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Alser BM Puerto Sagunto's academy youngsters enter the decisive phase of the competition

Tomorrow, Saturday, several teams from the Alser BM Puerto Sagunto academy enter the final stages of their respective competitions. Now that the Segunda Nacional have secured another year's survival in the division and the Segunda Autonómica appear unlikely to challenge for promotion to the Primera, it seems to be...

2012-03-24
Alser BM Puerto Sagunto's academy youngsters enter the decisive phase of the competition

Tomorrow, Saturday, several teams from the Alser BM Puerto Sagunto academy enter the final stages of their respective competitions. Once the Segunda Nacional have secured another year's survival in the division and the Segunda Autonómica appear unlikely to challenge for promotion to the Primera, it is now the turn of the youngest players. The juvenil autonómica have a decisive, fiercely contested match in Alicante against Agustinos. In the event of victory, one more point in Benidorm would take them through to the final stage of the Spanish Championship.

Meanwhile, the unbeaten Cadete de Promoción play Maristas Algemessí in their first knockout tie on the route to the title. The same applies to thePromoción Infantil A with Moldtrans Mislata as their opponents. The other Promoción Infantil play to improve their ranking against ADC Ribera Alta Alzira.

But the decisive fixture, undoubtedly the match of the round, is that of the Infantil de Rendimiento at Godella Municipal Sports Hall. From 15:30, they will play for a place in the Spanish Championship in their age group against CH Sueca. The match is the Valencia-Castellón semi-final, with a place in the regional final four at stake. The four teams that play in that final qualify directly for the Spanish Championship. It is therefore an all-or-nothing match against the only opponent to have beaten them in this league. In the league, the Sueca side won at home, although fifteen days ago they lost at the Ovni 28-15. Neither result matters now: David Nuñez's boys have the most important match of the year and the chance to achieve a qualification never secured by an underage team in the club's 60-year history, alongside Spain's best teams.

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