Portal de Mazarron

www.portaldemazarron.com

• Home
• Business
• Hotels
• Restaurants
• News
• Advertisement

This sports arena, which opened its doors after refurbishment, day care centers the school community both as local athletes

The mayor of Mazarrón, Francisco Blaya, and Delegate of the Government in the Region of Murcia, Rafael González Tovar, inaugurated the renovation of the Municipal Sports tracks' Jesus Canovas Valenzuela. "

In this event also attended by the children of Jesus Canovas and local authorities, and various professionals in the world of education and sport.

Students of both the athletics 'Schools Sports' Club and the facilities have been released with sports exhibitions.

This is a very important action, as they are about sports facilities in high demand by both the school community as the local athletes.

The works have involved the renovation of 1,800 square meters, including 200-meter track, the track speed, the street's long jump and high jump area.

The performance has also hosted the drainage channel perimeter tracks by 14 cm and driving buried PVC of 315 mm, the diversion of water pipes that run under the tracks and marking and marking of the tracks.

These sports facilities, valued at 130,124.70 euros plus VAT, with funds under Plan E.

The event has become an emotional tinge as of today the Polideportivo Municipal de Mazarrón bears the name of Jesus Canovas totanero Valenzuela, as the promoter of the early construction of sports facilities in Mazarrón, being the first person to promote the sport of Mazarrón basis and for making this important work during their leisure time, completely disinterested.

Through this work, made possible during the seventies, the children of the age Mazarron able to start playing sports.

Every evening, on leaving the school, the tracks are filled with schoolchildren, who led by Jesus Canovas, devoted to training.

In the seventies he worked as a PE teacher in the CEIP Francisco Caparrós and later in the eighties continued his career year in CEIP García Ginés where he was director.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón