By Impartial Voice
QUERÉTARO, QRO., January 19, 2025 – The Institute of Sports and Recreation of Querétaro (INDEREQ) has successfully concluded its judo selection trials for the upcoming CONADE 2025 Nationals. Out of 33 participants, 31 talented athletes have been chosen to represent the state in the macro-regional stage, marking a significant milestone for Querétaro’s judo community.
Following the intense competition, Cedric Plouin, the head coach, expressed his optimism about the team’s performance. With 15 of his athletes securing their spots, Plouin emphasized the goal of maintaining their momentum. He aims to ensure that at least 10 of his students, if not more, qualify for the prestigious CONADE games, showcasing their dedication and skill on a national platform.
The event featured judokas competing across three age categories: 13-14, 15-17, and 18-20 years, with weight classes ranging from 40 kg to 100 kg. Participants hailed from various renowned training centers, including Talentos Deportivos, Dojo Samurai Do, Club Judo Kano, Judo Kyoei, and the University of Querétaro Judo Club, highlighting the diversity and depth of talent in the region.
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Querétaro’s Judo Talent Shines Shining: INDEREQ Concludes Selection Trials for CONADE 2025 Nationals
By Impartial voice
QUERÉTARO, QRO., January 19, 2025 – The Institute of sports and Recreation of Querétaro (INDEREQ) has successfully wrapped up its judo selection trials for the upcoming CONADE 2025 Nationals, marking a pivotal moment for the state’s judo community. Out of 33 participants, 31 remarkable athletes have earned the honour of representing Querétaro in the macro-regional stage, showcasing the depth of talent and dedication within the region.
cedric Plouin,the head coach of the judo team,expressed his optimism following the trials. with 15 of his athletes securing their spots,Plouin emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum as the team prepares for the national stage. His goal is clear: too ensure that at least 10 of his students qualify for the prestigious CONADE games, a testament to their hard work and skill.
The trials featured judokas competing across three age categories: 13-14, 15-17, and 18-20 years, with weight classes ranging from 40 kg to 100 kg. Participants represented some of the most renowned training centers in the region, including Talentos Deportivos, Dojo Samurai Do, Club Judo Kano, Judo Kyoei, and the University of Querétaro Judo Club. This diversity underscores the collaborative effort and robust infrastructure supporting judo progress in Querétaro.
As the countdown to the CONADE 2025 Nationals begins, athletes across Mexico are intensifying their preparations, each vying for a spot on the podium. Querétaro, in particular, is making waves, fielding competitive teams in an extraordinary 28 disciplines, including the rapidly growing handball category. This broad representation highlights the state’s commitment to nurturing athletic talent and promoting sports excellence.
The judo trials not only serve as a platform for athletes to showcase their skills but also as a stepping stone for Querétaro to solidify its reputation as a powerhouse in Mexican sports. With a strong team and a dedicated coaching staff, the state is poised to make a significant impact at the national level.
As the judokas of Querétaro gear up for the macro-regional stage,the entire sports community rallies behind them,eager to witness their journey toward glory. The CONADE 2025 Nationals promise to be a thrilling showcase of talent, determination, and sportsmanship, with Querétaro’s judo team ready to leave their mark.
Stay tuned as these young athletes continue their quest for excellence, embodying the spirit of perseverance and ambition that defines the world of sports.
Image Caption: Judokas in action during the INDEREQ selection trials, showcasing their skill and determination.
