Joaquín Rocamora from Orihuela has been named as the new head coach of the Spanish women’s national handball team, also known as Las Guerreras (The Warriors). This position represents a watershed moment in Rocamora’s career, as he takes on one of the most prominent roles in Spanish sport.
Rocamora, a significant figure in Spanish handball, will coach the Spanish women’s national team, Las Guerreras while still leading Club Balonmano Elche, a job she will occupy until the season ends. This dual role will put his managerial talents to the test while also providing an excellent opportunity to build on her international success.
The Mayor of Orihuela, Pepe Vegara, expressed his gratitude and congratulations on social media, emphasising the significance of the appointment: “It is a top-level duty within Spanish sport and a very meaningful reward for a career built on hard work and commitment. From Orihuela, best wishes for your success in this new stage.”
This appointment is not only a personal milestone for Rocamora, but also a recognition for the city of Orihuela, as one of its most talented sports professionals reaches the peak of handball in Spain. Expectations are high, and the challenge will be enormous, but the coach possesses the expertise and dedication required to meet it with perfection.
Author: Derek Appleton
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