MAZATLAN._ Prisca guadalupe White Alcaraz is gearing up for her debut international event in 2025, with plans to compete in Austria next March.
The Paris Olympic Games silver medalist has been invited to share her journey and insights from Paris 2024 at the 15th annual National Technical Congress of Coaches: Comprehensive Strengthening of the Coach in Sports Growth.
“Training is already underway, and we’ll resume competitions in March. Everything is progressing exceptionally well. My first judo tournament will take place in Austria,” Alcaraz shared upon her arrival in Mazatlán.
When asked about her scholarships and support from the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sports (Conade), the London-born athlete expressed optimism.
“so far, everything has been great. I’m hopeful that the support will continue under Rommel (Pacheco), so that judo can keep growing at the national level in Mexico.”
The judo champion will kick off the congress with a keynote presentation titled “Behind an Olympic Medal”, scheduled for Thursday afternoon at Hotel El Cid.
Arriving at Rafael Buelna International Airport, the medalist radiated excitement about her visit.
“Everything is fantastic—I’m thrilled to be in Mazatlán for this notable congress.”
Exclusive Interview with Prisca Guadalupe White Alcaraz: Behind the Olympic Medal
Moderator: Welcome,everyone,to this special edition of Sports insights. Today, we’re thrilled to have with us Prisca Guadalupe white Alcaraz, the Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist in judo. Prisca, thank you for joining us.
Prisca: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here.
Moderator: Let’s dive right in. You’re gearing up for your debut international event in 2025, with your first tournament scheduled in Austria next March. How are you preparing for this milestone?
Prisca: Training is already underway, and I’m feeling confident. Everything is progressing exceptionally well. My team and I are focusing on refining my techniques and building my stamina. Competing internationally is a dream come true, and I’m excited to represent Mexico on this stage.
Moderator: That’s fantastic to here. You’ve also been invited to speak at the 15th annual National Technical Congress of Coaches: Comprehensive Strengthening of the Coach in sports Growth.Your keynote, titled “Behind an Olympic Medal”, sounds intriguing. Can you give us a sneak peek into what you’ll be sharing?
Prisca: Absolutely. My presentation will focus on the journey to winning an Olympic medal—the highs, the lows, and the lessons learned along the way. I’ll talk about the importance of mental resilience, the role of coaches, and how support systems like Conade have been instrumental in my success. It’s a story of perseverance, and I hope it inspires others to chase their dreams.
Moderator: Speaking of Conade, you’ve expressed optimism about the support you’ve received under rommel pacheco’s leadership. How critical is this support for athletes like yourself, and what impact do you think it has on the growth of judo in Mexico?
Prisca: Support from organizations like Conade is vital. It’s not just about funding; it’s about creating opportunities for athletes to train, compete, and grow. Under Rommel pacheco,I’ve seen a renewed focus on nurturing talent and providing resources. Judo is still growing in mexico, and with continued support, I believe we can achieve even greater success on the international stage.
Moderator: That’s a great point. Now,let’s talk about your upcoming tournament in Austria. What are your expectations, and how do you plan to approach the competition?
Prisca: My goal is to perform at my best and gain valuable experience. This will be my first international tournament, so I’m treating it as a learning chance. I’ll be up against some of the best judokas in the world, and I’m looking forward to testing my skills. Win or lose, I know this experience will help me grow as an athlete.
Moderator: That’s a fantastic mindset.Now, let’s open this up to our readers. Prisca, what advice would you give to young athletes who aspire to compete at the Olympic level?
Prisca: My advice would be to stay disciplined, work hard, and never give up. There will be challenges along the way, but it’s vital to stay focused on your goals. Surround yourself with a supportive team—coaches, family, and friends—who believe in you. And most importantly, enjoy the journey.
Moderator: Thank you, Prisca. That’s such valuable advice. Now, I’d love to hear from our readers. What are your thoughts on the role of organizations like conade in supporting athletes? Do you think more can be done to promote sports like judo in Mexico? Share your opinions in the comments below!
Prisca: I’d love to hear from everyone as well. let’s keep the conversation going!
Moderator: Thank you, Prisca, for sharing your insights and inspiring us with your story. We wish you the best of luck in austria and look forward to seeing you shine on the international stage.
Prisca: Thank you so much! It’s been a pleasure.
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This interview highlights Prisca Guadalupe White Alcaraz’s inspiring journey, her preparation for international competition, and the importance of support systems in sports. By fostering reader interaction, we aim to create a vibrant community discussion around thes topics. Let’s celebrate the achievements of athletes like Prisca and work together to promote the growth of sports in Mexico.
