06:30 | Valldupar, jul. 4.
One day from the end, the Peruvian team consolidates itself in third position in the medal table of the Valledupar 2022 Bolivarian Games, which takes place in Colombia, registering, so far, 116 medals (30 gold, 26 silver and 60 silver). bronze). The classification is led by Colombia followed by Venezuela.
Sunday was a day of good harvest for the national team because they won 6 gold medals, 4 silver medals and 9 bronze medals, making a total of 19 medals for Peru.
The Valledupar 2022 Bolivarian Games culminate this Tuesday, July 5, and Colombia is currently in first place, followed by Venezuela. In third place, momentarily, is the Peruvian delegation and behind it Chile and Ecuador in fourth and fifth place respectively.
Sunday’s gold medals for Peru were won by Alejandra De Osma in water skiing in the slalom modality, Hugo del Castillo in taekwondo in the poomsae modality, María Alejandra Bramont in open water swimming, Marko Carrillo in sport shooting in 25 meter rapid fire pistol and in swimming, María Fe Muñoz, 400m individual women’s medley and Mckenna De Bever in 100m. female back.
The silver medals went to Gabriela Castillo of taekwondo in the poomsae modality, María Alejandra de Osma of water skiing in women’s jump, Joao Benavides in Greek wrestling, men’s 60 kg category and Kevin Altamirano of sports shooting in the 25 rapid fire pistol modality. meters
Finally, the bronze medals were obtained by Rodrigo Hidalgo and Carlos Fernández of table tennis in men’s doubles, Felipe Duffoó and Isabel Duffoó of table tennis in mixed doubles, Cristhiana Emilia De Osma Bedoya of water skiing in women’s figures, Rafael Juan Diego De Osma Bedoya in water skiing in Men’s Figures, Rafael de Osma in water skiing in men’s jumping, Raymiguel Barreto in taekwondo in men’s 58kg kyorugi, Pool Ambrosio in Greek wrestling, 87 kg category, Joaquín Vargas in Swimming in men’s 200m freestyle
and the team made up of Alexia Sotomayor, María Fe Muñoz, Rafaela Fernandini, Adriana Buendía in Swimming in the 4×100 combined women’s relay modality.
In the first three Bolivarian Games (1938, 1948 and 1951), Peru was champion. Then, in the following 13 Games, Venezuela has been crowned in first place and in 2013 and 2017 the first place went to Colombia, which today leads the general medal table.
Historically, the Peruvian delegation, after the emergence of Venezuela and Colombia, occasionally occupied the third place and lately the fourth and fifth position.
For these Bolivarian Games, Peru has traveled with a delegation of 416 athletes to compete in 40 sports disciplines (it attended the 2017 Santa Marta Games with 516 athletes in 43 sports disciplines). In the previous Bolivarian Games he won 154 medals (32 gold, 53 silver and 69 bronze).
The medal won by Peruvian athletes so far:
ORO (30)
June 24
1. Lucas Fight – Fencing – Men’s Individual Foil
June 25th
2. Alessia and Valeria Palacios -Rowing- 2x1000m lightweight
3. Juan Miguel Shutters – Judo -66 kg.
4. Brillith Gamarra – Judo -48 kg.
June 26th
5. Fernanda Saponara, Paula La Torre, Namie Miyahira, Ines Castillo, Diego Mini, Jose Guevara, Diego Auction, Daniel La Torre – Badminton Mixed Team.
6. Ana Karina Méndez- Individual Women’s Artistic Gymnastics
June 27th
7. Daryl Yamamoto – Judo – category -100 kg.
8. Brianda Rivera – Women’s Sports Pistol Shooting – 25 meters.
9. Ana Karina Méndez – Gymnastics, uneven bars
June 28th
10. Women’s Water Polo (Abigail Urquizo, Alyssa Barnuevo, Ana Lopez, Areli Sinarahua, Bethlehem Torres, Carolina Rodriguez, Daniela Torres, Diana Garnica, Elisa Lopez, Maria Fe Menacho, Miranda Nieto, Rebecca Rodriguez and Stefanny Alvarez).
