Read Oax Sport athlete support reports with donor updates, funded costs, race results, and transparent impact stories from Oaxaca.
Emily Barrera placed 3rd in the women’s beginner -50 kg division at ADCC Open Mexico City on June 13, 2026. A donor and the Oax Sport fund fully covered her tournament fee, transportation, and accommodation. This post shares the result, what donations covered, and what comes next for U.S. and Mexico supporters.
Alejandra Paulina Ortiz Hernández traveled to California to compete at the Pomona-Pitzer Track & Field Invite on April 11, 2026. This post-campaign report explains what donor support covered, what she learned from the trip, and what came next in her season, including a gold medal at the 2026 national university championships.
Raúl Martínez Ramírez completed a 13-day training block in the state capital from Mar 13–25, 2026. Supporters raised $175 USD to cover direct costs recorded as 3,000 MXN. His coach reported improvements in Raúl’s start and running mechanics, plus three physiotherapy visits. This recap explains what support covered and what comes next.
Gilda Hernández traveled from Oaxaca, Mexico to Track Nationals 2026 in Xalapa and won three events. In this post-event report, she explains what makes track racing so demanding and what travel logistics look like with two bikes and a roller. Follow her, and support her next international competition steps.
In January 2026, Oax Sport provided one-time, in-kind support to help a 12-year-old sprinter in Oaxaca, Mexico stay consistent in training as races approached. The family and coach shared why timing mattered. This post explains what we provided, how workplace giving helped fund it, and why shoe prices can run higher in Mexico. Get involved.
Oax Sport is funding a one-time MXN 2,400 bike baggage fee so paracyclist Gilda Andrea Hernández Ramírez can race at Mexico’s Track Cycling Nationals 2026 in Xalapa, Veracruz. This post explains what we fund, why a single travel fee can block access, and what we publish after the event for transparent reporting.
Twenty athletes from Oaxaca, Mexico raced in Mexico City on January 17–18, 2026 to test fitness and race decisions under pressure. This post shares two athlete quotes, a clear list of funding sources in MXN, and what the team will work on next. If you support youth sport, you can help cover basic travel costs.
Titanes Performance Camp 2025 brought athletes, coaches, and supporters together across Oaxaca for three days of testing, video feedback, and structured training. This report summarizes what happened, verifies how 12,820.72 MXN was used through Oax Sport Inc (USA) and Oax Sport AC (Mexico), and explains how you can help fund a Freelap electronic timing system.
Eighteen athletes from Titanes Sport Clinic traveled from Oaxaca to compete at a national track meet in Querétaro. With 8,392 MXN in donor support, they covered essential expenses and focused on racing. This report breaks down where the money went, what the coach observed, and what athletes like Juan Victoria experienced on the track.
This post explains how Oax Sport and Titanes Sport Clinic are working together to send 18 athletes from Oaxaca, Mexico to a key track meet in Querétaro. You will see real costs, clear donation paths, and a simple 100 percent pass through rule for gifts marked for Titanes. It is written for donors who value transparency.