Rhythmic gymnastics assigned places to the National Games

Published at: 21/05/2026 09:27 PM

Caracas became champion of the rhythmic gymnastics qualifier of the 2026 Youth National Games by winning 3 gold, 2 silver and one bronze medals at the “José Joaquín Papa Carrillo” gymnasium in Miranda.

The second position was occupied by Zulia with 2 gold metals and an equal number of bronzes, followed by Táchira with two silver and one bronze.

The qualifying event was attended by 93 gymnasts and 12 teams from 15 states.

First medal

The Zulian Ambar Parra won the first gold medal of the day in the hoop mode with a record of 22,140 (4.30, 3.50, 7.27, 7.07), followed by the Carabobeña Aransa Conde with a score of 21,060 (4.60, 3.30, 6.93, 6.23). The podium was also completed by Marcela Corzo from Zulia with 18,360 (3.50, 2.60, 6.33, 5.93).

In addition to the medalists, the Tachirense Leymar Murillo, the Carabobeña Valeria González, the capital Fabiana Álvarez, the Merida Lucía Ojeda and the Mirandina Sofía Arrechedera complete the group of athletes who won their pass to the National Games.

Capital domain

In addition, the capital Anais Parra claimed the gold metal in the ball mode with an impeccable performance, accumulating 22,100 (5.10, 3.90, 6.90, 6.20). The silver medal was in the hands of her partner Fabiana Álvarez with a cumulative of 21,500 (5.50, 3.50, 6.63, 6.37), relegating Aranza Conde to the bronze medal.

“Everything went as planned, I was able to do my routine as I always rehearsed it, I had no errors or penalties,” said the champion of the test.

They were joined in the classification for the National Games by Zuliana Marcela Cardoso, Mirandina Nicolette Morales, Alessandra Dávila from Tachirense, Bárbara Dávila from Merida and Marcela García from Carabobeña.

Zulian Ambar Parra won her second gold medal of the day with an outstanding performance in the club category where she won 22,970 (5.00, 3.60, 7.30, 7.07). The silver and bronze medals went to the capital's Anais Córdoba and María Salas with 21,200 (5.10, 2.70, 6.87, 6.53) and 21,030 (5.00, 2.40, 7.03, 6.60) respectively.

In addition to the medalists, the gymnasts who secured their qualification for the national event in the club category were Leymar Murillo and Camila Cruz from Tachira, Daniela Araujo from Zulia, Sofía Arrechedera from Miranda and Kamila Arroyo from Guairia.

Golden rematch

María Salas had her golden revenge in the last device, after occupying third place in clubs; the capital won the gold medal in the ribbon with a record of 18,900 (3.60, 2.70, 6.47, 6.13).

The silver metal was left in the possession of the Carabobeña Marcela García with 18,570 (4.10, 2.70, 5.77, 6.00), followed by the Tachirense Alessandra Dávila with 18,020 (3.90, 2.00, 6.05, 6.07).

The medalists were joined by Lucía Ojeda from Mérida, Nicolette Morales and Victoria Jaimes from Miranda, Isabela Acosta from Carabobeña and Antonella Oviedo, from Carabobeña, and the Neo-Spartan woman named Antonella Oviedo.

Finally, the gold medal in the team category was held by the capital's team with 17,200 (1.10, 3.90, 6.85, 5.35), followed by the aurinegra squad with a record of 16,350 (1.90, 3.50, 6.15, 4.80). The podium was completed by the Zulian representation with 16,050 (1.70, 3.10, 6.00, 5.25).

Mazo News Team