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| Host city | Iquique |
|---|---|
| Country |  Chile |
| Nations | 11 |
| Athletes | 1,387 |
| Opening | November 24, 2016 |
| Closing | December 3, 2016 |
The 2016 Bolivarian Beach Games , officially the III Bolivarian Beach Games, is an international multi-sport event that was held from 24 November-3 December 2016 in Iquique, Chile. This was the first time Chile hosted an ODEBO event since becoming a member in 2010.
Iquique was selected over Vargas (Venezuela) as the host city in March 2015. [1]
Thirteen sports will feature in this edition of Bolivarian Beach Games. [2] Canoeing is added from the previous program.
Beach handball (2) ()
Beach rugby (2) ()
Beach soccer (1) ()
Beach tennis (5) ()
Beach volleyball (2) ()
Canoeing (20) ()
Open water swimming (5) ()
Rowing (6) ()
Sailing (7) ()
Surfing (13) ()
Triathlon (5) ()
Waterskiing (10) ()Final medal tally [3]
* Host nation (Chile)
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chile (CHI)* | 31 | 22 | 16 | 69 |
| 2 |  Venezuela (VEN) | 16 | 18 | 21 | 55 |
| 3 |  Colombia (COL) | 13 | 11 | 14 | 38 |
| 4 |  Ecuador (ECU) | 8 | 14 | 9 | 31 |
| 5 |  Peru (PER) | 6 | 6 | 8 | 20 |
| 6 |  Guatemala (GUA) | 4 | 2 | 2 | 8 |
| 7 |  El Salvador (ESA) | 2 | 1 | 1 | 4 |
| 8 |  Dominican Republic (DOM) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 6 |
| 9 |  Paraguay (PAR) | 0 | 5 | 4 | 9 |
| 10 |  Panama (PAN) | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 |
| Totals (10 entries) | 81 | 81 | 80 | 242 | |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men | Venezuela Jesus Barrios Ali Barranco Wilmer Bracho Enmanuel Godoy Aldreisner Lopez Victor Lopez Carlos Martinez Jhonny Peñaloza Raul Rodriguez Ronald Timaure | Paraguay Yinmy Arturo Ulises Damian Jorge Duarte Javier Fernández Cesar Frutos Alvaro Morinigo Carlos Sandoval Gustavo Sosa Oscar Vairoleto Hector Vazquez | Ecuador Carlos Carcelen Jefferson Dominguez Eddye Gonzalez Eder Guerrero Gerdy Litardo Jimy Loor Ronald Murillo Johnny Nieves Eduardo Quiñonez Joe Quiñonez |
| Women | Venezuela Jackeline Angulo Maikelly Cedeño Luz Colina Nohelyn Gimenez Frannelly Polanco Ysbelia Ramírez Anyi Rodríguez Ana Maria Sequera Maria Tovar Hernairys Vargas | Paraguay Ana Acuña Gladys Brusquetti Marizza Faría Fatima Lugo Leticia Martínez Beatris Penayo Jennifer Rodríguez Nilsa Romero Clara Romina Alicia Villalba | Colombia Tatiana Cano Maria Clara Estrada Susana Estrada Deisy Mazo Maria Isabel Perez Maria Camila Rodriguez Joseti Saams Maribel Serna Laura Sin Carolina Uribe |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men | Chile Sergio Bascuñan Jorge Castillo Joaquín Huici Thomas Orchard Diego Ramírez Simon Salinas Martín Sigren Ignacio Silva Martín Vallejos Martín Verschae | Venezuela Néstor Aguirre Ulises Andara Wilkinson Arrieta José Gutierrez Luis Lopez Alfmarx Marquez José Piña José Javier Rojas Ramón Ruiz Roberto Schaefer | Paraguay Sergio Alvarenga Alvaro Baez Fabrizio Da Rosa Pablo Espinola Leonardo Glizt Ignacio Murdoch Juan Ortiz Antonio Ramos |
