Video 5 (09 segundos). In this short video, Karla Naim (a basketball player as well) puts the final nail into the coffin. This master execution closed the tournament in which Apicultores achieved a landslide victory (132 to 78).

This short video is a superb example of the race to score first between the champion team and the runner-up. The score in less than 15 seconds shows the competitive nature of Tiro en Braille. We could easily name this video, "Off the races".

This video captures Toño (a blind-born) participant, who has played all five tournaments scoring a two-pointer. After his score, we witness the cheers coming from the audience in the stands and the use of rattles to celebrate the score.

This is a great representation of the "Rueda", that is the circular movement performed by gladiators who fight for the ball's possession so that they can later pass the ball to the shooters (tiradores). This video was taken during the final match between Apicultores and Kikinas on May 22nd, 2026.

This video illustrates the difficulties of the communication between the gladiator (the players that grab balls and then passes them) and the tirador (shooter), who has to make sure to score the ball before the time expires (20 seconds maximum). This is a two-pointer scored by ENSOG's Ardillas 2.

In this short video we see a miss penalty attempt by Diego, who captured the award as the top male non-disabled player of Tiro en Braille 2026.

This long video captures different moments of the round of 16 (on April 24, 2026). Besides the live action, we see the organization of the staff, the players on the benches and some participants discussing strategies. Our gratitude to Social Communication at Universidad de Guanajuato for the recording of the video.