The governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, led the flag ceremony and the oath-taking of the state delegation that will participate in the 2026 National Olympics of the National Sports Commission (Conade). "Congratulations," he celebrated. It should be noted that, as part of the protocol, the oath-taking of the 2026 honor guard was also carried out on behalf of the athletes. The Jalisco teams at the 2026 National Olympics. The state delegation will be made up of 2,313 athletes, of which 273 belong to the interior of the state and represent 45 municipalities. "But I want to start by recognizing and thanking each of you," he said. In turn, Fernando Ortega Ramos, director of the Jalisco Sports Code, stated: "In this flag ceremony, we ratify the commitment of a Jalisco team that is prepared, and that embodies the discipline, commitment, and character of a state [...] You must remember that you do not represent only a delegation, but thousands of Jalisco residents who have believed in sports as a way of life. You have known and will continue to carry the name of our state very high." Similarly, he recognized the effort of those who make up the delegation. "In this flag ceremony that we are holding for 2,323 athletes, including 455 para-athletes, we wish you the best in this new edition. Victory has been the hallmark of Jalisco. The competitors will participate in 26 disciplines within the official program. However, beyond the number of participants, state authorities project the winning of at least 422 gold medals. In this context, Jalisco will compete for its 25th consecutive national championship, while the Paralympic delegation will seek its 21st title. Recognition of Donovan Carrillo during the ceremony. The event included a tribute to artistic and Olympic figure skater Donovan Carrillo, who received an insignia for his sporting career. Likewise, homage was paid to the first generation of athletes who positioned Jalisco as a national benchmark, which participated in the flag ceremony for the 2026 honor guard. Don't forget to follow us through our WhatsApp channel to receive updates on our latest news. Long live Jalisco! The event was held at the Pan American Tennis Center, with the presence of athletes, coaches, and sports authorities. During the ceremony, the state contingent was recognized, considered one of the most solid at the national level. Likewise, the sporting objectives for the next edition were highlighted, in which the state will seek to maintain its position as a leader in the overall medal count. Flag ceremony and Lemus's message to the delegation. In his speech, the state governor highlighted the importance of sports as an axis of development and social representation in Jalisco. "Jalisco is a land of talent; the cradle of champions who bring pride to our state and all of Mexico [...] It is time to demonstrate why we are the champions. We are going for the 25th consecutive championship."
