The Valencian women secured their place in the foursomes title – three of them this time – thanks to points earned by Cloe Amión and Julia Ballester (5/4), and by Balma Dávalos and Martina Navarro (4/2). Anna Cañadó and Alexandra Vidal (2/1) opened the scoring for Catalonia.

The first matches of the afternoon moved in short scores: the Catalan Anna Cañadó and the Valencian Clara Uso and Julia Ballester won their matches on the 18th hole. Then came the unequivocal triumph of Cloe Amión (6/5) that rounded the Valencian success, culminating with the point of Lucía Valderrama (5/4).

On the other hand, the fight for third and fourth place has favored the Basque Country to the detriment of Andalusia (3.5-1.5), Madrid has been fifth after beating Murcia (4-1) and La Rioja has surpassed Aragon (3-2) in the fight for the seventh final place.

Meanwhile, on the same Tarragona course, Flight B concluded, featuring the teams that finished the first phase outside of eighth place. The final saw the Canary Islands team defeat the Galician team 3-2. The point earned by the islanders on the 19th hole of the foursome proved decisive in the outcome of the final.

The rest of the day's matches resulted in victories for Castilla y León over Principado de Asturias (4-1), Baleares over Cantabria (3-2) and Extremadura over Castilla La Mancha (3-2).

SEMIFINALS: Hard-fought victories for Valencian and Catalan teams

The semi-final round saw victories for the Valencian Community and Catalonia, who won their closely contested matches. The Valencians defeated the Basque Country (3.5-1.5) in a match that began to take shape in the foursomes with a decisive win for Cloe Amión and Julia Ballester (4/2). Paula Balanzategui, the newly crowned Spanish National Champion, leveled the score with the first singles point (5/4), but Martina Navarro (4/3) and Balma Dávalos (6/5) – what an extraordinary tournament for both of them! – sealed the Valencian victory.

Catalonia had a tougher time preventing a repeat of the 2025 final. Andalusia made them work hard for their 3-2 victory, first winning the foursome with Sofía Pérez and María Torres (4/2) and then securing a clear win with Marta Aguilar (6/5). In between, the Catalans added points with Anna Cañadó (2up), Alexandra Vidal (6/5), and a hard-fought point from Daniela Campillo on the 19th hole against Violeta Fernández-Tagle. Undoubtedly, one of the matches of the week.

In addition, the day saw victories for Madrid against La Rioja (3.5-1.5) and for Murcia against Aragon (3-2).

And in Flight B, the teams from the Canary Islands and Galicia earned the right to play for the title after beating the Principality of Asturias and Castile and León by the same score, 3-2. In addition, Cantabria beat Extremadura (4.5-0.5) and the Balearic Islands defeated Castile-La Mancha (4-1).

QUARTER-FINALS: Murcia and Madrid made their opponents work hard for their defeat

Valencian Community, Basque Country, Andalusia, and Catalonia. These four teams overcame their quarter-final matches on Tuesday despite fierce opposition from teams like Murcia and Madrid, who made them work hard for the victory.

The Valencian Community had a tough time against the tenacious Rioja team (3-2), who had the skill and audacity to win the foursome with Ainhoa Gurrutxaga and Raquel Pinillos (1up). Clara Valls also scored for La Rioja (2up), but Clara Uso (9/8), Martina Navarro (5/3), and Balma Dávalos (7/6) gave them no chance in their matches.

In the semifinals, the defending champions faced the Basque team, who had defeated the Madrid side (3.5-1.5) in a match that was closer than the score suggests. Everything came down to the singles matches—the foursome ended in a draw—and the Basque victories were incredibly close. They were secured by Blanca Yrizar (1up), Paula Balanzategui (H19), and Martina López-Lanchares (1up).

In the lower half of the draw, Catalonia and Andalusia advanced, two powerhouses eager to reclaim the title. Andalusia defeated Murcia (4.5-0.5) with convincing wins from Violeta Fernández-Tagle (3/2), Marta Aguilar (8/6), and Noa Terroba (9/7), while Catalonia also dominated Aragon (5-0). In the foursome, Marina Joyce and Daniela Montolio (8/7) demonstrated their team's ambition.

Meanwhile, in Flight B the winners of the day were the teams from the Canary Islands (5-0), Principality of Asturias (4-1), Castile and León (3/2) and Galicia (4-1).

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Valencian Community beats Catalonia 6.5-2.5