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El personaje misteriosos de Flagrant de Santiago Aldama a ...
La pasada semana nos fuimos hasta la ciudad riojana de Quel, ya que allí, un 7 de diciembre de 1968, nacía nuestro protagonista, Santiago Aldama Alesón, que es el padre del jugador de los Grizzlies, Santiago Aldama Toledo.
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Santiago Aldama se formó en la cantera del CAI Zaragoza, y paso por equipos como CB Zaragoza,…
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This 1560 poster is nearly 3 and 1/2 feet in length and lists hundreds of books forbidden by the Spanish Inquisition. The Houghton copy is the only one known to survive.
Cathalogo de los libros que se prohiben. Valladolid, 1560.
CB In23 1560
Houghton Library, Harvard University
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El Colegio leonés se proclama campeón
El pasado veintiocho de abril, el Cadete A dirigido por Luis Castillo se proclamaba campeón de Castilla y León, tras superar la Final Four, en la que ganaron a CBC Valladolid ,Maristas de Palencia y CB Tizona de Burgos . Tres partidos muy disputados pero que se quedaron a favor del equipo local con pleno de victorias, lo que les permitía conseguir el billete para el campeonato de España de clubes disputado en Huelva del diecinueve al veinticinco de mayo, donde se enfrentarán a las mejores canteras del país.
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El personaje misterioso de Flagrant, de Iván Corrales a ...
En el último personaje misterioso nos fuimos hasta la preciosa ciudad de Plasencia, donde un 12 de julio de 1974 nacía nuestro personaje misterioso de la pasada edición, Iván Corrales.
Un Iván Corrales que paso por muchos clubs de ACB y LEB, Joventut Badalona, Fuenlabrada, CB Sevilla, Cantabria Lobos, Saski Baskonia, Tenerife club de Baloncesto, Valladolid, Baloncesto Atapuerca, CDB Amistad y…
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10 Of The Most Successful People With Down Syndrome
10 Of The Most Successful People With Down Syndrome
It’s no secret that people with Down Syndrome are not always fully embraced by society. Even in the wealthiest, most advanced parts of the world, prejudice of this kind continues to persist, and doesn’t appear to be going anywhere anytime soon. But wherever there is prejudice, there are those who stand up against it, and the following are just 10 examples of people who have torn down barriers and broken glass ceilings for people with Down Syndrome all over the world.
See Also: 10 Epic Tales Of Survival Against All Odds
10 Ángela Bachiller—Politician
Ángela Bachiller kicked off her political career in 2011, when she began working at City Hall in the Spanish city of Valladolid. A member of the People’s Party, Bachiller spent over two years working as an administrative assistant in City Hall, before standing for election in 2011. Although Bachiller did not win a seat in that election, placing 18th for 17 available posts, she assumed office two years later when a corruption scandal forced Jesús García Galván to step down.
While some may attempt to downplay Bachiller’s success by pointing out that she didn’t win the election outright, it should also be noted that she very well may have, if people with Down Syndrome were allowed to vote in Spain. While there is no outright ban on people with intellectual disabilities voting, Spanish courts usually declare people with Down Syndrome as “incapacitated”. Intended to protect them from fraud and exploitation, such a ruling also revokes their right to vote, making it all the more impressive that Bachiller managed to hold a position when she couldn’t even vote for herself.[1]
9Collette Divitto—Entrepreneur
Even without laws that explicitly forbid them from fully integrating into society, people with Down Syndrome consistently face an uphill battle in trying to do so. Collette Divitto discovered just how true this is when, despite finishing a 3 year cooking course at Clemson University in just two years, job interview after job interview was met with nothing but polite rejection.
Hellbent on entering the workforce, Collette took her most popular recipe, “The Amazing Cookie”, and founded Collettey’s Cookies. Initially working with a single grocery store, Collette gradually built up her client base, raising her profile with media appearances on CNN, MSNBC, CBS, GMA, BBC, and more, ultimately leading to a partnership with Lays Potato Chips. Collette now employs 13 people, and hopes to use her platform to reduce unemployment and poverty levels among people with disabilities.[2]
8Jamie Brewer—Actor
Probably the most-famous person on this list, Jamie Brewer is an actor that many of you will recognise from her prominent and recurring roles in the American Horror Story series. Having worked in theatre for over a decade, Brewer skyrocketed to international fame when she made her TV debut portraying Adelaide “Addy” Langdon in the pilot of the hit horror show, and has been a regular fixture ever since.
