Yucatán Hosts Inaugural winter Archery tournament, Aiming for National and International Success
Mérida, Yucatán – The Yucatán state government, in collaboration with the Mexican Archery Federation, hosted the inaugural Outdoor Winter Archery Tournament 2024.This event, held at the inalámbrica Sports Complex, brought together 120 talented archers from Yucatán, Quintana Roo, and other states, marking a important step towards the 2025 CONADE National Games and future international competitions.
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena, alongside Rommel Pacheco Marrufo, Director of the National Commission of physical Culture and Sport (CONADE), officially opened the tournament. Governor Díaz Mena emphasized the importance of the event in showcasing the dedication and skill of young athletes, stating, “This tournament is a testament to the talent, discipline, and commitment of our young archers who proudly represent Yucatán.”
He further highlighted the tournament’s role as a platform for evaluating the competitive level of Yucatán’s archers and preparing them for upcoming challenges, including the Pan American Championship in Colombia.
The Governor also reiterated his commitment to promoting sports growth in Yucatán, announcing plans to establish six “Renacimiento Centers” inspired by Mexico City’s triumphant model. These centers will provide children and youth with access to sports facilities and coaching,fostering a culture of athleticism and well-being.
CONADE Director Rommel Pacheco Marrufo expressed his desire to bring more international sporting events to Mexico, particularly to Yucatán, to inspire young people and encourage participation in sports. He also stressed the importance of investing in infrastructure upgrades to ensure athletes have access to world-class training facilities.
The tournament featured some of Mexico’s top archers, including Juan Carlos del Río Gutiérrez, a Yucatecan member of the Halcones club and the Mexican national team; Sebastián García Flores from Coahuila; Máximo Méndez Ortiz from Morelos; and Carlos Rojas López, a former Olympian from Querétaro. Thier presence added prestige to the event, providing younger archers with valuable exposure and inspiration.
Prior to the archery tournament, Governor Díaz Mena participated in the “Run to Help” race, an initiative aimed at promoting physical activity while raising funds for journalist Óscar Rodríguez hernández, who requires surgery to regain his lost vision.
Accompanied by Armin Lizama Córdova, head of the Yucatán Institute of Sports, and Clemente Escalante Alcocer, director of the Yucatán State Tourism Units Patronage (Cultur), the Governor started the race and joined the 3-kilometer walk, demonstrating his commitment to supporting both athletic endeavors and community well-being.
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