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Infinite Tournament was a success

Diário de Aveiro3 September 2026 at 07:35

The Infinite Tournament, organized by Academia Braga Alves, was considered a success. The event took place over two days and brought together athletes from various parts of the country.

Competition was the central element of the tournament, providing sporting challenges to the participants. In addition to the moments of competition, the event included socializing activities among the athletes.

The beach was present as the backdrop of the Infinite Tournament, offering participants the opportunity to combine the competitive aspect with moments of leisure by the sea.

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