2022 South American Under-23 Championships in Athletics

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X South American Under-23 Championships in Athletics
Cascavel2022logo.png
Dates29 September – 2 October
Host city Cascavel, Brazil
VenueEstádio do Centro Nacional de Treinamento de Atletismo
LevelUnder-23
Events45
Participation259 athletes from
11 nations
Records set8 CRs

The 2022 South American Under-23 Championships in Athletics was the tenth edition of the biennial track and field competition for South American athletes aged under 23 years old, organised by Atletismo Sudamericano. It was held in Cascavel, Brazil, between 29 September and 2 October. [1]

Contents

Medal summary

Men

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.5 m/s)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Erik Cardoso  (BRA)10.08 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Franco Florio  (ARG)10.11Flag of Colombia.svg  Ronal Longa  (COL)10.30
200 metres
(wind: +1.1 m/s)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Renan Gallina  (BRA)20.15 CR Flag of Brazil.svg  Lucas da Silva  (BRA)20.42Flag of Ecuador.svg  Anderson Marquinez  (ECU)20.88
400 metresFlag of Argentina.svg  Elián Larregina  (ARG)45.53Flag of Brazil.svg  Douglas da Silva  (BRA)46.59Flag of Brazil.svg  Lucas Vilar  (BRA)46.77
800 metresFlag of Brazil.svg  Eduardo Moreira  (BRA)1:48.15Flag of Brazil.svg  Leonardo de Jesus  (BRA)1:48.71Flag of Peru.svg  Marco Vilca  (PER)1:49.69
1500 metresFlag of Venezuela.svg  Sebastián López  (VEN)3:44.56Flag of Chile.svg  Joaquin Campos  (CHI)3:45.80Flag of Brazil.svg  Jânio Varjão  (BRA)3:46.57
5000 metresFlag of Bolivia.svg  David Ninavia  (BOL)14:39.91Flag of Uruguay.svg  Valentín Soca  (URU)14:41.06Flag of Peru.svg  Julio Palomino  (PER)14:42.83
10,000 metresFlag of Bolivia.svg  David Ninavia  (BOL)30:05.08Flag of Peru.svg  Frank Lujan  (PER)30:34.54Flag of Uruguay.svg  Valentín Soca  (URU)30:44.32
110 metres hurdles
(wind: +0.8 m/s)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Adrian Vieira  (BRA)13.74 CR Flag of Chile.svg  Martín Saenz  (CHI)13.91Flag of Brazil.svg  Fabricio Pereira  (BRA)13.93
400 metres hurdlesFlag of Argentina.svg  Bruno de Genaro  (ARG)50.55Flag of Brazil.svg  Matheus da Silva  (BRA)50.87Flag of Venezuela.svg  Egbert Espinoza  (VEN)51.68
3000 metres steeplechaseFlag of Peru.svg  Julio Palomino  (PER)9:18.90Flag of Brazil.svg  Matheus Borges  (BRA)9:29.01Flag of Brazil.svg  Natan Nepomuceno  (BRA)9:37.00
4 × 100 m relayFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia  (COL)
Neiker Abello
Carlos Flórez
Óscar Baltán
Ronal Longa
39.59Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil  (BRA)
Lucas Antunes
Renan Gallina
Lucas da Silva
Erik Cardoso
39.61Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina  (ARG)
Alejo Pafundi
Matias Falchetti
Juan Ignacio Ciampitti
Franco Florio
39.99
4 × 400 m relayFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina  (ARG)
Pedro Emmert
Bruno de Genaro
Matias Falchetti
Elián Larregina
3:04.39 CR , NR Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil  (BRA)
Elias dos Santos
Lucas Vilar
Douglas da Silva
Marcos Morães
3:05.44Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)
Lenin Sánchez
Alan Minda
Anderson Marquinez
Steeven Salas
3:09.51
20,000 m walkFlag of Brazil.svg  Paulo Ribeiro  (BRA)1:29.53Flag of Argentina.svg  Sebastián Giuliani  (ARG)1:37.11Flag of Brazil.svg  Heron Miranda  (BRA)1:45.38
High jumpFlag of Brazil.svg  Elton Petronilho  (BRA)2.15 mFlag of Chile.svg  Pedro Alamos  (CHI)2.15 mFlag of Chile.svg  Nicolas Numair  (CHI)2.13 m
Pole vaultFlag of Ecuador.svg  Dyander Pacho  (ECU)5.10 mFlag of Chile.svg  Guillermo Correa  (CHI)5.00 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Andreas Kreiss  (BRA)4.80 m
Long jumpFlag of Colombia.svg  Jhon Berrio  (COL)7.70 m (w)Flag of Brazil.svg  Gabriel Luiz Boza  (BRA)7.60 m (w)Flag of Chile.svg  Matias González  (CHI)7.47 m (w)
Triple jumpFlag of Brazil.svg  Elton Petronilho  (BRA)16.37 mFlag of Colombia.svg  Geiner Moreno  (COL)16.37 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Felipe da Silva  (BRA)16.16 m
Shot putFlag of Argentina.svg  Nazareno Sasia  (ARG)19.76 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Marcelo Lopes  (BRA)17.44 mFlag of Argentina.svg  Juan Manuel Arrieguez  (ARG)17.21 m
Discus throwFlag of Argentina.svg  Nazareno Sasia  (ARG)57.26 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Luis Fabio Rodrigues  (BRA)50.77 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Mateus Torres  (BRA)49.25 m
Hammer throwFlag of Chile.svg  Daniel Leal  (CHI)64.46 mFlag of Argentina.svg  Sebastián Tommasi  (ARG)62.00 mFlag of Argentina.svg  Tomas Olivera  (ARG)61.75 m
Javelin throwFlag of Brazil.svg  Luiz Mauricio da Silva  (BRA)78.92 m CR Flag of Paraguay.svg  Antonio Ortiz  (PAR)73.15 mFlag of Ecuador.svg  Jean Marcos Mairongo  (ECU)70.73 m
DecathlonFlag of Colombia.svg  Julio Angulo  (COL)7169 ptsFlag of Brazil.svg  Henrique Frazão  (BRA)6689 ptsFlag of Argentina.svg  Damian Moretta  (ARG)6683 pts

