21/06/2025

Great comeback by the Valencian Community to retain the Spanish Armed Forces Absolute Women's Championship 2025

Players from Valencia and Andalusia have starred in an exciting final that was decided practically on the last hole.

2025 SPANISH ARMED FORCES WOMEN'S ABSOLUTE CHAMPIONSHIPS. Check live results, the photo gallery, and other additional information below in Content…

SPANISH ARMED FORCES ABSOLUTE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP 2025

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A magnificent sporting spectacle was experienced at the Las Margas Golf Club (Huesca), with the grand final of the 2025 Spanish FFAA Absolute Women's Championship starring the teams of the Valencian Community and Andalusia, resolved almost in extremis in favor of the Levante team.

Surely, not even the most optimistic among us thought that the team from the Valencian Community would be able to turn around a final that became very difficult for them with the 3-0 score in the Foursomes matches, but you should never stop believing.

The Andalusian players started the final very strong and the pair formed by Tiphani Knight and Katrina Bulkoska defeated the pair formed by Cloe Amión and Martina Navarro by 3-2, then they were followed by the triumph of the duo formed by Ana Amalia Pina and Marta López against Rocío Tejedo and Lucía Valderrama, by 1 up, and Violeta Fernández-Tagle and Noa Terroba completed an excellent morning session by winning against Balma Dávalos and Carlota López by 2-1.

With this result, the Levante golfers rallied for an epic comeback, while the Andalusians hoped to secure the two points that would mathematically guarantee them the victory. And indeed, everything seemed to be going Andalusia's way with Tiphani Knight's 5-4 win over Rocío Tejedo, almost simultaneously with Carlota López securing the first point against Noa Terroba with a 5-3 victory.

The mission seemed almost impossible for Comunidad Valenciana, as they had to win all four remaining matches, but one by one, they fell into place. First, Balma Dávalos defeated Ana Amalia Pina 5-3, then Cloe Amión beat Marta López 3-2, and finally, Lucía Valderrama and Violeta Fernández-Tagle secured the victory.

As if it were the epitome of everything that had transpired in this final, both players engaged in a heart-stopping duel that was decided in the final moments with a 1 up for Lucía Valderrama, giving another title to Comunidad Valenciana with a 5-4 victory. Immense joy for some, disappointment for others. Sport in its purest form.

Catalonia beat Madrid for the bronze medal

The match that decided the third place in this 2025 Spanish Women's Absolute Armed Forces Championship was also marked by equality, so much so that three of the five matches had to go to extra holes, until finally Catalonia managed to take the win by a score of 3-2.

In the other two matches that completed the overall standings of the tournament, Aragon gave no chance to the Basque Country and took fifth place after winning 4-1, and Castile and León took seventh place after defeating the Balearic Islands 3.5-1.5.

Navarra, winner of the Second Flight

The other eight participating teams, located in the so-called Second Flight, witnessed Navarra's triumph, after defeating Principado de Asturias by 4-1, so that the Navarra team took ninth place.

In the other matches, Galicia, La Rioja and Murcia beat the Canary Islands, Castilla La Mancha and Cantabria respectively, and finished in 11th, 13th and 15th place.

No surprises at the start of the Match Play phase

The 2025 Spanish Women's Armed Forces Championship began its Match Play phase, and as far as the fight for the title is concerned, there were no surprises, with almost all the higher-ranked teams winning their respective matches. This was the case for the favorite, the Valencian Community team, which defeated the Castile and León team by a clear score of 4-1.

The same result was achieved by the team from Catalonia against the team from the Balearic Islands, and the result achieved by the team from Andalusia was much more resounding, giving no chance to the team from Aragon by 5-0.

Of these quarter-final matches for the title, without a doubt, the one that generated the most excitement was the one that pitted the Basque Country against Madrid, fourth and fifth respectively in the qualifying phase, as can be seen from the result, a close 3-2 that ended up falling on the side of Madrid.

As for the so-called Second Flight, the Principality of Asturias, the Canary Islands, Galicia and Navarre resolved their respective duels against La Rioja, Murcia, Cantabria and Castilla La Mancha.

Valencian Community and Andalusia, brand new finalists

The 2025 Spanish Armed Forces Absolute Women's Championship concluded with the Match Play phase semifinals, as well as other matches necessary to establish the final tournament standings, with victories for the teams from the Valencian Community and Andalusia.

The Valencian Community gave the Madrid team no chance, defeating them by a clear score of 4-1. In contrast, the duel between Andalusia and Catalonia was somewhat more contested, falling in favor of the former by a fairer score of 3-2.

In this way, in addition to the main match, Madrid

They were paired with Catalonia and will fight for the bronze medal, while the Basque Country and Aragon did so for fifth place, after defeating Castile and León and the Balearic Islands respectively, who fought for seventh and eighth places.

Principalities of Asturias and Navarre, in the decisive match of the Second Flight

The other side of the bracket, the one corresponding to the Second Flight, left the teams from the Principality of Asturias and Navarre as finalists, after defeating the Canary Islands and Galicia respectively, while the other duels were those of La Rioja and Castilla La Mancha and Murcia and Cantabria.

Final Classification

1. Valencian Community

2. Andalusia

3. Catalonia

4. Madrid

5. Aragon

6. Basque Country

7. Castile and León

8. Balearic Islands

9. Navarre

10. Principality of Asturias

11. Galicia

12. Canary Islands

13. La Rioja

14. Castilla La Mancha

15. Murcia

16. Cantabria

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