Belize’s Women’s Volleyball National Team has achieved a historic milestone by securing a bronze medal at the Central American Games, often referred to as the Olympics of the region. This marks the first time the team has advanced to the semi-finals and clinched a medal in the tournament, which is held every four years. The team’s triumphant return to Belize was celebrated at the Belize Olympic House, where News Five captured the emotional moments and insights from the players and their head coach. Lawrence Bennett, the team’s head coach, expressed immense pride in the players, highlighting their resilience despite injuries and illnesses during the competition. Team captain Nelissa Ramirez emphasized the team’s dedication, with rigorous training sessions twice daily. Shantel Arnold, a senior team member, shared her joy in concluding her 18-year national team career on a high note. Herdie Castillo reflected on the thrilling yet exhausting experience of representing Belize and competing against other nations. This achievement not only marks a significant moment for Belizean volleyball but also inspires future generations of athletes.