The Campeonato Autonómico de Pistola Fuego Central brought together 54 shooters at the Tiro de Pichón in El Puerto. The almost 900 euros raised will go to the association Madre Teresa de Calcuta, based in San Fernando, which helps vulnerable people.
The Club de Tiro Bahía de Cádiz has brought together 54 participants in the Campeonato Autonómico de Pistola Fuego Central, held this weekend at the Tiro de Pichón in El Puerto de Santa María. The event has had a charitable nature: the almost 900 euros raised will go to the association Madre Teresa de Calcuta, based in San Fernando, according to the entity's treasurer, Manuel Figuereo.
Clothing, workshops and food
That association helps vulnerable people by providing clothing, training workshops and food distribution, as detailed by the club's treasurer.
The winners
In senior men's, Josué Guerrero won, and he was also the shooter with the most points, 555. In women's, Emma Sánchez won. In senior veteran, first place went to Teodoro Carballo; in master veteran, to Antonio Juan Anguita, and in veteran, to John Hughes. The club highlighted the presence of Antonio Anguita from El Puerto, one of the best shooters in Spain.
A club with titles
The Club de Tiro Bahía de Cádiz organises around a monthly championship and this year has once again won the title of best shooting club in Spain, according to the entity. In the seven national competitions and the Andalusian championships held this year it has achieved eight first places, nine second and eight third, in disciplines such as 25-metre standard pistol, centre-fire pistol, 9 mm, standard air pistol, air speed and Olympic speed.
The prize ceremony
The Councillor for Sports of the El Puerto Town Council, Alejandro Galán, presided over the prize ceremony and highlighted the competitive level of the event. The club's activity can be followed on its website, the Club de Tiro Bahía de Cádiz website, and on Instagram.