Eusko Label League
Orio left no room for surprises in Lekeitio
The San Nikolas won their eighth summer victory by winning the XLI. El Correo Ikurriña-Kutxabank SN-Lekeitio City Council. The Donostiarra was second to 7 seconds after winning the second sleeve. The third was the Lekittarra to 8 seconds after easily dominating the first sleeve in the home regatta.
Gorka Aranberri: "We had our eyes on winning a flag in Lekeitio for the first time"
Gorka Aranberri, patron saint of Orio, speaks of the flag won in Lekeitio on the 11th day of the Eusko Label League.
Final meters of Orio in the Ikurriña de Santurtzi
Look again at the last few meters of the Santurtzi Flag of the Eusko Label League.
Ander Zabala: "In Santurtzi the regatta is always very physical"
Orioko arraunlari is very happy to win the Ikurriña de Santurtzi and the season they are making. Ander Zabala is santurtziarra, and rowing at home is always special.
Orio has also been skillful in the Santurtzi Creek
Asier Arego, enjoying rowing like a debutante
This weekend the Euskotren and Eusko Label leagues will be played in Santurtzi, and we have been with the patron of the local trainer, Asier Arego, who left the paddle in 2010 but returned to the sea and debuted this year in the highest category.
The Lekittarra 'is at a sweet time and will row at home on Sunday
Isuntza's female trainer has won the first flag in her history. The male trainer is also on the right track. Lekittarra's goal was to stay at the beginning of the season and, for the time being, firm steps are being taken to achieve the goal. a0
Nine Bemeos in the Bou Bizkaia
In addition, Oier Guena and Asier Ruiz de Alegría have made their debut this season at the top. As have shown that they have benefited from quota conditions. Bilbo, Castro and Getxo flags have been waved so far.
Hondarribia is in the midst of generational change
Two years ago, eight rowers from Hondarribia left the club, so they promoted several rowers from the quarry to the first team, including Iker Huarte, Mattin Colas and Xabier Olaskoaga.
Joseba Rodriguez: "There has been a lot of tension from beginning to end"
The Orio rosemary has seen today's regatta from the ground, he has said that it has been a very tight regatta and that with today's victory they have taken a big step in the Eusko Label League. Today Zierbena has put them in difficulties, but 'the rivals are all'.
Orio has also been crowned in Bueu, despite the resistance of Zierbena
Orio imposes his law on Chapela
Iñaki Goikoetxea: "We are concerned that there are differences between the streets"
This weekend the races of the major rowing leagues will be played in Galicia, where this year they will have two weekends. We have been with Iñaki Goikoetxea 'Sagua', patron saint of Lekittarra, to talk about the weekend ahead of them.
Juan Zunzunegi: "The goal is to compete in the first round and we're on it; we can't fail."
Chapela is meeting the forecast of the start of the season: to compete in the first round. Coach Juan Zunzunegi looks forward to Saturday's regatta at home, knowing that the key to maintaining the category is not to fail.
Asier Irureta, 202 consecutive regatta with Ondarroa
Asier Irureta has made 202 consecutive races in the Ondarroa trainer, they have started the season perfectly, they are rowing in the second round and they are eighth in the ranking with San Juan ahead at two points.
Mikel Ojeda, Urdaibai rosemary: "Thank God I got the toast right, it was a tough time."
The rower, who had to repair his tosta in Castro's regatta, has acknowledged that there were moments of "great nervousness" and "great responsibility."
What happened in Castro, in Saturday's regatta, and why?
With Ibon Gaztañazpi on the set of EITB's Sports program, we discussed what happened on Saturday at the Eusko Label League regatta in Castro.
Orio's regatta at the Camping Orio flag, seen from the mini-chamber
Oriotarra boats on the fifth day of the Eusko Label League The regatta won by the boat of Gorka Aranberri, seen from the mini-chamber on board.
Gorka Aranberri: "What I didn't enjoy yesterday I enjoyed today"
Gorka Aranberri, patron saint of Orio, has shared the experiences of today's Camping Orio regatta, the fastest at home after failing to reach its highest level in Castro. Aranberri has said that blows like Saturday's are "necessary" for the sport to be better and for her trainer to be more competitive.
