Paraguay showed signs of character to stay with a long-suffering victory in women’s basketball in the 5×5 modality, beating Chile by 67 to 57.
A game that had as leader and Guarani flag bearer Paola Ferrari who again led to victory for the team of Paraguay. Marta Peralta was another standout.
A key victory for Paraguay, which is the only leader with 4 points and if they win their next two games they will take the gold. The next match will be this Saturday against Uruguay starting at 5:00 p.m. at the SND Arena. The last day in the same place against Colombia on Sunday from 7:30 p.m.
THE MEDAL COUNTER
ODESUR GAMES: Winner / Discipline / Modality
ORO:
1- Silvia Patiño – Bodybuilding – Bikini Fitness up to 1.63cm.
2- Agua Marina Espínola – Road cycling.
3- Erika Alarcón – Figure Skating – Solo Dance.
4- Alejandra Alonso – Rowing – Women’s pair of short oars.
5- Los Pynandi – Beach Soccer.
PLATA:
1- Charles Hockin – Swimming – 50 meter backstroke.
2- Lilian Araceli Benítez – Bodybuilding – Bikini Fitness up to 1.63cm.
3- María Pérez – Bodybuilding – Choreographic Fitness.
4- Alejandra Alonso and Nicole Martínez – Women’s rowing – Two long oars without a coxswain.
5- Paraguayan National Team – Women’s Basketball -3×3.
6- Nicole Martínez and Ale Alonso – Rowing – Double pair of short oars
7- Jesús Servin – Karate – kumite mode -84kg.
8- Javier Insfrán – Rowing – Pair of short oars.
9- Yennifer Servin – Karate – Less than 55Kg
BRONZE:
1- Gabriela Mosqueira – Women’s rowing – A pair of short, lightweight oars.
2- Javier Insfrán and Arturo Rivarola – Remo – A pair of short male oars.
3- Matheo Mateos – Swimming – 400 meters men’s individual medley.
4- Fernando Ezequiel Ramírez – karate – + 84 kilograms male.
5- Matías López – Swimming- 200 meter backstroke
6- Leyla Servin – Karate – Less than 50Kg
