Colima Athletes Secure Spots in National CONADE Games Across Multiple Sports
Colima athletes have qualified for teh final stage of the National CONADE Games 2025 in cycling, wrestling, judo, and tennis, following prosperous performances in the qualifying events and Macro-regional Zone B competitions held in Guadalajara.
cycling
Several cyclists have already qualified in track, time trial, and road events. More qualifiers were expected in mountain biking to determine the final roster of male and female cyclists representing Colima at the national sporting event.
Wrestling
Nine wrestlers from Colima secured their spots at the Code Alcalde dome. In women’s wrestling, Rubí Núñez (42 kg) qualified in the School Sub17 category, along with Grecia Mancilla (65 kg) and Isis Juárez (76 kg) in the youth categories. In men’s freestyle wrestling, Tadeo Rosas (41 kg) and Osiris Juárez (62 kg) qualified in the Children’s Sub13 category. Brayan Rodríguez (45 kg), Omar Solano (48 kg), and Jesús Rosas (80 kg) qualified in the Cadet Sub17 category, while Eduardo García (79 kg) qualified in the Youth Sub20 category. Coaches Eduardo Jiménez Padilla, Carlos and Ángel Mancilla Cárdenas, and delegate Ricardo naviel Mancilla supported the wrestlers.
Judo
The judo competition, held at the Code Deportivo Revolución, awaits the final results from Macro-regional Zones A and C to determine the total number of qualified athletes. The final list of athletes advancing to the National CONADE Games will be announced in the coming days. Coaches Cristóbal Aburto Tinoco, Frycer Tintos, and Gustavo Luna were present, along with Verónica Beltrán, president of the Colima State Judo Association, who served as the delegate for the sport.
Tennis
Tennis players Juan Pablo Ramos alcaraz and juan Álvaro Ceballos Peraza,in the Under-14 category,qualified for the final stage of the National CONADE Games after competing in the Macro-regional event held at the Code Metropolitano courts. They competed in both singles and doubles against players from Jalisco, State of Mexico, Guanajuato, Michoacán, and Mexico city. Colima’s coaches for the event were Ashtar Iván Villalobos, Maximiliano Esteves, and Darío Vázquez Flores.
**What are the specific challenges and opportunities that Colima’s athletes face in preparing for the National CONADE Games across different sports?** (This question encourages a deeper analysis of the athletes’ situations considering the diversity of sports involved.)
Colima Athletes Secure Spots in National CONADE Games across Multiple Sports
Colima athletes have qualified for the final stage of the National CONADE Games 2025 in cycling, wrestling, judo, and tennis, following prosperous performances in the qualifying events and Macro-regional Zone B competitions held in Guadalajara.
Cycling
Several cyclists have already qualified in track,time trial,and road events. More qualifiers were expected in mountain biking to determine the final roster of male and female cyclists representing Colima at the national sporting event.
Wrestling
Nine wrestlers from Colima secured their spots at the Code Alcalde dome. In women’s wrestling, Rubí Núñez (42 kg) qualified in the School Sub17 category, along with Grecia Mancilla (65 kg) and Isis Juárez (76 kg) in the youth categories. In men’s freestyle wrestling, Tadeo Rosas (41 kg) and Osiris Juárez (62 kg) qualified in the Children’s Sub13 category. Brayan Rodríguez (45 kg), Omar Solano (48 kg), and Jesús Rosas (80 kg) qualified in the Cadet Sub17 category, while Eduardo García (79 kg) qualified in the Youth Sub20 category. Coaches Eduardo Jiménez Padilla,Carlos and Ángel Mancilla Cárdenas,and delegate Ricardo Naviel Mancilla supported the wrestlers.
Judo
The judo competition, held at the Code Deportivo Revolución, awaits the final results from macro-regional Zones A and C to determine the total number of qualified athletes. The final list of athletes advancing to the National CONADE Games will be announced in the coming days. Coaches Cristóbal Aburto Tinoco, Frycer Tintos, and Gustavo Luna were present, along with Verónica beltrán, president of the Colima State Judo Association, who served as the delegate for the sport.
Tennis
Tennis players Juan Pablo Ramos Alcaraz and Juan Álvaro Ceballos Peraza, in the Under-14 category, qualified for the final stage of the National CONADE Games after competing in the Macro-regional event held at the Code Metropolitano courts. They competed in both singles and doubles against players from Jalisco, State of Mexico, Guanajuato, Michoacán, and Mexico City. Colima’s coaches for the event were Ashtar Iván Villalobos, Maximiliano Esteves, and Darío Vázquez Flores.
Q&A: Colima’s CONADE Games Qualification
What are the CONADE Games?
The National CONADE Games are Mexico’s premier national youth sporting event, comparable to the Olympics for young athletes in mexico. They provide a platform for athletes to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level.
Which sports have Colima athletes qualified in?
Colima athletes have qualified in cycling, wrestling, judo, and tennis for the 2025 games. The article mentions that mountain biking qualification is pending for cycling.
Where were the qualifying events held?
The qualifying events and Macro-regional Zone B competitions were held in Guadalajara.
Who are some notable wrestlers from Colima who qualified?
Rubí Núñez (wrestling, 42 kg), Grecia Mancilla (wrestling, 65 kg), Isis Juárez (wrestling, 76 kg), Tadeo rosas (wrestling, 41 kg), Osiris Juárez (wrestling, 62 kg), Brayan Rodríguez (wrestling, 45 kg), Omar Solano (wrestling, 48 kg), Jesús Rosas (wrestling, 80 kg) and Eduardo García (wrestling, 79 kg).
Who are the tennis players who Qualified?
Juan Pablo Ramos Alcaraz and Juan Álvaro Ceballos Peraza, in the Under-14 category.
What is the next step for the judo athletes?
The final results from Macro-regional Zones A and C are awaited to determine the total number of qualified athletes. The final list will be announced in the coming days.
What role do coaches and delegates play?
coaches provide training and support,while delegates oversee the organization and depiction of the sport. Their presence underscores the importance of teamwork in achieving athletic success.
Colima’s athletes are heading to the National CONADE Games! Stay tuned for more updates on their journey.
