Coral Dueñas Rivera, Edgar Cuevas Diaz, Carolina Rubio Banda, Paola Marlene Nava Santos, Lancer Daniel Bevil Hurtado.

These young athletes will travel to Cuba to participate in a Taekwondo competition, and will represent the youth team of Olympic Taekwondo Institute of Mexico.  The competition will be held on the 19th through the 27th on October in Havana Cuba.

• The Half Marathon will be advertised in Mexico City, Monterrey, Culiacán, Guadalajara, Aguascalientes and León, among other cities, after the signing of a collaboration agreement with 11 of the most important Marathons and Half Marathons of Mexico.

• The race will take place on November 23, 2013, along one of the most beautiful routes in the world.

The Riviera Nayarit Half Marathon will be widely publicized on a national and international level thanks to the organizers signing a collaborative agreement last August with 11 other races in order to co-advertise, cross promote and exchange knowledge, experience and information.   
 
As part of this agreement the race will be advertised in Mexico City, Monterrey, Culiacán, Guadalajara, Aguascalientes and León, among many other cities. The idea is to increase the number of participants year-over-year that visit this destination and participate in the race. This year the race will take place on November 23rd.
 
Since the creation of the Riviera Nayarit brand five years ago, one of the industry’s priorities has been to attract high-quality tourism that poses a low environmental impact. Beyond simple marketing, however, this is also a strategy to achieve a comprehensive development of the community, one that will boost both economic indicators and the welfare of the society as a whole. High-impact performance sports are a key niche to achieve this goal.
 
The forward momentum achieved by the Riviera Nayarit through activities such as the Touristic Half Marathon, promoted by the Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB), serves not only to attract tourists, but it also gives the destination exposure in media that specializes in covering these types of events.
 
An invitation has been sent out to all the runners in Mexico and across the world to participate in this Fourth Edition of the Riviera Nayarit Touristic Half Marathon, endorsed by the Mexican Athletic Federation and the Nayarit State Athletic Association, and recognized by the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS).

 LET’S RUN
 
It’s easy to participate in the Riviera Nayarit Touristic Half Marathon, whether it’s for the 21K or the 10K. Registration is now available online at  www.delcorredor.com or www.mediomaratonrivieranayarit.com
Your registration includes:

1- Welcome dinner Friday, November 16th
2- Official event T-shirt
3- Souvenir medal for all those who finish the race in a satisfactory manner
4- Partial time chronometers at kilometer 10 and at the finish line, using the Time Ipico-sports system
5- Water and electrolyte will be provided along the route
6- Snacks in the recovery zone
7- Awards Brunch Saturday November 17, 2011 – PLEASE CHECK DATE
8- Official results will be published on the Web page beginning at 1:00 p.m.
9- Download your photos off the Internet free of charge at: www.delcorredor.com
10- Official time certificate
 
ALLIED MARATHONS
- Mexico City Marathon
- Father’s Day Half Marathon
- Tangamanga International Marathon
- Monterrey Powerade Marathon
- International Lala Marathon
- Culiacán International Marathon
- Guadalajara International Marathon
- León 2013 Independence Edition Marathon
- Aguascalientes Marathon
- Riviera Nayarit Half Touristic Marathon
- Guadalajara Half Marathon
- Atlas Colomos 21k
- Nuevo León 21k

Darío Pereira. - After 13 years of consecutive wins of athletes from Kenya, on Sunday the Veracruzan Tomás Luna Domínguez, silver medalist in the Central American and Caribbean Games Mayagüez 2010, became the champion of the 29th International Marathon of Guadalajara.

The Mexican long-distance runner ran the 42 kilometers and 195 meters in a time of two hours 18 minutes and three seconds, the the second and third place were won by the Kenyans Hillary Kipchirchir Kimaiyo and Christopher Kipyego Chipsiya with a difference of one minute and 54 seconds, and three minutes, 39 seconds, respectively.

Meanwhile, the women's category was won by the Kenyan Gladys Mokobi, who in September of this year triumphed in the 34th edition of the Marathon of León, Guanajuato. The African runner finished with a time of two hours 45 minutes and 45 seconds.

While the Mexican Paula Apolonio Juárez finished in third place, with a record of two hours 47 minutes and 45 seconds while the second place was also occupied by a Kenyan, named Kangogo Dorcas, with a time of two hours 47 minutes and 16 seconds.

Significantly, the marathon runner of Ciudad Guzmán Jalisco, Alejandra Jacobo Larios, finished in fourth place.

