During the sports day in Querétaro, Cumbres Querétaro faced adverse results in several categories. In football, the team lost 0-7 to Highlands International School Mexico in the 2016 category, and their B team was defeated 17-0 by Andes International School Puebla in the 2017 category. In the men's category 2006, Prepa Anáhuac Querétaro drew 0-0 with Cumbres International School Guadalajara, keeping their chances of advancing alive.
Other results included the defeat of Mano Amiga Querétaro by 0-9 against Cumbres International School Aguascalientes in football and the victory of Irish International School Hermosillo over Cumbres Querétaro by 1-0 in the 2015 category. In women's volleyball, high-level matches took place, highlighting the victory of Cumbres Querétaro by 4-0 against Highlands International School Mexico in the 2013 category.
Meanwhile, around 2,830 swimming tests were conducted, and tennis featured more than 430 matches. Athletes like Pamela Vargas, state champion of Sinaloa, emphasized the importance of camaraderie and support in competitions. The families of the athletes also highlighted how physical activity strengthens security and essential values for the comprehensive development of young people.
At the event, the delegations of the participating schools gathered in a gratitude ceremony presided over by Fr. Carlos Gutiérrez, territorial director of the Legionaries of Christ for Northern Mexico. Throughout intense days ranging from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., thousands of young people and their families congregated in Querétaro to share days of sports and camaraderie in an environment that promotes values such as respect, solidarity, and effort.
In addition to the sports competitions, the event aims to promote teamwork and human qualities such as respect, brotherhood, gratitude, and honesty. The delegations are evaluated daily in these areas, and at the end of the week, the three that best reflect these values will be awarded.
The matches on Saturday at Cumbres Querétaro were intense, especially in 11-a-side football and women's volleyball, where local teams sought to stand out in the competition. The final ceremony reiterated the importance of human values, urging athletes to prioritize camaraderie and mutual support.
