Quintana Roo, Mexico — The Quintana Roo state athletics team concluded its participation in the CONADE 2025 National Olympics with a productive final day, adding a silver and a bronze medal to its tally. The team’s performance brought the state’s total medal count to 174 at the national sporting event.
A Strong Finish for Quintana Roo
The state delegation closed its campaign on a high note, with athletes delivering standout performances in the track and field competitions. The newly secured medals further solidified Quintana Roo’s standing in the tournament.
Details regarding the specific events or athletes who earned the silver and bronze medals were not disclosed in the original report. However, the achievement underscores the team’s competitive spirit and dedication throughout the event.
The CONADE National Olympics, organized by Mexico’s National Commission for Physical Culture and Sports (CONADE), is one of the country’s most prestigious youth and amateur sporting competitions, featuring athletes from across the nation.
Quintana Roo’s consistent performance in the tournament highlights the state’s growing prominence in national athletics. The team’s success reflects the efforts of coaches, support staff, and the athletes themselves in preparing for the high-level competition.
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