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.5 m/s)
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Anahí Suárez  (ECU)11.37Flag of Brazil.svg  Vida Caetano  (BRA)11.55Flag of Uruguay.svg  Martina Coronato  (URU)11.71
200 metres
(wind: +1.2 m/s)
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Anahí Suárez  (ECU)23.09Flag of Venezuela.svg  Orangys Jiménez  (VEN)23.27Flag of Brazil.svg  Leticia Lim  (BRA)23.56
400 metresFlag of Ecuador.svg  Nicole Caicedo  (ECU)53.91Flag of Brazil.svg  Maria Victoria de Sena  (BRA)54.11Flag of Brazil.svg  Giovana dos Santos  (BRA)54.67
800 metresFlag of Chile.svg  Berdine Castillo  (CHI)2:09.61Flag of Brazil.svg  Isabelle de Almeida  (BRA)2:10.02Flag of Peru.svg  Lindsey Lopes  (PER)2:10.31
1500 metresFlag of Colombia.svg  Shellcy Sarmiento  (COL)4:48.76Flag of Colombia.svg  Stefany López  (COL)4:49.71Flag of Brazil.svg  Mirelle da Silva  (BRA)4:49.99
5000 metresFlag of Brazil.svg  Maria Lucineida Moreira  (BRA)16:45.90Flag of Colombia.svg  Shellcy Sarmiento  (COL)16:57.78Flag of Brazil.svg  Nubia Silva  (BRA)16:58.74
10,000 metresFlag of Peru.svg  Sofia Mamani  (PER)34:28.33 CR Flag of Brazil.svg  Maria Lucineida Moreira  (BRA)34:45.29Flag of Brazil.svg  Nubia Silva  (BRA)35:19.76
100 metres hurdles
(wind: +1.8 m/s)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Lays Silva  (BRA)13.57Flag of Argentina.svg  Valentina Polanco  (ARG)13.75Flag of Chile.svg  Elisa Keitel  (CHI)13.86
400 metres hurdlesFlag of Brazil.svg  Chayenne da Silva  (BRA)57.51Flag of Colombia.svg  Valeria Cabezas  (COL)58.12Flag of Brazil.svg  Camille de Oliveira  (BRA)60.09
3000 metres steeplechaseFlag of Brazil.svg  Mirelle da Silva  (BRA)10:32.79Flag of Colombia.svg  Stefany López  (COL)10:46.78Flag of Peru.svg  Veronica Huacasi  (PER)10:56.73
4 × 100 m relayFlag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)
Aimara Nazareno
Anahí Suárez
Nicole Caicedo
Jazmin Chala
44.50Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil  (BRA)
Sabrina Costa
Leticia Lima
Vida Caetano
Vanessa dos Santos
44.57Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia  (COL)
Shelsy Romero
Marleth Ospino
Shary Vallecilla
María Alejandra Murillo
44.74
4 × 400 m relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil  (BRA)
Leticia de Oliveira
Erica Cavalheiro
Giovana dos Santos
Maria Victoria de Sena
3:37.79Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)
Jazmin Chala
Evelin Mercado
Aimara Nazareno
Nicole Caicedo
3:47.12Flag of Chile.svg  Chile  (CHI)
Rocío Muñoz
Andrea Jara
Anais Hernández
Berdine Castillo
3:47.64
20,000 m walkFlag of Ecuador.svg  Paula Torres  (ECU)1:34.52Flag of Colombia.svg  Laura Chalarca  (COL)1:39.17Flag of Bolivia.svg  Mayra Quispe  (BOL)1:40.05
