Buenos Aires Shines with Multiple Medals at Evita National Youth Games

Buenos Aires Delegation Sweeps Multiple Medals at Evita National Youth Games

The Buenos Aires delegation secured top team honors in adapted swimming and cycling while collecting multiple gold medals during the third day of competition at the Juegos Nacionales Juveniles Evita, according to official tournament results. As the national youth tournament enters its final stretch, athletes representing the city advanced across several disciplines to strengthen their standing at the top of the medal table.

Team Dominance in Adapted Swimming and Cycling

Buenos Aires claimed the first-place team cup in adapted swimming. The cycling squad also captured the team championship title, led by riders Camila Ríos, Zaira Rojas, Luca López Bourdeu, and Maximiliano Foco.

Gold and Silver Finishes on the Track and Field

In athletics, the women’s 5×80 relay team composed of Juliana Negro, Florencia Suárez, Renata Serfatti, Juliana Bentivoglio, and Lola Urteaga raced to a gold medal. The men’s 5×80 relay squad—featuring Luca Borghello, Emanuel Herrera, Roque Curi, Manuel Teyechea, and Lucas Blanco—earned a silver medal. In weightlifting, Zoe Couturier Mongabure secured a gold medal in the 69 kg category.

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Guía Monzón and Rubín Minetti Secure Table Tennis Medals

Table tennis competition brought further podium finishes as Ixchel Guía Monzón won gold and Dante Rubín Minetti took silver. The men’s doubles team of Joaquín Galván and Mateo Bobeda added a bronze medal. In breaking, Chiara Canossa claimed two silver medals and one bronze medal.

Additional Podiums in Judo, Hockey, and Results Access

Alisa Kuzmina captured a bronze medal in judo, while the women’s hockey team also earned a bronze medal. Complete standings and ongoing event schedules remain available through the official Evita Games results page.

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