Venezuelan Judoca Conquers Gold in the Central American and Caribbean Games
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Venezuelan judoca Barrios beat Mexican Prisca Awiti for ippon to win the -63 kg of the Central American and Caribbean Games 2026.
The Santiaguera Maylin del Toro (63 kg) is the captain of the judo women’s team and for the third time in Central American and Caribbean Games is left without the desired gold. After winning the bronze she offered statements to the press and was happy, because in her division there are at least two rivals of world and Olympic level like the Venezuelan Anriquelis Barrios (with which she lost) and the Mexican Prisca Awiti. The post Quisqueya a day…
Santo Domingo, 27 Jul (Prensa Latina) As the feline waiting to crouch his prey, so was Cuban judoca Andy Granda in the final of the highest category in the Central American and Caribbean Games of Santo Domingo 2026. The post Cuban judoca Granda: Cold blood for another Central American crown first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Santo Domingo.- Dominican judoca Robert Florentino proclaimed himself champion of the category -90 kilograms by winning the gold medal in the 25th Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026, adding a new title for the national delegation. (Continue reading...) The entry Robert Florentino adds another gold and lights RD in the Central American was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.
The Venezuelan athlete Anriquelis Barrios won the gold medal and the title in the division of the 63 kilograms of judo in the Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026. The judoca played an exciting match in front of the Mexican Prisca Awiti, whom she defeated in the final clash via the ippon. “I could not be in San Salvador 2023 due to an injury; for this reason I was very focused on winning this medal and beating such strong riva…
The golden harvest of Venezuela at the Dominican meeting carried the signatures of Anriquelis Barrios (judo), Yohandri Granado (taekwondo) and Paola Pérez (10 km open water), backed in rowing by the duples of César Amarís-José Guipe and André Mora-Jaime Machado
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