Ninety-two competitors gathered at the Unidad Deportiva de Guadalupe for the Torneo Outdoor 2026, where visiting and local archers evaluated the venue’s facilities and labeled them the best available for competitive archery in the region, according to local news reports.
Ninety-Two Competitors Gather at Guadalupe Sports Unit
The outdoor archery tournament drew 92 participants from San Luis Potosí, Aguascalientes, Fresnillo, Zacatecas, and Guadalupe to the municipal sports complex. Competitors tested their accuracy across open, amateur, women’s, and under-12 mixed divisions, shooting under the FITA 18-meter format. Each archer completed two rounds of 30 arrows for a total of 60 scoring shots per event.
Guadalupe municipal authorities noted that the event shows the city can host multi-state sports gatherings. Municipal leadership pointed to ongoing investments in local sports infrastructure aimed at encouraging participation across all age groups.
Tournament Podium Finishes Across Divisions
Competition concluded with podium finishes across multiple categories and equipment classes. In the open compound division with free scope, Óscar Sarracino of Aguascalientes took first place, followed by Nicolás Sánchez of Aguascalientes in second and Óscar Márquez of Zacatecas in third.
The women’s compound division saw Zacatecas athletes sweep the podium: Paulina Castañeda placed first, Nadira Sabag took second, and Ariadna Campos finished third. In the amateur compound category, Víctor A. Ramírez of Aguascalientes claimed the top spot, David Martínez finished second, and Christian Alejandro Ruiz of Fresnillo earned third.
Lourdes Murillo and Antonio Ibarra, both representing Zacatecas, finished first and second respectively in the free recurve division. In traditional categories, Luis Leos led a San Luis Potosí sweep in the amateur bracket, joined by Jorge Arturo Leos and Juan Luis Leos. Rosa Elena Muro won the traditional women’s class ahead of Teresa Duarte and Fátima Cibrián, while Enrique Wogue of San Luis Potosí won the traditional men’s division ahead of Arturo Damasco of Fresnillo and Juan Leos of San Luis Potosí. In the under-12 division, Rodrigo Ramírez of Aguascalientes secured first place, with Zenat Dávila and Mateo Aguilar of Zacatecas taking second and third.
