The Euskal Selekzioa has won two more medals in the World Cup. The under-23 girls have won the silver medal and the 540 kilogram women's team has won the bronze medal.
The Basque shooters did well in the final against Germany, but in the end they couldn't win the gold and had to settle for silver.
Laukiz's team has been the only Basque team to have passed the group stage in the 540 kilogram category. Mutriku and Goiherri have been on the verge of getting among the top four. The Basque teams have collected three medals.
Gaztedi A has been silver and Goiherri A bronze in the 560 kilogram male category. The two Basque teams have been measured in semi-finals and Gaztedi has qualified for the final, but has not been able to win gold for the third time in a row. The Laukiztarras have lost the final in two runs to the German Simonswald tade.
Six Basque teams have taken part in the 500-pound women's competition at the Sokatira World Cup in Mossel Bay, South Africa.
The Gaztedi and Goiherri teams have competed on the first day of the Sokatira World Championship in South Africa, with the Goiherri A only one point away from qualifying for the quarterfinals.
The Sokatira World Championship in Taiwan has had a large Basque representation and, although they have not won a gold medal, they have surrendered to a good level. Teams from Ibarra, Abadiño, Ansoain and Chantrea have participated, competing not only in groups but also representing the Basque Country.
The women have obtained silver in the range of 500 kilograms, and the other two have been bronze; one has been obtained by men in the range of 600 kilograms, and the other in the mixed sub 23.
As far as the Basque delegation is concerned, the Sokatira Group in Abadiño was third, and today the women of the Sokatira Group in Ibarra have done the same.
The Sokatira World Championship is being held these days in Taiwan, in the city of Taipei. As far as the Basque delegation is concerned, the Sokatira Group of Abadiño has been third this Thursday.