High jumpFlag of Brazil.svg  Arielly Rodrigues  (BRA)1.76 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Gabriela de Sá  (BRA)1.76 mFlag of Chile.svg  Antonia Merino  (CHI)1.74 m
Pole vaultFlag of Brazil.svg  Sophia Salvi  (BRA)4.11 mFlag of Argentina.svg  Carolina Scarponi  (ARG)3.95 mFlag of Colombia.svg  Luna Nazarit  (COL)3.90 m
Long jumpFlag of Chile.svg  Rocío Muñoz  (CHI)6.32 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Lissandra Campos  (BRA)6.31 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Vanessa dos Santos  (BRA)6.15 m
Triple jumpFlag of Colombia.svg  Valery Arce  (COL)12.95 mFlag of Paraguay.svg  Ana Paula Arguello  (PAR)12.75 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Whaylla de Oliveira  (BRA)12.70 m
Shot putFlag of Brazil.svg  Rafaela de Sousa  (BRA)15.87 mFlag of Ecuador.svg  Lorna Zurita  (ECU)15.59 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Taniele da Silva  (BRA)13.92 m
Discus throwFlag of Brazil.svg  Marya Botega Netto  (BRA)47.59 mFlag of Chile.svg  Valentina Ulloa  (CHI)47.20 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Yasmin Piske  (BRA)46.39 m
Hammer throwFlag of Peru.svg  Ximena Zorrilla  (PER)63.71 mFlag of Ecuador.svg  Nereida Santacruz  (ECU)61.45 mFlag of Brazil.svg  Tânia da Silva  (BRA)57.44 m
Javelin throwFlag of Ecuador.svg  Juleisy Angulo  (ECU)58.83 m CR Flag of Colombia.svg  Valentina Barrios  (COL)57.31 mFlag of Colombia.svg  Yiset Jiménez  (COL)54.14 m
HeptathlonFlag of Brazil.svg  Paloma Cardoso  (BRA)4185 ptsFlag of Brazil.svg  Stefany da Silva  (BRA)2867 ptsOnly two competitors

Mixed

EventGoldSilverBronze
4 × 400 m relayFlag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)
Steeven Salas
Evelin Mercado
Alan Minda
Nicole Caicedo
3:23.28 CR Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina  (ARG)
Agustín Pinti
Camila Roffo
Bruno de Genaro
Agustina Salazar
3:31.97Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela  (VEN)
Allan Gregorio Cortesia
Genesis Gutierrez
Jose Chourio
Ibeyis Romero
3:41.57

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Brazil)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil  (BRA)*18192057
2Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)93315
3Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina  (ARG)57416
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia  (COL)57416
5Flag of Chile.svg  Chile  (CHI)35513
6Flag of Peru.svg  Peru  (PER)3137
7Flag of Bolivia.svg  Bolivia  (BOL)2013
8Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela  (VEN)1135
9Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay  (PAR)0202
10Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay  (URU)0123
Totals (10 entries)464645137

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