In an interview conducted shortly after season one aired, Brewer said “the most difficult part of playing Adelaide is learning how to portray someone who isn’t always viewed acceptable to her mother and society. This is a new challenge for me”.
Since she started on the show, Brewer has worked on a number of TV shows & films, and is currently slated to play Princess Aurora (a.k.a. Sleeping Beauty) in a film series that takes old fairytales and gives a more active role to the leading ladies.[3]
7Marte Wexelsen Goksøyr—Playwright
Born in Norway in 1982, Marte Wexelsen Goksøyr is a public speaker and disability activist, but she is most well-known for her work as a writer—more specifically, a playwright. Her most famous work is her interpretation of Cinderella, which is based on her own life, performed at one of Oslo’s most prestigious theatres, and features live music from the naughties pop band Hellogoodbye.
Goksøyr’s work made her the first woman to win The Bjørnson Prize from the Norwegian Academy of Literature and Freedom of Expression, and her version of Cinderella was even used as the basis of a scientific study that examined the differences in attitudes towards disabled actors between adults and children.[4]
6 Judith Scott—Sculptor
Judith Scott (1943-2005) had exactly the kind of childhood you would expect from someone who became a world renowned artist. Judith’s parents chose not to acknowledge her condition, which was compounded by the fact that she had gone deaf, unbeknownst to anyone in her life. At seven years old, Judith’s twin sister Joyce woke up to find Judith had been taken to a care home, where her undiagnosed deafness meant she failed to qualify for any sort of classes at all.
Forbidden by their mother to visit Judith, Joyce spent much of her life working with children in need until, after a 35 year battle, she became Judith’s guardian and moved her to another institution. For years, Judith took almost no interest in any of the creative activities available there, until the day a guest teacher came in to give a class on fiber art.
Judith immediately took the the art form, taking all sorts of objects and wrapping them in threads and yarn. It was clear that her work went well beyond pure aesthetics, with the director of the institute saying that Judith was “learning to speak”. Much of her work clearly reflects the loneliness & isolation she experienced in childhood, with twins being a major theme as well.
After 10 years, Judith was given her first exhibition which, coupled with a book about her work, caught the attention and acclaim of the international art community. She soon became the subject of 4 documentaries in three languages, and to this day has permanent exhibitions in 12 museums across 6 countries.[5]
5Madeline Stuart—Supermodel
Madeline Stuart is a professional supermodel who was born in Australia in 1996. After attending a Brisbane fashion show in 2014, Stuart decided she wanted to be a model and began training. The following year, her mother launched an online campaign, which quickly gathered steam, resulting in Stuart signing 2 contracts in one week.
Stuart’s career didn’t stop there, and she quickly racked up quite the collection of accolades, such as walking the catwalk in New York Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, London Fashion Week, and various other weeks and shows around the world. Stuart has also been profiled in both Vogue & Forbes, and has completed the Special Olympics triathlon three times.[6]
4Pablo Pineda—DipT BA
Pablo Pineda is an actor and educator most well-known for being the first European with Down Syndrome to obtain a university degree, having completed both a Diploma in Teaching and a BA in Educational Psychology. In 2009, he won the Silver Shell Award at the San Sebastián International Film Festival for his role in Yo Tambien, a film about a university graduate with Down Syndrome. Despite the name, the Silver Shell award is actually the top acting prize at the festival, which is one of only 14 category A film festivals in the world. Upon returning to his native Malaga, Pineda was also presented with the Shield of the City by the local Mayor.
Although he still acts, Pineda wants to build a career in education, and is currently working on implementing an international strategy to increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities. Pineda is a regular guest speaker at universities across the world, has written multiple books, and has a TedTalk available to watch online.[7]
3 Sujeet Desai—Musician
Sujeet Desai is a musician from Buffalo, New York who graduated from high school with a 4.3 GPA before graduating from Berkshire Hills Music Academy two years later. All in all, Desai can play seven instruments: Piano, violin, drums, Bb clarinet, Bass clarinet, trumpet, and saxophone. Two documentaries have been made about his accomplishments, and he has received major media attention throughout the years, featuring on shows such as The View, 20/20, The Oprah Winfrey Show, as well as in the Wall Street Journal & New York Times. His greatest accomplishment so far was his 2015 performance at Carnegie Hall, for which he received a standing ovation.
