World Baseball Classic Cup toured La Guaira and arrived in La Sabana

Published at: 28/03/2026 06:53 PM

This Saturday, the World Baseball Classic Cup, which Venezuela won in the final against the representative team of the United States, toured the state of La Guaira to spread the joy of winning this historic championship.

Dozens of Guaireñas and Guaireños have come out to proudly celebrate this achievement of the National Baseball Team, the government reported on its social networks.

“We are the fourth state in the country to have the honor of receiving this historic cup, a symbol of the determination and talent of our players,” said Governor José Alejandro Terán, sharing photographs of the occasion.

The tour began in Catia la Mar and will end in La Sabana, “so that every community, every boy, every girl and every young baseball player can be close to this important symbol of the sport. Venezuela is respected and in La Guaira we celebrate it in style!” , he posted on Instagram,

In statements to Venezolana de Televisión (VTV), and together with the president of the La Guaira Baseball Association, Juan Laya, the regional president reported that the cup belongs to the entire Venezuelan people and in his entity, he toured a total of 10 minor baseball stadiums, with the presence of more than 20 sports organizations, with approximately 5,000 boys and girls, who have had the opportunity to motivate themselves to see this majestic international trophy of Venezuelan sports.

He said that the caravan will continue to the town of La Sabana in the Caruao parish, and arrive at La Sabana, where a drum ringing was planned, to pay homage to the champions, especially the Guaireño players Michael García and Ronald Acuña Junior.

“Then, in La Sabana they will also welcome the cup and from there they are coordinating the form by video call, also connecting us with our Major Leagues so that they can send a message to all their fans, especially that beautiful town that saw him born from the stadium where they took their first steps training as players.”

Mazo News Team