Nicole Arosemena, in her new sporty look

Nicole Gabriela Arosemena Castillero, one of the best racquets that Panama had and was part of the golden age of this sport; Today, he enters another aspect of his sports life tinker with the oar.

Arosemena, who practiced gymnastics from an early age, later managed to stand out as an athlete in tennis and chess disciplines.

“My sports career started at the age of three olympic gymnastics, then, at the age of 10, I started playing tennis in parallel with chess, and now I have entered paddle tennis,” he assured.

Nicole Arosemena has spent a large part of her life on clay and cement courts. He even became a champion Central American and Caribbean Tennis Championship representing Panama. He was also the number one racket for Panama in 2026 in JuCentral American College Sports Ego (CODICADER).

She was the champion in the doubles game in the category under 14 years old Merengue Cup held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Today, she is the number one racket in paddle tennis and participates in the round that will lead her to her first international experience in San José Costa Rica next week.

“My main goal is always to try to leave the flag very highin Panama and we hope to meet in Costa Rica this time in the discipline of paddle tennis, which is played only in pairs”.

“I am very excited about this new experience in… The Fabrice Pastor Cup, which was played in Venezuela, goes to Panama and then ends in Costa Rica”.

She assures that her sister “Betty” Arosemena was the first to try the game of paddle tennis and made her take up this sport, because she told her that if she was good with the racket she could achieve it, and now she has fallen in love with this sport which expanded little by little more massively in Panama.

Nicole Arosemena also participated in two Chess Olympiads in Panama and she assures that it has been in her blood since childhood and that she even participated in tournaments with her father and sister.

“Tennis and paddle tennis have a lot of differences, it’s a kind of hybrid of various sports with rackets and the walls of the court are used. A racket is used instead of a racket, but the points are counted the same as tennis,” he said. He said. Arosemena.

“I fell in love with paddle tennis, it was a process At first I resisted, because tennis was my passion. He told me that I can’t betray tennis, but the truth is that I have room in my heart for all those sports.

Nicole Arosemena, last year finished first in national order in padel and hopes to continue reaping success in this discipline.