In an electrifying showdown at the terrero of Tetir, the Club de Lucha Saladar de Jandía achieved a remarkable feat by clinching the title of champion of the Liga Cabildo de Fuerteventura for the second consecutive year. Their victorious match against the Club de Lucha Maxorata, held last Friday, drew an enthusiastic crowd of local fans who were eager to witness one of the most significant events on the majorero sports calendar.
The intensity of the match reached its peak as the score stood at an exhilarating 12-12. The decisive moment arrived when Tomás Padrón stepped into the ring for a sudden death match against Cristo Hernández of Maxorata. With skill and determination, Padrón delivered a brilliant performance that led to his team’s victory, bringing the audience to their feet amidst cheers of celebration.
In attendance were local dignitaries, including Pájara’s Mayor Rafael Perdomo and the Councilor for Sports, Manolo Alba. Both officials took a moment to commend not only the warriors of Saladar de Jandía but also the coaching staff, club directors, and the supportive fans who rallied behind their team throughout the competition.
Manolo Alba expressed his pride in having such an exemplary team representing the municipality. He stated, “It’s an honor to count on a team that is a benchmark in the Canary Islands, having claimed the league title for the second consecutive time in a thrilling match that had to be decided in sudden death.” His words reflect the communal spirit and pride that sports can foster.
Looking forward, Alba wished the C.L. Saladar de Jandía the same success for the regional league, hoping they can once again be crowned champions of the Canary Islands, echoing their triumph from the previous year. This ambition is a testament to the club’s consistent performance and the continuous support they receive from both local authorities and the community.
In addition to the adult team’s remarkable achievement, both Perdomo and Alba extended their congratulations to the youth team, which also secured the title of the Liga Insular. This victory reinforces the healthy state of the local talent pool, as highlighted by the Sports Councilor, who noted, “This triumph demonstrates the robustness of our municipality’s youth sports program.”
Moreover, Mayor Perdomo emphasized the local government’s commitment to promoting traditional sports in Pájara. He acknowledged the effort of the C.L. Saladar de Jandía, praising their engagement and notable performance on the wrestling field. The blend of hard work, community support, and local pride manifests in an environment that fosters athletic success and cultural heritage.
Santiago Rodríguez, the president of C.L. Saladar de Jandía, expressed his elation at the club’s victory not only in the first category league but also in the youth league. This double win illustrates the team’s depth and potential, reflecting a bright future for wrestling in the region.
