Despite knee and ankle injuries, Andorran athlete Brenda Luque competed in her international debut at the
World Skate Games in Paraguay, earning 26.80 points in the short programme.
Key Points
- Brenda Luque placed 33rd out of 35 in women's artistic skating in Asunción, Paraguay.
- Scored 26.80 points in short programme for 32nd place, behind leader Madalena Costa's 92.76.
- Finished 33rd in long programme despite knee and ankle issues.
- Debuted at elite level with technician Xavier Òrrit for Federació Andorrana de Patinatge.
Andorran artistic skater Brenda Luque placed 33rd out of 35 competitors in the women's event at the World Skate Games in Asunción, Paraguay.
Despite dealing with physical issues in her knee and ankle, Luque competed in the multi-discipline event under the banner of the Federació Andorrana de Patinatge (FAP). She scored 26.80 points in the short programme to finish 32nd, trailing leader Madalena Costa's 92.76. Luque then took 33rd in the long programme, securing that position in the final standings.
Her technician, Xavier Òrrit, accompanied her throughout the competition, marking Luque's debut among elite international athletes. No additional details on her performance scores or expectations have been released.
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