The first weekend of the XV San Bernabé International Tournament left a spectacular level of competition in the categories Alevín Fjemenino, Infantile Fjemenino, Alevín 2014 and Alevín 2015. More than a hundred parties, high-intensity final phases and equipment from different points from Spain and Portugal starred an unforgettable start to the tournament.
The XV San Bernabé International Tournament starts with a spectacular first weekend
The XV San Bernabé International Tournament has already completed its first weekend of competition by consolidating itself, another edition, as one of the most important base football tournaments in Northern Spain. Torrelavega once again became a meeting place for national and international clubs that shared three sessions of football, co-existence and sports training.
More than a hundred meetings were held during this first competition block, bringing together some of the best quarries on the national scene and leading teams from different autonomous communities and Portugal. The competitive level shown on the lawn confirmed the constant growth experienced by the tournament year after year.
The category Alevín Fjemenino, Infantias Fjemenino, Alevín 2014 and Alevín 2015 were charged with opening this XV edition, offering high-intensity matches, very equal final phases and an outstanding atmosphere both inside and outside the playground.
Women's football keeps growing in San Bernabé
The women's categories were once again leading this first weekend. Teams from different points from Spain and Portugal have shown the huge growth currently experienced by women's football, offering high quality technical and tactical meetings.
The San Bernabé International Tournament continues to play a strong role in the development of women's football and became a perfect window for young football players to compete with some of the best quarries on the peninsula.
Women's Alevín: talent and competitiveness from the first minute
The category Alevín Fjemenino once again made clear how great a moment she goes through with her training football. The whole weekend saw high level meetings with teams that demonstrated quality, intensity and an enormous passion for play.
Clubs from Spain and Portugal starred in a very equal competition that ended up offering a high level of competition and an excellent atmosphere at the tournament's headquarters.
Women's Allevin - Gold phase
- Champion: Sporting CP
- Subchampion: CA Osasuna
- Semifinalists: GD Estoril Praia and FC Porto
Women's Allevín - Silver phase
- Champion: Real Racing Club
- Subchampion: CD Parquesol
- Semifinalists: Basauriko Arrosa and Real Racing Club B
Women's Children: The Present and Future of Women's Football
The Women's Children's category offered some of the most exciting matches at the first weekend of the XV San Bernabé International Tournament. The level shown by all the participating teams confirmed the excellent work currently being done with basic women's football.
The intensity of the meetings, the technical quality of the players and the equality that existed in many eliminations allowed them to enjoy a vibrant competition up to the last moment.
Women's Children - Gold phase
- Champion: Sporting CP
- Subchampion: Real Zaragoza
- Semifinalists: Burgos CF and CA Osasuna
Women's Children - Silver phase
- Champion: Real Valladolid CF
- Subchampion: CD Monte
- Semifinalists: Zaragoza CFF and CD Oberena
Women's Children - Bronze phase
- Champion: They'll trade
- Subchampion: EDM Viva Miengo
- Third classified: Youth Oza
Alevín 2014: one of the most competitive categories of the tournament
The 2014 Alevín category brought together numerous high level teams that starved some of the most exciting phase-out of the weekend. The equality among the participants was highest and forced the teams to show their best version to achieve final rounds.
Clubs of great tradition at base football starred in a vibrant competition with very dubious eliminations and a level of play that once again demonstrated why this category is one of the most attractive of every tournament issue.
Gold phase
- Champion: UD Lift
- Subchampion: Real Racing Club
- Semifinalists: Santutxu Gorria and DV7 Madrid
Silver phase
- Champion: CA Osasuna
- Subchampion: TSK Roces
- Semifinalists: Barakaldo B and FC Schalke 04
Bronze phase
- Champion: CD Marina Sport
- Subchampion: Santutxu FC Urdiña
- Semifinalists: Royal FC and sapiro recoletes
Torrelavega Cup
- Champion: EF Villamuriel
- Subchampion: SD Red Solares
- Semifinalists: UM Escobedo and CD Youth C
Alevín 2015: The Future of Base Football
The 2015 Alevín category again highlighted the huge talent that exists in training categories. The whole weekend saw young football players with a high projection, starring high-rhythm and high-emotion meetings.
Young football participants have been offering a high level throughout the weekend, showing the excellent training jobs their clubs have been performing and leaving high-quality moments at play.
Gold phase
- Champion: CA Osasuna
- Subchampion: Sporting CP
- Semifinalists: Santutxu FC and Valencia CF
Silver phase
- Champion: CD Oberena
- Subchampion: Club Bansander
- Semifinalists: Asunción CF and SD Indautxu
Bronze phase
- Champion: Getafe CF
- Subchampion: Barakaldo CF B
- Semifinalists: Ayron CF and CD Laguna
Torrevavega Reforms National Base Football Reforms
The San Bernabé International Tournament continues to consolidate itself as one of the great citations of the Spanish base football calendar. The presence of historic clubs, professional quarries and equipment from different territories makes every issue a unique sports experience for players, coaches and families.
In addition to the competition, the tournament offers an important impetus for the town of Torrevavega and for all Cantabria, attracting thousands of visitors and generating a unique atmosphere around the base sport for several weeks.
Following this successful start, the XV edition continues with new groups, new categories and an intact illusion of continuing to enjoy best national and international football.