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Romoldo Cristino Martis

Nòmber                 : Romoldo Cristino Martis

Fecha Nasementu   : 31 mei 1945

Lugá                     : Kòrsou

Deporte                : Sòftbòl

A drenta salon di fama na 1997

 

 

 

Na aña 1960 Romoldo Martis na edat di 15 aña a kuminsá práktika e ramo di deporte di sòftbòl ku su amigunan.Na 1991 e ta bira kofundador di e klup di sòftbòl Sta. Rosa White Sox/Presto Light Na 1962 e klup ta partisipá pa promé biaha na kampionato ofisial di sòftbòl. Den su promé aña Romoldo a kuminsá hunga n’e posishon di 2da base y shortstop i despues a bira Apicher kual posishon el okupá durante 20 aña largu.

 Komo picher el a logra tur su éksitonan tantu riba nivel lokal komo internashonal. Su promé kontakto ku picheo tabata na aña 1966 ku na Venezuela e Gerente General di Banko Metroplolitano, Señor Molina siñ’é algu di picheo na momento ku su ekipo Sta. Rosa White Sox/Cockspur tabata di bishita na e pais aki pa realisá algun wega amistoso. Despues di su regreso na Kòrsou, Romoldo a sigui desaroyá riba su mes y ku boluntat y dedikashon e la bira un di nos mehor pichernan di sòftbòl maskulino ku a haña rekonosimentu tantu lokal komo internashonal.

 Durante su karera komo picher, Romoldo a logra hiba su klup na e titulo kampionil, tantu di Kòrsou komo di Antia y na nivel internashonal Romoldo a logra gana 3 medaya : 2 di Oro y 1 di Plata. Na 1978 na Medellin-Colombia, tabata Romoldo su labor ku a pone ku Antia a gana Medaya di Oro den e Weganan Sentro Amerikano y di Karibe. Na 1983 na Cartegena-Colombia, Romoldo a pone ku Antias ta gana Medaya di Plata den Kampionato Panamerikano di Sòftbòl. Na aña 1987 Romoldo ta retirá komo hungadó aktivo y ta bai dediká su tempu na trabou di instruktor di picheo. Den e funshon aki el kompaña diferente selekshon Antiano na kompetensianan Internashonal. Tambe Romoldo a duna klínika di Picheo riba solisitut di e Konfederashon Sentro Amerikano i di Karibe di Sòftbòl na diferente pais, e.o. Repúblika Dominikana, Cuba, Hondúras, Costa Rica y Boneiru.

 E satisfakshon di mas grandi pa Romoldo ta ku e ta wòrdu rekonosé komo un Instruktor di Picheo di Sòftbòl di alto nivel. Esaki ta wòrdu manifestá públikamente pa e Ex-Presidente di e Federashon di Sòftbòl di Sto. Domingo, Señor Freddy Vallego despues ku e ekipo maskulino di Sto. Domingo a bira kampion den e Kampionato Sentro Amerikano i di Karibe ku a tuma lugá na 1983 na Cartagena – Colombia.

 

English Version

In the year 1960, at the age of 15, Romoldo Martis began practicing the sport of softball with his friends. In 1991, he became a co-founder of the Santa Rosa White Sox/Presto Light softball club. In 1962, the club participated for the first time in the official softball championship. In his first year, Romoldo played in the positions of second base and shortstop before becoming a pitcher, a position he held for 20 years.

 As a pitcher, he achieved success both locally and internationally. His first encounter with pitching was in 1966 in Venezuela when the General Manager of Banco Metropolitan, Mr. Molina, taught him some pitching techniques while his team, Santa Rosa White Sox/Cockspur, was visiting the country for friendly games. After returning to Curaçao, Romoldo continued to develop his skills and with dedication, he became one of the best male softball pitchers, gaining recognition both locally and internationally.

 During his career as a pitcher, Romoldo led his team to championship titles in Curaçao and the Netherlands Antilles. Internationally, he won three medals: 2 Gold and 1 Silver. In 1978 in Medellin, Colombia, Romoldo played a crucial role in Antia winning the Gold Medal in the Central American and Caribbean Games. In 1983 in Cartagena, Colombia, he contributed to Antias winning the Silver Medal in the Pan American Softball Championship. In 1987, Romoldo retired as an active player and dedicated his time to coaching pitching. In this role, he accompanied different Antillean selections in international competitions. Romoldo also conducted pitching clinics in various countries, including the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Bonaire, as requested by the Central American and Caribbean Softball Confederation.

 Romoldo’s greatest satisfaction is being recognized as a high-level softball pitching instructor. This was publicly acknowledged by the former President of the Softball Federation of Santo Domingo, Mr. Freddy Vallego, after the Santo Domingo men’s team became champions in the 1983 Central American and Caribbean Championship in Cartagena, Colombia.