Needless to say, Desai has a Pantheon of awards to his name, including a number of Olympic medals. That, along with his musical ability, may be why he was chosen to give a solo performance at the opening ceremony of the 2009 Winter Special Olympics. He currently lives in New York with his wife Carolyn, and is working towards earning a second performance at Carnegie Hall.[8]
2 Karen Gaffney—Athlete
In 1977, Jim Gaffney held his 9 month old daughter Karen, and blew air in her face. Once her lips were closed, he placed her briefly underwater, in the hopes that he could gradually improve her breathing and muscle tone. This unusual idea proved to be a bit of a Moana moment for Karen, who has gone on to enjoy an incredibly successful career as a swimmer.
In addition to winning two gold medals in the Special Olympics, Karen was the first person with Down Syndrome to complete the English Channel relay race, but even then her career was just getting started. Since crossing the channel, she has also conquered Boston Harbor, San Francisco bay (16 times and counting), Lake Champlain, Dun Laoghaire Harbor, and the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon. In 2007, she was the focus of the Documentary Crossing Tahoe: A Swimmer’s Dream.[9]
1 Isabella Springmuhl Tejada—Designer
From an early age, Isabella Springmuhl Tejada followed in the footsteps of her grandmother, who was also a designer. As a child, Isabella would create clothes for her dolls, but play eventually turned into work when she enrolled in a fashion course, where she began working on clothes inspired by Guatemalan culture, as well as designs aimed specifically at people with Down Syndrome.
Springmuhl had her first big showcase in 2015, where she sold her complete collection. The success of her show garnered international attention, and a second exhibit was quickly set up in Panama. Her momentum continued to build, and in 2016 her designs were shown at London Fashion Week, which was followed by another exhibit in Rome. All of this landed her a spot in the BBC’s 100 Women list, an annual collection of the most inspirational and influential women in the world, alongside the likes of Alicia Keys, Simone Biles, and Zoleka Mandela.[10]
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Andebol perde com o CB Ademar León no Torneio Internacional de Viseu
Andebol perde com o CB Ademar León no Torneio Internacional de Viseu
O Benfica entrou a perder na 21.ª edição do Torneio Internacional de Viseu, por 26-28, frente aos espanhóis do CB Ademar León. No domingo (15h00) há dérbi.
No Pavilhão Cidade de Viseu – que acolhe o torneio que, nesta edição, conta com a presença de SL Benfica, FC Porto e Sporting CP (Portugal), CB Ademar León e Atlético Valladolid (Espanha) e HBC Nantes(França) –, portugueses e espanhóis…
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FEATURE: Mohammed Salisu player report; what Southampton fans should expect
Mohammed Salisu’s rapid rise through the football ranks is nothing short of a movie, and it’s only getting started. From playing friendlies in the African Talent Football Academy in Ghana, to Real Valladolid’s youth team, to starting in the La Liga opener last year against Real Betis. All of this in less than 2 years, and now the 21-year-old is off to the Premier League where he’ll be playing for Southampton. Let’s dive in and see what Saints fans can expect from the young talent.
Right off the back, his physical attributes jump off the page. The left-footed centre-back stands at 6’3’’ (190.5 cm), weighing in at 185 lbs (83.9 kg). He uses his big frame to outmuscle attackers and is aggressive when engaging in defensive duels.
One thing that stands out is his ability to size up attackers with his upper body, before using his long legs to poke the ball away. For instance, he is very comfortable dealing with attackers whose backs are faced to the goal. He will get up close and tight to the attacker but will not over commit, instead he will size the attacker up with his size and strength, allow the attacker to receive the ball, and then use his length to poke the ball away and disposes the forward.
However, he needs to do this on a consistent basis. At times he can be too aggressive and overcommit. He can look clumsy and chaotic when coming in for a challenge. Occasionally, instead of sizing up the attacker, he tries to immediately go for the ball, fouling the attacker or allowing the attacker to make one move and slip by. Ralph Hasenhuttl will love his aggressiveness though.
The defender is not afraid to step off his line to intercept/contest an oncoming pass and is usually successful. But, Salisu can be caught out of position and leave lots of space in behind for runners to exploit. Salisu will need to learn how to control his aggression and know when to step out and when to hold his position if he wants to take the next step.
Another reason Hasenhuttl will like Salisu is his athleticism and his ability to track defenders down when teams are on the counter-attack. Southampton have played a high line under Hasenhuttl and with that leaves lots of space in behind for the opponents to expose on the counter. Because of that you need an athletically gifted CB and one that can track back like Salisu. His 6’3’’ frame will deceive you as the defender can chase down most attacking players when defending the counter. He has the pace to get back and make a last-ditch tackle.
