2026 Central American & Caribbean Games women's team events

During the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, women's team competitions saw contrasting outcomes for the participating nations. On 30 July, the Dominican Republic senior women's softball team rallied from a one‑run deficit to defeat Mexico, securing a place in the gold‑medal race. Two days later, Mexico's under‑23 women's football team delivered a dominant 7‑0 victory over Jamaica, topping their group and advancing to the semifinals.

Mexico’s under‑23 side sealed its semifinal berth on 2 August with the same 7‑0 win. Goalkeeper Azul Álvarez saved an early penalty, and the team kept a clean sheet. Goals were scored by Andrea Frías, a double from Natalia Coury, Tanna Sánchez, Valerie Vargas, Silvana Flores and Mayalú Rausch. Coach Vanessa Martínez, defending the title won in the previous edition, said the squad will face an opponent in the semifinal on Tuesday, keeping the gold‑medal prospect alive.

On the same day, Mexico's U‑23 men’s football team also secured a semifinal spot by beating Guatemala 4‑1, with Tahiel Jiménez scoring a hat‑trick. Both events highlight the competitive dynamics of women's team sports within the multi‑sport regional games, with teams vying for medal positions through knockout‑stage performances.