Tennis has been an event at the South American Games since the first edition in 1978. Until 1986 it was known as the Southern Cross Games. [1]
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1978 | Andrés Gómez Ecuador | Diego Pérez Uruguay | Raúl Viver Ecuador |
1982 | Christian Miniussi Argentina | Roberto Azar Argentina | Claudio Santibáñez Chile |
1986 | Juan Pablo Queirolo Chile | Sergio Cortés Chile | Marcelo Filippini Uruguay |
1990 | Américo Venero Peru | Gonzalo Fernández Chile | Gastón Etlis Argentina |
1994 | Jimy Szymanski Venezuela | Pablo Campana Ecuador | Gustavo Kuerten Brazil Márcio Carlsson Brazil |
1998 | Sebastián Decoud Argentina | Claudio Alvarado Chile | Rodolfo Darvich Argentina Américo Venero Peru |
2002 | Martín Vilarrubí Uruguay | Alexandre Bonatto Brazil | Franco Ferreiro Brazil |
2006 | Nicolas Santos Brazil | Mauricio Doria Bolivia | Rasid Winklaar Netherlands Antilles |
2010 | Facundo Argüello Argentina | Agustín Velotti Argentina | Guilherme Clézar Brazil |
2014 | Facundo Bagnis Argentina | Guido Andreozzi Argentina | Paul Capdeville Chile |
2018 | Tomás Barrios Chile | Francisco Cerúndolo Argentina | Juan Pablo Varillas Peru |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1978 | Ecuador | Argentina | Uruguay |
1990 | Peru | Argentina | Chile |
1994 | Venezuela | Ecuador | Brazil Bolivia |
1998 | Ecuador | Chile | Peru Argentina |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1978 | Adriana Alvarez Argentina | Norah Moreno Argentina | Carlota Velazco Bolivia |
1982 | Mariana Pérez Roldán Argentina | Mercedes Paz Argentina | Manola Murillo Chile |
1986 | Patricia Miller Uruguay | Paulina Sepúlveda Chile | Macarena Miranda Chile |
1990 | Paula Cabezas Chile | Debora Garat Argentina | Karim Strohmeier Peru |
1994 | Paula Cabezas Chile | Claudia Brause Uruguay | María-Alejandra Quezada Chile Déborah Gaviria Peru |
1998 | Clarisa Fernández Argentina | Eugenia Chialvo Argentina | Paula Cabezas Chile Bárbara Castro Chile |
2002 | Larissa Carvalho Brazil | Marina Tavares Brazil | Soledad Esperón Argentina |
2006 | Teliana Pereira Brazil | Mariana Duque Colombia | Malena Gordo Argentina |
2010 | Cecilia Costa Melgar Chile | Verónica Cepede Royg Paraguay | Fernanda Brito Chile |
2014 | Paula Cristina Gonçalves Brazil | Verónica Cepede Royg Paraguay | Bianca Botto Peru |
2018 | Montserrat González Paraguay | Daniela Seguel Chile | Fernanda Brito Chile |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1978 | Argentina | Chile | Bolivia |
1990 | Chile | Argentina | Peru |
1994 | Chile | Venezuela | Ecuador Brazil |
1998 | Argentina | Chile | Ecuador Uruguay |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1978 | Adriana Alvarez Juan Carlos Yunis Argentina | Mariana Mattola Ricardo Rivera Argentina | Carlota Velasco Marcelo Valenzuela Bolivia |
1982 | Verónica Platz Alejandro Rudi Argentina | Manola Murillo Claudio Santibáñez Chile | Nives Missana Alan Chacon Venezuela |
1990 | Paula Cabezas Marcos Colignion Chile | Karim Strohmeier Américo Venero Peru | Melisa Castro Gonzalo Fernández Chile |
1994 | María Francesa Jimy Szymanski Venezuela | Nuria Niemes Pablo Campana Ecuador | Marcia Komlos Gustavo Kuerten Brazil Carla Jimenez Pablo Ugarte Bolivia |
2010 | Adriana Pérez Ricardo Rodríguez Venezuela | Verónica Cepede Diego Galeano Paraguay | Paula Ormaechea Diego Schwartzman Argentina |
2014 | David Souto and Adriana Pérez Venezuela | Nicolás Jarry and Camila Silva Chile | Jorge Aguilar and Andrea Koch Benvenuto Chile |
2018 | Roberto Maytín Aymet Uzcátegui Venezuela | Tomás Farjat Melany Krywoj Argentina | Gonzalo Lama Alexa Guarachi Chile |
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