Badminton at the 2018 South American Games

Badminton
at the 2018 South American Games
Badminton ; at the 2018 South American Games
Venue	Evo Morales Coliseum
Location	Villa Tunari, Cochabamba, Bolivia
Dates	26–31 May
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Last updated January 12, 2025

There were six badminton events at the 2018 South American Games . The events were held from 26 May to 31 May at the Evo Morales Coliseum in Cochabamba, Bolivia.^[1]

Medal table

The table below gives an overview of the medal standings of badminton events at the 2018 South American Games.^[2]

Medalists

The table below gives an overview of the medal winners of badminton events at the 2018 South American Games.^[2]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's events
Men's singles	Ygor Coelho Brazil	Artur Silva Pomoceno Brazil	José Guevara Peru Daniel la Torre Regal Peru
Men's doubles	Ygor Coelho Artur Silva Pomoceno Brazil	Diego Mini Bruno Barrueto Peru	José Guevara Daniel la Torre Regal Peru Cristian Araya Iván León Chile
Women's events
Women's singles	Fabiana Silva Brazil	Daniela Macías Peru	Paula la Torre Regal Peru Ines Castillo Peru
Women's doubles	Daniela Macías Dánica Nishimura Peru	Luana Vicente Fabiana Silva Brazil	Ines Castillo Paula la Torre Regal Peru Ashley Montre Constanza Naranjo Chile
Mixed events
Mixed doubles	Daniel la Torre Regal Dánica Nishimura Peru	Artur Silva Pomoceno Luana Vicente Brazil	Iván León Ashley Montre Chile Jesús Sánchez Michelle Martínez Venezuela
Mixed team	Artur Silva Pomoceno Ygor Coelho Fabiana Silva Luana Vicente Brazil	Bruno Barrueto Daniel la Torre Regal Diego Mini José Guevara Danica Nishimura Daniela Macias Ines Castillo Paula la Torre Regal Peru	Ashley Montre Cristian Araya Iván León Constanza Naranjo Fernando Sanhueza Javiera Torres Chile

Results

Men

Final four

Semifinals				Final

	Ygor Coelho	21	21

	José Guevara	3	13
					Ygor Coelho	19	23	21

					Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21	12
	Daniel la Torre Regal	18	14

	Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21

Top half

Round 1				Round 2				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

					Ygor Coelho	21	21
					Roly Toledo	6	5
									Ygor Coelho	21	21
									Diego Mini	12	8
					Diego Mini	21	21
	Julio González	16	11		Frank Barrios	13	10
	Frank Barrios	21	21										Ygor Coelho	21	21
													José Guevara	3	13
					José Guevara	21	21
					Serafín Zayas	5	10
									José Guevara	21	21
									Fernando Sanhueza	14	13
					Fernando Sanhueza	21	21
	Paolo Arauz	16	11		Joiser Calanche	17	16
	Joiser Calanche	21	21

Bottom Half

Round 1				Round 2				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

	Maurício Torres	8	12
	Iván León	21	21		Iván León	21	21
					Dino Delmastro	11	18
									Iván León	21	15	13
	Narayan Ramdhani	11	6						Daniel la Torre Regal	18	21	21
	Jesús Sánchez	21	21		Jesús Sánchez	16	11
					Daniel la Torre Regal	21	21
														Daniel la Torre Regal	18	14
	Cristian Araya	21	21											Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21
	Esteban Limache	9	12		Cristian Araya	21	21
					Ren Jie Lee	6	16
									Cristian Araya	6	9
									Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21
					Mitch Nai Chung Tong	5	12
					Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21

Men's doubles

Round 1					Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

						José Guevara Daniel la Torre Regal	21	21
						Frank Barrios Jesús Sánchez	10	5
										José Guevara Daniel la Torre Regal	15	18
										Ygor Coelho de Oliveira Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21
						Ygor Coelho de Oliveira Artur Silva Pomoceno	21	21
	Matias Villalba Mauricio Torres	21	17	18		Esteban Limache Roly Toledo	10	3
	Esteban Limache Roly Toledo	14	21	21										Ygor Coelho de Oliveira Artur Silva Pomoceno	23	21
	Bruno Barrueto Deza Diego Mini	21	21											Bruno Barrueto Deza Diego Mini	21	18
	Paolo Arauz Henry Mendoza Meruvia	8	13			Bruno Barrueto Deza Diego Mini	21	21
						Joiser Calanche Alexander Hernandez	11	10
										Bruno Barrueto Deza Diego Mini	21	21
	Julio González Ren Jie Lee	13	11							Cristian Araya Iván León	14	17
	Dino Delmastro Serafín Zayas	21	21			Dino Delmastro Serafín Zayas	13	7
						Cristian Araya Iván León	21	21