However, it must be pointed out that should improve his angles when chasing defenders down. At times he will take a bad angle and run straight at the player, allowing the attacker to run right by him. This is only a minor and very fixable issue that he will learn over time.
Salisu is also impressive in 1v1 situations. He is not afraid to get stuck in on a challenge and let the opposition know he is there. Again, his length and size allow him to poke the ball away from attackers without having to be up tight to the player. He is at his best when he is patient and under control. When he trusts his body and physical attributes, he is able to use that to his advantage and outmuscle the opponent and disposes the opponent.
However, this is not always the case. Again, he can overcommit to a challenge and dive in and lack control, allowing the attacker to make a move and go by. At times he won’t have his feet set and look unbalanced or clumsy in his tackling. He’ll need to improve his footwork and balance in order to make more well-timed tackles. Nevertheless, this a product of only playing 30 senior-level games and something that Hasenhuttl can help him improve upon.
Not only do his defensive qualities standout, but his offensive qualities are something worth noting. Salisu has an impressive blend of dynamic athletic and technical ability. He is very comfortable and confident on the ball. The defender has no issue playing out the back and doesn’t panic when the opposition press. He is also just as comfortable high up in the channel as he is defending his own box.
From time to time he will dribble into the midfield and draw defenders out of place, before making a perfectly weighted pass to the feet of his teammates in the space left in behind. He isn’t afraid to make risky passes, whether it’s a well driven, line breaking, pass into the midfield or a long ball over the top to the striker. That being said, he needs to work on the accuracy of his passes shown by his 84.3% (38th percentile) pass completion and 72.5% (28th percentile) long pass completion.
While current Southampton centre backs Jack Stephens and Jan Bednarek are what you might call ‘no nonsense’ defenders, Salisu can offer something different and complimentary to the Southampton backline.
In conclusion, Southampton are getting one of the better defensive prospects in Spain. Salisu has all the physical and technical qualities to become a top CB but still has plenty of things he can improve on. He has the physicality, speed, and athleticism to adapt to the Premier League. He can size up most forwards and muscle them off the ball, while also having the pace to run with most attacking players.
I think his style of play fits perfectly with what Hasenhuttl wants. An aggressive player who isn’t afraid to step up and knock away incoming passes, while also having the pace to track back.
The young Ghanaian centre back is still raw and very inexperienced with only 30 senior top-flight games under his belt but is very mouldable and quick learner given his rapid rise through the ranks. Under the right coaching, specifically Hasenhuttl, he can be shaped into a top CB in the Premier League. With a respectable price tag of £10.9 million, he won’t need to be tossed into the starting XI right away, and can be given time to turn into the CB he has the qualities of becoming. Mohammed Salisu is one to keep an eye on down the line.
source: Conner McCoy
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Jugadores del CB Carramimbre Ciudad de Valladolid firmarán mañana autógrafos en Vallsur
Jugadores del CB Carramimbre Ciudad de Valladolid firmarán mañana autógrafos en Vallsur
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Jugadores del Carramimbre Club Baloncesto Ciudad de Valladolid acudirán al centro comercial Vallsur de Valladolid este miércoles, a las 19:30 horas, para firmar autógrafos y atender a todos aquellos que quieran acercarse al centro comercial vallisoletano a conocer a las ardillas.
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El personaje misterioso de Flagrant, de Moncho Monsalve a ...
El personaje misterioso de Flagrant, de Moncho Monsalve a …
Vuelve una semana más esa sección que tanto nos gusta hacer y que luego los cuatro de siempre nos destripan en menos de 5 minutos…solo espero que algún día, esos cuatro me digan…Jordi, no hemos sido capaces de adivinar quién es el personaje misterioso.
