Best of the Best: Sports Journalists Awards – Live Updates

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| In this way the ceremony ends

14:04 –

| Soccer player Erick Pulgar wins the Best of the Best 2025 award in conventional sports

13:56 –

| Ignacio Torres (for table tennis) is chosen as the Best of the Best 2025 in Paralympic Sport

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| All the winners of the day will present the best of the best 2025 award

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| Rodrigo Encina wins recognition in sports shooting

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| In archery the best is Bastián Reyes

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| Ignacio Torres is the best in table tennis

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| In wheelchair tennis, Francisco Cayulef wins the award

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| Nicolás Medina is awarded in surfing

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| Juan Carlos Garrido takes the prize in powerlifting

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| In swimming, Alberto Abarza wins the prize

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| Dana Morales is recognized in para judo

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| While in Paralympic football the entire national team receives the award

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| Víctor Hugo Silva from Melipilla is recognized in football for the blind

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| In alpine skiing he is Nicolás Bisquertt

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| Hernán Moya is the big winner in para cycling

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| Katherinne Wollermann is the winner in Paralympic canoeing

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| In bocce, Alfonsina Urrejola wins the award

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| In wheelchair basketball the winner is Angel Hernández

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| Jaime Aránguiz is recognized in para badminton

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| Amanda Cerna is the winner in para athletics

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| Paralympic winners section begins

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| The National Sports Journalism Award is awarded to Luis Díaz Cid

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| Vladimiro Mimica is recognized with the masters of journalism award

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| The award for journalistic career goes to Eduardo Mella

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| The award for best young journalist goes to Arturo Millán

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| Likewise, the award for best professional development goes to Juan Ignacio Gardella

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| The regional sports journalist recognized on the day is Pedro Pablo Herrera

13:25 –

| Jaime Pizarro will deliver a few words at the ceremony

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| Fundación Te Apoyamos Inspiration Award goes to Tamara Leonelli, Paralympic table tennis athlete

13:23 –

| Macarena Cayuqueo and Nicolás Benavides are recognized as the best outdoor athletes of the year CMPC

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| For the first time, athletes who relate to nature are recognized

13:20 –

| The “Claudia Schüler” Fair Play Award goes to tennis player Cristian Garín

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| Gonzalo Escobar and Teresita Lira receive the award for relevant special Olympics performance

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| The Ducasse family receives the relevant performance award

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| Bruno Miranda (Karting) and Diego Parra (sports shooting) are recognized as Sports Promise

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| The best coach in 2025 is the champion with Coquimbo Unidos, Esteban González

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| Likewise, Juan Olivares receives the Best Former Male Athlete award

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| The Best Former Female Athlete award goes to Marisol Ibarra

13:07 –

| Club Deportivo Phoenix de Valdivia receives the Contruye el Deporte recognition, which values ​​the contribution to sporting progress in Chile

13:06 –

| Vicente Parraguirre is recognized in indoor volleyball

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| Esteban and Marcos Grimalt are the best in beach volleyball

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| In triathlon, Diego Moya is the winner of his discipline

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| The best in archery is Andrés Gallardo

13:04 –

| Héctor Flores is recognized in flying shot

13:03 –

| Nicolás Burgos is the best in table tennis

13:02 –

| While in men’s tennis Alejandro Tabilo is recognized

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| In women’s tennis the best is Antonia Vergara

13:01 –

| Joaquín Chulchill is awarded in taekwondo

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| Noel de la Torre is the best in national surfing

12:59 –

| Giselle Delgado and Anita Pinto receive the prize in squash

12:58 –

| Nicolás Saab is awarded in rugby

12:57 –

| Gustavo Valdebenito and Felipe Gercés receive the rodeo award

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| Antonio and Melita Abraham are recognized as the best in rowing

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| Felipe Vercellino is the best in polo

