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Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Taranto2026: Karateca Ana Rita Oliveira ouro na categoria de +68 kg

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A karateca Ana Rita Oliveira sagrou-se campeã da categoria de +68 kg de kumite nos Jogos do Mediterrâneo, elevando para três dezenas as medalhas da Missão portuguesa em Taranto2026.

A portuguesa de 28 anos venceu três combates rumo à final, na qual se impôs à montenegrina Jovana Damjanovic, por 4-3.

O ouro de Ana Rita Oliveira é a primeira medalha do karaté português nos Jogos do Mediterrâneo e o 14.º conquistado por Portugal na cidade italiana, onde a Missão nacional já soma 30 pódios.

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