Durango: Anahi Alvarez at the World Cup in New Zealand – El Sol de Durango

Durango triathlete Anahi Alvarez, who has also qualified for the Olympic national team, has been invited to represent Mexico at the World Triathlon Cup in New Plymouth on March 25 and 26 in New Zealand.

Through the page of the Mexican Triathlon Federation, the High Performance Technical Commission announced the athletes invited to the World Cup, among them the already experienced Anahi Alvarez, who has good results and is looking for a passport to the 2024 Olympics. Games.

Additionally, other Mexicans invited are Rosa María Tapia Vidal, Cecilia Sayuri Ramirez Alvarez, Aram Michel Penaflor Moisen, Rodrigo Gonzalez Lopez, already a multiple-time Olympian, Crissando Cragels Valencia, and Adrienne Preving.

Trilateral players who have qualified for the national team so far for the entire 2023 season and the first quarter of 2024 were also announced.

Duranguense, coached by Ultiminio Alvarez, is one of the top 100 in the Mexican rankings, and the women’s branch is made up of Lizeth Rueda Santos, Rosa María Tapia Vidal, Cecilia Ramírez, Mercedes Romero and Anahí Álvarez.

Whereas the men include Aram Michael Penaflor, Crisanto Grajales, Rodrigo Gonzalez and Irving Perez.

All triathletes representing Mexico in the WC and WTS as of May 2023 must have met the maximum eligibility thresholds by April 2023.

Anahi Alvarez is currently in Durango during his training period after a series of trips to different parts of the country.