Central American Games

Honduras has been selected to host the XIII Central American Games in October 2029, with Tegucigalpa as the main venue, marking the country's return as host after more than three decades.

Honduras is fielding a delegation to the XII Central American Student Sports Games for Students with Disabilities, taking place October 25–31 in Retalhuleu, Guatemala, coordinating through national disability and sports commissions.

Honduras placed fifth in the medal count at the 22nd Central American Student Sports Games, with young athletes competing across multiple sports in the regional championship.

Honduran runner Anyely Carías Leiva from Sonaguera won silver in the 2,000-meter steeplechase at the Central American Student Games (CODICADER) 2026 in Tegucigalpa, helping Honduras reach fifth place overall with 77 medals.

Honduras's 589-athlete delegation will compete across 20 sports at the 2026 CODICADER Central American youth games, hosted in Honduras from September 5–13.

Tegucigalpa has been confirmed as the host city for the 2029 Central American Games, according to an announcement at the closing ceremony of the 2026 games in Santo Domingo.

Honduras ended the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo with one gold, four silver, and four bronze medals, finishing 17th overall, with wrestler Kevin Mejía claiming Honduras's sole gold in the 97-kilogram Greco-Roman category.

Honduran weightlifter Axel Pavón placed fourth in the overall competition at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, demonstrating strong technique in both the snatch and clean-and-jerk lifts.

With two days remaining in the Santo Domingo 2026 Central American Games, Honduras ranks 16th with one gold medal, four silver, and four bronze—down two positions from the previous day—while Mexico leads with a record 147 golds.

Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra will perform his composition "Canto a la Patria" on August 8 at the closing ceremony of the 25th Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, a tribute to the host nation.

Honduras won no medals on July 29 at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, dropping from 14th to 15th place in the overall standings as Guyana gained two gold medals.

Honduras moved up the standings to 14th place with five medals—two silver and three bronze—as tennis players Natalie Espinal and Alejandra Obando won silver in women's doubles at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo.

Honduras' delegation marched in the opening ceremony of the 25th Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo on July 24, with athletes aiming to add to the nation's historical record of 63 medals across 40 sports and 53 disciplines.