Progreso, Yucatán — The Quintana Roo Triathlon Team continues to secure medals for the state at the CONADE 2025 National Olympics. During the second day of competitions in the Aquathlon and Duathlon events held in the port of Progreso, the team claimed four medals: one gold and three silver.
Strong Performance Under State Support
The athletes from Quintana Roo are competing with the firm backing of the Quintana Roo Sports Commission (CODEQ), led by President Jacobo Arzate Hop. Their participation aligns with the New Agreement for Wellbeing and Development, an initiative promoted by Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa.
The second day of competition yielded notable results, particularly for Chetumal-born athlete Melissa Torres Bardales. Torres secured the gold medal and a back-to-back championship in the Aquathlon event, dominating both the swimming and 2.5-kilometer run in the 15-16 age category. This achievement mirrors her success the previous year in Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche. Additionally, she earned a bronze medal in Swimming during this edition.
Additional Medalists Shine
Cozumel’s Emiliano Díaz Rodríguez demonstrated his strength by securing his second silver medal of the competition, this time in the Duathlon event for the 18-19 age group. Another Cozumel athlete, Rodrigo Moreno Carballo, claimed silver in the 16-17 age category.
Cancún’s Raciel Muñoz Tun contributed another medal for Quintana Roo, finishing second in the Aquathlon event for the 18-19 age group.
Quintana Roo’s Medal Count Rises
With these latest victories, Quintana Roo has now accumulated a total of 135 medals in the overall standings: 40 gold, 54 silver, and 41 bronze. The dedication and relentless effort of the athletes reflect the commitment and passion that define Quintana Roo’s sports community.
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