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Brazil youth sports competitions continue success Sep 2026

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Brazil youth sports competitions continue success ~~Aug~~ Sep 2026

Brazil’s youth-sport surge continues with notable results across gymnastics, combat sports, athletics, tennis, and roller freestyle. Gymnastics remains a flagship, with the Associação Brusquense de Ginástica Rítmica trio securing gold at the Brazil Cup in Fortaleza, qualifying for the South-American Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship. Other successes include the senior rhythmic group’s gold at the Milan World Cup and the Cotia squad’s sweep at the 68th Jogos Regionais. Combat sports yield consistent international and domestic milestones. In jiu-jitsu, 13-year-old Thuê Martins Peçanha secured two gold medals at the 2026 Women's Olympic Jiu-Jitsu World Championship. Recent domestic successes include seven-year-old Tiago, nicknamed “Tigre de Aço,” winning gold at the Norte Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu in Manaus, and the Aprove Projetos Sociais team securing six gold medals at the 3rd Copa Aquiles de Jiu-Jitsu in Foz do Iguaçu. Additionally, 14-year-old Lucas Zambon Ferreira won the juvenile white belt category at the Premium Cup Jiu-Jitsu BJJ Championship in Campinas via submission. Other martial arts successes include 12-year-old Gabriel Mesquita da Costa’s gold at the Brazilian Kids Championship and 15-year-old Clarisse Vallim’s selection for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. ~~Other disciplines are expanding.~~ In ~~tennis, 9-year-old Giovana Ghizoni won~~ judo, 15-year-old Clarisse Vallim, representing Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, secured her second consecutive World Cadet Judo Championship title and currently leads the ~~10-year-old category at~~ world ranking in the ~~Copa Futuro Kids 2026~~ up to 70kg category. Domestically, Yasmin Bueno Alves placed seventh in ~~São Paulo, marking her ninth title of~~ the ~~season. In roller freestyle, 12-year-old Joana Caroline Tavares Melo is preparing for~~ 2026 Brazilian Junior Judo Championship, earning the ~~World Skate Games 2026. Taekwondo~~ technical index to compete in the Junior class and ~~race walking also continue~~ qualifying to ~~see strong representation~~ represent Minas Gerais in ~~national~~ the Youth Games in Foz do Iguaçu. Karate also saw success as Nayara Karoline Amarante de Amorim, a 3rd Dan black belt, won gold and ~~international competitions.~~ silver at the 37th Brazilian Traditional Karatê-Dô Championship in Curitiba.

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