12:56 –

| The best in modern pentathlon is Vicente Valderrama

12:56 –

| Javier Villalón established himself in Basque pelota

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| In skate racing, world champion Raúl Pedraza is recognized

12:55 –

| Felipe Robles, Andrés Guevara and Paula Herman are the winners in sailing

12:53 –

| Kristel Kobrich opens the fourth group with the swimming prize

12:53 –

| The award ceremony for the third group ends

12:52 –

| José Ignacio Cornejo is recognized in motorcycling

12:52 –

| Virginia Jiménez won in the fight

12:51 –

| Tomás Freire is consecrated in men’s karate

12:50 –

| Valentina Toro established herself as the best in women’s karate

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| The winner in judo is the native of Peñalolen, Mary Dee Vargas

12:49 –

| Joaquín Pinares is the winner in roller hockey

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| In men’s field hockey, Juan Ignacio Amoroso is consecrated

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| In women’s field hockey, Manuel Urroz is recognized

12:48 –

| Héctor Berríos won in equestrian

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| Arley Méndez is recognized in weightlifting

12:47 –

| Golfer Joaquín Niemann is the best in his discipline

12:46 –

| Luciano Letelier is recognized in gymnastics

12:45 –

| The second part ends

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| In men’s soccer, Erick Pulgar establishes himself as the best

12:45 –

| Mary Valencia is recognized as the best women’s soccer player

12:44 –

| Junior Bórquez is the best amateur soccer player

12:44 –

| Henrik Von Appen won in skiing

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| Matías González is awarded in Water Skiing

12:43 –

| Vicente Otayza won the prize in fencing

12:42 –

| Trinidad Soffia is recognized in the equestrian category

12:42 –

| His brother, Martín, is the winner of the men’s mountain bike section

12:41 –

| Catalina Vidaurre won in the mountain bike category

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| In the men’s BMX category, José Cedano wins the prize

12:40 –

| Macarena Pérez is consecrated in women’s BMX

12:39 –

| Likewise, in men’s cycling it is Jacob Decar who won the award

12:39 –

| Catalina Soto receives recognition in women’s cycling

12:39 –

| The Minister of Sports Jaime Pizarro will present the following awards

12:38 –

| The award ceremony for the first group ends

12:37 –

| María José Mailliard is rewarded for her great performance in canoeing

12:37 –

| Joseph Cherkashyn is the best male professional boxer

12:37 –

| While Daniela Asenjo is the best in professional boxing

12:36 –

| Denisse Bravo receives award in amateur boxing

12:36 –

| Franco Barbano and Sabrina Polito are awarded in bocce

12:35 –

| Sebastián Herrera is the best in basketball and it is his father who receives the award

12:35 –

| Erwin Feuchtmann is recognized in handball

12:34 –

| In motorsport, 17-year-old Nicolás Ambiado receives the award

12:34 –

| Claudio Romero is recognized in men’s athletics

12:32 –

| Cristóbal Hernríquez is the winner of the chess recognition and it is his father who receives the award. In Athletics, Martina Wall is awarded

12:27 –

| Karen Gallardo (Discus throw) receives lifetime achievement recognition from Lorena Talma and Pablo Díaz from Arcos Dorados McDonalds

12:25 –

| Lorena Talma, Communications Manager of Arcos Dorados McDonalds will deliver a few words

12:20 –

| Remember that you can follow the broadcast on YouTube

12:18 –

| “The leap in quality of Chilean sport has to do with state policy”

12:18 –

| The president of the CDP, Pablo Vargas, takes the floor

12:14 –

| The first recognition is on behalf of Chilean sports leaders who left us this year.

12:13 –

| Since 1951 this recognition has been carried out

12:12 –

| The day’s entertainers will be Andrea Hernández and Gustavo Huerta

11:59 –

| The ceremony begins with a video of national athletes

11:58 –

| This Monday the Best of the Best in national sports is announced, an award given by the Circle of Sports Journalists at the Municipal Theater of Las Condes