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Juegos Bonaerenses 2026 in Mar del Plata

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The provincial finals of the 35th edition of the 2026 Juegos Bonaerenses have concluded in Mar del Plata. The event saw a record-breaking participation of over 504,000 initial registrants, with approximately 30,000 finalists from 135 municipalities competing across 117 sporting and cultural disciplines, including youth, seniors, persons with disabilities (PCD), and transplanted individuals. Following the conclusion of the competition, the Municipality of Quilmes was crowned the overall ~~champion.~~ champion, breaking an eleven-year streak without a first-place finish. The Quilmes delegation, consisting of 511 participants, secured a total of 60 medals: 40 gold, 11 silver, and 9 ~~bronze medals.~~ bronze. Lomas de Zamora secured second place with 37 gold medals, while Avellaneda achieved third place ~~in the overall medal standings~~ with 35 gold medals. Provincial Minister of Community Development, Andrés Larroque, defended the state’s investment of approximately $21 billion pesos, noting that the event generates significant economic impact for Mar del Plata through tourism, hospitality, and gastronomy. Other regional successes were noted across the province. Merlo finished 9th in the general standings with 38 medals. Moreno earned 38 medals, including 16 gold, while Junín achieved a record 30 medals. Olavarría concluded its participation with approximately 24 to 25 medals, including 9 gold, 9 silver, and 7 bronze. Key victories for Olavarría included the Sub-16 men’s basketball team, which won the championship for the second consecutive year, as well as gold medals in women’s Sub-16 padel, Newcom, and men’s Sub-18 tennis. Tandil earned 26 medals, ~~while~~ and Trenque Lauquen reached a historic 24th place in the rankings with 21 medals. ~~Additional results highlighted the Merlo delegation, which secured 9th place among the 135 districts with 17 gold, 8 silver, and 13 bronze medals. The~~ Additionally, 25 de Mayo ~~delegation also~~ earned nine medals, ~~including a gold medal for Axel Cormague in the Sub-15 long jump (PC-T35 category).~~ and Luján concluded with 13.

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