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Madrid, 28 feb (EFE).- FÚTBOL ------ COPA DEL REY. Semifinales, vuelta --------------------------------- Valencia - Betis 21.00 (28) LALIGA SANTANDER. 26ª jornada ----------------------------- Rayo Vallecano - Girona 21.00 (1) Espanyol - Valladolid 13.00 (2) Villarreal - Alavés 16.15 (2) Huesca - Sevilla 18.30 (2) Real Madrid - Barcelona 20.45 (2) Eibar - Celta 12.00 (3) Betis - Getafe 16.15 (3) Real Sociedad - Atlético de Madrid 18.30 (3) Valencia - Athletic Club 20.45 (3) Leganés - Levante 21.00 (4) LALIGA 1/2/3. 28ª jornada ------------------------- Cádiz - Albacete 16.00 (2) Córdoba - Málaga 18.00 (2) Osasuna - Nàstic 18.00 (2) Mallorca - Elche 12.00 (3) Numancia - Sporting 16.00 (3) Rayo Majadahonda - Granada 18.00 (3) Oviedo - Lugo 18.00 (3) Las Palmas - Extremadura 20.00 (3) Zaragoza - Almería 20.30 (3) Deportivo - Alcorcón 21.00 (4) COPA ALGARVE FEMENINA --------------------- Polonia - España, en Lagos (POR) 17.45 (1) SEGUNDA B. 27ª jornada ---------------------- - GRUPO I Valladolid B - Unionistas de Salamanca 11:30 (3) Unión Adarve - Deportivo Fabril 12:00 (3) Burgos - Rápido de Bouzas 12:00 (3) Fuenlabrada - Las Palmas Atlético 12:00 (3) Internacional de Madrid - Real Madrid-Castilla 12:00 (3) Celta B - Atlético de Madrid B 16:00 (3) Navalcarnero - Cultural Leonesa 16:30 (3) Guijuelo - San Sebastián de los Reyes 17:00 (3) Salmantino - Coruxo 17:00 (3) Ponferradina - Pontevedra 17:00 (3) - GRUPO II Athletic Club B - Real Sociedad B 16:00 (2) Amorebieta - Gernika 16:30 (2) Sporting B - Izarra 17:00 (2) Real Unión - Mirandés 12:00 (3) Tudelano - UD Logroñés 16:30 (3) Vitoria - Leioa 17:00 (3) Gimnástica de Torrelavega - Oviedo B 17:00 (3) Langreo - Racing 17:00 (3) Barakaldo - Durango 17:00 (3) Calahorra - Arenas 19:30 (3) - GRUPO III Barcelona B - Ontinyent 18:00 (2) Hércules - Valencia-Mestalla 18:45 (2) Olot - Atlético Baleares 12:00 (3) Peralada - Espanyol B 12:00 (3) Sabadell - Ebro 12:00 (3) Ejea - Teruel 12:00 (3) Conquense - Villarreal B 16:30 (3) Alcoyano - Cornellà 17:00 (3) Lleida - Badalona 17:00 (3) Castellón - Atlético Levante 17:15 (3) - GRUPO IV Badajoz - Talavera de la Reina 16:00 (2) Sevilla Atlético - Don Benito 11:30 (3) Atlético Malagueño - UCAM Murcia 11:30 (3) Almería B - Jumilla 11:30 (3) Melilla - Cartagena 12:00 (3) Murcia - Marbella 12:00 (3) Ibiza-Eivissa - San Fernando Isleño 16:45 (3) Recreativo - El Ejido 2012 17:00 (3) Villanovense - Linense 17:00 (3) Atlético Sanluqueño - Recreativo Granada 17:30 (3) BALONCESTO ---------- EUROLIGA. 24ª jornada --------------------- KIROLBET Baskonia - Zalgiris Kaunas (LTU) 20:30 (28) Herbalife Gran Canaria - Panathinaikos (GRE) 21:00 (28) Barça Lassa - Real Madrid 21:00 (1) LIGA ENDESA. 21ª jornada ------------------------ Monbus Obradoiro - Cafés Candelas Breogán 18:00 (2) Delteco GBC - Valencia Basket 18:00 (2) Tecnyconta Zaragoza - Iberostar Tenerife 20:15 (2) MoraBanc Andorra - Real Madrid 12:30 (3) BAXI Manresa - Movistar Estudiantes 12:30 (3) San Pablo Burgos - Herbalife Gran Canaria 17:00 (3) UCAM Murcia - Barça Lassa 17:00 (3) KIROLBET Baskonia - Unicaja 19:30 (3) Montakit Fuenlabrada - Divina Seguros Joventut 19:30 (3) COPA DE LA REINA. 