Four female and one male selections represented the country in the international tournaments held in Cape Town and Auckland. The + 40 ladies' squadron got on the podium in South Africa and got the bronze presea.

Over the past few weeks, master selections have attracted the attention of national hockey for their presence in the World Cup organized in Cape Town, South Africa, and Auckland, New Zealand. The first female squadron to participate was the + 40, cast that managed to get on the podium.

This squadron won the bronze medal in Africa after imposing 2-1 on England at a meeting where it started down on the score. He finished third with four wins in six presentations and confirmed his best historical performance in this type of international tournaments.

The ladies of the + 45, meanwhile, ended up sextas on the New Zealand planetary date. They won two games and tied one in six commitments. Karina Lacayo scored three times and appears second on the scooters table.

More triumphs and historical participations

The ladies of the selection + 50 rolled the podium after falling into the definition of bronze in front of Australia (1-2). They ended up in the fourth position with a one-win and two-equal sheet in six presentations.

In the same category, the men achieved their first wins in World Masters history. In their first planetary incursion they defeated Hong Kong (3-0) and Singapore (3-2) and ended up in tenth place after 2-2 with Wales. Sebastian Wenz was one of the top gunners with six.

The female + 55 was the fifth selection that represented Chile in these international tournaments. He added a tie to six meetings.