During the 25th celebration of the Central American and Caribbean Games in San Salvador, the Mexican Delegation is wearing Joma clothing and footwear, in addition to 13 more Mexican federations, the Dominican Olympic Committee and the National Autonomous Federation of Football of Honduras.
In the new edition of the Central American and Caribbean Games 2023, 1508 people from the Mexican Delegation alone are wearing Joma clothing and footwear. It is a team consisting of athletes, trainers and other staff, who are making the most of this fantastic opportunity to bring the product and technical nature of the Spanish brand to the international audience.
The Mexico Olympic Committee is the largest of the Central American and Caribbean Games and, to date, the one that has won the most medals. This year is the first time it is wearing Joma, which is an excellent result in terms of growth in this country. Specifically, the trainers chosen for the occasion are the R.5000, one of the legendary high-end models.
The Joma federations competing in the 24th edition include the FMAA (Federation of Mexican Athletics Associations). Additionally, 12 other national teams fall under the Mexican Olympic Committee, so they also wear its product in competitions in the following disciplines: chess, badminton, basketball, 3×3 basketball, handball, hockey, racquetball, table tennis, tennis, archery and shooting with a rifle, pistol and shotgun.
On the other hand, among the participants in the Central American and Caribbean Games 2023, Joma counts Mexican José Luis Doctor Morales as an individual sponsored athlete. Just two days ago, he shone in his own light after winning gold in the men’s 20km. He came out of retirement, managing to recover to mark this milestone in his sporting career.
Finally, the Dominican Olympic Committee (COD) and the National Autonomous Federation of Football of Honduras (FENAFUTH) should be added to the broad range of Joma’s sponsorships in the Central American and Caribbean Games 2023. A potential that is hard to beat in the oldest regional multidisciplinary event in the world.
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