Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo — The DIF Quintana Roo has opened registration for the 2026 State Youth Beach Volleyball Tournament, a two-day competition scheduled for July 16-17 in Isla Mujeres.
The event aims to promote sports among young people, strengthen social bonds, and encourage healthy lifestyles through a discipline that continues to grow in popularity across the state.
According to the call for entries, the tournament is part of the state government’s efforts to create spaces for social integration, incentivize teamwork, and provide opportunities for athletes to showcase their talent in state-level competitions.
The competition will bring together teams from various municipalities, all vying for top honors in this edition of the state championship.
DIF Quintana Roo emphasized that the tournament is more than just a sporting event — it also seeks to reinforce values such as respect, discipline, teamwork, and fair competition among youth. Officials added that the event aims to identify new athletic talent who could represent Quintana Roo in future regional and national competitions.
Authorities noted that promoting recreational and sports activities helps keep young people away from risky behaviors by offering positive alternatives for their physical and social development.
Interested participants can review the official rules, including categories, registration requirements, competition format, and regulations, through the link provided by DIF Quintana Roo: https://goo.su/XAk4IyG. The official poster also includes a QR code for direct access from mobile devices.
DIF Quintana Roo invited families to support the competitors by attending the matches in Isla Mujeres, highlighting that the tournament strengthens family and community bonds while promoting the use of public spaces for recreation.
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