The world of Brazilian rhythmic gymnastics mourns the death of Isabelle Marciniak, one of the young hopes of the sport. writes the portal. She died on Wednesday at the age of 18 from Hodgkin’s disease, a type of cancer affecting the lymphatic system.
The news was confirmed by the Paranaense Gymnastics Federation, which publicly expressed its condolences to the family, friends and the entire sports community. Marciniak has achieved regional and national recognition and has become a leading figure in the sport among young athletes.
Her achievements include the title of Brazilian Junior Rhythmic Gymnastics Champion, which she won after winning the all-around competition, in addition to winning a silver medal in the belt event and a gold medal in the ball event, which placed her among athletes with exceptional potential on the national scene.
Recently, the gymnast was part of the adult trio of the Agir Club of Curitiba, with whom she managed to become a champion, thus proving her the ability to compete at the highest level despite his young age.
The federation emphasized that in addition to her titles, Isabelle will be remembered for her passion for gymnastics, her determination and exemplary behavior on and off the mat. In its statement, the organization emphasized that her story serves as an inspiration for future generations and how testimony to the value of sport as a tool for personal development.
Her death exactly on Christmas caused a deep shock in the world of rhythmic gymnastics, where coaches, teammates and clubs expressed their grief over the death of an athlete who was a great promise for the future.
