Judo at the 2002 South American Games | |
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This page shows the results of the Judo Competition for men and women at the 2002 South American Games, with the finals held on Sunday August 4, 2002 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Adriano Yamamoto (BRA) | |
Oscar Castillo (PER) | |
Emiliano Cassineri (ARG) | |
Gonzalo Moreno (CHI) |
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João Derly [2] (BRA) | |
Miguel Albarracin (ARG) | |
Derlly Vasquez Bernal (PER) | |
Juan Barahona (ECU) |
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Jorge Lencina (ARG) | |
Leandro da Cunha (BRA) | |
Jean-Pierre Choy (PER) | |
Juan José Paz (BOL) |
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Sebastian Pereira (BRA) | |
Rodrigo Lucenti (ARG) | |
Alejandro Lesperguer (CHI) | |
José Gonzales (ECU) |
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Flávio Canto (BRA) | |
Alvaro Paseyro (URU) | |
Ariel Sganga (ARG) | |
Raul Vergara (CHI) |
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Renato Dagnino (BRA) | |
Milton Terra (URU) | |
Gabriel Lama (CHI) | |
Diego Rosati (ARG) |
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Mário Sabino (BRA) | |
Andrés Loforte (ARG) |
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Carlos Cisneros (ARG) | |
Alexandre Mangueira (BRA) |
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Daniel Hernandes (BRA) | |
Gabriel Lama (CHI) | |
Alfredo Paniagua (BOL) | |
Milton Terra (URU) |
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Glenda Miranda (ECU) | |
Anderessa Fernandes (BRA) | |
Maria Sosa (URU) |
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Carla Delgado (PER) | |
Alba Palomino (ECU) | |
Daniela Polzin (BRA) |
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Katia Maia (BRA) | |
Liliana Delgado (PER) | |
Valeria Palomino (ECU) |
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Tânia Ferreira (BRA) | |
Diana Villavicencio (ECU) | |
Kathia Varcalcel (PER) |
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Cristiane Parmigiano (BRA) | |
Daniela Krukower (ARG) | |
Diana Maza (ECU) |
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Cristina Sebastião (BRA) | |
Diana Chalá (ECU) |
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Rosangela Conceição (BRA) |
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Carmen Chalá (ECU) | |
Luzia Fernandes (BRA) |
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Viviane de Olivieira (BRA) | |
Carmen Chalá (ECU) |
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