2018 South American Swimming Championships

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XLIV South American Swimming Championships
Host city Trujillo, Peru
Date(s)7–11 November
Venue(s)Pool Mansiche
Nations participating13
Events42

The 44th South American Swimming Championships were held from 7 to 11 November at the Pool Mansiche in Trujillo, Peru. [1]

Contents

Participating countries

Results

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Ítalo Duarte  (BRA)22.45Flag of Argentina.svg  Guido Buscaglia  (ARG)22.78Flag of Argentina.svg  Federico Grabich  (ARG)22.94
100 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Breno Correia  (BRA)49.19Flag of Brazil.svg  João de Lucca  (BRA)49.51Flag of Paraguay.svg  Benjamin Hockin  (PAR)49.89
200 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Breno Correia  (BRA)1:48.24Flag of Brazil.svg  João de Lucca  (BRA)1:49.12Flag of Argentina.svg  Federico Grabich  (ARG)1:49.94
400 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Giuliano Rocco  (BRA)3:51.53Flag of Brazil.svg  Miguel Valente  (BRA)3:54.08Flag of Venezuela.svg  Andy Arteta  (VEN)3:56.49
800 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Miguel Valente  (BRA)8:01.35Flag of Brazil.svg  Giuliano Rocco  (BRA)8:03.27Flag of Argentina.svg  Joaquín Moreno  (ARG)8:11.23
1500 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Miguel Valente  (BRA)15:27.17Flag of Brazil.svg  Giuliano Rocco  (BRA)15:29.01Flag of Argentina.svg  Joaquín Moreno  (ARG)15:34.91
50 m backstrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Guilherme Guido  (BRA)25.01 CR Flag of Paraguay.svg  Charles Hockin  (PAR)25.70Flag of Colombia.svg  Omar Pinzón  (COL)25.99
100 m backstrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Guilherme Guido  (BRA)54.06Flag of Colombia.svg  Omar Pinzón  (COL)55.51Flag of Brazil.svg  Nathan Bighetti  (BRA)55.64
200 m backstrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Nathan Bighetti  (BRA)2:00.16Flag of Paraguay.svg  Matías López  (PAR)2:04.23Flag of Paraguay.svg  Charles Hockin  (PAR)2:04.40
50 m breaststrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Felipe Lima  (BRA)27.12 CR Flag of Paraguay.svg  Renato Prono  (PAR)27.44Flag of Colombia.svg  Jorge Murillo  (COL)27.85
100 m breaststrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Felipe Lima  (BRA)59.87 CR Flag of Colombia.svg  Jorge Murillo  (COL)1:01.22Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Mahecha  (COL)1:01.51
200 m breaststrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Evandro Silva  (BRA)2:13.19Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Mahecha  (COL)2:14.17Flag of Argentina.svg  Gabriel Morelli  (ARG)2:14.44
50 m butterflyFlag of Paraguay.svg  Benjamin Hockin  (PAR)23.90Flag of Brazil.svg  Pedro Vieira  (BRA)23.95Flag of Argentina.svg  Santiago Grassi  (ARG)24.05
100 m butterflyFlag of Brazil.svg  Pedro Vieira  (BRA)52.53Flag of Argentina.svg  Santiago Grassi  (ARG)52.80Flag of Argentina.svg  Roberto Strelkov  (ARG)53.43
200 m butterflyFlag of Colombia.svg  Jonathan Gómez  (COL)1:57.71 CR Flag of Brazil.svg  Kaio de Almeida  (BRA)1:58.41Flag of Brazil.svg  Kauê Carvalho  (BRA)1:58.99
200 m individual medleyFlag of Brazil.svg  Evandro Silva  (BRA)2:00.65Flag of Brazil.svg  Ícaro Ludgero  (BRA)2:01.23Flag of Ecuador.svg  Tomas Peribonio  (ECU)2:02.64
400 m individual medleyFlag of Ecuador.svg  Tomas Peribonio  (ECU)4:22.79Flag of Brazil.svg  Ícaro Ludgero  (BRA)4:23.70Flag of Argentina.svg  Santiago Bergliafa  (ARG)4:24.28
4 × 100 m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
João de Lucca (49.79)
Giuliano Rocco (50.90)
Ítalo Duarte (51.08)
Breno Correia (48.18)
3:19.95Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Guido Buscaglia (50.05)
Roberto Strelkov (50.59)
Lautaro Rodríguez (50.62)
Federico Grabich (49.28)
3:20.54Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Esnaider Reales (51.62)
Omar Pinzón (52.48)
Carlos Mahecha (51.85)
David Arias (51.14)
3:27.09
4 × 200 m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Giuliano Rocco (1:50.58)
Joao de Lucca (1:52.07)
Kauê Carvalho (1:51.70)
Breno Correia (1:48.62)
7:22.97 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Lautaro Rodríguez (1:53.29)
Joaquín Moreno (1:55.13)
Gonzalo Garay (1:53.24)
Federico Grabich (1:52.30)
7:33.96Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Juan Morales (1:53.13)
Esnaider Reales (1:54.77)
Jonathan Gómez (1:53.67)
David Arias (1:55.96)
7:37.53
4 × 100 m medley relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Guilherme Guido (54.91)
Raphael Rodrigues (1:02.13)
Pedro Vieira (53.10)
Breno Correia (49.40)
3:39.54Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Agustín Hernández (56.74)
Gabriel Morelli (1:02.31)
Santiago Grassi (52.76)
Federico Grabich (49.68)
3:41.49Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Omar Pinzón (55.70)
Jorge Murillo (1:01.29)
Esnaider Reales (53.63)
David Arias (51.51)
3:42.13