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Jalisco's Table Tennis team, won five more medals in individual competitions in the XL Wheelchair Sports, which take place in the multi-purpose Sports dome of Revolución, with which they remain at the top of the medal board in this sport.
The five medals were won in the men's category, Jesús Sánchez García won the first gold medal for Jalisco in the TT 3 category by beating Eduardo Sánchez of Puebla, who got silver.
The bronze went to Carlos Rincón Monroy, from the State of Mexico and Francisco Alam González Hernández, from Hidalgo.
In the TT 4 category, Jalisco scored 1-2, when Jesús Salgueiro Cepeda got the gold medal, defeating in the final Santiago Gaytán Gaytán, the bronzes went to Efrén Guerra Sánchez (Nuevo León) and to Oscar Islas Viana (Quintana Roo).
The other two medals were won in the category TT 6-7 when Manuel Lara got silver losing in the final to Mario Pazarán from the IMSS, who took gold. The bronzes were for Omar Aparicio from Jalisco and José María Lozano from the IMSS.
There are five athletes who have ensured their place in the Mexican national team that will participate in the Open Tournament to be held in Belgium as well as in the Para-panamerican to be held in Costa Rica in early December. They are Martha Alicia Verdín Cedeño and Edith Sigala López de Jalisco, María Paredes Albor from the state of Mexico, Miguel Ariff Vázquez from Quintana Roo and René Domínguez Carlos from Baja California.
On the second day of activities for the athletic National Games on Wheelchair, Raul Torres from Jalisco won his second medal of the event by winning silver in the T53 category in the 200 meter meet with 30.18 seconds.
Torres said that this result makes him very satisfied: "I am very proud, one more medal in my country, in my state, now to continue my training with my coach for more success".
The first place of this meet was for the Oaxacan Jaime Ramírez, with a time of 28.88 seconds, while the bronze went to Jairo Montoya from Hidalgo with 30.48.
María de los Ángeles Hernández from Jalisco finished third in her 400m race in the T53-54 category with a time of 1:14.15, but her medal did not count in the medal board for not achieving the minimum time required according to the rules, when the number of competitors in the race is less than four.
The gold in this trial was for Evelyn Enciso from Queretaro with a time of 1:10.03, and the silver for the Baja Californian Yasmith Bataz with 1:13.97.
In the 200m competition of the T54 category there was the participation of José Giovanni Grajales and Daniel Ramírez from Jalisco, who finished in positions 4 and 6 with a time of 29.57 and 33.72 seconds, respectively.
Meanwhile the women's basketball team of Jalisco secured their presence in the final, having won their third event in a row.
This time the Jaliscans defeated Mexico City by 45-31, for which they are in their way to get their fifth national title in a row, should they win Saturday's meet, against the rival team to be defined tomorrow.
The men's team of Jalisco fell 29-59 to Mexico City, a result which is good enough to dispute the third place medal tomorrow against Oaxaca.

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The II International Fishing Tournament in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle Was Successful!

More than 50 vessels and 3.5 million in awards were part of the ingredients of the 2nd Sportfishing Tournament in Cruz de Huanacaxtle The Riviera Nayarit.

The Nayarit State Government and the city of Santa Maria del Oro invite you to experience the extreme sport this 11, 12 and 13 October in the lagoon of Santa Maria del Oro, Outdoors Fly Board Experience starting 10:00 am in the morning live experience Fly Board with the top International Riders and exhibition elements and pure adrenaline where you are part of the show Outdoors Fly Board Experience.

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Waiting to receive three thousand marathoners, Comude Guadalajara organizes the 29th Guadalajara Marathon.

To tour our city, figures in athleticism such as Truphena Jemeli Tarus have been invited, who is currently positioned in third place in the international ranking and is the current monarch of the 42 kilometers in Guadalajara in which she has a recorded time of 2:37:03, achieving the best record in the women category; Truphena has confirmed her participation in this edition.
From Guanajuato, Paula Apolonio Juárez, the last Mexican in winning the competition, will try to relive the glory of placing her name on the first position, her best recorded time is of 2:38:56, for which she is expected to be a match against the Kenyan competitor.
With respect to the men's category, Tomás Luna Domínguez from Veracruz, who is on the third place in the international ranking, will participate next October 13. Winner of the Marathon Lala 2013, his fastest time this year was 2:15:30. For which he becomes a serious contender to take the title this time.
The first winner of the Guadalajara marathon was Eduardo Blake Silva in 1985, who currently serves as athletic trainer in Comude Guadalajara. However, in the men's category, in the last 12 years the victory has been denied to Mexicans, with José Ledezma, from Queretaro, the last compatriot to win the match of Guadalajara.
The Guadalajara Marathon currently holds the record of 2:13:59, recorded by Christopher Kiprotich Toroitich from Kenya in 2008.

