TLAXCALA, Mexico — The Quintana Roo judo team made a splash on the second day of the National Olympiad CONADE 2025, bagging an impressive five medals, including two golds. The athletes, supported by the Quintana Roo Sports Commission (CODЕQ) under the leadership of Jacobo Arzate Hopkins, continue to make their mark in the national competition as part of Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa’s initiatives.

Golden Performances

• Ariadna Chávez from Tulum claimed the national champion title in the women’s 70kg category. “It was a tough fight, but I always believed in my abilities,” Chávez said after winning the gold.
• Naomi Dubai Cardona, also from Tulum, climbed to the top of the podium in the women’s 52kg division. “This win is dedicated to my home state and everyone who supported me,” Cardona stated.

Bronze Medalists

• Eduardo Urbina secured a bronze in the men’s 60kg class.
• Kevin del Ángel added a bronze to the team’s tally in the men’s 81kg event.
• Fernando Montejo‘s bronze in the men’s 90kg division rounded off the medals for Quintana Roo.

Quintana Roo’s Medal Tally

With these wins, Quintana Roo’s judo team has now secured six medals in total: two golds and four bronzes. The state’s overall medal count at the national competition stands at 149, including 42 golds, 57 silvers, and 50 bronzes, maintaining a position among the top ten states.

“The athletes’ performances highlight the importance of Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa’s initiatives in promoting sports and athletes’ well-being.”

FAQs

When was the National Olympiad CONADE 2025 held?

June 2025 (specific dates not provided)

Where is the National Olympiad CONADE 2025 being held?

Tlaxcala Convention Center

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