyball on the Inaugural Youth Olympic Games at Singapore City (Southeast Asia), earlier than profitable a silver within the Under-19 Regional Tournament at Colombia. Recently, after declining an invite to play frienldy matches in Russia, Natalia led her house nation Peru to win the Under-20 Women’s Pan American Tournament at Lima with a staff made up of very younger people, amongst them Clarivett Yllescas (17), Brenda Uribe (17), and Ginna López (17).
Upon witnessing Peru’s win, Málaga stated, “This is a very important step in preparation for the FIVB World Championship here and I am very glad because it was one of our best games”. A month earlier, in May 2011, she and the Peruvian ladies’s coaching squad launched into a 4-week tour of Europe (Serbia, Turkey, Slovakia, Italy, and Spain), a world expertise that was a key to win the Pan American gold medal.
In her spare time, on the opposite aspect, she enjoys browsing on the Peruvian coast, horseback driving, and enjoying together with her little canine at her homeland. She has a daughter.
London 2012
Through her hardworking character and braveness, Málaga has an enormous want: needs to resuscitate Peru’s volleyball, which had its golden age within the 1970s and 1980s. Over the final many years the senior nationwide group – among the many shortest/oldest groups on the Planet– has been defeated by Puerto Rico, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and different squads. By 2008, they misplaced to Venezuela for the Olympic qualification on house soil, being eradicated to take part at Beijing for the XXIX Modern Olympiad. This was a extreme blow for Peru. Then, the nationwide group had a troublesome win over Costa Rica (25-18, 25-18, 32-34, 25-19) in final yr’s FIVB World Championship in Japan. Recently, in July 2011, they -possibly the worst squad within the historical past of Peru’s volleyball– couldn’t win the suitable to compete within the 2012 World Grand Prix after dropping to Argentina (presently runner-up on the 2010 Regional Cup behind Brazil) 2-three.
S.O.S: Peru Needs Giants Today!
Frankly talking, the event of a brand new era of winners will probably be a troublesome mission:You can’t convey the Olympic requirements of Europe, Brazil, and the People’s Republic of China to a rustic that has one of many worst Olympic budgets within the Western Hemisphere because the mid-1970s. In reality, sport is all the time ignored by native politicians after the multi-social gathering polls. The budgets of the Latin American states are ten occasions greater than Peru’s nationwide common. Ecuador -with a inhabitants of 14.5 million– has an annual finances of $ 100 million. The warfare-torn nation of Colombia sends $ 160 million to their athletes. Venezuela’s Olympic contestants obtain $ 200 million for his or her worldwide preparation. Meanwhile the Peruvian rule –with one of many strongest economies within the Hispanic world– put aside $ 7 million for Olympic sport. This is a daft sum. Under that environment, the brand new era of gamers has performed in Peru–which has a inhabitants of over 30 million.
The nation’s nationwide Under-18 and Under-20 groups want a number of excursions on Asia -you can see the instance of Brazil’s women once they visited the People’s Republic of China throughout a month within the mid-1980s–, Europe, and the States (ought to benefit from Raquel Chumpitaz’s hyperlinks with the American volleyball). Secondly, the Peruvian Volleyball Federation ought to arrange an aggressive nationwide undertaking to seek out tall women (1,80-2,00) within the nation, from Tumbes and Ucayali to Tacna and Loreto, and out of doors of Peru to construct groups make up of one of the best giants gamers from the nation. All volleyball leaders ought to goal at that. It could be very, essential for the longer term! Thirdly, as a result of her standing as newbie athletes the youngsters and her different group-mates ought to get an enormous increase: scholarships, rewards, and particular help from the Peruvian rule. This sport must be thought-about a nationwide heritage in Peru -similar to the nation’s delicacies, Machu Picchu, etc- as Brazil has made with the soccer. Throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s, volleyball gave Peru the chance to strengthen its nationwide satisfaction and id. As stated as soon as Tony Blair, the previous Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, ” Sport has the power to change the world, the power to inspire, the power to unite people in a way that little else can. Sport can create hope…It is an instrument for peace”.
