The Peruvian delegation placed fifth in the medal table with 20 gold, 26 silver and 54 bronze medals.
With members of the Athlete Support Program (PAD) of the Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD), the national delegation completed its participation in the I Bolivarian Youth Games Sucre 2024, with a total of 100 medals, which were divided into 20 gold, 26 silver and 54 bronze medals.
The contest took place in Bolivia from April 4 to 14 of this year, where we participated with 185 athletes in 24 sports.
Our country was fifth in the medal table. First was Colombia (179), followed by Venezuela (157), Chile (117), Ecuador (89). Bolivia finished sixth with 67, Panama seventh with 25 and Team ODEBO was last with a medal.
During the closing ceremony held at the Former Aniceto Arce Station, the Peruvian standard bearers were the wrestling athletes, Anthony Molina and Romina Garro.
Wrestling won 11 medals, taekwondo 9 medals, badminton 8 medals, weightlifting won 7 medals and squash won 6 medals.
MEDALS BOLIVARIAN YOUTH GAMES SUCRE 2024
ORO
1.- Katerin Olivera (-49 kg female) – Weightlifting
2.- Fabiana Varillas (Female Free Style Poomsae) – Taekwondo
3.- Fabiana Varillas and Matthew Argomedo (Poomsae mixed teams) – Taekwondo
4.- Grecia Febres and Nicole Armestar (women’s front tennis) – Basque Pelota
5.- Fabrizio García (men’s epee) – Fencing
6.- Ana Paula Cleonares (Kyorugi 55 kg) – Taekwondo
7.- Yasmín Silva (50 meter butterfly) – Swimming
8. Namie Miyahira (Ladies Singles) – Badminton
9.- Sharum Durand (Singles varones) – Badminton
10. Namie Miyahira and Fernanda Munar (Ladies Doubles) – Badminton
11.- José María Rendón and Sharum Durand (Men’s doubles) – Badminton
12.- Fernanda Munar and Jose Maria Rendon (Mixed Doubles) – Badminton
13.- Yasmín Silva (100 meter butterfly) – Swimming
14.- Angieli Tupiño (+59 kg Kumite) – Karate
15.- Luis Huamán (5 thousand meters) – Athletics
16.- Luz Arias (3 thousand meters) – Athletics
17.- Lizardo Huamaní (3 thousand meters with obstacles) – Athletics
18.- Luciana Fernández (8 meters meters) – Athletics
19.- Luis Huamán (3 thousand meters) – Athletics
20.- Anthony Molina (71 kg) – Fight
PLATA
21.- Matthew Argomedo (Male Individual Poomsae) – Taekwondo
22.- Mariana Soriano (women’s foil) – Fencing
23.- Alessia Massa (Women’s Sword) – Fencing
24.- Piero Valdivieso (Kyorugi 48 kg) – Taekwondo
25.- Jesús Poma (men’s frontball) – Basque Pelota
26.- Cristina Núñez (women’s frontball) – Basque Pelota
27.- Jhojan Quinto (Frontón 36 meters. Men’s hand) – Basque Pelota
28.- Matías Uribe (Kyorugi 63 kg) – Taekwondo
29. Fernanda Munar (Ladies Singles) – Badminton
30. Sharum Durand and Namie Miyahira (Mixed Doubles) – Badminton
31.- Anette Corilla (Kata femenino) – Karate
32.- Yasmín Silva (200 meter butterfly) – Swimming
33.- Luis Nakamine and Vicente Monge (Men’s Doubles) – Field tennis
34.- Dayana Flores (1500 meters) – Athletics
35.- Germán Quiroz (men’s 110 meters hurdles) – Athletics
36.- Aron Earl (men’s 100 meters) – Athletics
37.- Luciana Castillo (Women’s Individual) – Squash
38.- Juan Cristaldo (55 kg Greco-Roman) – Wrestling
39.- Mizael Llontop (110 kg Greco-Roman) – Lucha
40.- Bryan Alonso (5 thousand meters) – Athletics
41.- Salicia Salcedo (3 thousand meters with obstacles) – Athletics
42.- Women’s team – (Alexandra García, Alondra Villanueva, Ariana Oblea, Dafne Díaz, Elizabeth Braithwaite, Ericka Zevallos, Fabiana Hurtado, Johany Tucto, Mariana Chalco and Waleska Toro) Women’s floor volleyball
43.- Women’s Team (Luana León, Luciana Castillo and Micaela Ponce) – Squash
