Gymnastics at the 2013 Bolivarian Games | |
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Dates | 11–17 November 2017 |
Nations | 11 |
Gymnastics events at the 2017 Bolivarian Games took place from November 11 to November 17, 2017. [1]
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Team all-round | ![]() Carlos Calvo Jossimar Calvo Jhon Cardona Andres Martinez Juan Sánchez Erick Vargas | ![]() Jostyn Fuenmayor José Luis Fuentes Jose Manama Maycol Puentes Junior Rojo Adickxon Trejo | ![]() Joel Alvarez Christian Decidet Gabriel Flores Luis Peralta Ignacio Pizarro Ignacio Varas |
Individual all-round | Jossimar Calvo ![]() | Jostyn Fuenmayor![]() | Carlos Calvo ![]() |
Floor exercise | Jossimar Calvo ![]() | Jorge Vega Lopez ![]() | Joel Alvarez ![]() |
Pommel horse | Jossimar Calvo ![]() | Adickxon Trejo![]() | José Luis Fuentes ![]() |
Rings | Jostyn Fuenmayor![]() | Jossimar Calvo ![]() | José Luis Fuentes ![]() |
Vault | Jorge Vega Lopez ![]() | Daniel Aguero ![]() | Junior Rojo![]() |
Parallel bars | Jossimar Calvo ![]() | Jostyn Fuenmayor![]() | Joel Alvarez ![]() |
Horizontal bar | Joel Alvarez ![]() | shared gold | Israel Chiriboga ![]() |
Carlos Calvo ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Team all-round | ![]() Dayana Ardila Yurany Avendaño Ginna Escobar Laura Pardo Angie Quintana Marcela Sandoval | ![]() Paula Carvajal Martina Castro Rayen López Franchesca Santi Camila Vilches | ![]() Katherine Alejo Salma Cruzado Venere Horna Ana Karina Méndez Ángela Pérez |
Individual all-round | Ginna Escobar![]() | Yurany Avendaño ![]() | Yamilet Peña ![]() |
Vault | Yamilet Peña ![]() | Dayana Ardila![]() | Franchesca Santi![]() |
Uneven bars | Yurany Avendaño ![]() | Yamilet Peña ![]() | Ana Irene Palacios![]() |
Balance beam | Marcela Sandoval![]() | Venere Horna![]() | Ginna Escobar![]() |
Floor exercise | Pamela Arriojas![]() | Yamilet Peña ![]() | shared silver |
Ana Irene Palacios![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Team all-round | ![]() Lina Dussan Isabella Arevalo Mariana Sanchez | ![]() Grisbel Lopez Maria Waleska Ojeda Sofia Suarez | ![]() Elisa Baldeon Noelia Dominguez Solange Otero |
Individual all-round | Lina Dussan![]() | Grisbel Lopez![]() | Isabella Arevalo![]() |
Hoop | Isabella Arevalo![]() | Lina Dussan![]() | Javiera Rubilar![]() |
Ball | Lina Dussan![]() | Grisbel Lopez![]() | Javiera Rubilar![]() |
Clubs | Lina Dussan![]() | Grisbel Lopez![]() | Javiera Rubilar![]() |
Ribbon | Lina Dussan![]() | Grisbel Lopez![]() | Isabella Arevalo![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's individual | Ángel Hernández ![]() | Antonio Sepulveda![]() | Xavier Castrillon![]() |
Men's synchro | ![]() Ángel Hernández Álvaro Calero | ![]() Xavier Castrillon Gabriel Marcano | ![]() Patricio Navarrete Eduardo Cojitambo |
Women's individual | Katherin Rojo![]() | Andrea Lopez![]() | Dayanara Zacari![]() |
Women's synchro | ![]() Katherin Rojo Andrea Lopez | ![]() Dayanara Zacari Mariana Espejo | not awarded |
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