2018 South American U18 Championships in Athletics

XXIV South American U18 Championships in Athletics
Dates	30 June – 1 July
Host city	Cuenca
Venue	Jefferson Pérez Stadium
Level	Youth
Events	39
Participation	14 nations
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The 24th South American U18 Championships in Athletics were held in Cuenca, Ecuador on 30 June and 1 July 2018. ^{[1] [2]}

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres -0.8 m/s	Gian Carlos Mosquera   Colombia	10.75	Mateo Vargas   Paraguay	10.82	Steeven Salas   Ecuador	10.92
200 metres -0.4 m/s	Lucas Vilar   Brazil	21.34	Gian Carlos Mosquera   Colombia	21.57	Alexander Salazar   Panama	21.89
400 metres	Caio de Almeida   Brazil	48.20	Lucas Vilar   Brazil	48.34	Alexander Salazar   Panama	49.64
800 metres	Jhonatan Rodríguez   Colombia	1:54.18	Jorge Luis Tamay   Ecuador	1:55.82	Lucas Leite   Brazil	1:56.36
1500 metres	Lucas Leite   Brazil	4:11.90	Esteban González   Colombia	4:13.65	Daniel Taramuel   Ecuador	4:14.00
3000 metres	Antony Saenz   Peru	9:07.75	Julio Palomino   Peru	9:12.47	Dylan Van Der Hock   Argentina	9:16.74
110 metres hurdles (91.4 cm)	Marcos Paulo Ferreira   Brazil	13.69	Eric Vitor Campos   Brazil	13.90	Martín Saenz   Chile	13.95
400 metres hurdles (84 cm)	Caio de Almeida   Brazil	52.09	João Carlos dos Santos   Brazil	52.27	Pedro Garrido   Argentina	53.96
2000 m steeplechase	Diego Muñoz   Colombia	6:26.40	Julio Palomino   Peru	6:28.09	Leonardo do Nascimento   Brazil	6:29.11
4 × 100 metres relay	Brazil Lucas Vilar Marcos Paulo Ferreira Caio de Almeida Eric Vitor Campos	41.33	Ecuador Iván Pizarro Anderson Marquinez Mario Landucci Steeven Salas	41.69	Peru Hugo Carazas Guillermo Herrera Santiago Varillas Jorge Ordemar	44.19
10,000 m track walk	Oscar Patín   Ecuador	46:54.86	Kevin Cahuana   Peru	47:18.74	Erik Carhuallanqui   Peru	48:13.12
High jump	Elton Petronilho   Brazil	2.01	Augusto de Campos   Brazil	2.01	Justin Herrera   Ecuador	2.01
Pole vault	Pablo Zaffaroni   Argentina	4.90	José Tomás Nieto   Colombia	4.80	Santiago Thomson   Colombia	4.70
Long jump	Adrian Vieira   Brazil	7.45	Navaro Aboikonie   Suriname	7.45	Daniel Mejicano   Venezuela	7.37w
Triple jump	Kevin Bueno   Ecuador	15.38	Luciano Mendez   Argentina	15.25	Marco Ponce   Ecuador	15.17
Shot put (5 kg)	Nazareno Sasia   Argentina	21.40 GR	Lazaro Bonora   Argentina	17.97	Vitor Gabriel Motin   Brazil	17.69
Discus throw (1.5 kg)	Vitor Gabriel Motin   Brazil	58.03	Nazareno Sasia   Argentina	57.19	Lazaro Bonora   Argentina	54.75
Hammer throw (5 kg)	Luis Alberto Ochoa   Colombia	73.24	Erick Barbosa   Colombia	73.24	Julio Nobile   Argentina	71.29
Javelin throw (700 kg)	Pedro Henrique Rodrigues   Brazil	74.47	Joel Benítez   Venezuela	70.71	Ignacio Toledo   Chile	69.46
Decathlon (U18)	Henrique Pereira   Brazil	6716	Jonathan Da Silva   Brazil	6387	Nicolas Viera   Argentina	6170

