Yeral Núñez receives emotional recognition from the Félix Sánchez Academy after winning gold in Santo Domingo 2026

Yamell Rossi
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SANTO DOMINGO.– The Félix Sánchez Academy dedicated an emotional message of recognition to the Dominican athlete Yeral Núñez, following his historic gold medal win in the 400-meter hurdles at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026.

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The institution highlighted that the young hurdler’s triumph represents the reward for the effort, perseverance, and discipline he has demonstrated during his training process, also emphasizing the athletic maturity with which he faced the competition held on Dominican soil.

“A dream fulfilled at home,” the academy expressed while congratulating the athlete, recalling that just a year ago he faced significant challenges that strengthened his personal and athletic growth.

In its message, the Félix Sánchez Academy highlighted that the 2026 Yeral Núñez is an athlete with greater determination, confidence, and security, qualities that were reflected during his performance in the 400-meter hurdles final.

“Today you ran like a professional, like a champion does, and you proved it in front of your people,” the post points out, in which they also express their pride in the work done by the athlete to achieve this important milestone.

The academy highlighted that, at just 23 years old, Núñez is already writing a story that inspires Dominican athletics and reaffirms the potential of a new generation of athletes called upon to successfully represent the country on the main international stages.

Likewise, he reiterated the commitment to continue supporting the champion’s development, highlighting that this gold is just the beginning of a career with great prospects.

Yeral Núñez won the gold medal in the 400-meter hurdles at the Santo Domingo 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games, establishing himself as one of the leading figures in Dominican athletics and reaffirming the work he is developing with the Félix Sánchez Academy.

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