Panam Sports activities MEXICO WINS GOLD IN ARTISTIC SWIMMING

MEXICO WINS GOLD IN ARTISTIC SWIMMING

The 2025 ASU Junior Pan American Games closed with an admirable creative swimming efficiency within the blended workforce acrobatic routine. Mexico captured all of the gold medals on the Olympic Aquatic Center in Paraguay.

First place in creative swimming this Saturday went to the Mexican workforce, which gained over the judges with a exact and daring routine, attaining a rating of 194.9850 and incomes its third gold medal within the creative swimming competitors.

Athlete Carolina Arzate expressed: “The course of was very lengthy, filled with obstacles. It took six months of focus, and the psychological facet was crucial to win this gold, as a result of whenever you now not have power in your physique, solely your psychological power stays to proceed. Tr…
KARATE AT ASU 2025 CULMS WITH GOLD FOR ARGENTINA AND NICARAGUA

On the ultimate day of the II Junior Pan American Games Asu 2025, karate had a day marked by pleasure, with the boys’s and girls’s finals. This self-discipline closed in spectacular vogue, with gold medals for Nicaragua’s Joysi Tinaco and Argentina’s Juan Gallardo.

In the boys’s -60 kg class, Argentina’s Juan Gallardo was topped Pan American champion after displaying authority in every bout, taking the gold medal. “I can’t wait to get home and hug my parents. I dedicate this medal to my family,” declared the younger champion by tears, visibly moved.

The silver medal went to Venezuela’s Sebastián Chirinos, whereas the bronze medals went to Hermes Moreno of Peru and Jean Dorta of the United States.

In the ladies’s -50 kg class, Nicaraguan Joysi Tinaco made historical past by profitable the gold medal. The athlete demonstrated character and power all through the event, even after shedding a qualifying bout to Colombian Angélica Ospina.

“It’s a huge thrill. I spent a year training to reach my goal, which was gold, and I achieved it. It’s the best thing that could have happened to me. I dedicate this medal to my parents, friends, and those who trained with me to get me here,” the Central American champion proudly expressed.

The silver medal went to Venezuela’s Ana Vásquez, whereas the bronze medals went to Ospina of Colombia and Melani Unzueta of Bolivia.

With these finals, karate formally concluded its participation in Asu 2025, leaving a backdrop of intense fight, nice feelings, and a transparent message that the brand new generations are already making their mark on the Pan American stage.

Written by Enrique Abel Cáceres Vázquez