11. Edward González – Gymnastics, Vault
June 29
12. Inés Castillo – Badminton – Women’s Singles
13. Inés Castillo and Paula La Torre – Badminton – Women’s Doubles
14. Diego Mini and José Guevara – Badminton – Men’s Doubles
15. Inés Castillo and José Guevara – Badminton – mixed doubles
June 30th
16. Cristian Morales Bustos – Shooting – Rifle 3 positions – 50 meters
1st of July
17. Luis Fernando Barco- Golf- Men’s Individual
18. Ximena Zorrilla- Athletics-Hammer Throw
19. Jovana De la Cruz- Athletics-10,000 m.
July 2nd
20. César Rodríguez- Atletismo-March 35 km.
21. Caterine Romero- Vela- Sunfish Femenino
22. Daniela Borda- Sports Shooting- Women’s Skeet
23. Gracia Carrillo Málaga – Sailing – Female Optimist
24. Mckenna Victoria De Bever Elliot – Swimming – 200 meters combined Checkers
3rd of July
25. Alejandra De Osma- Water Skiing -Slalom modality
26. Hugh of the Castle- Taekwondo- Poomsae
27. María Alejandra Bramont- Swimming-Open Water
28. Marko Carrillo- Sports Shooting- Rapid Fire Pistol 25 mts.
29. María Fe Muñoz- Women’s Swimming-400m Individual Medley
30. Mckenna De Bever- Swimming-100m. Female Back
PLATA (26)
June 24
31. María Luisa Doig -Fencing- Women’s Individual Sword
June 25th
32. Pamela Noya and Adriana Sanguinetti – Rowing 2x1000m Senior
33. Naomi Huayhuameza – Judo -52 Kg.
34. Ingrid Aranda – Karate Kata Individual Femenino
35. Edwar Gonzales, Daniel Agüero, Arián León, Mauro Gallegos, Jimmy Figueroa and Luis Pizarro – Men’s Team Gymnastics
June 26th
36. Valeria Palacios – Women’s Lightweight Rowing 1x1000m
37. Aldo Guibu and Ricardo Tateishi – Men’s Doubles Bowling
38. Ana Méndez, Ana Rengifo, Chris Centeno, Fabiola Díaz – Team Artistic Gymnastics
June 27th
39. Cristian Morales – Shooting, Air Rifle – 10 meters
40. Camila Figueroa – Judo – 70 kg category.
41. Adrian Guibu, Aldo Guibu, Kenny Kishimoto and Victor Tateishi – Bowling, men’s team.
June 28th
42. Brillith Gamarra, Alonso Wong, Xsara Morales, Yuta Galarreta, Camila Figueroa and Daryl Yamamoto – Mixed Team Judo
43.- Diego Elías and Alonso Escudero – Squash – men’s doubles
June 29
44. Diego Subauste and Daniel La Torre – Badminton-men’s doubles
45. Namie Miyahira and Fernanda Saporana- Badminton-women’s doubles
46.Alonso Escudero, Álvaro García, Diego Elías, Rafael Gálvez- Squash- Men’s Teams
1st of July
47. Álvaro Arones and Sandy Villarán- Artistic Swimming-Mixed Duet
July 2nd
48. Stefano Felipe Moy Boza – Sailing – Male Optimist
49. Florencia Chiarella – Sailing – Ilca 6 Femenina
50. Stefano Peschiera – Vela – Ilca 7 Masculino
51. Julio Palomino – Athletics – 3000 meter hurdles
52. Jessica Cattaneo, Micaela Bernales, Mckenna De Bever and Sophia Ribeiro – Swimming 4 x 200 relay
3rd of July
53. Gabriela Castle- Taekwondo- Poomsae
54. María Alejandra de Osma- Water Skiing- Women’s Jump
55. Joao Benavides – Greco Wrestling- Men’s 60 kg
56. Kevin Altamirano- Sports Shooting- Rapid Fire Pistol 25 mts.
BRONZE (60)
June 24
57. Eduardo García – Fencing- Men’s Individual Epee
June 25th
58. Geronimo Hamann – Rowing 1×1000 Lightweight
59. Gustavo Salcedo – Rowing Single Open Weight (M1x)
60. Mariano Wong – Karate Kata Individual Masculino
61. Marian Flores – Judo – 57 kg category.
62. Hiromi Sánchez- Female Karate Kumite -55kg
63. Linda Rodríguez- Female Karate Kumite -61kg
64. Edwar Gonzales – Individual Artistic Gymnastics
June 26th
65. Sol Cabrera – Karate Kumite -68kg
66. Alonso Wong – Judo Category – 73kg
67. Xsara Morales – Judo Category -70kg
68. Andrés Sandoval and César Cipriani- Men’s Lightweight Rowing 2x1000m
69. Pamela Noya – Rowing at W1x – Single Ladies Open Weight
June 27th
70. Carla Morales, Pamela Noya, Alessia Palacios and Valeria Palacios – Women’s Lightweight Quadruple Rowing.
71. Adriana Sanguinetti, Pamela Noya, Alessia Palacios, Valeria Palacios – Rowing Four Pairs of Short Oars (W4X) Women
72. Yuta Galarreta – Judo – 90 kg category.
73. Yuliana Bolívar – Judo – category +78 kg.
June 28th
74. Alexia Arenas and Cristian Morales – Sports Shooting – 10m Air Rifle Modality. Mixed
75. Men’s water polo (Alfredo Tassano, Diego Contreras, Eduardo Grandez, German Rodríguez, Jefferson Pinedo, Joaquín Cuadros, Julio Alzamora, Lorenzo Rodríguez, Mauricio Bustamante, Nicolás Contreras Castellano, Simón Regalado, Ulises Angulo Huamán and Yamil León).