| Women | Colombia Nicole Acevedo Catalina Arango Ana Camacho Andrea Fernandez Daniela Hincapie Carmen Ibarra Camila Lopera Angela Lozano Ruth Lozano Isabel Romero | Venezuela Nardelys Alvarado Moureen Baloa Daniela Diaz Cristy Egido Jetsy Ferrera Maryoly Gamez Marianny Izarza Carla Lanzarote Mariana Romero Estefania Salami | Chile Carolina Alfaro Nataly Badilla Daniela Baeza Alejandra Berrocal Daniela Corral Ana María Glucevic Bárbara Lira Katarina Restovic Jacqueline Rilling Judith Torres |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men | El Salvador Andres Osorio Darwin Ramírez Douglas Zavala Elías Ramírez Elmer Robles Heber Ramos Herbert Ramos José Agustín Ruiz José Portillo José Batres Rafael Rizo Tomás Hernández | Paraguay Carlos Carballo Diego Rodriguez Edgar Barreto Gustavo Benitez Ivan Fernandez Jesus Rolon Juan Esteban Lopez Orlando Zayas Pablo Lopez Roberto Sanchez Saul Gonzalez Sergio Gonzalez | Chile Alberto Echeverria Cristian Medalla Diego Estay Felipe Díaz Ignacio Ponce Kevin Flores Orlando Echeverria Pablo Rodriguez Sebastián Bolívar Sebastián Vega Sergio Argote Victor Belaunde |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's singles | Ramon Guedez Venezuela | Jorge Peñalver Venezuela | Ali Colmenares Venezuela |
| Women's singles | Patricia Diaz Venezuela | Lady Correa Venezuela | Maria Teresa Salame Ecuador |
| Men's doubles | Jorge Peñalver and Ramon Guedez (VEN) | Juan Pablo Ramírez and Marcello Guzmán (CHI) | Leonardo Lapentti and Xavier Viteri (ECU) |
| Women's doubles | Patricia Diaz and Lady Correa (VEN) | Carolina Lapentti and Janine Guerrero (ECU) | Maria Paz Orellana and Camila Toledo (CHI) |
| Mixed doubles | Ramon Guedez and Patricia Diaz (VEN) | Ali Colmenares and Lady Correa (VEN) | Maria Paz Orellana and Marcello Guzmán (CHI) |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men | Chile Esteban Grimalt Marco Grimalt | Venezuela Carlos Rangel Jonathan Golindano | Paraguay Edgar Gamarra José Gaona |
| Women | Colombia Andrea Galindo Claudia Galindo | Venezuela Gabriela Brito Norisbeth Agudo | Paraguay Michelle Valiente Patricia Caballero |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's C-1 200 m | Michael García Chile | Andres Lazo Ecuador | Ronny Ratia Venezuela |
| Men's C-1 500 m | Michael García Chile | Ariel Jimenez Dominican Republic | Ronny Ratia Venezuela |
| Men's C-1 1000 m | Michael García Chile | Sergio Díaz Colombia | Ronny Ratia Venezuela |
| Men's C-2 200 m | Anahjir Vergara and Victor Vial (CHI) | José Solano and Luis Guerra (VEN) | Daniel Pacheco and Juan Salazar (COL) |
| Men's C-2 500 m | Anahjir Vergara and Victor Vial (CHI) | Daniel Pacheco and Juan Salazar (COL) | Ariel Jimenez and Lonis Acevedo (DOM) |
| Men's C-2 1000 m | Anahjir Vergara and Victor Vial (CHI) | Daniel Pacheco and Juan Salazar (COL) | Ariel Jimenez and Lonis Acevedo (DOM) |
| Men's K-1 200 m | Cristian Guerrero Dominican Republic | Manuel Chacano Chile | Antonio Oropeza Venezuela |
| Men's K-1 500 m | Edvin Buc Guatemala | Cristian Guerrero Dominican Republic | José Giovanni Ramos Venezuela |
| Men's K-1 1000 m | Edvin Buc Guatemala | José Giovanni Ramos Venezuela | Leocadio Pinto Colombia |
| Men's K-2 200 m | José Giovanni Ramos and Antonio Oropeza (VEN) | Edwin Amaya and Yojan Cano (COL) | Jean Valdebenito and Manuel Chacano (CHI) |
| Men's K-2 1000 m | Gabriel Rodríguez and Joel Gonzalez (VEN) | Edwin Amaya and Yojan Cano (COL) | not awarded |
| Women's C-1 200 m | Anggie Avegno Ecuador | Clara Lopez Guatemala | Manuela Gómez Colombia |
| Women's C-1 500 m | Clara Lopez Guatemala | Diana Paillalef Chile | Manuela Gómez Colombia |
