The archer from Lanzarote, Elisa Sáez Vidal, has once again put the name of Lanzarote at the top of national archery. The athlete had a notable performance during the Iberdrola Spanish Archery Championship, held on July 24 and 25, by winning the bronze medal in the women's barebow category.
Sáez Vidal attended the national event as part of the Canarian Archery Federation, competing in the longbow and barebow categories, where she once again demonstrated the excellent level she has maintained in recent seasons.
In addition to the individual bronze, the archer narrowly missed the podium in the mixed team event, achieving a meritorious fourth place in a high-level competition in which the country's best specialists participated.
This new success represents further recognition of the work and consistency of the athlete from Lanzarote, who continues to achieve outstanding results nationally. The bronze medal is added to the two Canary Islands championship titles won in her last two participations in the Canary Islands Championship, where she won gold medals.
With this result, Elisa Sáez Vidal reaffirms her progress and consolidates herself as one of the great references of traditional archery in the Canary Islands, once again bringing the name of Lanzarote to the top ranks of national sport.
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