Mónica de Juana

de Juana took up the sport at the EP Hortaleza club.^[2] In 2023 she was called up for a training stage to select young gymnast to join the national team.^[3] Then, in late 2024 it was announced she was selected to integrate the new Spanish junior group under the guidance of Carolina Malchair and Beatriz Brito.^[4][5]

In 2025 the group debuted their routines in a various exhibitions.^[6][7] In May they won gold in both event finals at the Pharaoh’s Cup in Cairo.^[8][9] At the Gdynia international tournament they won gold with 5 hoops, as well as bronze in the All-Around and with 10 clubs.^[10][11] In June she competed with the group at the European Championships in Tallinn, being 4th with 5 hoops, 6th with 5 clubs and winning silver behind Ukraine in the All-Around.^{[12][13][14][15]} Later in the month she participated in the 3rd Junior World Championships in Sofia along Claudia Mariño, Cynthia Ortega, Aurica Tarleva, Noa Esplugues and Paula Donoso.^[16] In Bulgaria the group was 5th in the All-Around, 4th with 10 clubs, 5th with 5 hoops and 11th in teams (with individuals Amira Jamghili, Marta Pérez and Naira Martínez).^[17][18] Between July and September she was confirmed into the national team, integrating Madrid's high performace center.^[19][20]

Switching back to the individual modality she took part in a control training in January 2026.^[21] In March she participated into the Torneo Andalucía Cup, winning silver overall and with clubs as well as bronze with hoop.^[22][23] A month later she performed with hoop and clubs at the Sofia Cup, winning bronze in teams along Naira Martínez.^[24] She was then selected for the European Championships in Varna.^[25]