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Daynara de Paula  (BRA)25.70Flag of Argentina.svg  Julieta Lema  (ARG)25.82Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Karen Torrez  (BOL)25.94
100 m freestyleFlag of Brazil.svg  Daynara de Paula  (BRA)56.41Flag of Brazil.svg  Rafaela Raurich  (BRA)57.26Flag of Argentina.svg  Julieta Lema  (ARG)57.28
200 m freestyleFlag of Argentina.svg  Delfina Pignatiello  (ARG)2:00.22Flag of Brazil.svg  Rafaela Raurich  (BRA)2:00.50Flag of Colombia.svg  María Álvarez  (COL)2:02.67
400 m freestyleFlag of Argentina.svg  Delfina Pignatiello  (ARG)4:11.95Flag of Brazil.svg  Gabrielle Roncatto  (BRA)4:16.54Flag of Argentina.svg  Delfina Dini  (ARG)4:17.76
800 m freestyleFlag of Argentina.svg  Delfina Pignatiello  (ARG)8:41.86Flag of Argentina.svg  Delfina Dini  (ARG)8:47.60Flag of Peru.svg  María Bramont-Arias  (PER)8:49.83
1500 m freestyleFlag of Chile.svg  Kristel Köbrich  (CHI)16:10.93 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Delfina Pignatiello  (ARG)16:25.39Flag of Peru.svg  María Bramont-Arias  (PER)16:44.16
50 m backstrokeFlag of Argentina.svg  Andrea Berrino  (ARG)28.98Flag of Venezuela.svg  Mayerly Escalante  (VEN)29.44Flag of Brazil.svg  Fernanda Goeij  (BRA)29.52
100 m backstrokeFlag of Argentina.svg  Andrea Berrino  (ARG)1:01.94Flag of Brazil.svg  Fernanda Goeij  (BRA)1:03.20Flag of Peru.svg  Andrea Hurtado  (PER)1:04.25
200 m backstrokeFlag of Argentina.svg  Andrea Berrino  (ARG)2:13.83Flag of Argentina.svg  Florencia Perotti  (ARG)2:15.77Flag of Brazil.svg  Fernanda Goeij  (BRA)2:16.25
50 m breaststrokeFlag of Brazil.svg  Jhennifer Conceição  (BRA)31.29 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Julia Sebastián  (ARG)31.74Flag of Argentina.svg  Macarena Ceballos  (ARG)32.10
100 m breaststrokeFlag of Argentina.svg  Macarena Ceballos  (ARG)1:08.25 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Julia Sebastián  (ARG)1:08.43Flag of Brazil.svg  Jhennifer Conceição  (BRA)1:09.67
200 m breaststrokeFlag of Argentina.svg  Julia Sebastián  (ARG)2:26.54 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Macarena Ceballos  (ARG)2:31.25Flag of Brazil.svg  Pãmela Alencar  (BRA)2:31.74
50 m butterflyFlag of Brazil.svg  Daynara de Paula  (BRA)27.05Flag of Brazil.svg  Giovanna Diamante  (BRA)27.21Flag of Argentina.svg  Macarena Ceballos  (ARG)27.40
100 m butterflyFlag of Brazil.svg  Giovanna Diamante  (BRA)59.66Flag of Brazil.svg  Daynara de Paula  (BRA)1:00.73Flag of Argentina.svg  Belén Díaz  (ARG)
Flag of Argentina.svg  Virginia Bardach  (ARG)
1:01:78
200 m butterflyFlag of Argentina.svg  Virginia Bardach  (ARG)2:10.80Flag of Brazil.svg  Giovanna Diamante  (BRA)2:12.78Flag of Brazil.svg  Nathália Almeida  (BRA)2:18.05
200 m individual medleyFlag of Brazil.svg  Gabrielle Roncatto  (BRA)2:15.26Flag of Argentina.svg  Virginia Bardach  (ARG)2:15.27Flag of Argentina.svg  Florencia Perotti  (ARG)2:16.87
400 m individual medleyFlag of Argentina.svg  Virginia Bardach  (ARG)4:43.82Flag of Brazil.svg  Gabrielle Roncatto  (BRA)4:48.25Flag of Argentina.svg  Florencia Perotti  (ARG)4:48.27
4 × 100 m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Rafaela Raurich (56.83)
Daynara de Paula (55.64)
Graciele Herrmann (56.75)
Gabrielle Roncatto (57.69)
3:46.91Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Julieta Lema (56.72)
Andrea Berrino (56.58)
Delfina Pignatiello (58.25)
Macarena Ceballos (57.20)
3:48.75Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Valentina Becerra (59.02)
Daniela Gutiérrez (58.67)
Karen Durango (58.90)
María Álvarez (58.57)
3:55.16
4 × 200 m freestyle relayFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Delfina Pignatiello (2:01.72)
Virginia Bardach (2:01.36)
Delfina Dini (2:04.80)
Andrea Berrino (2:01.95)
8:09.83Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Rafaela Raurich (2:04.26)
Aline Rodrigues (2:02.73)
Giovanna Diamante (2:02.02)
Gabrielle Roncatto (2:00.98)
8:09.99Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
Andrea Cedrón (2:06.46)
María Bramont-Arias (2:07.28)
Jessica Cattaneo (2:06.58)
Camila Quineche (2:10.86)
8:31.18
4 × 100 m medley relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Fernanda Goeij (1:03.27)
Jhennifer Conceição (1:08.04)
Giovanna Diamante (59.44)
Daynara de Paula (56.79)
4:07.54Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Andrea Berrino (1:02.30)
Macarena Ceballos (1:08.77)
Virginia Bardach (1:02.53)
Julieta Lema (56.55)
4:10.15Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
Andrea Hurtado (1:05.46)
Paula Tamashiro (1:12.67)
Mariagracia Torres (1:04.79)
Jessica Cattaneo (58.93)
4:21.85

