The Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD) and the Peruvian Olympic Committee (COP) paid tribute this Friday to the athletes who obtained medals in the Junior Pan American Games Cali-Valle 2021International fair where the national delegation achieved 35 medals in total, distributed in 6 gold, 15 silver and 14 bronze medals.
The recognition was carried out at the National Stadium through a ceremony, which was attended by the presidents of the IPD, Gustavo San Martín and the COP, Renzo Manyari. Likewise, most of the 160 athletes who participated in the Junior Pan American Games, which took place in Colombia.
For their part, the athletics and tennis representatives, who are competing in their respective championships in the United States, were not at the event, which did include the participation of the women’s national under 23 volleyball team, which reached the medal silver after a great final with Brazil.
As it is recalled, the Peruvian delegation participated in 30 sports, two of which were collective (volleyball and soccer). Peru showed great ability in all the disciplines that they had to contest and thanks to this they reaped 35 medals, for which they were awarded 12th place in the general classification.
These are all the athletes who achieved the 35 medals for Peru in the Cali-Valle 2021 Junior Pan American Games
GOLD MEDALS:
1.- Sofía Mamani (Athletics, 10,000 meters)
2.- Daianne Hayashida and Lucciana Pérez (Field tennis, women’s doubles)
3.- Gonzalo Bueno and Ignacio Buse (Field tennis, men’s doubles)
4.- Gonzalo Bueno (Tennis, singles)
5.- Julio Palomino, (Athletics, 3,000 meters with obstacles).
6.- Gianella Lozano (Karate +68 kg.)
SILVER MEDALS:
7.- Ryan Cubas (Fight 77 kg.)
8.- Edward Alarcón (Gymnastics, pommel horse)
9.- Edward Alarcón (Gymnastics, rings)
10.- Edward Gonzales (Gymnastics, jumping)
11.- Yumiko Tanabe (Judo -78 kg.)
12.- Kiara Arango (Judo -57 kg.)
13.- Eliana Vásquez (Taekwondo -67 kg.)
14.- Angelo Caro (Skateboarding)
15.- Mary Luz Andía (Athletics, 20km athletic walk.)
16.- Enrique Herrera (Fight 57 kg)
17.- Christopher Li and Lucciana Pérez (tennis, mixed doubles)
18.- Frank Luján (Athletics, 10,000 dash)
19.- Francesca Gardella (Remo Single W1X)
20.- Verónica Huacasi (Athletics, 3,000 meters with obstacles)
21.- Volleyball selection (women’s volleyball)
BRONZE MEDALLS:
22.- Inés Castillo (Badminton)
23.- Javier Saavedra (Judo -81 kg.)
24.- Noemí Huayhuameza (Judo -52 kg.)
25.- Arnold Prado (Judo -60 kg.)
26.- Santiago Villegas (Weightlifting, snatch 126 kg, clean and jerk 165 kg and total 291 kg)
27.- Frank de la Sotta (Bowling).
28.- José Luis Chaupin (athletics, 5,000 meters)
29.- Angel Sosa and César Cipriani (Remo)
30.- Gloria Asca (Fight, 50 kg.)
31.- César Olaya (karate -75 kg.)
32.- Sandro Gardella, Ángel Sosa, Cesar Cipriani and Andrés Sandoval (Remo MX 4).
33.- Daianne Hayashida (tenis, individual)
34.- Nicolás Bouroncle (Karate – 67 kg.)
35.- Kurt García (Karate – 60 kg.)
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