Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for the highly anticipated 2025 Copa Jalisco, with both its talented men’s and women’s soccer teams ready to showcase their abilities and vie for this year’s championship trophy. The upcoming sporting event has generated considerable excitement throughout the municipality, fueled by a strong sense of optimism and governmental backing.
During a recent press conference, Mayor Luis Munguía underscored the significant role of the Copa Jalisco, recognizing it as the premier soccer competition within the state, championed by the Government of Jalisco. He remarked, “This tournament holds a distinguished history, successfully fostering community engagement, promoting healthy lifestyles, and nurturing the emerging principles of the sport we deeply admire: soccer.”
Mayor Munguía further affirmed the unwavering support of the local administration for the Puerto Vallarta teams participating in the competition, which is scheduled to begin in mid-May. He expressed confidence that this comprehensive backing will empower the municipality to once again secure the coveted title, a feat accomplished in previous years.
Demetrio Madero García, the director of the Copa Jalisco, shared details about the upcoming edition, which will include new features and restrictions, such as the participation of only amateur players. He also noted the widespread enthusiasm for the tournament, with an impressive 117 out of the state’s 125 municipalities having fielded men’s teams and 58 having presented women’s teams, promising a thrilling and closely contested event.
The press conference also saw the attendance of Joaquín Romero, Mayor of Cabo Corrientes; Carlos Rodríguez González, sports councilor for Cabo Corrientes; Jesús Francisco Domínguez, director of sports for Talpa de Allende; Mauricio González, coordinator of soccer academies for CODE Jalisco; and William Arredondo, general director of the Municipal Sports Council (COMUDE), signifying the widespread regional support and collaborative spirit surrounding the Copa Jalisco.
With robust preparation and committed governmental support, Puerto Vallarta looks forward to a successful and inspiring campaign in the 2025 Copa Jalisco.
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