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Zorros Basketball Team to Represent Ciudad Juárez in International Tournament

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Zorros to Represent Ciudad Juárez at International Basketball Open in Celaya

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico – February 26, 2026 – The Zorros special basketball team is preparing to represent Ciudad Juárez at a significant international basketball tournament scheduled to take place in Celaya from March 12 to 15. The team members are enthusiastic about this opportunity to showcase their talent on a global stage.

International Basketball Open: A Major Global Event

The event, known as the International Basketball Open, is recognized as one of the largest tournaments of its kind internationally. It is expected to host approximately 270 teams from various countries, including Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Colombia, and Canada, alongside teams from different states across Mexico. This diverse participation underscores the tournament’s prominence and the high level of competition the Zorros will face.

The Zorros Team: Dedicated Athletes with Diverse Abilities

The Zorros team, which trains at the “Benito Juárez” Adapted Gymnasium, competes in the special category. The roster comprises athletes with diverse abilities, including José Fuentes, Alfonso Medina, Fernando Pantoja, Leo Loya, Lee Osborn, Iván Cruz, Alejandro Cisneros, and Lourdes de la O. Their dedication and hard work have earned them this prestigious opportunity to represent their city.

Community Support and Recognition

On Tuesday evening, the team received a warm show of support from the public during a game between the Indios de Juárez and Soles de Ojinaga. The event, held at the Colegio de Bachilleres gymnasium, saw the Zorros receive an ovation from the crowd and the official team jersey they will wear in the tournament. This public recognition highlights the community’s pride and encouragement for the team.

A Significant Opportunity for Ciudad Juárez

This journey to Celaya represents a profound opportunity for the team members. They will carry the name of Ciudad Juárez to a high-level competition, interacting with participants from various parts of the world. Such exposure not only benefits the athletes personally but also elevates the city’s profile in the international sports community.

The International Basketball Open offers a platform for these athletes to demonstrate their skills, foster sportsmanship, and build connections with peers from different cultures. The experience gained from competing at this level will be invaluable for their continued development and passion for basketball.

The team’s participation is a testament to the inclusive spirit of sports and the power of determination. As the Zorros prepare for the tournament, Ciudad Juárez stands united in support of its representatives, eagerly anticipating their performance on the international stage.

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