76. Men’s Volleyball (Santiago La Jara, Angel Cerpa, Bruno Seminario, Sebastián Blanco, Martin Gómez and Antonio Morón)
June 29
77. Namie Miyahira – Women’s Singles Badminton
78. Marko Carrillo – 10m Air Pistol.
79. José Guevara- Badminton- Men’s Singles
80. Daniel La Torre- Badminton- Men’s Singles
81. Valentina Porcella – Shooting – Women’s Trap
82. Alessandro de Souza – Shooting – Male Trap
83. Annia Becerra – Shooting Sport – Women’s 10m Air Pistol
84. Alejandra Zavala, Luciana Castillo and Ximena Rodríguez- Squash-Women’s Teams
June 30th
85. Darwing Pérez-Boxeo – Feather 57 kg.
86. Leodan Pezo- Boxing-Lightweight 63 kg.
87. José María Lucar- Boxing-Heavyweight 91 kg.
88. Alessandra Teruya, Constance Tenya, Maria Bouchon, Maria Jesus Pizarro, Itatí Susano, Brunella Beteta, Tamie La Puente, Kiana Chain Matsuda, Allison Morales, Akemy Gonzales, Thais Uyema, Jimena Kunigami, Giovannah Webb, Selena Aponte, Adriana Yamakawa – Softball
1st of July
89. Table tennis by Varones team (Rodrigo Hidalgo, Felipe Duffoó, Adrián Rubiños and Carlos Fernández).
90. Analí Saldarriaga- Weightlifting – Snatch up to 59 kg
91. Analí Saldarriaga- Weightlifting- Clean and jerk up to 59 kg
92. Soledad Torre Marín – Athletics-10,000 m. Feminine
93. Adriana Toulier, Angie Paredes, Ariana Coronado, Camila Fernández, Lia Martínez, María Ccoylo, Mariafe Coronado, Tania Patiño and Yamile Carrasco-Artistic Swimming- Women’s Team Combined Free Routine
94. María Ccoyllo and Yamile Carrasco- Artistic Swimming- Female Duet
July 2nd
95. Luis Henry Campos- Athletics-Men’s March 35 km.
96.Evelyn Inga- Athletics- Women’s March 35 km.
97. Alexia Arenas- Sports shooting- Rifle 3 positions 50 meters.
98. Jean Paul De Trazegnies-Vela-Sunfish Masculino
99. Rafaela Parodi Subauste – Sailing – Female Sunfish
100. Sophie Zimmermann – Vela – Ilca 6 Femenina
101. Alexandra Zavala, Mariana Illescas and Gianella Hermoza – Archery, Women’s Recurve mode
102. David Bardalez – Weightlifting, clean and jerk 67 kg.
103. Shoely Mabel Mego – Weightlifting – Snatch 55kg. feminine.
104. Shoely Mabel Mego – Weightlifting – Clean and Jerk 55kg. feminine.
105. Sophia Ribeiro Velásquez – Swimming – 800 m. Free Female
106. Diana Bazalar – Track & Field – 110 m. with fences
107. Yuri Labra – Athletics – 3000 meter hurdles
3rd of July
108. Rodrigo Hidalgo and Carlos Fernández- Table Tennis- Men’s Doubles
109. Felipe Duffoó and Isabel Duffoó- Table Tennis- Mixed Doubles
110.Cristhiana Emilia De Osma Bedoya- Water Skiing- Female Figures
111.Rafael Juan Diego De Osma Bedoya-Water Skiing – Male Figures
112. Rafael de Osma- Water Skiing – Male Jump
113. Raymiguel Barreto – Taekwondo–58kgs Kyorugi Male
114. Pool Ambrose-Wrestling Greco 87 lbs.
115. Joaquín Vargas – Swimming – Men’s 200 meter freestyle
116. Alexia Sotomayor, María Fe Muñoz, Rafaela Fernandini, Adriana Buendía – Swimming – Women’s 4×100 medley relay.
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Published: 7/4/2022
