Chile at the 2011 Parapan American Games

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Chile will participate in the 2011 Parapan American Games.

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Medalists

MedalNameSportEventDate
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Cristián Dettoni Table tennis Men's singles C7November 15
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Juan Carlos Garrido Powerlifting Men's 60 kg - 67.5 kgNovember 17
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Cristián Dettoni
Ruperto Morales
Juan Sepúlveda
Table tennis Men's team C6-8November 18
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Francisca Mardones
Maria Antonieta Ortiz
Wheelchair tennis Women's doublesNovember 18

Athletics

Chile will send two male and one female athlete to compete.

Powerlifting

Chile will send two male athletes to compete.

Swimming

Chile will send one male and one female swimmer to compete.

Table tennis

Chile will send seven male table tennis players to compete.

Wheelchair tennis

Chile will send two male and two female athletes to compete.

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