Author : Sports Writing
María Yulieth Pérez Tangarife won 4 medals in the competition.
The athlete from La Tebaida was beaten 2-0 in the final by the Peruvian Inés Castillo.
With the achievement of María Yulieth Pérez Tangarife in the individual badminton final, silver medal, after being beaten 2-0 by the Peruvian Inés Castillo, the contribution of the department of Quindío to the Colombian delegation in the XIX Bolivarian Sports Games reached 8 medals.
The contributors have been women, which shows the power of the ladies in muscular activity in Colombia, who leave their mark with their discipline and willingness to face great challenges, in this case in the international arena.
Pérez deserves a separate chapter. She became the coffee athlete with the most records won in the contest, by hanging 2 silver and 2 bronze medals. Her sport is Olympic and she deserves all the attention, because she begins to give great glories to the national sportsmanship.
A ball, Clara Juliana Guerrero Londoño continued in her line of success. She got hold of a gold, a silver and a bronze. Of the Quindianas, it was the one with the best results, since gold makes a difference in the medal table. For her part, Sérika Gulumá hung the silver in the cycling CRI.
