SPANISH ARMED FORCES ABSOLUTE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP 2025

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The Valencian Community team (-5 to the total), defending the title, has not lost the lead achieved in the first qualifying day of the Spanish FFAA Absolute Women's Championship 2025, which is being played at the Las Margas Golf Club (Huesca), and has reaffirmed its favoritism for the final victory.

On this second day, Balma Dávalos has once again been the main stronghold of the Valencian team, although she has not been as inspired as on the first day, but even so, she has delivered a very good card of 69 strokes (-3).

That same result was achieved by Tiphani Knight from Andalusia to lead her team to second place with a total of +2, while the Catalan team completed the podium in this Stroke Play phase with a total of +4 and with Carlota Carmona and Anna Cañadó as the main references with rounds of 70 strokes (-2).

The remaining eight teams that will make up the so-called First Flight and that will fight for the title in the next Match Play round have been Basque Country (+29), Madrid (+33), Balearic Islands (+46), Aragon (+49) and Castile and León (+65).

Conversely, the teams ranked ninth through sixteenth will compete in the so-called Second Flight. These teams are: Principality of Asturias (+69), Navarre (+69), Galicia (+86), Murcia (+88), Canary Islands (+112), Cantabria (+116), Castile-La Mancha (+123), and La Rioja (+147).

The Valencian team went all out from the start

The Valencian Community team (-1 to the total), took the lead in the general classification after the first day of the Spanish FFAA Absolute Women's Championship 2025, thanks to an imperial Balma Dávalos.

On a day when only three rounds under par were signed, Dávalos delivered a spectacular 67 (-5) to guide his team to first place with a seven-stroke advantage over Andalusia and eight over Catalonia, the two teams that have tried to challenge their dominance.

The tournament, as usual, consists of a qualifying phase (Stroke Play), now with two days of matches, and a second elimination phase (Match Play). In the first phase, it is imperative to qualify among the top eight to access the first flight, which will include the title contenders in the subsequent head-to-head matches.