1/4 final --------------------------- Spar CityLift Girona - Valencia Basket 17:00 (28) Cadí La Seu - RPK Araski 19:30 (28) Perfumerías Avenida - Nissan Al-Qázeres Extremadura 17:00 (1) Lointek Gernika Bizkaia - IDK Gipuzkoa 19:30 (1) LEB ORO. 24ª jornada -------------------- ZTE Real Canoe - Liberbank Oviedo 20:00 (1) Melilla Baloncesto - ICG Força Lleida 20:30 (1) Chocolates Trapa Palencia - Leyma Coruña 21:00 (1) Cáceres Patr. Humanidad - Carramimbre Valladolid 21:00 (1) CB Prat - Iberojet Palma 18:15 (2) Covirán Granada - Tau Castelló 18:30 (2) Rio Ourense Termal - Levitec Huesca 19:00 (2) Retabet Bilbao Basket - Real Betis Energía Plus 12:00 (3) Barça Lassa - Sáenz Horeca Araberri 13:00 (3) BALONMANO --------- LIGA DE CAMPEONES. 14ª jornada ------------------------------ Barça Lassa - Rhein-Neckar Löwen (ALE) 17.30 (2) COPA EHF. Fase de grupos. 4ª jornada ------------------------------------ Liberbank Cuenca - Dobrogea Sud Constanta (ROU) 12.00 (3) Füchse Berlin (ALE) - BM Logroño La Rioja 19.00 (3) Fraikin Granollers - KS Azoty-Pulawy SA (POL) 19.30 (3) LIGA ASOBAL. 20ª jornada ------------------------- ABANCA Ademar León - Condes de Albarei Teucro 19:00 (1) BM. Benidorm - Recoletas At. Valladolid 18:00 (2) Quabit Guadalajara - Secin Group Alcobendas 18:30 (2) Helvetia Anaitasuna - Ángel Ximénez Avia P.G. 19:00 (2) LIGA GUERRERAS IBERDROLA. 17ª jornada ------------------------------------- Mecalia At. Guardés - Helvetia Alcobendas 17:00 (2) BMC Liberbank Gijón - KH-7 Granollers 17:30 (2) BM Castellón - Super Amara Bera Bera 18:30 (2) Aula Alimentos Valladolid - Canyamelar Valencia 19:00 (2) Godoy Maceira Porriño - Elche Mustang 10:00 (3) DIVISIÓN DE HONOR PLATA. 21ª jornada ------------------------------------ Vestas Alarcos Ciudad Real-Cisne Colegio Los Sauces 17:00 (2) Ford Alisauto Torrelavega - Sant Martí Adrianenc 18:30 (2) Viveros Herol Nava - ARS Naranjas de Palma del Río 18:30 (2) Amenabar Zarautz - Blasgon y Ceres Villa de Aranda 19:30 (2) MMT Seguros Zamora - Bordils 19:30 (2) Acanor At. Novás - BM Santoña 20:00 (2) Agustinos Alicante - Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto 13:00 (3) Barça B Lassa - Conservas Alsur Antequera 12:30 (3) FÚTBOL SALA ----------- COPA DE ESPAÑA, en Valencia --------------------------- - Cuartos de Final Movistar Inter - Palma Futsal 19:00 (28) ElPozo Murcia - Levante 21:15 (28) Peñíscola RehabMedic - CA Osasuna Magna 19:00 (1) Barça Lassa - Jaén Paraíso Interior 21:15 (1) - Semifinal 1 17:00 (2) - Semifinal 2 19:15 (2) - Final 17:00 (3) RUGBY ----- CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA. 3ª jornada -------------------------------- España - Rumanía, en Madrid 12.45 (3) VOLEIBOL -------- LIGA IBERDROLA. 18ª jornada --------------------------- DSV CV Sant Cugat - IBSA CV CCO 7 Palmas 16:30 (2) Emevé - Minis de Arluy Logroño 17:00 (2) OSACC Haro Rioja - Dimurol Libby's La Laguna 18:00 (2) Avarca de Menorca - Feel Volley Alcobendas 19:00 (2) Madrid Chamberí - Cajasol Juvasa 19:30 (2) ESD Granadas de Elche - Barça CVB 19:30 (2) SUPERLIGA MASCULINA. 18ª jornada -------------------------------- Vecindario ACE Gran Canaria - UBE L'Illa Grau 12:00 (2) Urbia Voley Palma - Ushuaïa Ibiza Voley 18:00 (2) CV Melilla - CDV Textil Santanderina 18:00 (2) CV Teruel - Conectabalear Manacor 18:00 (2) Intasa San Sadurniño - Unicaja Almería 19:30 (2) Barça Voleibol - CDV Río Duero Soria 12:30 (3) EFE
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