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Colombia won 4 medals on the thirteenth day of the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games, two silver, one in Bowling and one in Triathlon, plus two bronze in Wrestling and Squash, for a total of 57 metals, 15 gold, 24 silver and 18 bronze, placing it in sixth position in the general medal table.
The United States consolidates its lead, now with 90 golds, followed by Brazil with 46 golds, Canada and Mexico with 37 golds each, and Cuba, which is now fifth with 19 golds.
BOWLING
Clara Juliana Guerrero and Juliana Franco received the silver medal in women’s doubles
TRIATHLON
Carolina Velásquez, achieved the silver medal in the individual Triathlon event
LUCHA
Nicoll Parrado He took bronze in the 68 kilograms freestyle
SQUASH
Catalina Peláez as a couple with Miguel Ángel Rodríguezreceived the bronze medal in mixed doubles
COLOMBIA MEDAL TABLE
OROPLATABRONZE1. Walter Alejandro Vargas -Cycling
2. Marina Pajón BMX Cycling
3. Yenny Álvarez -Weightlifting
4. Jhonatan Rivas – Weightlifting
5. Rafael Cerro – Weightlifting.
6. Martha Bayona -Track Cycling
7. Yeni Arias, Boxing 54kg
8. Lina Hernández as a team with Linar Rojas -Track Cycling
9. Martha Bayona -Track Cycling
10. Kevin Quintero -Track Cycling
11. Men’s Baseball Team
12. Yuliana Lizarazo and Nicolás Barrientos – Mixed doubles tennis
13 Isabela Gómez- Surfing
14. Natalia Linares -Athletics
15. Arnovis Dalmero -Athletics1. 1.Miguel Trejos – Taekwondo
2. 3×3 Basketball Team
3. Luis Felipe Uribe – Trampoline Swimming
4. Camila Mosquera – Taekwondo
5. Luis Javier Mosquera – Weights
6. Andrea Ramírez -Taekwondo
7. Yeison López- Weights
8. Mari Sánchez – Weights
9. Track Cycling Team
10. Daniel Restrepo, Diving Swimming
11. Lina Hernández -Track cycling
12. Angie Paola Valdés – Boxing
13. Valeria Arboleda,- Boxing
14. Men’s Track Cycling Team -Pursuit Teams
15. Track Cycling Team – Jordán Parra and Juan Esteban Arango – in Madison
16. Johan Rojas Cano -Judo
17. María Fernanda Herazo and María Paulina Pérez- Women’s doubles tennis
18. Basketball Team
19. Brigitte Carabali – Judo
20. Mauricio Ortega -Discus throw
21. Oscar Tigreros -Fight
22. Miguel Ángel Rodríguez – Squash
23. Clara Guerrero and Juliana Franco – Bowling
24. Carolina Velasquez – Triathlon1. Felipe Uribe -Swimming
2. Gabriela Bolle-BMX Cycling
3. Carlos Ramírez BMX Cycling
4. Sebastián Villa and Alejandro Solarte – Diving Swimming
5. Jhancarlos González -Skating Skateboarding
6. John Garrido – Taekwondo
7. Juan Larrahondo – Artistic Gymnastics
8. Women’s track cycling team
9. Kevin Santiago QuinteroTrack cycling
10. Ingrit Valencia – Boxing.
11. Camila Camilo-Boxing.
12. Cristian SalcedoBoxing
13. María Fernanda Villalba – Judo
14. Francisco Balanta -Judo
15. Mixed teammade up of Francisco Balanta, Brigitte Carabalí, Marí Villalba, Luisa Bonilla, Daniel Paz and Andrés Sandoval, – Judo
16. Nicoll Parrado – Fight
17. Catalina Peláez and Miguel Ángel Rodríguez – Squash
GENERAL TABLE OF MEDALRY
OROPLATABRONZETOTAL1UNITED STATES9055622072BRAZIL4653461453CANADA3739501264MEXICO3724401015CUBA191412456COLOMBIA152418577CHILE82018468DOMINICAN REPUBLIC8612269PERU83142510ARGENTINA 4152140
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