2,986 Medals Up for Grabs at Santiago 2023 Pan American Games

2,986 medals will be distributed in Santiago 2023 (Credit: Santiago 2023)

This Saturday is the fourth day of the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games, which will run until November 5 in Chile. More than 8,000 athletes from 41 different countries make up the historical maximum number of athletes in this competition and, after the opening ceremony that took place this Friday, it will be time to continue with the activities on the busiest day since the beginning.

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More than 10 disciplines have their appearance and one of them will be boxing. This activity is one of those that grants Olympic places (the two finalists in each of the 13 categories will qualify for Paris 2024). Three Argentines will participate in the round of 16 in separate matches to climb to the medal fight.

The first big news of the day was given by Fernanda Russo, who managed to seal her ticket to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the 10m Rifle category. The shooter finished third and won the silver medal.

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In addition, Macarena Ceballos won the bronze medal in swimming thanks to a time of 1:07:68 in the 100 meters breaststroke and Lucas Guzmán won the silver medal for the country in Taekwondo. after losing the final of the 58kg category, against the Mexican Brandon Plaza Hernández. In the same discipline, Giulia Sendra and José Acuña won bronze medals.

ARGENTINES WHO WILL TAKE ACTION THIS SATURDAY:

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Swimming (Medal Competition):

Delfina Dini and Agostina Hein (Agostina Hein finished second -4:15.39- and Delfina Dini fourth -4:16.26- in their heat and both advanced to the final, where Hein was 6th with 4:15:26 and Dini was 7th with 4:17:55. The American Paige Madden won the test, with 4:06:45).

Julia Sebastián, Macarena Ceballos, Martina Barbeito (100 meters breaststroke – Macarena Ceballos won the bronze medal after finishing in third place in Final A with a time of 1:07:68. Martina Barbeito, 8th place with 1:10 :91. The test was won by the Canadian Rachel Nicol, 1:07:28. At the beginning of the day, Julia Sebastián was 4th in the classification with 1:10.64 (10th overall) and will be in the B final at 16 :36).

Gabriel Morelli and Juan Carrocia (100 meters breaststroke – Gabriel Morelli finished 4th in 1:03.08 (14th overall) and Juan Carrocia 5th in 1:03.20 (15th overall). They did not qualify for the A final for medals, but they competed Final B with different results: Morelli was 4th with 1:02:20 and Carrocia 8th with 1:05:03).

Joaquín González (200 meters butterfly – 4th in heat 1 in 2:00.53 (7th overall) advanced to the final A, where he came 7th in 2:00:00) Federico Ludueña (200 meters butterfly – 5th in the heat 3 in 2:01.90 (12th overall), competed in the B final, 4th with 2:03:81).

Argentine team (women 4×100 freestyle – finished fourth in their heat, with a time of 3:49.02 and came out in 6th place in the final in 3:47:84 – men 4×100 freestyle – finished second in their heat, with a time of 3:23.64-).

Badminton:

María Oliva defeated Gabriela Barrios 2-0 -El Salvador-

Santiago Otero fell 2-0 with Howard Shu -USA-

Nicolás Oliva defeated Javier Alas -El Salvador- 2-0

Angelina Gualdi lost 2-0 to Eliana-Ruobing Zhang -Canada-

Angelina Gualdi and Santiago Otero fell 2-0 with Jonathan Solís and Diana Corleto (mixed doubles)

The brothers Ailen and Nicolás Oliva vs. Nairobi Jimenez and Yonatan Linarez (mixed doubles, 9 p.m.).

3×3 basketball:

Argentina 20-21 Uruguay (Men – Group C, also made up of Chile)

Argentina 18-9 Uruguay (Women – Group D, also made up of Brazil)

Boxing:

Aldana López won 5-0 against Ingrid Gómez -Mexico- in the 50 kilogram category.

Abraham Buonarrigo won 5-0 against Desmond Amsterdam – Guyana – in the 80 kilo category.

Later, Ramón Quiroga defeated local Héctor Tapia 5-0 in the 51kg category.

All duels corresponded to the round of 16.

Cycling (Medal Competition):

Mountain Bike Cross-Country Final: Argentines Joel Contreras and Catriel Soto finished in seventh and eighth place. The winner was Canadian Gunnar Holmgren, with a time of 1:17:59.

Inés Gutiérrez and Agustina Apaza (Agustina Apaza finished fourth with a time of 1:25:51, while Inés Gutiérrez did not finish the race. The gold medal went to the Canadian Jennifer Jackson. The podium was completed by the Chilean Catalina Vidaurre and the Brazilian Raiza Goulao Henrique).

BMX Racing: Emiliano De la Fuente and Gonzalo Molina (Gonzalo Molina finished third, with a result of 32.260. Emiliano De La Fuente, on the other hand, finished sixth with 32.750. On Sunday, the quarterfinals).