| Women's C-1 1000 m | Clara Lopez Guatemala | Karen Roco Chile | Anggie Avegno Ecuador |
| Women's K-1 200 m | Ysumy Orellana Chile | Diexe Molina Colombia | Maoli Angulo Ecuador |
| Women's K-1 500 m | Diexe Molina Colombia | Maoli Angulo Ecuador | Goviana Reyes Chile |
| Women's K-1 1000 m | Diexe Molina Colombia | Maoli Angulo Ecuador | Mara Guerrero Venezuela |
| Women's K-2 200 m | Ruth Niño and Tatiana Muñoz (COL) | Jeanarett Valenzuela and Fabiola Zamorano (CHI) | Angelica Jimenez and Mara Guerrero (VEN) |
| Women's K-2 500 m | Ruth Niño and Tatiana Muñoz (COL) | Mairovi Jaspe and Mara Guerrero (VEN) | Jeanarett Valenzuela and Goviana Reyes (CHI) |
| Women's K-2 1000 m | Ruth Niño and Tatiana Muñoz (COL) | Jeanarett Valenzuela and Goviana Reyes (CHI) | Angelica Jimenez and Mairovi Jaspe (VEN) |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's 5 km | Wilder Carreño Venezuela | David Farinango Ecuador | Diego Serida Peru |
| Men's 10 km | Wilder Carreño Venezuela | Santiago Enderica Ecuador | Iván Enderica Ochoa Ecuador |
| Women's 5 km | Samantha Arévalo Ecuador | Paola Perez Venezuela | Mahina Valdivia Chile |
| Women's 10 km | Samantha Arévalo Ecuador | Nataly Caldas Ecuador | Ruthseli Aponte Venezuela |
| Mixed 3 km | Venezuela | Ecuador | Peru |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's single sculls | Eduardo Linares Peru | Bernardo Guerrero Chile | Arturo Rivarola Paraguay |
| Men's double sculls | Chile Ignacio Abraham Óscar Vásquez | Peru Gianfranco Colmenares Gonzalo del Solar | Dominican Republic Jancarlos Tineo Ignacio Vasquez |
| Men's coxed quadruple sculls | Peru Johann Hamann Eduardo Linares Cristhofer Rojas Alvaro Torres Franco Yrivarren | Chile Alfredo Abraham Sebastian Colpihueque Fabian Oyarzún Dangelo Salamanca Luis Saumann | Ecuador Santiago Cali Juan Galeas Walter Guala Alan Sola Cristhian Sola |
| Women's single sculls | Antonia Abraham Chile | Mariagnes Valdez Paraguay | Ana Cristina Salinas Peru |
| Women's double sculls | Chile Melita Abraham Josefa Vila | Peru Arantza Valera Camila Valle | Venezuela Dayana Escalona Rosmary Lopez |
| Women's coxed quadruple sculls | Chile Antonia Abraham Melita Abraham Christina Hostetter Victoria Hostetter | Peru Pamela Noya Ana Cristina Salinas Arantza Valera Camila Valle | Venezuela Marthulis Buriel Yuliannis Buriel Royna Guerra Yoselin Izaze Maria Lopez |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's RS:X | Daniel Flores Venezuela | Santiago Bazo Peru | Eduardo Herman Chile |
| Men's Laser Standard | Matías del Solar Chile | Gabriel Sanz-Agero Guatemala | José Gutiérrez Venezuela |
| Men's Sunfish | Angello Giuria Peru | Clemente Seguel Chile | David Gonzalez Venezuela |
| Women's Laser Radial | Maria José Poncell Chile | Daniela Rivera Venezuela | Andrea Aldana Guatemala |
| Women's Sunfish | Diana Tudela Peru | Romina de Iulio Ecuador | Kassya Marin Venezuela |
| Optimist | Stefano Viale Peru | Dante Parodi Chile | Simón Gómez Colombia |
| Snipe | Antonio Poncell and Millaray Briceño (CHI) | Alejandro Zapata and Fernando Correa (PER) | Carlos Aguirre and David Gonzalez (VEN) |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aloha Cup | Chile Lorena Fica Miguel Maturana Guillermo Satt Manuel Selman | Ecuador Dominic Barona Israel Barona Isidro Villao Jonathan Zambrano | Venezuela Jesus Garcia Derek Gomes Laura Petitts Ronald Reyes |
