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22/12/2025 23:28hs.
Argentina’s top athletes were honored Monday night at the traditional Premios Olimpia ceremony, held at the Usina del Arte in Buenos Aires. The event celebrated achievements across a wide range of sports, with many winners and prominent figures from the sporting world in attendance.
This year’s edition marked a significant expansion into the world of esports, with two Olimpia awards presented: one to the team Leviatán, and another recognizing the top player, Lilitenz, a star in Counter Strike 2.
The ceremony also included special tributes to the Argentinian national football team, with Angel Di María accepting the honor, and to the Kamikazes beach handball squad. A poignant moment of remembrance was held for athletes and journalists who passed away this year, including Loco Gatti and Miguel Angel Russo.
A special Olimpia de Brillante was awarded to Ricardo González, representing the Argentinian team that won the 1950 Basketball World Cup at Luna Park. The River team, champions of the 1975 Metro tournament, and Argentinos Juniors, winners of the 1985 Libertadores Cup, were also recognized. Perhaps the most anticipated award, the Olimpia Infinito, went to the legendary Diego Maradona.
As the evening drew to a close, attendees voted for the Premio Inspiración, a prize including an annual scholarship to support the winner’s athletic development. Manuel Tripero, a talented canoeist, was selected as the recipient.
Agustín Canapino ganó el Olimpia de Oro.The highlight of the night was the presentation of the Olimpia de Oro, which was awarded to Agustín Canapino. Canapino recently clinched his fifth TC championship, adding to his impressive collection of titles including the TC Pick Up and Turismo Carretera 2000 crowns.
Todos los ganadores de los Premios Olimpia de Plata
Table of Contents
2. Artes Marciales Mixtas: Ailin Pérez
3. Atletismo: Florencia Borelli
4. Automovilismo: Agustín Canapino
Hubo un homenaje a las Kamikazes de beach handball.5. Básquet: Facundo Campazzo
6. Billar: Valentino Oliveto
7. Bochas: Carmelo Retamar
8. Boxeo: Evelin Bermúdez
9. Canotaje: Aramis Sánchez Ayala
10. Cestoball: Santiago Díaz
11. Ciclismo: Julieta Benedetti
Agostina Hein ganó en natación y dio notas.12. Deportes de Invierno: Franco Dal Farra
13. Equitación: Manuel Chechic
14. Esport: Leviatán (equipo) y Lulitenz (jugador)
15. Esquí Náutico: Eugenia De Armas
16. Esgrima: Isabel Di Tella
17. Fútbol: Ángel Di María
18. Futsal: Juan Cruz Freijo
19. Gimnasia: Julieta Lucas
21. Handball: Diego Simonet
22. Hockey sobre césped: Tomás Santiago
23. Hockey sobre patines: Gonzalo Romero
25. Karate: Juan Ignacio Gallardo
26. Lucha: Agustín Destribats
27. Motociclismo: Valentín Perrone
El Chino Simonet sigue luciendo en handball.28. Natación: Agostina Hein
29. Pádel: Agustín Tapia
30. Paralímpicos Iñaki Basiloff
31. Patín: Facundo Nieva Biza
32. Pato: Justo Bermúdez
33. Pelota: Facundo Andreasen
34. Polo: Adolfo Poroto Cambiaso
Evelyn Bermúdez ganó en boxeo.36. Rugby: Santiago Carreras
37. Sóftbol: Luciano Biondi
38. Taekwondo: Ignacio Espínola
39. Tenis: Horacio Zeballos
40. Tenis de Mesa: Horacio Cifuentes
41. Tiro: Julián Gutiérrez
42. Turf: Francisco Goncalves
43. Vóley: Agustín Loser
44. Yachting: Catalina Turienzo
