Prisca Awiti Judo
Prisca Awiti Judo

Prisca Awiti Judo

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Prisca Awiti-Alcaraz made history by winning Mexico's first-ever Olympic medal in judo, securing a silver in the Women's -63 kg competition at the 2024 Paris Games. The 28-year-old athlete, born in London to a Kenyan father and a Mexican mother, showcased remarkable skill throughout the tournament, defeating notable competitors including Angelika Szymanska and Katarina Kristo. Although she led in the final against Slovenia's Andreja Leski, she ultimately lost after being pinned. Awiti-Alcaraz's journey to this achievement follows her earlier participation in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and a fifth-place finish at the 2023 World Championships. Her emotional victory was celebrated by fans and family, highlighting her pride in representing Mexico. This win marks Mexico's 75th Olympic medal overall and further emphasizes the progress of women in sports.

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