00:00Hello everyone, and welcome back to BOMB Sport Next Gen.
00:04Today we head to Spain for the Lida Iberdrola, where three of the country's most promising
00:10young athletes step onto the runway and into the competition.
00:13Two will take on the long jump, while another takes on the triple jump.
00:17Three young talents, two disciplines, and a chance to discover some of the next generation
00:22of Spanish athletics.
00:24Let's take a closer look at their performances.
00:26We begin with Janay Hernandez, born on January 26th, 2007, and one of Spain's young talents
00:35in the triple jump.
00:36Representing Abinent Manresa, Hernandez already has a strong record in the Liga Iberdrola,
00:42including a winning 12.02 in Manresa in 2025, the performance that established her personal
00:48best.
00:49In 2026, she has continued to compete at a high level, reaching 11.20 in the opening
00:55leg of the Liga Iberdrola, and 11.60 here in the second leg.
01:00She also claimed the Catalan U20 title in 2026 with 11.89.
01:06With only a couple of jumps available on video, we can still appreciate the young Spaniard
01:11in action as she continues to build experience and develop her potential.
01:16Our second young talent is Cristina Bach, born on May 2nd, 2010, making her one of the youngest
01:23athletes in this competition.
01:25The Abinent Manresa jumper already owns a personal best of 11.75, set in 2025 when she
01:32was just 15 years old.
01:34She has already tasted individual success, winning the triple jump at the 2025 Spanish
01:40U16 Club Championships with 11.01.
01:44In the 2026 Liga Iberdrola, she reaches 11.64 with a 1.7 tailwind, finishing 6th overall.
01:52Another glimpse of a very young athlete continuing to build her experience and potential.
02:03Our third young talent is Carla Rovira, born on November 27, 2008, and another member
02:10of Abinent Manresa.
02:13Rovira has already made her mark at youth level, finishing second in the 2024 Catalan U18 Championships
02:20with 5.57, a mark that remains her official personal best.
02:26In 2026, she has continued to compete in the Liga Iberdrola, including a 5.44 performance
02:32in the opening leg.
02:34Earlier in the season, she also reached 5.69 in March, showing that there is considerably
02:40more potential behind her performance here.
02:42At this second leg, Rovira records 5.39 with a 1.6 tailwind, finishing 8th overall.
02:51Three young athletes, one club, and a glimpse of the next generation of Spanish jumping talent.
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