Santa Fe 2026: Julieta Lucas made history again, won floor gold | OneFootball

Julieta Lucas climbed to the top of the podium once again at the Santa Fe 2026 South American Games. The Argentine gymnast won the gold medal this Wednesday in the women’s floor final, adding another medal to a historic performance in the competition.

With this victory, Lucas has now won five medals at the Games: four gold and one silver.

A golden haul for Julieta Lucas

The young gymnast had already won gold in the all-around, the team competition, and the uneven bars. She also took the silver medal on the balance beam.

Now, Lucas once again showed her level in the floor final and claimed first place to earn her fourth gold medal, both individually and as part of the team, in Santa Fe 2026. The Argentine has thus become one of the standout stars of artistic gymnastics at these South American Games.

Isabella Ajalla finished sixth

The final also featured another Argentine representative. Isabella Ajalla finished in sixth place in the women’s floor competition.

Ajalla also had a strong performance during the Games, as she was part of the Argentine team that won the gold medal in the team competition.

In this way, artistic gymnastics continues to contribute medals to the Argentine delegation in Santa Fe 2026, with Julieta Lucas as one of the competition’s leading figures.

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