São Paulo – The world of rhythmic gymnastics mourns the loss of Isabelle Marciniak, a young promise who left an indelible legacy in Brazilian sport. The gymnast, who shone on the youth scene, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 18.
A Promising Career
Marciniak, Brazilian youth champion in 2021, stood out for her talent and dedication. Her career included multiple successes at regional and national levels. In 2023, the gymnast was crowned champion with the adult trio of the Agir Club of Curitiba, demonstrating her versatility and growth in the discipline.- Gold medal in the all-around competition at the Brazilian Youth Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in 2021.
- Silver medal with the ribbon in the same championship.
- Gold medal in the ball event.
A Legacy of Passion
The Paranaense Gymnastics Federation reported that Marciniak died of Hodgkin’s disease, a type of cancer that affects the lymphatic system. The news shocked the sports community.The wake and burial of Isabelle Marciniak will take place in Araucária, her hometown, where family and friends will say their final goodbyes. The Paranaense Gymnastics Federation expressed its condolences to family members, friends, teammates, and coaches. The entity highlighted the importance of Marciniak’s legacy and its impact on gymnastics.May his story, his passion for the sport, and his memory remain alive as an inspiration for all those who believe in gymnastics as a tool for human formation and transformation. Our condolences. Rest in peace.
Federación Paranaense de Gimnasia