Mixed events

GamesGoldSilverBronze
4 × 100 m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Breno Correia (49.22)
João de Lucca (48.86)
Daynara de Paula (56.64)
Rafaela Raurich (56.09)
3:30.81 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Guido Buscaglia (50.36)
Federico Grabich (49.23)
Andrea Berrino (56.44)
Julieta Lema (56.78)
3:32.81Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Esnaider Reales (51.78)
María Álvarez (58.50)
Daniela Gutiérrez (57.91)
David Arias (51.44)
3:39.63
4 × 100 m medley relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Guilherme Guido (54.73)
Felipe Lima (59.77)
Daynara de Paula (59.63)
Rafaela Raurich (56.92)
3:51.05 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Andrea Berrino (1:02.32)
Macarena Ceballos (1:08.50)
Santiago Grassi (54.01)
Federico Grabich (49.43)
3:54.26Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Omar Pinzón (55.68)
Jorge Murillo (1:00.57)
Valentina Becerra (1:01.56)
Daniela Gutiérrez (57.49)
3:55.30

Medal standings

  *   Host nation (Peru)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil  (BRA)2718752
2Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina  (ARG)11171644
3Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia  (COL)131014
4Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay  (PAR)1326
5Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)1012
6Flag of Chile.svg  Chile  (CHI)1001
7Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela  (VEN)0112
8Flag of Peru.svg  Peru  (PER)*0055
9Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Bolivia  (BOL)0011
Totals (9 entries)424243127

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