| Men's bodyboard drop knee | Michel Copetta Chile | José Rodriguez Peru | Luis Rodriguez Venezuela |
| Men's open bodyboard | Matias Díaz Chile | Gabriel Brantes Chile | Jorge Hurtado Peru |
| Men's open longboard | Ronald Reyes Venezuela | Belko Suárez Chile | Amado Alvarado El Salvador |
| Men's open shortboard | Derek Gomes Venezuela | Jonathan Zambrano Ecuador | Manuel Selman Chile |
| Men's prone race | Nicolas Undurraga Chile | Amado Alvarado El Salvador | Ever Rivera Guatemala |
| Men's SUP race | Carlos Gomez Ecuador | José Suazo Chile | Camilo Marmol Colombia |
| Men's SUP surf | Carlos Gomez Ecuador | Francisco Hernandez Venezuela | Miguel Hernandez Chile |
| Women's open bodyboard | Anais Velis Chile | Izamar Vivas Venezuela | Carolina Boteri Peru |
| Women's open longboard | Constanza Fernandez Chile | Trinidad Segura Chile | Esperanza Subero Venezuela |
| Women's open shortboard | Dominic Barona Ecuador | Jessica Anderson Chile | Lorena Fica Chile |
| Women's SUP race | Edimar Luque Venezuela | Lisette Prado Ecuador | Cristine Kelso Panama |
| Women's SUP surf | Josselyn Alabi El Salvador | Viadana Arza Venezuela | Cristine Kelso Panama |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's sprint | Brian Moya Colombia | Martin Ulloa Chile | Luis Barraza Chile |
| Men's pair | Diego Moya and Martin Ulloa (CHI) | Yhousman Perdomo and José Amaya (VEN) | Andres Cabascango and Ramon Matute (ECU) |
| Women's sprint | Elizabeth Bravo Ecuador | Lina Maria Raga Colombia | Macarena Salazar Chile |
| Women's pair | Elizabeth Bravo and Steffy Salazar (ECU) | Macarena Salazar and Catalina Salazar (CHI) | Lina Maria Raga and Pamela Holguin (COL) |
| Mixed relay | Chile Diego Moya Catalina Salazar Macarena Salazar Martin Ulloa | Ecuador Elizabeth Bravo Andres Cabascango Ramon Matute Steffy Salazar | Colombia Pamela Holguin Brian Moya Lina Maria Raga Juan Sebastian Rubio |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's 5 km finswimming | Andres Hernandez Colombia | Julio Gonzales Venezuela | Yeferson Valencia Venezuela |
| Women's 4 km finswimming | Paulina Gomez Colombia | Maria Clara Lopera Colombia | Martina Garcias Venezuela |
| Men's spearfishing | Chile Claudio Valle Franco Bosquez Miguel Ángel Soto | Venezuela Alexander Ortega Gabriel Acosta Rainer Mendez Ricardo Ferrebus | Peru Mario Espinoza Ricardo Yupanqui Victor Carbajal |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's overall | Felipe Miranda Chile | Rodrigo Miranda Chile | Roberto Linares Colombia |
| Men's jumping | Felipe Miranda Chile | Rodrigo Miranda Chile | Roberto Linares Colombia |
| Men's slalom | Felipe Miranda Chile | Rodrigo Miranda Chile | José Tejada Peru |
| Men's trick | Felipe Miranda Chile | Rodrigo Miranda Chile | Roberto Linares Colombia |
| Men's wakeboard | Jorge Rocha Colombia | Jamie Bazan Ecuador | José Boisset Chile |
| Women's overall | Daniela Verswyvel Colombia | Silvia Zarrate Colombia | Andrea Tejada Peru |
| Women's jumping | Andrea Tejada Peru | Amalia Gallego Colombia | Daniela Verswyvel Colombia |
| Women's slalom | Josefa González Chile | Silvia Zarrate Colombia | Dominga González Chile |
| Women's trick | Josefa González Chile | Dominga González Chile | Daniela Verswyvel Colombia |
| Women's wakeboard | Laura Madriñan Colombia | Ana Cristina Díaz Paraguay | Manuela Castro Ecuador |
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