Is called Camila Hiruela and one of the stars of the Heidelberg volleyball team, the well-known private teaching center with a striking Germanic character in the islands which, in large part, for this reason, is sponsored by Volkswagen, which has been representative in the Canary Islands for 50 year. year of Domingo Alonso and led by Óliver Alonso.
Hiruela comes from Hungary, where He played for UTE Budapest, but it is from Jujuy, a province in the north of Argentina where in the capital of the same name there are more than 265,249 inhabitants, that is, less than the capital of Las Palmas. If in the Canary Islands there is a place called Ajuy, in Fuerteventura, in Argentina Jujuy is due to the Jujuyes, a tribe named after the Castilians, from which the name of the place where the Gran Canaria club player was born is derived.
Heidelberg player Camila Hiruela, in the course of a match she had this weekend with CV Cuesta Piedra from Tenerife, released this unusual pearl: “We have to be aggressive in serving and attacking, but I believe we have that aggressiveness and we can achieve it through good work and our skills,” confessed the Argentine.
Heidelberg comes to this Canarian derby, framed on the second day of the Iberdrola League, after defeating Alcobendas in the first (0-3). This is the students’ first home game.
The match between CD Heidelberg Volkswagen and CV Cuesta Piedra, which corresponds to the second day of the regular league, will be held today Saturday, October 7 at 6:30 pm at Heidelberg School’s Miguel Solaesa Pavilionwith the arbitration of Carlos Portugal Fuentes and Antonio Correa Benítez.
Source: La Verdad
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