1993 South American Junior Championships in Athletics

XXV South American Junior Championships in Athletics
Dates	June 18–20
Host city	Puerto la Cruz, Venezuela
Level	Junior
Events	41
Participation	about 205 athletes from 11 nations
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The 25th South American Junior Championships in Athletics were held in Puerto la Cruz, Venezuela from June 18–20, 1993.

Participation (unofficial)

Detailed result lists can be found on the "World Junior Athletics History" website. ^[1] An unofficial count yields the number of about 205 athletes from about 11 countries: Argentina (20), Bolivia (3), Brazil (37), Chile (31), Colombia (19), Ecuador (21), Guyana (1), Panama (2), Peru (6), Uruguay (6), Venezuela (59).

Medal summary

Medal winners are published for men ^[2] and women ^[3] Complete results can be found on the "World Junior Athletics History" website. ^[1]

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Alfredo Richards  (PAN)	10.3 (semi-final 10.2 meet record)	Pablo Almeida  (CHI)	10.4	Slym Guzmán  (VEN)	10.5
200 metres	Jair Moreira  (BRA)	21.59	Douglas Figueroa  (VEN)	21.63	Alfredo Richards  (PAN)	21.68
400 metres	Sanderlei Parrela  (BRA)	47.86	Víctor Hugo Goulart  (BRA)	48.85	Jonathan Gómez  (COL)	48.88
800 metres	Mark Olivo  (VEN)	1:53.7	Silvio Xavier  (BRA)	1:54.6	Gerardo Berón  (ARG)	1:55.0
1500 metres	Mariano Tarilo  (ARG)	3:51.45	Hudson Lemos  (BRA)	3:55.15	Mark Olivo  (VEN)	3:55.94
5000 metres	Elías Bastos  (BRA)	14:51.2	Fábio Viscola  (BRA)	14:51.4	Jorge Chávez  (PER)	15:00.6
10,000 metres	Elías Bastos  (BRA)	31:29.9	Fábio Viscola  (BRA)	31:32.2	Horacio Ferreyra  (ARG)	31:37.0
110 metres hurdles	Emerson Perín  (BRA)	14.66	Gabriel Corradini  (ARG)	15.03	Alejandro Briceño  (VEN)	15.25
400 metres hurdles	Emerson da Silva  (BRA)	53.23	Alejandro Hidalgo  (VEN)	53.63	Juan Mago  (VEN)	53.69
3000 metres steeplechase	Diego Grisales  (COL)	9:00.6	Marcelo Silva  (BRA)	9:07.0	Mariano Tarilo  (ARG)	9:19.4
4 × 100 metres relay	Brazil Sérgio dos Santos Emerson Perin Víctor Goulart Jair Moreira	41.2	Venezuela Douglas Figueroa Slym Guzmán Alexander Cotty Néstor Smith	41.4	Chile Miguel Sabarots Juan Pablo Faúndez Carlos Sandoval Pablo Almeida	41.6
4 × 400 metres relay	Brazil Jair Moreira Everson Teixeira Sanderlei Parrela Víctor Goulart	3:17.18	Venezuela Irwin Carvajal Marcos Faure Álvarez Douglas Figueroa	3:17.26	Colombia Vladimir Zape Alcides Pinto Jonathan Gómez Álvaro Portela	3:18.93
10,000 metres track walk	Jefferson Pérez  (ECU)	42:24.2	Reinaldo Rosario  (VEN)	44:37.3	João Sendeski  (BRA)	45:43.0
High jump	Paulo Ruimar  (BRA)	2.14	Wilfredo Carias  (VEN)	2.04	Felipe Apablaza  (CHI)	2.04
Pole vault	Ricardo Diez  (VEN)	4.70	Johnny Romero  (VEN)	4.20	Santiago Vázquez  (ARG)	4.00
Long jump	Sérgio dos Santos  (BRA)	7.19	Gastón González  (VEN)	6.86	Antonio Bruznal  (VEN)	6.84
Triple jump	Sérgio dos Santos  (BRA)	15.26	Juan Hernández  (URU)	14.22	Juan Moya  (VEN)	13.95
Shot put	Mauro Ordiales  (ARG)	15.47	Gerardo Maurer  (CHI)	15.09	Hugo Scévola  (ARG)	14.58
Discus throw	Julio Piñero  (ARG)	52.52	Mauro Ordiales  (ARG)	44.80	Juan Tello  (PER)	44.42
Hammer throw	Juan Cerra  (ARG)	58.02	Rodolfo García  (VEN)	55.80	Javier Álvarez  (ARG)	54.14
Javelin throw	José Oliveira  (BRA)	61.60	Julio Piñero  (ARG)	58.18	Diego Moraga  (CHI)	57.18
Decathlon	Márcio de Souza  (BRA)	6613	José Oliveira  (BRA)	6454	Jeremy Racey  (CHI)	6110

