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South American school sports and cultural programs

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Regional school and youth sports and cultural programs continue across Argentina and Chile. In Mendoza, Argentina, the city is set to host the departmental stages and finals of the 2026 Provincial School Sports Program, featuring over 60 schools competing in futsal, basketball, volleyball, and handball. In Porvenir, Chile, the Regional U-17 School Volleyball Championship concluded with Colegio Alemán of Punta Arenas winning the girls’ title and Liceo Bicentenario Hernando de Magallanes winning the boys’ championship. Both winners qualified for the national tournament in Concepción. The 35th edition of the Juegos Bonaerenses in Argentina has progressed through various qualifying stages. Following the regional stage in Mar Chiquita—where a 77-person delegation from Tandil secured ten first-place and three second-place finishes—the Chiquita, the competition has moved into interregional and regional phases. In San Fernando, the interregional stage has commenced with football and softball, serving as semifinals for group disciplines including basketball, volleyball, handball, rugby, and futsal. Other scheduled events include locations such as Recent inter-regional stages in San Pedro, Pehuajó, Ezeiza, La Matanza, Dolores, Bahía Blanca, Pedro saw teams from Pilar secure victories in several categories, including the Under-18 women’s beach soccer team, the Under-16 men’s futsal team from Escuela Secundaria N° 6, and Benito Juárez. the Under-18 men’s 5-a-side soccer team, allowing them to advance to the final phase in Mar del Plata. Additionally, a regional stage stages for senior citizens was held have been held, including in Chivilcoy, involving which involved approximately 220 older adults from ten cities competing cities—including Suipacha, Mercedes, and Luján—competing in disciplines such as tennis, bocce, tejo, taba, and sapo. Successful competitors from these stages will advance to the provincial finals in Mar del Plata.

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  4. 2026-08-18 21:41 UTC South American school sports and cultural programs

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