Portuguese athlete Agate de Sousa expressed her happiness on Sunday at winning the world title in the long jump at the World Short Track Athletics Championships in Torun, Poland, not forgetting her desire to break the Portuguese record.
In her World Championships debut, the 25-year-old Benfica athlete confirmed her status as world leader and secured the gold medal on her fifth and penultimate jump, with a mark of 6.92 meters, five centimeters more than that achieved by Italian Larissa Iapichino on her sixth and final attempt (6.87).
Gerson Balde World Champion in the long jump Sporting CP team 8.46meters
A historic day for Portugal in Torun, Poland. Gerson Baldé has just been crowned world champion in the long jump, repeating Agate de Sousa's gold medal in the same discipline, and Isaac Nader won the silver medal in the 1500 meters.
Isaac Nader Benfica and Portugal athlete was crowned world vice-champion in the 1500 meters short track event this Sunday in Torun, Poland, after winning gold at the outdoor World Championships in September.
The Portuguese middle-distance runner completed the distance in 3:40.06 minutes, losing in the final stretch to Spaniard Mariano Garcia, who won in 3:39.63 minutes. New Zealander Adam Spencer finished third with a time of 3:40.26.
1st day of the Short Track World Athletics Championships in Poland
Sofia Lavreshina with new national record in the 400 meters – 51.87s
Isaac Nader qualified for the 1500m final
Auriol Dongmo finished 8th and Jéssica Inchude 9th in the shot put final
Portugal 19 athlete's for the World Indoor Track Championships
Portugal conta cinco títulos de campeão em Mundiais de atletismo sob telha, num total de 17 medalhas, a última das quais de bronze, por Patrícia Silva, nos 800.
Lista dos 19 convocados para Torun'2026:
Femininos:
- 60 metros: Beatriz Castelhano (Sporting) e Tatjiana Pinto (Sporting).
- 60 metros barreiras: Jéssica Barreira (Sporting).
- 400 metros: Sofia Lavreshina (Sporting).
- 1.500 metros: Salomé Afonso (Benfica).
- Salto em comprimento: Agate Sousa (Benfica).
- Lançamento do peso: Auriol Dongmo (Sporting) e Jessica Inchude (Sporting).
- 4x400 metros: Carina Vanessa (Sporting), Clara Martinha (Sporting), Fatoumata Diallo (Benfica), Juliana Guerreiro (Sporting) e Sofia Lavreshina (Sporting).
Masculinos:
- 400 metros: Ericsson Tavares (Benfica) e Omar Elkhatib (Sporting).
- 1.500 metros: Isaac Nader (Benfica).
- Salto em comprimento: Gerson Baldé (Sporting).
- 4x400 metros: André Franco (Benfica), Ericsson Tavares (Benfica), João Coelho (Sporting), Omar Elkhatib (Sporting) e Pedro Afonso (Benfica).
Samuel Barata was crowned national half-marathon bicampione by winning the race held on the morning of this Sunday, with a time of 1:00.36! 
National Sub-23 Champions in Short Track
The men's team from SL Benfica secured 1st place overall at the National Sub-23 Championships, held at the Altice Forum Braga, with 147 points.Two national records in the space of half an hour for Portuguese athletics. After Salomé Afonso shattered Carla Sacramento's historic record in the 1,500 meters indoors, Isaac Nader also set a new Portuguese record in the 3,000 meters on a short track. With a time of 7:38.05, the Algarve native beat Rui Silva's mark (7:39.44), which had stood since 2000.
Isaac Nader, 26 years old, winner in 2023 and 2024, needed 28.34 minutes to cover the 10 km course through some of the main streets of the capital's downtown area (Avenida da Liberdade, passing through iconic points such as Restauradores, Rossio, Rua do Ouro, Cais do Sodré, Av. 24 de Julho, returning via Cais do Sodré again, Av. Ribeira das Naus, Praça do Comércio, Rua da Prata, Rua da Betesga and returning to Av. Liberdade) and finished alongside Duarte Gomes (28.44m), from Sporting, and João Batista (29.24), from Natação de Torres Novas.
In the women's sector, Salomé Afonso, 28 years old, repeated her first-place finish from 2024, crossing the finish line at the end of Avenida da Liberdade in 32:55. Solange Jesus (33:37), from SC Braga, and the Swedish Nova Ojutkanas (34:41) finished in 2nd and 3rd positions, respectively.
Two national records in the space of half an hour for Portuguese athletics. After Salomé Afonso shattered Carla Sacramento's historic record in the 1,500 meters indoors, Isaac Nader also set a new Portuguese record in the 3,000 meters on a short track. With a time of 7:38.05, the Algarve native beat Rui Silva's mark (7:39.44), which had stood since 2000.
At the Czech Indoor Gala, the world champion in the 1,500 meters outdoors won authoritatively, although he had a significant scare when South African Tshepo Tshite approached, breaking the South African national record with a time of 7:38.17.
With this latest national record, Isaac Nader now holds six of Portugal's all-time best times - 3 outdoors (1,500m, 800m and mile) and 3 on a short track (1,500m, 800m and 3,000m).
OTHER UPCOMING RACES
Sao Silvestre da Amadora 12/31
https://www.saosilvestredaamadora.pt/site/
sao silvestre de lisboa
https://www.saosilvestredelisboa.com/site/ 12/27
sao silvestre do Porto 12/28
https://runporto.com/pt/eventos/sao-silvestre-do-porto/sao-silvestre-do-porto-2025/
European Vice-Champions! 🇵🇹🥈
Patrícia Silva, Rodrigo Lima, Salomé Afonso, and Isaac Nader won the silver medal in the mixed relay at the European Cross Country Championships in Lagoa
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