Badminton Kicks Off 2026 National Olympics in Tlaxcala with 420 Young Athletes TLAXCALA, Mexico — The 2026 Mexican National Olympics officially commenced on Monday, April 8, with badminton as the opening sport, drawing 420 athletes from 20 states across the country to compete in the Sub-13 and Sub-15 age categories. The event, held at the … Read more
Students from the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) have earned recognition at an international archery competition held in Puebla, Mexico, showcasing the growing strength of collegiate archery programs in Latin America. The event, which drew participants from across the Americas, highlighted the technical precision and mental discipline required in modern competitive archery, with BUAP … Read more
The Architect of Victory: Božidar Maljković Honored with Unicaja’s Escudo de Oro In the cathedral of Andalusian basketball, the Martín Carpena arena, the atmosphere this past weekend was less about the current standings and more about the foundation of a legacy. For the fans in Málaga, the return of Božidar “Boža” Maljković was not merely … Read more
Elite Archery Meets Heritage: Puebla Hosts 2026 Archery World Cup The historic heart of Puebla, Mexico, became the center of the sporting world this weekend as the city hosted the Copa Mundial de Tiro con Arco 2026. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Zócalo and the iconic Puebla Cathedral, the event blended world-class athletic … Read more
Tomelloso to Host Spanish Judo Super Cup for Juniors and Veterans Tomelloso is preparing to become the center of Spanish combat sports this weekend. The city will host the Supercopa de España de Judo Junior y Veteranos, a high-stakes national event that brings together the best of both emerging talent and seasoned practitioners. The competition, … Read more
The Philosophy of the Tatami: Inside the Method of Julio Julián Alderete Reyes In the world of high-performance combat sports, the line between a coach and a mentor is often blurred. For Cuban men’s judo, that line is defined by Julio Julián Alderete Reyes. As the head of coaches for the national program, Alderete Reyes … Read more
Puebla Ready for Archery World Cup 2026 Opener The stage is set in Puebla, Mexico, as the global archery community prepares for the first leg of the 2026 season. Starting tomorrow, the city becomes the epicenter of the sport for the opening stage of the Archery World Cup 2026, an event that promises to showcase … Read more
Baja California Talent Anchors Mexico’s Historic World Archery Cup Debut in Puebla Mexico is preparing for a landmark moment in international sports as the city of Puebla becomes the first Mexican host for the opening stage of the World Archery serial. Starting tomorrow, April 7, the World Archery Cup will descend upon the city, bringing … Read more
The New Face of Mexican Archery: Matías Grande’s Ascent Toward Los Angeles 2028 In the world of international archery, transitions are often slow, defined by the long reigns of seasoned veterans. However, Mexico is currently witnessing a rapid generational shift, and at the center of this evolution is 21-year-old Matías Grande. Currently the top-ranked Mexican … Read more
Antonio Coruña Melián, Pioneering Figure in Spanish Judo, Dies at 76 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain – Antonio Coruña Melián, the longtime president of the Federación Canaria de Judo and a member of the Real Federación Española de Judo y Deportes Asociados (RFEJYDA) board, has died at the age of 76. The news, confirmed … Read more