he arjonero Salomón Carballo worked hard in the 200-meter goal-to-goal test and presented Colombia with a bronze medal, during the Pan American Youth Games that are headquartered in Cali.
Carballo aimed at gold, but finally had to settle for the bronze metal, as the gold was hung by Gilherme Abel Rocha, from Brazil, with a time of 18,234.
The silver medal went to Francisco Manuel Reyes, from Argentina, with a figure of 18,335. Carballo made 18,429.
The one who did win gold in this same test, but in ladies was Valeria Rodríguez from Antioquia, who registered 19,093. María Loreto (Ecuador), with 19,189 and Ivonne Saray Nochez, from El Salvador, with 19,577 were second and third, respectively.
Silver and bronze in archery
Bolívar ended his participation in archery with silver and bronze for Allyz Zuluaga, who is 19 years old and it is the first time that she has competed in this international event. The silver medal was in the recurve bow, while the bronze was in the mixed recurve. “It was very breezy, but I tried to handle this part. Fortunately, I did a great job and achieved good results, now it remains to prepare for upcoming international events, ”said Zuluaga.
Bad at handball
Bolívar was represented by Yerika Julio and Anny Marrugo in handball for the Youth Pan American Games. The Colombia team lost its three games in the first phase to Chile, Argentina and Mexico. June scored two goals and added a few minutes on the field, while Marrugo did not manage to play a single commitment
Starting a process
In women’s softball, with the Bolivarian Amanda Polo in its ranks, Colombia has not had the best luck. This is a computer that starts a process. The Tricolor added defeats with Peru (10-0), United States (29-0), Venezuela (5-4). Until last night he registered only one victory, against Argentina (8-7).
He left in the first round
He lost in the first round and was eliminated. It’s about Marco Tulio, in taekwondo. The young man will have to prepare now to show his potential in upcoming competitions.
Today, Colombia-Cuba in baseball
In baseball, in which Bolívar has several representatives, Colombia will play the semifinal today against the always powerful Cuban team.
Bolívar’s letters in the Tricolor are: Luis Moreno, Víctor Vargas, Luis De Ávila, Guillermo Quintana, Carlos De Ávila, José Altamiranda, Jean Herrera, Sergio Palacio, Dayan Frías, Carlos Arroyo, Rafael Romero, Jesús Marriaga and Néder Horta and Manuel Esquivia, in the coaching staff. The game will take place at 7 pm at the Édgar Renteria stadium.
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