Delegates from Rojas have secured a wave of new qualifications for the upcoming Juegos Bonaerenses finals in Mar del Plata, following strong showings across regional and interregional elimination rounds, according to recent sports reports. Local athletes demonstrated exceptional form across track and field, combat sports, and precision disciplines, expanding the city’s roster for the provincial showcase.
Athletics and Track Stars Lead the Surge
The regional qualifiers saw standout performances in youth athletics, according to coverage from Agroempresario.com. In the Sub 14 female school division, Greta Zambuto advanced by topping the shot put field. Mirko Fachile earned his ticket in the Sub 14 male free long jump, while Valentina Delgado claimed victory in the Sub 14 female free discus throw alongside Zoé Soria, who secured her place in the hammer throw. Mid-distance and field events also yielded success for the delegation. Iago Castellano clocked a qualifying time in the Sub 16 male 3,000-meter run. In the Sub 16 female free bracket, Lara Malatesta cleared the bar to win the high jump, and Emilia Guaraglia dominated the discus throw. Rounding out the throwing events in the Sub 18 female free category, Aldana García booked her place in Mar del Plata with a strong performance in the discus.
Precision Shooting and Team Sports Advance
Beyond track and field, Rojas competitors found success on the shooting range and the hardwood. Meanwhile, the team sports contingent added depth to the delegation. The Sub 18 male free 3×3 basketball squad—comprising Felipe Vázquez, Manuel Audiffred, and Mateo Gil—triumphed in their regional bracket to earn a trip to the provincial finals.
Adapted Sports Standouts
The delegation’s success extended to adapted sports (PcD) categories, where table tennis players delivered dominant displays.
What Comes Next
With regional stages concluding, the qualified athletes will enter final preparations ahead of the provincial tournament in Mar del Plata. Delegation officials will coordinate training schedules and logistics as the city looks toward the final medal rounds.
