Swimming at the 2018 South American Games

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Swimming
at the 2018 South American Games
2018 South American Games Swimming.png 2018 South American Games Open water swimming.png
VenueG.A.M.C. Aquatics Center
Dates27 May – 1 June
Nations12
  2014
2022  

The swimming competitions at the 2018 South American Games in Cochabamba took place from 27 to 30 May at the G.A.M.C. Aquatics Center at Mariscal Santa Cruz Park. Open water swimming events were held on 1 June at La Angostura Lake.

Contents

Medal summary

Men [1]

EventGoldSilverBronze
50m freestyle Renzo Tjon-A-Joe
Flag of Suriname.svg  Suriname
22.65 Cristian Quintero
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
22.71 André Calvelo
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
22.80
100m freestyle Breno Correia
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
49.40 Cristian Quintero
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
49.86 Renzo Tjon-A-Joe
Flag of Suriname.svg  Suriname
50.12
200m freestyle Fernando Scheffer
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:50.75 Cristian Quintero
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
1:50.89 Benjamin Hockin
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
1:52.03
400m freestyle Guilherme Costa
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
3:57.31 Rafael Davila
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
3:58.92 Esteban Enderica
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
4:01.62
1500m freestyle Esteban Enderica
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
15:38.16 Guilherme Costa
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
15:46.60 Rafael Davila
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
16:08.12
100m backstroke Gabriel Fantoni
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
55.89 Omar Pinzón
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
56.31 Charles Hockin
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
56.65
200m backstroke Gabriel Fantoni
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:04.41 Matías López
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
2:04.62 Omar Pinzón
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:05.37
100m breaststroke Jorge Murillo
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
1:01.14
GR
Renato Prono
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
1:02.10 Carlos Mahecha
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
1:03.13
200m breaststroke Jorge Murillo
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:14.43
GR
Carlos Mahecha
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:18.49 Juan Sequera
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
2:20.95
100m butterfly Kaue Carvalho
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
53.90 Esnaider Reales
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
53.92 Matheus Gonche
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
54.41
200m butterfly Kaue Carvalho
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:02.37 David Arias
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:03.37 Miguel Armijos
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
2:05.17
200m individual medley Omar Pinzón
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:06.37 Juan Sequera
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
2:06.58 Matías López
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
2:06.96
400m individual medley Matías López
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
4:38.76 Andy Arteta
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
4:46.15 Gustavo Gutiérrez
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
4:49.26
4×100m freestyle relayFlag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Jesus López (50.96)
Bryan Chavez (49.70)
Alberto Mestre Jr. (49.73)
Cristian Quintero (49.13)
3:19.52Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Marco Ferreira Júnior (50.90)
Breno Correia (48.99)
André Luiz de Souza (50.20)
Fernando Scheffer (50.04)
3:20.13Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Cardenio Fernández (52.25)
Esnaider Reales (51.82)
Carlos Mahecha (51.78)
David Arias (51.67)
3:27.52
4×200m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Breno Correia (1:48.30) GR
André Luiz de Souza (1:53.92)
Kaue Carvalho (1:53.67)
Fernando Scheffer (1:55.80)
7:31.69Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Bryan Chavez (1:54.00)
Andy Arteta (1:56.37)
Rafael Davila (1:56.53)
Cristian Quintero (1:52.89)
7:39.79Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Juan Morales (1:55.01)
Omar Pinzón (2:03.30)
David Arias (1:57.16)
Esnaider Reales (1:54,64)
7:50.11
4×100m medley relayFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Omar Pinzón (56.24)
Jorge Murillo (1:00.78)
Esnaider Reales (54.12)
Cardenio Fernández (51.69)
3:42.83Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Gabriel Fanton (55.54)
Yuri Vieira (1:04.34)
Kaue Carvalho (53.93)
Marco Ferreira Júnior (49.34)
3:43.15Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Robinson Molina (57.81)
Juan Sequera (1:03.08)
Bryan Chavez (54.92)
Cristian Quintero (49.18)
3:44.99
10 km open water Esteban Enderica
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
1:52:01.52 Diego Vera
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
1:52:19.89 Wilder Carreño
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
1:54:50.94

