Gymnastics at the 2017 Bolivarian Games

Gymnastics
at the 2013 Bolivarian Games
Gymnastics ; at the 2013 Bolivarian Games
Dates	11–17 November 2017
Nations	11
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Last updated December 12, 2022

Gymnastics events at the 2017 Bolivarian Games took place from November 11 to November 17, 2017.^[1]

Medalists

Artistic gymnastics

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Team all-round	Colombia Carlos Calvo Jossimar Calvo Jhon Cardona Andres Martinez Juan Sánchez Erick Vargas	Venezuela Jostyn Fuenmayor José Luis Fuentes Jose Manama Maycol Puentes Junior Rojo Adickxon Trejo	Chile Joel Alvarez Christian Decidet Gabriel Flores Luis Peralta Ignacio Pizarro Ignacio Varas
Individual all-round	Jossimar Calvo Colombia	Jostyn Fuenmayor Venezuela	Carlos Calvo Colombia
Floor exercise	Jossimar Calvo Colombia	Jorge Vega Lopez Guatemala	Joel Alvarez Chile
Pommel horse	Jossimar Calvo Colombia	Adickxon Trejo Venezuela	José Luis Fuentes Venezuela
Rings	Jostyn Fuenmayor Venezuela	Jossimar Calvo Colombia	José Luis Fuentes Venezuela
Vault	Jorge Vega Lopez Guatemala	Daniel Aguero Peru	Junior Rojo Venezuela
Parallel bars	Jossimar Calvo Colombia	Jostyn Fuenmayor Venezuela	Joel Alvarez Chile
Horizontal bar	Joel Alvarez Chile	shared gold	Israel Chiriboga Ecuador
Horizontal bar	Carlos Calvo Colombia	shared gold	Israel Chiriboga Ecuador

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Team all-round	Colombia Dayana Ardila Yurany Avendaño Ginna Escobar Laura Pardo Angie Quintana Marcela Sandoval	Chile Paula Carvajal Martina Castro Rayen López Franchesca Santi Camila Vilches	Peru Katherine Alejo Salma Cruzado Venere Horna Ana Karina Méndez Ángela Pérez
Individual all-round	Ginna Escobar Colombia	Yurany Avendaño Colombia	Yamilet Peña Dominican Republic
Vault	Yamilet Peña Dominican Republic	Dayana Ardila Colombia	Franchesca Santi Chile
Uneven bars	Yurany Avendaño Colombia	Yamilet Peña Dominican Republic	Ana Irene Palacios Guatemala
Balance beam	Marcela Sandoval Colombia	Venere Horna Peru	Ginna Escobar Colombia
Floor exercise	Pamela Arriojas Venezuela	Yamilet Peña Dominican Republic	shared silver
Floor exercise	Pamela Arriojas Venezuela	Ana Irene Palacios Guatemala	shared silver

Rhythmic gymnastics

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Team all-round	Colombia Lina Dussan Isabella Arevalo Mariana Sanchez	Venezuela Grisbel Lopez Maria Waleska Ojeda Sofia Suarez	Ecuador Elisa Baldeon Noelia Dominguez Solange Otero
Individual all-round	Lina Dussan Colombia	Grisbel Lopez Venezuela	Isabella Arevalo Colombia
Hoop	Isabella Arevalo Colombia	Lina Dussan Colombia	Javiera Rubilar Chile
Ball	Lina Dussan Colombia	Grisbel Lopez Venezuela	Javiera Rubilar Chile
Clubs	Lina Dussan Colombia	Grisbel Lopez Venezuela	Javiera Rubilar Chile
Ribbon	Lina Dussan Colombia	Grisbel Lopez Venezuela	Isabella Arevalo Colombia

Trampoline

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's individual	Ángel Hernández Colombia	Antonio Sepulveda Chile	Xavier Castrillon Venezuela
Men's synchro	Colombia Ángel Hernández Álvaro Calero	Venezuela Xavier Castrillon Gabriel Marcano	Ecuador Patricio Navarrete Eduardo Cojitambo
Women's individual	Katherin Rojo Venezuela	Andrea Lopez Venezuela	Dayanara Zacari Bolivia
Women's synchro	Venezuela Katherin Rojo Andrea Lopez	Bolivia Dayanara Zacari Mariana Espejo	not awarded

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Medalists

Artistic gymnastics

Men

Women

Rhythmic gymnastics

Women

Trampoline

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