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Chivas and Atlas are without direction. They try but fall very low. Both teams trail in the general table accompanied by the Pumas, the three with just 8 points, causing pity in the tournament.
The defeat of Atlas 1-2 against Cruz Azul in Jalisco, meant an end to El Turco Asad in the technical direction of la Furia.
Eugenio Ruiz Orozco, president of the club, reported the leave. "We decided to thank Omar Asad, and on Monday or Tuesday we will give the announcement of who will stay on as a coach".
The names that are mentioned are Luis Fernando Tena or José Luis Mata, who served as assistant to Assad, for taking over the red and black.
Meanwhile Chivas could have sunk to the bottom of the general board if it wasn't for Pumas that lost again (0-1 Santos) and also ranked last with 8 points. The National Autonomous University of Mexico and Guadalajara, are of the so-called big teams, which in a not too distant past, stocked the Mexican Team of good players. These two squads and also the Atlas, boasts (or boasted) to be a source of new high quality players, the solid talent sources of national football. That is what they have (or had) in common, and now they lie in the basement waiting for a miracle.
In contrast with the America, the champion seems to have no one to give it battle. In the Apertura Tournament 2013 of the League MX, besides being leader of the general classification, it has already qualified for the playoffs with 31 points. This is because the team that ranks ninth with 16 points is Xolos of Tijuana, and there are only 12 remaining for dispute.
The Águilas have gone ahead to qualify, after conclusively winning in the Classic 2-0 against a Chivas that gave a battle, but that fell in just five minutes with goals from the Americanists Raúl Torres and Luis Gabriel Rey.
In the second place, six points behind America, is el León, followed closely by Toluca that reached 23, the same as Santos, Morelia and Cruz Azul, but with a better goal difference.
Other results of the day 13 were: Morelia 2-1 Chiapas, Xolos 1-0 Queretaro, Atlante 2-1 Monterrey, Pachuca 1-1 Veracruz, Tigres UANL 1-2 Toluca and Leon 3-1 Puebla.

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VALLARTA GOLF LEAGUE VGL

October 5, 2013. - Mexico's Daniel Corral became world runner-up in the pommel horse to make history in this sport, in the World Championship of Artistic Gymnastics that is held in Belgium.
With a total of 15.633 units, the Ensenadan was left with the silver medal in a display of quality against the best in the world, second only to the Japanese Kohei Kameyama, who at the end of the routine did 15.833 units.
Corral Barrón, who was rated with a 6.8 in difficulty and 8.833 in execution, shared the second place with the Briton Max Whitlock, with the same score.
The Mexican gymnast presented himself at the event as the fifth place in the 2012 London Olympics, having won gold in the Olympic qualifiers that year.
The Baja Californian moved into the final of the competition with the second best score of 15.600, just below the Italian Alberto Busnari, who scored 15.630.
Similarly, Daniel Corral won the silver metal on the Kazan Universiade 2013.

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The Education Center TAE KWON DO of Martial Arts has a long history which is recognized nationally, its students have obtained gold medals for their skills. The teachers at the head of the institution are the Director Willy Dueñas and the Technical-Administrative Manager Judith Rivera Islas. Willy Dueñas is 5th Dan Master Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and International instructor backed by the Panamerican Tae Kwon Do Union, maker of National and International Champions. The Professor Judith Rivera Islas has a 4th Dan black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and she is the official Coach of the Children and Youth team.

THE FOOTBALL TRAINING CENTRE DAVINO-REBOLLEDO

The Director General of the Football Training Centre Davino-Rebolledo commented in a press conference that they are working in adequate playing fields to carry out national and international tournaments. The school already operates with 250 children between 4 and 14 years old, educating them to be well prepared in this sport.

The vision of the group of entrepreneurs that make up this institution is to work hand in hand with the parents in the formation of their children within this sport. Children need that momentum and need to be led by the right people. The professional player Sergio Rebolledo told us: "the idea of opening the school here in Puerto Vallarta was precisely because they felt it was ideal, with the firm intention and belief that children need that momentum and need to be led by the right people otherwise the years pass, and if they leave they don't recover their sport skills". He also mentioned his commitment to the parents to educate their children with discipline and values while driving the children out of vices that Vallarta offers a lot for being a Port.

In the end he gave a message to all the children who wish to practice this sport: "do not give up your dreams, things that are worthy in this life are not easy, it takes a lot of discipline, perseverance, and family support".

The conference was held at the restaurant Champions of the Hotel Marriott Casa Magna in Marina Vallarta.

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Morgan Robles and Sergio Rebolledo