44.- Men’s Team (Ignacio Cabrejos, Pool Torres, Thiago Cabrejos) – Squash
45.- Ximena Vásquez (400 meters hurdles) – Athletics
46.- Kenyiro Gonzales (92 kg) – Lucha
BRONZE
47.- Michael Inuma (men’s 55 kg) – Weightlifting
48.- José Manuel Fernández (67 kg men) – Weightlifting
49.- Gonzalo Vera and Mariagrazia La Torre (Mixed doubles) – Table tennis
50.- Mayumi Silva (59 kg) – Weightlifting
51.- Jheysi Paredes (64 kg) – Weightlifting
52. Lukas Eichhorn (Men’s saber) – Fencing
53.- Yamile Betalleluz (Kyorugi 49 kg) – Taekwondo
54.- German Yampier (96 kg) – Weightlifting
55.- Mixed 4×100 pole (Cristóbal Amiel, Vasco Asparria, Lía Espinosa and Ariana Moya) – Swimming
56.- María Karina Galindo (women’s saber) – Fencing
57.- Baseball 5 mixed teams (Ana Palomino, Andre Contreras, Cristel Espino, Facundo Alferrano, Heidi Tejeda, Kenzo Kubota, Kiara Vallejos and Paulo Macalopo) – Baseball
58.- Josué Castro (102 kg) – Weightlifting
59. Lyneth Cordova (63 kg) – Taekwondo
60.- Rodrigo Vigo and Gonzalo Vera (Men’s Doubles) – Table Tennis
61.- José María Rendón (Men’s Singles) – Badminton
62.- Piero Valdivieso, Daniel Torrejón, Matías Uribe (Men’s teams) – Taekwondo
63.- Estephanie Castillo and Mishelle Gómez – Beach Volleyball
64.- Women’s team (Adriana Manchego, Alexa Romero, Allessandra Cama, Angela López, Carolina Portocarrero, Dayanna Pérez, Estefani Rosado, Karla Romero, Lucia Fernández, Luciana Arge, Marcia Morvelli, Mia Chávez) – Handball
65.- Luciana Talavera (Women’s Vault) – Gymnastics
66.- Rodrigo Alarcón (Men’s Pommel Horse) – Gymnastics
67.- Bruno Morales (Men’s Individual Kata) – Karate
68.- Vicente Flores (200 meters butterfly) – Swimming
69.- Vasco Asparria (400 meters freestyle) – Swimming)
70.- Yleymi Muelle (Women’s singles) – Field tennis
71. Hitoshi Lopez (-61 kg Kumite) – Karate
72.- María Maldonado (-59 kg Kumite) – Karate
73.- David Aguirre (+68 kg Kumite) – Karate
74.- Kimberly Flores (Javelin Throw) – Athletics
75.- Mariana Minchola (Pole vault) – Athletics
76.- Cayetana Chirinos (women’s 100 meters) – Athletics
77. John Bahamonde (80 kg) – Boxing
78.- Luciana Castillo and Thiago Cabrejos (Mixed doubles) – Squash
79.- Micaela Ponce and Luana León (Women’s Doubles) – Squash
80.- Sebastián Torres and Ignacio Cabrejos (Men’s Doubles) – Squash
81.- Yadira Orihuela (10 thousand meters athletic walk) – Athletics
82.- Joao Montesinos (65 kg Greco-Roman) – Wrestling
83.- Maycki Flores (80 kg Greco-Roman) – Wrestling
84.- Women’s 4×100 meters relay (Adriana Chávez, Bianca Conroy, Cayetana Chirinos and Daniela Salazar) – Athletics
85.- Men’s 4×100 meters relay (Aron Earl, Jeffrey Cajo, Mariano Fiol and Nicolás Sánchez) – Athletics
86.- Mariela Huamansupa (50 kg) – Boxing
87. Mayra Aguilar (54kg) – Boxing
88.- Yojan García (63 kg) – Boxeo
89.-Hilary Lam (-63 kg) – Judo
90.- Gercy Cabrera (-100 kg) – Judo
91.- Romina Garro (65 kg freestyle) – Wrestling
92.- Chelse Carhuallanqui (73 kg freestyle) – Wrestling
93.- Ytala Canchanya (3 thousand meters with obstacles) – Athletics
94.- Giancarlo Bravo (800 meters) – Athletics
95.- Jacoba Goicochea (800 meters) – Athletics
96. Mixed 4×400 relay (Jeffrey Cajo, Luciana Fernandez, Emilia Martinez and Anderson Tavara – Track and Field
97.- Men’s futsal (Alonso Nole, Anival Pérez, César Fretel, César Valverde, Elías Pérez, Fabrizio Via, Jonathan Cruz, Josimar López, Jostin Guerra and Luis Pablo) – Futsal
98.- Jan Claude Franco (45 kg freestyle) – Wrestling
99.- Andre Huarcaya (51 kg freestyle) – Wrestling
100.- Ángel Ramírez (60 kg freestyle) – Wrestling
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