Women

Round 1					Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Daniela Macías	21	21
	Ángela Condori	5	4			Daniela Macías	21	21
	Daibelis Mendoza	20	21	19		Constanza Naranjo	8	4
	Constanza Naranjo	22	17	21						Daniela Macías	21	21
	Paula la Torre Regal	21	21							Paula la Torre Regal	8	11
	Javiera Torres	5	10			Paula la Torre Regal	21	21
	Daniela Barrientos	9	6			Florencia Bernatene	8	14
	Florencia Bernatene	21	21											Daniela Macías	13	20
	Ashley Montre	8	24	21										Fabiana Silva	21	22
	Damaris Ortiz	21	22	14		Ashley Montre	10	13
	Maria Delia Zambrano	13	22			Ines Castillo	21	21
	Ines Castillo	21	24							Ines Castillo	16	13
	Tiffany Sánchez	21	21							Fabiana Silva	21	21
	Juanita Siviora	10	10			Tiffany Sánchez	10	7
	Bárbara María Berruezo	3	8			Fabiana Silva	21	21
	Fabiana Silva	21	21

Women's doubles

First round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

					Daniela Macías Dánica Nishimura	21	21
					Ángela Condori Flora Rojas	3	5
										Daniela Macías Dánica Nishimura	21	21
										Ashley Montre Constanza Naranjo	5	8
					Daibelis Mendoza Tiffany Sánchez	21	10	16
					Ashley Montre Constanza Naranjo	12	21	21
														Daniela Macías Dánica Nishimura	22	21
	Luana Vicente Fabiana Silva	21	21											Luana Vicente Fabiana Silva	20	10
	Damaris Ortiz Michelle Martínez	11	6		Luana Vicente Fabiana Silva	21	21
					Daniela Barrientos Juanita Siviora	4	7
										Luana Vicente Fabiana Silva	21	21
										Inés Castillo Paula la Torre Regal	9	11
					Bárbara María Berruezo Florencia Bernatene	9	11
					Inés Castillo Paula la Torre Regal	21	21

Mixed doubles

First round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

					Daniel la Torre Regal Dánica Nishimura	21	21
					Esteban Limache Juanita Siviora	10	5
										Daniel la Torre Regal Dánica Nishimura	21	21
										Iván León Ashley Montre	12	10
					Iván León Ashley Montre	21	19	21
	Serafín Zayas Florencia Bernatene	13	17		Joiser Calanche Tiffany Sánchez	16	21	13
	Joiser Calanche Tiffany Sánchez	21	21											Daniel la Torre Regal Dánica Nishimura	21	21
	Fernando Sanhueza Javiera Torres	11	10											Artur Silva Pomoceno Luana Vicente	17	11
	Jesús Sánchez Michelle Martínez	21	21		Jesús Sánchez Michelle Martínez	21	21
					Paolo Arauz Ángela Condori	8	5
										Jesús Sánchez Michelle Martínez	17	15
	Dino Delmastro Bárbara María Berruezo	10	15							Artur Silva Pomoceno Luana Vicente	21	21
	Artur Silva Pomoceno Luana Vicente	21	21		Artur Silva Pomoceno Luana Vicente	19	21	21
					Diego Mini Paula la Torre Regal	21	13	19

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References

↑ "Bádminton - Manual de Competición" (PDF) (in Spanish). Comité Organizador de los XI Juegos Suramericanos Cochabamba 2018. Retrieved 6 June 2018.
1 2 "Tabla de Medallería - Países - Bádminton" (in Spanish). Cochabamba 2018. Retrieved 6 June 2018.

External links

Tournament results at www.cochabamba2018.bo

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[1] "Bádminton - Manual de Competición" (PDF) (in Spanish). Comité Organizador de los XI Juegos Suramericanos Cochabamba 2018. Retrieved 6 June 2018.

[me-2] 1 2 "Tabla de Medallería - Países - Bádminton" (in Spanish). Cochabamba 2018. Retrieved 6 June 2018.

[1]

[2]

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil (BRA)	4	3	0	7
2	Peru (PER)	2	3	6	11
3	Chile (CHI)	0	0	4	4
4	Venezuela (VEN)	0	0	1	1
Totals (4 entries)		6	6	11	23