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres -1.3 m/s	Gabriela Suarez   Ecuador	11.84	Angie Saray González   Colombia	12.03	Orangy Jiménez   Venezuela	12.06
200 metres +0.6 m/s	Gabriela Suarez   Ecuador	23.57	Angie Saray González   Colombia	24.18	Aimara Nazareno   Ecuador	24.51
400 metres	Jessica Moreira   Brazil	56.02	Erica Cavalheiro   Brazil	56.17	Eliana Fuentes   Colombia	57.24
800 metres	Laura Acuña   Chile	2:13.01	María Veronica Pérez   Argentina	2:13.96	Eliana Fuentes   Colombia	2:16.27
1500 metres	Laura Acuña   Chile	4:44.98	Irene Navarrete   Ecuador	4:46.96	Angie Coronado   Colombia	4:49.55
3000 metres	Alejandra Sierra   Colombia	10:29.36	Inocencia Huacasi   Peru	10:37.64	Angie Coronado   Colombia	10:39.26
100 metres hurdles (76.2 cm) +0.5 m/s	Aimara Nazareno   Ecuador	13.86	Daniela Mena   Colombia	13.95	Valeria Cabezas   Colombia	13.99
400 metres hurdles	Valeria Cabezas   Colombia	59.64	Jessica Moreira   Brazil	60.42	Vivica Ifeoma Ilobi   Brazil	62.52
2000 m steeplechase	Veronica Hilario   Peru	7:18.30	María Eugenia Once   Ecuador	7:24.35	Lesli Chasiluisa   Ecuador	7:37.68
4 × 100 metres relay	Ecuador Gloria Rambay Aimara Nazareno Nicole Jazmine Chala Gabriela Suarez	46.94	Brazil Thais Michele da Silva Erica Cavalheiro Vivica Ifeoma Ilobi Vitoria Jardim	47.28	Peru Jasmin Figueroa Mariana Olivares Karina Iwamoto Gabriela Gabriela	49.52
5000 m track walk	María Villalva   Ecuador	24:17.79	Freysi Donaires   Peru	25:44.56	Norita Huamani   Peru	25:53.91
High jump	Arielly Monteiro   Brazil	1.73	Indiana Holgado   Argentina	1.65	Monica Montero   Chile	1.65
Pole vault	Karen Bedoya   Colombia	3.60	Luciana Gómez   Argentina	3.55	Javiera Contreras   Chile	3.50
Long jump	Rocio Muñoz   Chile	6.04	Lissandra Campos   Brazil	5.99	Sofía Aylén Levrino   Argentina	5.76
Triple jump	Nerisnelia Sousa   Brazil	12.68	Monifah Latavia Djoe   Suriname	12.46	Rocio Muñoz   Chile	12.28
Shot put (3 kg)	Lorna Zurita   Ecuador	15.84	Rafaela de Sousa   Brazil	15.52	Javiera Bravo   Chile	14.70
Discus throw	Merari Herrera   Ecuador	44.97	Dahiana López   Uruguay	40.17	Esmirnova Borja   Ecuador	39.30
Hammer throw (3 kg)	Carolina Ulloa   Colombia	65.92 GR	Silenis Vargas   Venezuela	62.31	Valentina Clavería   Chile	60.57
Javelin throw (500 g)	Yuleixi Angulo   Ecuador	54.33 GR	Lucerys Suarez   Colombia	49.95	Avigail Pino   Colombia	49.27
Heptathlon (U18)	Sara Isabel García   Colombia	5036	Larissa de Souza   Brazil	4335	Genesis Foronda   Ecuador	4146

Mixed

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
8 × 300 metres relay	Brazil João Carlos dos Santos Erica Cavalheiro Lucas Vilar Jessica Moreira Vitoria Jardim Marcos Paulo Ferreira Vivica Ifeoma Ilobi Caio de Almeida	4:54.20	Ecuador Miguel Ángel Maldonado Andrés Gaigua Britney Pachito Andreina Minda Ángel David Paredes Ruth Ramírez Isabel Cristina Oyervide Kenny Leon	5:04.98	Colombia Sebastián Barrera Eliana Fuentes Daniela Mena Gian Carlos Mosquera Alejandra Sierra Valeria Cabezas José Tomás Nieto Jhonatan Rodríguez	5:15.01

Medal table

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil  (BRA)	14	11	5	30
2	Ecuador  (ECU)	10	6	9	25
3	Colombia  (COL)	9	8	8	25
4	Argentina  (ARG)	3	6	6	15
5	Chile  (CHI)	3	0	6	9
6	Peru  (PER)	2	5	4	11
7	Suriname  (SUR)	0	2	0	2
8	Venezuela  (VEN)	0	1	2	3
9	Paraguay  (PAR)	0	1	0	1
	Uruguay  (URU)	0	1	0	1
11	Panama  (PAN)	0	0	2	2
Totals (11 entries)		41	41	42	124

References

1. Day 1 results
2. Day 2 results
3. Medal table