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Panamanian artistic gymnast Alyiah Lide De León achieved a memorable double gold medal performance at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo. Her exceptional display of skill and elegance made her a standout athlete in the competition.

De León's first gold medal came in the highly demanding balance beam final. Demonstrating remarkable composure and stability on the narrow apparatus, she secured a winning score of 12.950. This victory set the stage for her later triumph in the floor exercise final.

In the floor exercise, De León delivered a masterful routine, executing jumps and acrobatic elements with flawless technique and captivating expressiveness. Her performance earned her a score of 13.000 points, clinching her second gold medal of the day and further solidifying her status as a top competitor.

These two gold medals were crucial for Panama's standing in the overall medal table, bringing the nation's total to five gold medals. De León's success highlights the consistent growth and high performance of Panamanian gymnastics within the Olympic and regional cycles, serving as an inspiration for future athletes.