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Cheering is officially permitted at the archery competition of the Jeux du Québec in Boucherville, where team shouts and celebrations have been allowed for years under the approval of Gabriela Cosovan, technical director of the archery federation, Le Guide de Cowansville reported. The decision matters for the young archers now competing: rather than demanding the … Read more
The Duomo di Cefalù will open its doors Saturday evening, November 7, for a roundtable devoted to the cathedral’s liturgical furnishings — documents, stylistic analysis and new hypotheses — as part of the cultural series “La Cattedrale di Cefalù nel tempo. Itinerari di conoscenza,” Castelbuono Live reported. The event is scheduled for 7 p.m. inside … Read more
A new archery center of excellence at the Centro de Alto Rendimiento in Tijuana, backed by a joint 20-million-peso investment, has been inaugurated to prepare youth and elite athletes for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, Yahoo reported. The facility is intended to strengthen the integrated development of Baja California’s archers and position them … Read more
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The Swiss Team Championships (SMM) return to the Sportausbildungszentrum Mülimatt in Windisch on November 7 and 8, with the senior men’s and women’s national titles decided in a Final-4 format on Saturday and the youth team competitions taking over the mats on Sunday, the Swiss Judo Federation (SJV) reported. A total of 346 judoka are … Read more
Gabon’s Ghyslain Arnaud Junior Ndong is out of the judo competition at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, losing both his round-of-16 bout and his repechage match in the under-100 kg category on Tuesday, Gabon Actu reported. Ndong opened his tournament with a 1-0 defeat to Tajikistan’s Sharif Asmar. The repechage then gave him a … Read more
“Un deporte bien organizado, bien llevado, construye comunidad y brinda alternativas sanas para los niños y jóvenes,” Carlos Peña said. Archery leaders in Colombia’s Tolima department are moving to create a formal departmental league, a push triggered by 12-year-old Luciana Peña Rodríguez’s two medals at regional championships in Cali, Ecos del Combeima reported. Peña Rodríguez, … Read more
The symposium, titled “Jigoro Kano and Education: His Legacy and the Challenges of the 21st Century,” ran from Oct. 1 to 3 at the University of Tsukuba as part of 2026 Tsukuba Global Science Week. Researchers from Japan and abroad gathered to debate Kano’s thought, judo, and the meaning of sport in contemporary society. Sanada … Read more
The “Games cloud” built for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games will not be switched off when the closing ceremony ends — it will be handed over whole to Senegal and become the country’s national cloud platform, a digital legacy Chinese engineers designed from day one, The Paper reported. The fourth Youth Olympic Games opened … Read more
Ariel Rivas of Club de Tiro con Arco Petroquímica won the Men’s Recurve division at Argentina’s 3D National Final, claiming his second national title in the discipline, El Patagónico reported. The victory came on the closing day of the two-day event and confirmed Rivas as one of the leading figures in the country’s 3D archery … Read more
The Duarte province judo association won first place at the inaugural Hernán Despradel North Regional Judo Tournament, held Saturday in La Vega with delegations from nine associations, El Nuevo Diario reported. Duarte dominated the competition, taking eight gold medals and two bronze to claim the first-place trophy. The host La Vega Judo Association finished second … Read more