Malaga’s Girls
Angela Leyva: “The most likely future Mireya Luis Hernandez from Peru”. She possesses all of the requisite qualities of a world celebrity: Passion, tall, youth, and self-discipline. At the 2011 Under-18 Pan American Tournament at Mexico, she was a revelation with solely 14 years previous and 1,80m tall. Her performances towards Chile and the Dominican Republic (through the bronze-medal match) are an instance of her nice future and Olympic spirit. Along with Andrea Urrutia (1,84m), Ginna López (1,85), Zoila Huaman (1,90), Sandra Santana (1,80), Rosa Valiente (1,82m), and Katherine Regalado (1,85m), she is one among Peru’s greatest hope of profitable a South American trophy. Leyva is likely one of the youngest gamers for the pre-Peruvian aspect.
Rafaela Camet: Born on 14 September, 1992 in Lima.This indoor feminine athlete performs because the latter half of the 2000s. At the age of 14 years previous, she was one of many members of Peru’s Under-18 nationwide volleyball workforce that competed on the FIVB World Cup within the United Mexican States in 2007. She has captured many worldwide medals in addition to a Pan American Junior gold medal. As nicely as profitable these medals, she helped the Peruvian staff to a sixth-place end within the Under-17 World Cup in 2009.
Ginna López: She selected to put on the quantity 10 on her uniform. Despite having much less expertise that her staff-mates, Ginna López (No 1 at nationwide under-18 degree) was Malaga’s secret weapon on the Under-20 Women’s Volleyball Pan American Tournament earlier than a delirious house crowd in June 2011 (her worldwide debut as a junior participant). One of the moments most enjoyable was when the viewers shouted “Ginna, Ginna…” Later on, greater than 6,000 followers in attendance erupted into an ovation. Since then, she didn’t disappoint. Blocking strongly over the web, center-blocker López was a key-athlete within the matches towards Cuba and the Dominican Republic, who was runner-up within the final Junior World Cup, within the semis and finals within the continental meet. From the beginning of the Pan American occasion, López demonstrated that she is able to enjoying a world-class recreation of volleyball. Another athlete had the submit, however López satisfied Málaga that she might do it higher.Weeks in the past, she, sadly, was not on a 28-day tour of Europe due to damage. However, whereas her colleagues head to Europe, she was invited to go to Swizerland to take part on the 2011 Montreaux Volleyball Master with the senior aspect, however she didn’t compete there. With a number of worldwide matches in Far East, Europe and the States, she can be one of many biggest blockers within the Americas. She ought to achieve a berth among the many 12 gamers to compete within the 2012 Summer Olympics within the United Kingdom. On the opposite hand, she was left off the under-18 nationwide volleyball squad as a result of she was reserved to coach in Lima with the junior squad. With her play, Peru’s under-18 nationwide squad would have qualify for the finals on the Under-18 Pan American occasion in North America.
Brenda Daniela Uribe: She is a born-athlete! She comes from a nicely-revered household of volleyball gamers. Miss Uribe is nicely-generally known as a prime scorer within the junior tournaments on Earth because the late 2000s. With solely 15 years previous, she,who stands 1,82m, led the Peruvian assault through the Under-17 World Tournament within the Kingdom of Thailand (Southeast Asia), the place was probably the most excellent athletes. As an offensive chief for the Peruvian aspect, quickly afterward, she captured the bronze medal on the First Young Summer Olympics which have been held at Singapore City. With 21 factors, she additionally guided Peru to a come-from-behind 4-set win over the Dominican Republic within the First Junior Pan American Cup. But that wasn’t all! Aside from being thought-about the Best Spiker, she was named the Championship’s Most Valuable Player. Ironically she was not member of the senior squad that competed within the final World Championship in Japan (2010). With her absence, Peru misplaced an enormous alternative to enhance its worldwide standing. Without a doubt, she is a key-participant to defeat Brazil sooner or later!
