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The boat of Saúl Craviotto, Marcus Cooper, Rodrigo Germade and Carlos Arévalo, UCAM canoeists, finished with a well-deserved third place. With this podium, Craviotto becomes the Spanish athlete with most Olympic medals (6).
The heads of UCAM and the Spanish Olympic Committee, María Dolores García and Alejandro Blanco, presided over the UCAM Sports Gala in the Temple of Los Jerónimos, which was packed with over 800 athletes, including world champions and Olympic and Paralympic medallists, as well as representatives of the grassroot teams, after a successful season. The next big goal for many of them: the 2024 Summer Olympics.
With the figure of José Luis Mendoza, founder of Universidad Católica, in their memory, both institutions have sealed their commitment to continue cooperating in favour of Spanish athletes with this concept, which is unique in the world
Saúl Craviotto, Mireia Belmonte, David Cal, Teresa Perales, Carlos Arévalo, Sandra Sánchez, Adriana Cerezo and Alberto Barroso represented the Universidad Católica at the event presided over by Pedro Sánchez and Alejandro Blanco
The four UCAM paddlers, Saúl Craviotto, Marcus Cooper Walz, Rodrigo Germade and Carlos Arévalo, fought for the gold medal with the Germans until the very last inch
The two athletes of UCAM bear the Spanish flag at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games of Tokyo
The UCAM Murcia Piragüismo canoeist and the UCAM Fuensanta swimmer have been appointed as flag bearers for Spain at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, which will be held this summer in Japan
UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia collaborates with the Spanish Olympic Committee in complying with the SDG of ‘Quality Education’ and ‘Good Health and Well-Being’ of the 2030 Agenda<br /> <br />
Great success of the athletes of the Catholic University of Murcia with two bronze medals and two silver medals in the Canoe World Championship
José Luis Mendoza: "Our relationship with the COE was instrumental in helping athletes"<br /> <br />
