Potosí Judo Athletes Qualify for National Olympics
San Luis Potosí’s judo program is sending a strong contingent to the National Olympics after a successful qualifying event. Several athletes have earned their places, demonstrating the growing strength of the sport in the region.
Key Qualifiers Emerge
The qualifying event, held in Apizaco Tlaxcala, saw athletes compete across multiple weight classes and age divisions. The competition was organized by the Mexican Judo Federation.
Under 18 Division
Orlando Reyna secured a gold medal in the Over 90 kilos Division, leading the charge for the younger athletes.
Under 21 Division
Cristina Marceleño finished third in the 52 kilo Division, while Valeria Juárez placed third in the 78 kilos and Pamela Jacinto finished seventh in the 57 kilograms division.
Under 24 and Primera Fuerza Divisions
Xana López secured third place in the 70 kilos division in the Primera Fuerza category, with Pamela Jacinto finishing fifth in the 57 kilos division.
Next Steps: Guanajuato Awaits
The athletes will now prepare to compete in the National Olympics, which will be held in the State of Guanajuato. This event represents a significant opportunity for these judokas to showcase their skills on a national stage.
Looking Ahead
The success of these athletes underscores the commitment to developing Judo talent within San Luis Potosí. Continued investment in training and competition opportunities will be crucial for future success.
FAQ
- Where was the qualifying event held? In Apizaco Tlaxcala.
- Where will the National Olympics be held? In the State of Guanajuato.
- Who organized the qualifying event? The Mexican Judo Federation.
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