Rosario 2010: 15 years after the second title of the world of Lasonas
On September 11, but from 2010, Rosario lived a party that would be marked in the history of Argentine hockey and all national sport. A day like today, but 15 years ago, the lions were enshrined world champions After defeating Holland 3 to 1 in the final, with two goals from Carla Rebecchi and somewhat from Noel Barrionuevo, And they got their second World Cup -and last so far –. A special contest for being local in the house of Luciana Aymar, the best player in the world (and Argentina, obviously).
The tournament for Carlos “Chapa” Retegui started on August 30, 2010with a win by 5 to 2 against South Africa (fight Aymar X3, Noel Barrionuevo and Mariné Russo, the scorers). The next four dates of the regular phase also ended in Victoria: 1 to 0 against Korea (Carla Rebecchi), 4 to 0 in front of Spain (Barrionuevo X2, Alejandra Gulla and Rosario Luchetti), 2 to 0 against China (Barrionuevo and Aymar, with its historic goal that was immortalized in the memory of the Argentines) and 2 to 0 against England (Barrionuevo and Daniel Sruaga).
The semifinalas in any World Cup or Olympic Games, It was not going to be easy for the Argentine National Team. In an adjusted match, the lions won 2 to 1 to Germany (Aymar and Luchetti, the authors of the goals) and took their ticket for the final. There were Holland, the defenders of the title, for a new historical battle.
On Saturday, September 11, 2010, another memorable chapter of Argentine hockey was written. A decade and a half behind, in front of more than 15,000 people who were present at the stadium and the millions that encouraged TV in their homes, The Lionesses dazzled and repeated the historical deed of Perth 2002, although this time at home and before their people.
That afternoon-night, The entire Argentine Republic shouted three championship goals and celebrated a new world title. A match that ended 3 to 1 and with An end to the whole team, but mainly for Aymar Luchathat he celebrated with his whole family and his friends in the gallery in his native rosary.
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Luciana Aymar
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Soledad García
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Mariné Russo
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Claudia Burkart
The Argentine squad was made up of: Belén Succi, Mariana Rossi, Rosario Luchetti, Macarena Rodriguez, Alejandra Gulla, Luciana Aymar, Soledad García, Carla Rebecchi, Delfina Merino, Laura Aladro, Romina Vatteone, Daniela Sruoga, Mariné Russo, Mariela Scarone, Claudia Burkart, Silvina d’Elía, Giselle Kañevsky and Noel Barrionuevo. Coach: Carlos Retegui. Assistants: Santiago Capurro and Alejandro Doherty. Physical trainer: Luis Barrionuevo.
