Athletes from four states won their first titles in rhythmic gymnastics at the Community Games

Published at: 29/10/2026 12:15 PM

A total of four individual titles and the same number of team titles faced each other during the first day of rhythmic gymnastics at the 2026 National Community Games.

In the 9-year and 10-year division, the battle in scores remained tight for the All-Around leadership.

In men, the Trujillo player Abimael Mendoza (an ongoing La Floresta commune) was established with 18,767 units followed closely by his teammate Thiago Avenaño with 18,734 and in third place the Portuguese Addiel Mendoza with 18,600.

In the women's category, the star position went to Alegna Hernández from Carabobeña, representative of the El Renacer del Comandante commune, after accumulating 19,580 points, over Amira Martínez (19,417), who placed second ahead of Barinesa Daira Bastidas with 19,351.

In teams, the Trujillo quartet held the dominance with a cumulative score of 55,819, Miranda obtained the second best score with 54,169 followed by Lara with 53,101 and Zulia was the best female with 57,602 accompanied by Carabobo (57,598) and Barinas (57,169).

In the section from 7 to 8 years old, Marielba Cadenas from Aragüeña, from the Agroindustrial Socioproductive Community for Training and Integral Development, Cacique Guaracarima, won the All-Around women's classification with 19,451 units, followed by Astrid Goitia from Larense (19,417) and Lucía Marín from Monagua (19,401).

Jhossuar Pérez, from the Patricia Leal Circuit, did the same in the men's division, winning the gold medal with a score of 18,700 over his Trujillo rival Alan Rosales (18,684) and the Mirandino Centiel Briceño, second and third place in the competition.

The team podiums in this section were defined with Trujillo in the men's top with 55,819 accumulated by his gymnasts Alan Rosales, Frank Carrillo, Alex González and Gael Araujo.

In second place was Miranda with 54,169 accompanied by Lara in third place with 53,101.

Mazo News Team