Zoila Huaman Correa: She was born on March 1, 1995 in Lima, Peru, starting her sporting profession at Deportivo Huanca. Huaman is likely one of the youngest gamers for the pre-Peruvian aspect. She has a number of on-line followers that need to see her as an official participant on the Peruvian staff. Because of her peak, Huaman might be a multi-gifted center blocker as was Gabriela Pérez del Solar throughout her Olympic profession within the latter half of the 80s and early 90s. A duet Zoila Huaman (1,90m) – Ginna López (1,85m) can be an ideal machinary to make factors towards Argentina and Brazil, each groups make up of giants. She earned a spot on Peru’s nationwide under-18 squad that competed on the under-18 Pan American Championship.
Historically, Peru (Miss Pérez del Solar) and the USA (Flo Hyman, Rose Magers) have been pioneers to ship big gamers to the FIVB Tournaments within the 20th century, nevertheless, since 1993, Peru has been unable to supply big gamers. By the mid-1980s, Gabriela Perez del Solar was an inspiration by the Brazilian and Cuban coaches (and Olympic czars) who to enhance the Peruvian mannequin within the subsequent many years. My “big dream” was to see Gabriela Pérez del Solar (1,93m) and Sammy Duarte (1,92m) -thanks to Duarte, Peru beat the People’s Republic of China in 5 units on the Under-19 World Cup within the late 1980s- as center-blockers (in addition to Katherine Horny and Paola Paz as official gamers) on the Peruvian aspect, however this by no means occurred. Instead of that, Peru despatched a tiny squad to the Pre-Olympic occasion in Tokyo (Japan) and misplaced to America for the 1992 Olympian qualification (in lots of points, from sports activities to politics, in Peru all the time our previous is best that our current).If Peru had 5 big blockers (1,86- 1,95), will probably be Olympic champ. With a robust work, worldwide excursions and far endurance (in fact), Huaman is an choice. At the age of sixteen she holds a peak of 1,90m!
Clarivett Illescas (Captain): She will characterize Peru within the Junior World Cup in her homeland. At the age of 17, she is a younger however gifted athlete in her residence nation of Peru. From Málaga’s coaching, she has developed an aggressive play with deadly assaults. Currently she is among the prime-scorers within the official tournaments. From 2008 to 2011, she captured no less than 5 FIVB worldwide medals in Singapore, Colombia, Cuba and different nations. This forceful athlete, ought to win a spot for the 2012 London Olympics resulting from her expertise and Olympian self-discipline, in addition to humble and sporting future. Peru wants a participant as her to defeat the Brazilian aspect sooner or later competitions.
Vivian Baella: Hailing from Rioja (San Martin, Peru), she made the choice to go away residence at a really younger age to comply with their goals as a number of Peruvian gamers. During a recreation towards Argentina within the Young South American Championship within the late 2000s, Baella guided the Peruvian aspect to the win and gained the ticket to compete within the Under-18 FIVB World Championships when she was solely 16 years previous. Soon afterward, she and her workforce-mates made historical past once they defeated the People’s Republic of China three-zero within the international event at Southeast Asia, the place Peru turned one of many six most revered groups on the Planet. In her hometown, she is a “celebrity”, in different phrases the “favorite daughter of Rioja”.
Alexandra Muñoz: Born on 16 August, 1992. After 4 days battled matches towards Mexico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic on the Inaugural Junior Pan American Tournament, she picked up a complete of two particular awards: Best Setter & Best Server. She, who stands 1,77m in peak, is a pivotal pressure on the Peruvian squad. Like Clarivett Yllescas, Zoila Huaman, Brenda Uribe, Ginna López, Angela Leyva, Sandra Santana, Katherine Regalado and Andrea Urrutia, she ought to be on the senior group and can characterize Peru on the Grand Prix 2011.
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Alejandro Guevara Onofre
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