Child focused on his game
The second day of competition already demonstrates the high sporting level of all regions of the country.
Mindeporte Press
The games are conceived as a scenario of equality and equity in sport.
Phase one of the national final of the Intercollegiate Games begins to define those classified for the XXVIII South American School Games, the largest school sports event on the continent, which brings together the best from each country.
At the Bogotá High Performance Center, judo classified its champions. In the pre-juvenile women’s category, the Valle team shone with their own light by winning the gold medal, after an outstanding day of combat. Bogotá, for its part, fought until the end to get the silver medal, while Santander completed the podium with the bronze medal.
In the men’s division, the competition was very close. The Bogotá team won the gold, standing out for their technique and strength in each fight. Valle took silver, achieving an outstanding performance, while Antioquía and Santander tied for third place, reflecting the excellent level of teams from across the country in this discipline.
For its part, sports science experienced its first day in the classic category, where the high level that this tournament promises was evident. Intense and fast encounters framed the competitions that will last until November 25.
On the athletics track of the El Salitre Sports Unit, the first tests were carried out, with the participation of more than 700 athletes from 32 delegations who already began to move the medal table of what is considered the largest school competition. of the country.
On Friday, November 22, Manizales activates its calendar of skating competitions at the Bosque Popular Patinodromo. In this way, the importance of bringing sport to all corners of the country and integrating Colombian children and youth is ratified.
The Ministry of Sports complies with the schedule of the National Intercollegiate Games, promoting not only healthy competition, they have also been a platform for social transformation through the comprehensive training of students in their sports development.
To find out more about the games and live results, see the website www.juegosintercolegiados.gov.co
