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Children and teenagers living in residential care across 11 Mexican states will gain structured access to conventional and adapted sports through a new federal initiative starting in November 2026. The program, named “Semillas de Grandeza” and driven by the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (CONADE), targets participants between the ages of 6 and … Read more
French Youth Archers Aurane Lapouge and Maël Lamouret Target Youth Olympic Success in Dakar French archery prospects Aurane Lapouge and Maël Lamouret will participate in the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, the French archery federation reported. Both athletes enter the international showcase following strong performances during the European Youth Championships in Italy, where they captured … Read more
Palazzo Palano Hosts Third Bruce Lee Commemoration in Messina The Kombat Club Messina will host the third edition of the Bruce Lee Commemoration on November 25, 2026, at the Palazzo Palano gallery, featuring a multidisciplinary martial arts seminar dedicated to the actor and philosopher’s enduring influence on combat sports. More than 50 years after the … Read more
David Jackson Claims Two 3D Archery World Titles in Yankton David Jackson secured two individual and team world titles in 3D archery at the world championships in Yankton, United States, adding to a career total that includes seven gold medals on the global stage. The Unionais competitor and club coach achieved the double victory in … Read more
A book by two retired United States military officers examining the strategy, technology, and factors behind Azerbaijan’s victory in the 44-day 2020 conflict was presented, AZERTAC reported. Book Presentation in Baku The Centre for Analysis of International Relations and Multiculturalism alongside the Baku Book Center organized the presentation of the volume titled “The War for … Read more
The Versailles Administrative Court of Appeal has upheld a tax reassessment against five-time Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner, ruling that two luxury cars his rental company owned — a Ferrari and a Rolls-Royce — were not business expenses but hidden compensation to the French champion, Sport 365 reported. The decision, rendered Oct. 15, confirms the … Read more
Ariel Rivas of the Petroquímica Archery Club sealed a national championship in men’s recurve at the 3D Final Nacional, the closing event of Argentina’s national 3D calendar, Prensa Mercosur reported. The Petroquímica Archery Club was again a protagonist in the national scene during the final. The tournament ran Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 at the … Read more
The tournament, held in Osaka Prefecture, brought together teams that had won through their regional preliminaries, giving the Kindai squad a full-day measure of where it stands against the prefecture’s elite, the report said. Round 1 vs. Daisho-Higashi: decided by one throw The first-round team match against Daisho-Higashi Junior High School went down to the … Read more
Six individual world championships and five Olympic medals across three Games. That is the statistical footprint of Clarisse Agbegnenou, the French judoka who has transformed a premature birth and a month-long coma into the most complete career in women’s 63 kg judo, Baike reported. The 32-year-old’s resume includes three Olympic golds, one silver, and one … Read more
Cuban judo delivered a strong rebound over the past week, with promising results at both the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar and the Pan American Open in Florida offering relief after a disappointing World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, Granma reported. Kayla Pita Zorrilla shines at Youth Olympics in Dakar Seventeen-year-old Kayla Pita Zorrilla of Pinar … Read more