Emily Rosa finishes second in World Championship Group B and waits for Group A
Emily Rosa finished second in the 49kg Group B at the Adult World Championships in Ningbo, China, with 172kg in total in Brazil's debut. Her final placing will only be known after Group A, scheduled for 8h Brasília time.
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Emily Rosa foi a primeira brasileira a competir no Mundial Adulto de Ningbo, na China, e terminou o grupo B da categoria até 49kg na segunda colocação, com 172kg no total. A posição final, porém, só sai depois do grupo A, marcado para as 8h de Brasília.
A estreia do levantamento de peso do país na competição aconteceu nesta madrugada de terça-feira (27).
No arranco, a atleta teve problemas nas duas primeiras tentativas, de 75kg cada, e falhou nas duas. Na terceira, completou o movimento e ficou com o segundo melhor resultado do grupo. A liderança do grupo foi de Fang Wan-Ling, que subiu 80kg, cinco a mais do que a brasileira.
No arremesso o desempenho foi melhor. Emily acertou 93kg na primeira tentativa e subiu para 97kg na segunda, fechando as duas. Na última, pediu 100kg, o que empataria seus recordes pessoais, e acabou recuando antes de puxar a barra.
Fang Wan-Ling também foi a melhor no arremesso, com 105kg. No total, a taiwanesa somou 185kg, contra 172kg de Emily.
Nesta quarta-feira (28) é a vez de Thiago Félix, na categoria até 65kg masculina, pelo grupo A, com apresentação prevista para as 8h de Brasília.
Campeão mundial na categoria até 55kg, Thiago deu ao Brasil o primeiro ouro em Mundiais Adultos da modalidade. Agora, numa divisão de peso maior, ele segue na busca por classificação olímpica.
Próximos compromissos do Brasil (horários de Brasília):
Quarta, dia 28 de outubro, 8h — Thiago Félix (até 65kg, grupo A).
Quinta, dia 29 de outubro, 5h — Nathasha Rosa (até 53kg, grupo B).
Quinta, dia 5 de novembro, 8h — Laura Amaro (até 77kg, grupo A).
Domingo, dia 8 de novembro, 0h30 — Taiane Justino (acima de 86kg, grupo B).
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