Mexico’s Carlos Andrés/Lares Capture Gold in Ciudad Madero
CIUDAD MADERO, Tamaulipas, Mexico, May 24, 2026.-
Mexican duo Carlos Andrés Ayala and Inés Lares captured the gold
medal at the fourth stop of the 2026 NORCECA Beach Volleyball Tour
held in Ciudad Madero, after defeating Cuba’s Damián Gómez and Eblis
Veranes in a hard-fought final that went to three sets, 21-13,
18-21, 15-9.
With
this result, Carlos Andrés/Lares claimed their second gold medal of
the 2026 season, having also won the second stop of the circuit in
Güibia.
The
Mexicans set the pace early in the match with a strong performance
in the opening set. However, Gómez/Veranes responded in the second
set to level the match and force a tie-break. In the decisive set,
Carlos Andrés/Lares regained control through effective offense and
consistent defense to secure the victory in front of their home
crowd.
In
the semifinals, Gómez/Veranes advanced to the gold medal match after
defeating Canadians Rouzbeh Rahnavard and Robert Kemp 2-0 (21-17,
21-16). Meanwhile, Carlos Andrés/Lares won the all-Mexican semifinal
2-0 (21-15, 21-0) after Jorman Osuna and Miguel Sarabia were unable
to continue the match due to injury.
The
bronze medal was awarded to Rahnavard/Kemp after Osuna/Sarabia were
unable to compete in the bronze medal match following their
withdrawal during the semifinals.
FINAL RANKING
1.Carlos Andrés Ayala / Inés Lares (MEX2); 2. Damián Gómez / Eblis
Veranes (CUB); 3. Rouzbeh Rahnavard / Robert Kemp (CAN); 4. Jorman
Osuna / Miguel Sarabia (MEX); 5. Cristian Encarnación / William
Rivera (PUR); 6. Rubén Mora / Jefferson Cascante (NCA); 7. Edgar
Maldonado / José Izaguirre (GUA); 8. Hayerling De Jesús / Oscar
Martínez (DOM); 9. Julián Araya / Stanley Grant (CRC); 10.
Christopher Guardado / Yoel Guardado (ESA); 11.
Jared Brown / Zayden Turner (ISV); 12. Paul Lotman / Brian Miller
(USA); 13. Franklin Segura / Ramón De Jesús (DOM2); 14. Benjamin
Barnett / Braedon Cooke (BER)
RESULTS DAY 3
GOLD MEDAL: Carlos Andrés / Lares (MEX1) 2-1 Gómez/Veranes (CUB)
(21-13, 18-21 y 15-9)
BRONZE MEDAL: Rahnavard/Kemp (CAN) 2-0 Osuna/Sarabia (21-0/21-0)
SEMIFINALS: Gómez/Veranes (CUB) 2-0 Rahnavard/Kemp (CAN)
(21-17/21-16); Carlos Andrés / Lares (MEX1) 2-0 Osuna/Sarabia (MEX2)
(21-15/21-0)
Final 5th Place: Encarnacion/Rivera (PUR) 2-1 Mora/Cascante (NCA)
(21-15/12-21/15-12); Final 7th Place: Maldonado/Izaguirre (GUA) 2-0
De Jesus/Martinez (DOM) (21-0/21-0); Final 9th Place: Araya/Grant (CRC)
2- 0 Guardado C./Guardado Y. (ESA) (21-18/21-13); Final 11th Place:
Brown/Turner (ISV) 2-0 Lotman/Miller (USA) (21-0/21-0); Final 13h
Place: Segura/De Jesus (DOM) 2-0 Barnett/Cooke (BER) 2-0 (21-9,
21-13).
Quarterfinals Loser: Mora/Cascante NCA 2-0 Maldonado/Izaguirre GUA
(21-16/22-20); Encarnacion/Rivera (PUR) 2-1 De Jesus/Martinez DOM
(21-19, 13-21, 15-11).
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