Climbing:

Alejo Suter and Lautaro Soria (Semifinal – Block – Lautaro Soria finished 12th, with a total of 64.4 and Alejo Suter 19th, with 39.8. In Difficulty, Soria 15th with a total of 33.1 and Suter finished 17th, with 33).

Water skiing:

Violeta Mociulsky (Slalom – finished third, with a result of 3.50/55/12.00)

Patricio Sohar, Tobias Giorgis, Antonio Collazo (Slalom – Antonio Collazo finished third with a result of 2.00/58/10.75, Tobias Giorgis fourth (1.50/58/10.75) and Patricio Zohar eighth (3.00/58/11.25))

Eugenia De Armas (Wakeboard, finished first with a score of 85)

Kai Ditsch (Men – Wakeboard, finished first with a time of 81.67)

Weightlifting:

Ludmila Gerzel (49kg – She finished with a total of 161kg between the two Clean&Jerk and Snatch tests). The winner of the test was Dahiana Ortíz -Dominican Republic- (190kg).

Skating – Skateboarding (Medal Competition):

Aldana Bertrán (Final – Street – finished seventh, with a total of 102.49)

Matias Dell´Olio (Final – Street – 5th with a score of 215.98)

Modern pentathlon:

In the women, Martina Armanazqui, Camila Fuenzalida and Maria Serrano (María Belén Serrano was the best Argentine, finishing in seventh place with a total of 238 points. Then there were Martina Armanazqui -19th, with 214- and Camila Fuenzalida -20th , with 208-. The winner was the Guatemalan Sophia Hernández, with 256).

Sergio Villamayor, Emanuel Zapata and Franco Serrano (Franco Serrano was 2nd with 262 points. Further behind, Sergio Villamayor -7th with 232- and Emanuel Zapata -10th with 226-. The winner of the test was the Mexican Duilio Carrillo, with 274.

Racquetball:

Diego García and Fernando Kurzbard defeated the Cubans Yandy Espinosa and Maykel Moyet 3-0 to qualify for the quarterfinals of the men’s doubles.

Remo:

Olivia Peralta and Ingrid Marcipar (W2- finished in fourth place, with a time of 7:47.54)

Ignacio Pacheco and Joel Romero (M2- finished first, with a time of 6:59.86)

Clara Galfre and Oriana Ruiz (Double Sculls W2X – finished in fourth place, with a time of 7:39.96)

Agustín Scenna and Axel Haack (Double Sculls M2x – finished first, with a time of 6:49.28)

Argentina (Mixed 8+ – finished first, with a time of 6:19.36).

Taekwondo:

Giulia Sendra won the bronze medal in the 49kg category after beating Karina Guelet Cárdenas -Chile- 2-0.

José Acuña fell 1-0 against Bernardo Pie -Rep. Dominican- (Kyorugi-Round of 16 -68kg-12.06), but he agreed to the medal fight through the Repechage. He beat David Paz Rocha -Colombia- 2-0 to take the bronze.

Lucas Guzmán won 2-0 against Raymiguel Barreto -Peru- (Kyorugi – Round of 16 -58kg). In the quarterfinals he beat the Colombian John Garrido 2-0 and, in the semifinals, he beat the Brazilian Paulo Souza de Melo. He won the silver medal after losing in the final to the Mexican Brandon Plaza Hernández (1-2).

Shooting (Medal Competition):

Iván Cruz (Pistol – finished 22nd with a total of 249)

Lola Sánchez and Fernanda Russo (Rifle – Fernanda Russo finished fifth with a total of 624.3 and advanced to the final. Lola Sánchez finished 18th, with 613.0. In the grand final Fernanda Russo finished second, won the silver medal and sealed her ticket to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games).

Leandro González and Federico Gil (Skeet shooting – Federico Gil finished 3rd with a total of 73 – Further back, Leandro González, 21st with 64)

Alexis Eberhardt and Marcelo Gutiérrez (10 meters Air Rifle – Marcelo Gutiérrez finished third with 624.9 and Alexis Eberhardt sixth with 623.0 and both advanced to the final. In the decisive instance, they placed 6th and 7th with 164 and 141.9, respectively).

Women’s volleyball:

Argentina 3-1 Puerto Rico (Group A).

Beach Voley:

The women’s duo composed of Ana Gallay and Fernanda Pereyra won 2-0 against the Guatemalans Paola Alvarado and Natalia Giron (Group B).

On the other hand, the duo composed of Tomás and Nicolás Capogrosso defeated the Costa Ricans Jhostin Varela and Danier Dyner 2-0 (Group D).

2023-10-22 00:13:22
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