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Boyacá regional athletic achievements

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Athletes from the Boyacá region of Colombia have demonstrated success across multiple sporting disciplines. In early September 2026, regional achievements included the Club Seung-Ni from Duitama securing runner-up status in a Taekwondo departmental championship, the call-up of beach volleyball player Sara Catalina Pérez Gutiérrez to the Colombian national team, and international training for judokas Andrés Restrepo and Edwin Gómez in Spain. Following these developments, In cycling, Brayan Molano of the EBSA team won the overall championship at the fifth Clásica de Siachoque, held from September 4 to 6, 2026, while Juan Pablo Sossa won the final stage in Tunja. Martial arts achievements continued in Spain, where judokas Edwin Gómez Cabanzo and Gerardo Andrés Restrepo Quiroga earned two silver medals at the European Judo Union (EJU) Kata Tournament in Madrid, placing on the podium in both the Nage-no-Kata and Katame-no-Kata categories. Additionally, the El Ambar Team secured second place in the team classification at the Grand Slam León | D-BJJ 2026 in Spain, earning a total of six gold, three silver, and one bronze medal. In adaptive sports, the Boyacá delegation secured sixth place in the general standings at the National Paranatanning Championship in Ibagué. This competition Ibagué, which served as a qualifier for the 2027 Paranational Games. Individual medalists in this event included The delegation, represented by 16 elite parathletes, saw significant individual success: Luis Carlos Patiño, Patiño earned four gold and one bronze medal; Daniela Corredor, Corredor collected one gold, two silver, and four bronze medals; Miguel Velandia, Velandia won one gold and one bronze; Zharith Rodríguez, Rodríguez earned six silver medals; and Sara Salinas. Salinas secured four silver medals and one bronze.

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