The Madrid town has seen its athletes secure world titles, participate in international tournaments, lead national leagues, and win medals in Spanish championships, reflecting the dynamism of its clubs and sportspeople.

In hockey, several players from Club Sanse Complutense, including Jacobo Martínez, Martín de la Fuente, and Mario González-Garzón, are part of the Spanish U-16 National Team competing in the 6 Nations Tournament in Belgium. Additionally, in the veteran category, Jorge Romero and Toño Duarte have become world champions in indoor hockey +50.

Football has also brought good news, with Unión Deportiva maintaining its leadership in the Second Division after a 0-2 victory against Intercity Sant Joan, demonstrating the team's consistency throughout the competition.

In cycling, during the Spanish Track Championships held in Galapagar over Easter, Miguel Tizón was crowned Spanish champion in the cadet team pursuit event and secured a fourth place in the points race. Meanwhile, Fran Moscoso achieved national runner-up in the junior elimination race and a bronze medal in the scratch event.

Finally, the Club Balonmano was recognized as the best club in the Plasencia Handball 2026 tournament. Their junior and youth women's teams, along with the cadet men's team, achieved first place in their respective categories, while the youth men's team secured a third-place finish.