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SAN FRANCISCO DE MACORÍS..- The El Higuamo Zone, made up of delegations from Higüey and San Pedro de Macorís, emerged as the virtual winner of the XI National School Sports Games that conclude this Saturday in this city.
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With a total dominance in the weightlifting tournament, where it obtained 20 gold medals, six silver, and three bronze, El Higuamo unseated Zona Metropolitana II from the overall first place. In addition, El Higuamo took second place in athletics, with four gold medals, four silver medals, and seven bronze medals, behind Metropolitana II, which won seven gold medals, three silver medals, and four bronze medals. In table tennis, which ends this Saturday, El Higuamo topped the medal table with three gold medals, two silver and a pair of bronze, and in karate it finished in fourth place, with two golds, a pair of silver and three bronze.Overall Medal Table
With five finals remaining in sports such as handball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, and individual table tennis, El Higuamo leads the overall medal table with 41 gold medals, 19 silver medals, and 33 bronze medals, for a total of 93 medals. The second place corresponds to Metropolitan Zone II, with 108 medals, including 34 gold, 33 silver and 41 bronze, while El Valle is third, with 17 golds, 14 silver medals and 12 bronze (43 total). Cibao Sur occupies the fourth position and El Suroeste the fifth step. Both zones have the option of displacing El Valle from the third position. Cibao Sur has 16 golds, 27 silvers and 33 bronzes, while El Suroeste has 16 gold medals, 19 silvers and 29 bronzes.Overall Medal Table
Zone gold silver bronze total
The Higuamo 41 20 33 94 Metropolitana II 35 33 43 111 The Valley 17 14 13 44 Cibao Sur 16 27 33 76 Southwest 16 19 29 64 Northeast 13 13 20 46 Metropolitana I 12 24 31 67 Cibao Northwest 10 05 16 31 Cibao Norte 09 14 24 47WEIGHTLIFTING
Zona Higuamo, weightlifting champion in School Games LA VEGA.- The Higuamo zone was proclaimed champion of the weightlifting competitions after accumulating a total of 29 medals at the conclusion of the competitions in this discipline, which was part of the calendar of the XI National School Sports Games San Francisco 2025 and which took place at the Enriquillo Club in this sub-venue city. The second place went to the representative of Cibao Southwest, with 13 medals, while the weightlifting team of Cibao Sur took the third step with 17 metals. The Higuamo medals were distributed in 20 gold, six silver and three bronze, while those of Cibao Southwest in four gold, three silver and six bronze. Meanwhile, those of Cibao Sur were divided into three first place, ten second place and four third place. After the last weightlifting day this Friday, 22 medals were awarded, of which Higuamo, made up of athletes/students from San Pedro de Macorís and Higüey, won eight medals, divided into six gold and two silver, while Cibao Suroeste won four (two gold and the same number of silvers), followed by Cibao Sur with four as well (one silver and three bronze), while Noroeste took home four metals, all in third place.WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
LA VEGA.- The Southwest zone won the gold medal in women's softball at the XI San Francisco 2025 National School Sports Games by defeating the Northeast team 6 runs to 1. The final game was held at the softball stadium of the vegan sports complex. It is the second consecutive time that the representatives of the Southwest zone (Barahona and Neyba) have won the gold medal, precisely against this same rival, who obtained the silver. The previous occasion occurred in the National School Sports Games Barahona 2023. Carola Feliz was the most outstanding player, offensively, by connecting a double with three RBIs. Meanwhile, Eliza Garó had a good pitching performance by throwing a complete game of six innings, in which she did not allow a hit, one run, gave four walks and struck out five. The loss went to Emely Almánzar, who accepted six runs (five of them earned) as a result of three hits, five walks, and seven strikeouts. The bronze medal went to the Cibao Norte zone, which defeated Cibao Sur 13-1. Franchesca Paulino and Jonlie Charles drove in two runs each, while Elvelis Reyes and Aleska Zabala produced one run apiece for the winners. On their side, Aranza Delgadillo was the most outstanding for the defeated with a push. Elvelis Reyes earned the win by working four innings, allowing one run, two walks, and striking out seven. On the other hand, the loss went to Oreily Morales, after pitching three innings of seven hits, eight runs, four walks, and two strikeouts.Table Tennis
The Higuamo takes the gold in mixed and women's doubles Salcedo. The El Higuamo and Cibao Norte zones continue to dominate the discipline of Table Tennis, by winning the gold medals in the Mixed Doubles and Women's Doubles modalities by El Higuamo, and in Men's Doubles by Cibao Norte, within the framework of the XI National School Sports Games (JEDN). The competitions take place at the Polivalente Willyvaldo Paulino Rivas, located in the municipality of Salcedo, the official sub-venue for this discipline. In mixed doubles, the gold medal went to El Higuamo representatives Jairo Robles and Eduarny de la Cruz. Silver also remained in the hands of this area, thanks to the duo formed by Harold Hernández and Sandra Mejía, while the bronze was shared by the couples of Cibao Norte, Eydhrian Paulino and Dixsany Silverio, and Dariel Bernard and Lesli Pérez. In women's doubles, the champions and gold medalists were Eduarny de la Cruz and Sandra Mejía, from El Higuamo. Silver went to her zone teammates Aneidy Polanco and Ana Sosa, and bronze went to the Cibao Sur duo, Arianisbell Ruiz and Mers Cabrera. Finally, in men's doubles, the representatives of Cibao Norte, Dariel Bernard and Edwin Martínez, took the gold medal. The second place went to Samuel Gil and Juan Chalas from the Metropolitan Zone I, while the bronze was shared between Jairo Robles and Harold Hernández (El Higuamo) and Eydhrian Paulino and Víctor Lebrón (Cibao Sur).
