At the Juegos Suramericanos Santa Fe 2026, the tennis competitions concluded their doubles tournaments with delegations from Argentina, Colombia, and Chile securing the championship titles. The matches were held at the Hipódromo Óvalo in Rosario, establishing the first podium finishes for the regional sports discipline across three distinct categories.
Women’s Doubles Final Crowns Argentina
In the women’s tournament, Luisina Giovannini and Jazmín Ortenzi captured the gold medal for Argentina. The pair defeated the Chilean duo of Jimar Gerald and Antonia Vergara in straight sets, posting a 6-2, 6-4 victory in the final match.
The podium in the women’s bracket was rounded out by Bolivia. María Laura Sejas and Valery Sumoya secured the bronze medal after defeating the Peruvian team composed of Elizaveta Castillo and Silvana Fajardo.
Colombia Triumphs in Men’s Doubles
The men’s doubles title went to Colombia following a competitive final at the Rosario venue. Juan Sebastián Gómez and Cristian Rodríguez claimed the gold medal by overcoming the Argentine pair of Juan Manuel La Serna and Lautaro Midón, who finished with the silver.
The bronze medal in the men’s category was awarded to Brazil. The team of Enzo Kohlmann and Enzo Camargo successfully completed the podium placings for this bracket.
Chile Secures Mixed Doubles Victory
Chile earned its gold medal of the day in the mixed doubles competition. Fernanda Labraña and Matías Soto defeated the Argentine pair of Luciana Moyano and Luciano Ambrogi in the final, leaving the silver medals with the Argentine duo.
The bronze medal in the mixed tournament went back to Colombia, earned by the partnership of María Paulina Pérez and Cristian Rodríguez.
Podium Summary Across Delegations
The distribution of the three doubles titles ensured that gold medals traveled to three different countries. Argentina, Colombia, and Chile each topped a podium, while delegations from Brazil, Bolivia, and Colombia also secured podium positions during the day’s matches in Rosario.
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