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Helena Guerrero  (COL)	11.8	Lucimar de Moura  (BRA)	11.8	Ana Caicedo  (ECU)	12.0
200 metres	Lucimar de Moura  (BRA)	24.58	Helena Guerrero  (COL)	24.80	Lisette Rondón  (CHI)	25.08
400 metres	Kelly de Oliveira  (BRA)	55.88	Marcela Barros  (CHI)	56.41	Maricel Palmieri  (ARG)	56.57
800 metres	Janeth Caizalitín  (ECU)	2:09.4	Clara Morales  (CHI)	2:14.6	Shirley Ferreira  (BRA)	2:16.6
1500 metres	Janeth Caizalitín  (ECU)	4:37.99	Clara Morales  (CHI)	4:42.90	Karina Moncayo  (ECU)	4:45.20
3000 metres	Janeth Caizalitín  (ECU)	9:53.6	Sandra Torres Álvarez  (ARG)	10:04.9	María Elena Calle  (ECU)	10:05.0
10,000 metres	Vivian Aguiar  (BRA)	37:23.9	Bertha Vera  (ECU)	37:58.7	María Elena Calle  (ECU)	38:36.8
100 metres hurdles	Marília de Souza  (BRA)	13.72	Gilda Massa  (PER)	13.72	Samantha de Souza  (BRA)	14.82
400 metres hurdles	Kelly de Oliveira  (BRA)	61.16	Maricel Palmieri  (ARG)	62.34	Jetzahen Romero  (VEN)	65.29
4 × 100 metres relay	Chile María José Abasolo Hannelore Grosser Lisette Rondón Mónica Castro	47.9	Colombia Felipa Palacios Clara Córdoba Liset Valois Elena Guerrero	48.1	Brazil Anice Schoulten Cristiane Barbosa Kelly de Oliveira Lucimar de Moura	48.1
4 × 400 metres relay	Brazil Anice Schoulten Marília de Souza Sandra Ferreira Kelly de Oliveira	3:48.9	Chile Marcela Barros Miales Lisette Rondón Hannelore Grosser	3:51.0	Colombia Sara Durango Solengela Cuellar Liset Valois Janeth Lucumí	3:56.4
5000 metres track walk	Bertha Vera  (ECU)	23:07.5	Nohora Paque  (COL)	25:44.9	Ivana Henn  (BRA)	26:27.0
High jump	Solange Witteveen  (ARG)	1.75	Claudia Casals  (ARG)	1.72	Luciane Dambacher  (BRA)	1.72
Long jump	Helena Guerrero  (COL)	5.97	Gilda Massa  (PER)	5.93	Ana Caicedo  (ECU)	5.70
Triple jump	Gilda Massa  (PER)	12.03	Neleyana Silva  (BRA)	11.72	Felipa Palacios  (COL)	11.72
Shot put	Margit Wahlbrink  (BRA)	12.82	Clara Palacios  (COL)	12.21	Nefertity Zurita  (VEN)	12.13
Discus throw	María Eugenia Giggi  (ARG)	44.66	Clara Palacios  (COL)	41.16	Marisol Bengoa  (CHI)	40.66
Javelin throw	Sabina Moya  (COL)	47.74	Clara Vargas  (CHI)	47.02	Zuleima Araméndiz  (COL)	46.46
Heptathlon	Claudia Casals  (ARG)	4590	Kátia da Silva  (BRA)	4574	Minerva Navarrete  (CHI)	4198

Medal table (unofficial)

  *   Host nation (Venezuela)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil	20	10	6	36
2	Argentina	7	6	7	20
3	Ecuador	5	1	5	11
4	Colombia	4	5	5	14
5	Venezuela*	2	9	8	19
6	Chile	1	7	7	15
7	Peru	1	2	2	5
8	Panama	1	0	1	2
9	Uruguay	0	1	0	1
Totals (9 entries)		41	41	41	123

References

1. World Junior Athletics History, WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY ("WJAH"), archived from the original on September 23, 2018, retrieved November 1, 2011
2. "SOUTH AMERICAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS (MEN)", Athletics Weekly, retrieved November 1, 2011
3. "SOUTH AMERICAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS (WOMEN)", Athletics Weekly, retrieved November 1, 2011

External links

• World Junior Athletics History