Women [2]

EventGoldSilverBronze
50m freestyle Isabella Arcila
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
25.25
GR
Karen Torrez
Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Bolivia
25.60 Jeserik Pinto
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
25.96
100m freestyle Isabella Arcila
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
55.81 Karen Torrez
Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Bolivia
56.41 Jeserik Pinto
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
56.66
200m freestyle Gabrielle Roncatto
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:04.61 Rafaela Raurich
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:04.80 María Álvarez
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:04.90
400m freestyle Kristel Köbrich
Flag of Chile.svg  Chile
4:19.58 Gabrielle Roncatto
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
4:25.70 María Álvarez
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
4:25.88
800m freestyle Kristel Köbrich
Flag of Chile.svg  Chile
8:47.82 Samantha Arévalo
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
9:00.95 Beatriz Dizotti
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
9:02.76
100m backstroke Isabella Arcila
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
1:01.82 Fernanda de Goeij
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:02.94 McKenna DeBever
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
1:04.88
200m backstroke Andrea Hurtado
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
2:19.13 Fernanda de Goeij
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:19.55 Laura Melo
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:22.94
100m breaststroke Ana Carolina Vieira
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:11.59 Mercedes Toledo
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
1:11.83 Bruna Monteiro Leme
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:11.84
200m breaststroke Bruna Monteiro Leme
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:35.67 Beatriz Brandão Lysy
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:35.79 Mercedes Toledo
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
2:37.16
100m butterfly Jeserik Pinto
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
1:00.70 Karen Torrez
Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Bolivia
1:00.96 Clarissa Rodrigues
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:02.40
200m butterfly Beatriz Dizotti
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:18.59 Azra Avdic
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
2:20.37 María Román
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
2:21.98
200m individual medley Gabrielle Roncatto
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:20.11 Bruna Monteiro Leme
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
2:20.88 McKenna DeBever
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
2:21.25
400m individual medley Gabrielle Roncatto
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
5:04.91 Azra Avdic
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
5:05.02 María Román
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
5:12.72
4×100m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Ana Carolina Vieira (57.63)
Camila Mello (56.70)
Clarissa Rodrigues (58.00)
Rafaela Raurich (57.88)
3:50.21Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Valentina Becerra (59.94)
Karen Durango (1:00.14)
María Álvarez (58.24)
Isabella Arcila (56.19)
3:54.21Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Fabiana Pesce (1:00.35)
Andrea Garrido (59.60)
Mariangela Cincotti (1:00.35)
Jeserik Pinto (56.11)
3:56.41
4×200m freestyle relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Ana Carolina Vieira (2:05.86)
Camila Mello (2:04.54)
Rafaela Raurich
Gabrielle Roncatto
8:31.93Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Karen Durango (2:09.89)
María Román (2:09.68)
Isabella Arcila (2:07.67)
María Álvarez (2:05.60)
8:32.84Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
Jessica Cattaneo (2:08.05)
Azra Avdic (2:06.93)
Andrea Hurtado (2:10.32)
María Bramont-Arias (2:10.99)
8:36.29
4×100m medley relayFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Fernanda de Goeij (1:03.61)
Ana Carolina Vieira (1:11.40)
Clarissa Rodrigues (1:02.06)
Rafaela Raurich (56.61)
4:13.68Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Isabella Arcila (1:02.57)
Karina Vivas (1:11.53)
Valentina Becerra (1:02.55)
María Álvarez (57.68)
4:14.33Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
Andrea Hurtado (1:06.76)
McKenna DeBever (1:16.30)
Azra Avdic (1:04.81)
Jessica Cattaneo (58.63)
4:26.50
10 km open water Samantha Arévalo
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
2:05:49 Romina Imwinkelried
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
2:06:47 Nataly Caldas
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
2:10:25

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