Two women climbed onto the podium and three obtained diplomas, the Colombian delegation continues its successful participation in Paris 2024. In addition, they qualified for two finals in Para athletics.
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Colombia has 22 medals, 5 gold, 6 silver and 11 bronze. Photo courtesy of: Colombian Paralympic Committee.
The medalsThe women’s Para road cycling and Para athletics events were dominated by the women’s Para athletics events. Paula Ossa won bronze in the road event (C4-5), after 1h:55’44 over 71 km, becoming the first Colombian woman to win a medal in this sport. Xiomara Saldarriaga also won third place in the discus throw (F38), with a time of 38.36m.
The diplomas were awarded to:
- Ana Lucía Pinto in Para powerlifting 61 kg, lifted 113 kg on the first attempt and took seventh place.
- Bertha Fernández, Para powerlifting 67 kg, lifted 131 kg in her second attempt and took fifth place.
- María Salomé Henao, eighth place in discus throw (F38) with a record of 33.01 meters.
- David Felipe Rendón, Para swimming 400 m freestyle (S6) with a time of 05:23.82, finishing in eighth position.
Karen Palomeque in Para athletics, qualified for the 400m final (T38) in which she will compete tomorrow September 7 at 1:35 pm, while Luis Fernando Lara will run the final in 400m (T47) at 2 pm
This is the schedule for this Saturday for Colombians in Paris:
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2:35 AM DANIELA CAROLINA MUNEVAR (C1-3) ROAD TEST – FINAL
5:45 AM JUAN JOSÉ BETANCOURT (T1-2) ROAD TEST – FINAL
- For Swimming:
3:16 AM LAURA GONZALEZ – 100M Butterfly (S8)
3:25 AM CARLOS DANIEL SERRANO – 50M Butterfly (S7)
3:31 AM SARA VARGAS – ZHARITH RODRIGUEZ – 50M MARIPOSA (S7)
3:47 A.M. GABRIELA OVIEDO, 200M Libre (SM5)
- For Athletics
3:04 AM MAURICIO VALENCIA – DIEGO MENESES, Shot Put (F34)
4:51 AM YESICA PAOLA MUÑOZ, Shot Put (F40)
12:00 PM JHON SEBASTIAN OBANDO, Long Jump (T20) – FINAL
1:35 PM KAREN TATIANA PALOMEQUE, 400 M (T38) – FINAL
2:00 PM LUIS FERNANDO LARA RODALLEGA, 400M (T47)- FINAL
- Football for the Blind
COLOMBIA VS BRAZIL – BRONZE MEDAL
- Weightlifting
11:35 A.M. FABIO TORRES – 97 KG – FINAL
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2024-09-07 02:04:35
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Colombia’s Successful Participation in Paris 2024 Paralympics
The Colombian delegation continues to make waves in the Paris 2024 Paralympics, with two women climbing onto the podium and three athletes receiving diplomas. Additionally, the team has qualified for two finals in Para athletics.
Medal Tally
Colombia has accumulated a total of 22 medals, comprising 5 gold, 6 silver, and 11 bronze medals. Paula Ossa made history by becoming the first Colombian woman to win a medal in Para road cycling, securing bronze in the road event (C4-5) with a time of 1h:55’44 over 71 km. Xiomara Saldarriaga also took home bronze in the discus throw (F38) with a record of 38.36m.
Diplomas Awarded
Four athletes received diplomas for their outstanding performances:
Ana Lucía Pinto in Para powerlifting 61 kg, lifting 113 kg on the first attempt and taking seventh place.
Bertha Fernández in Para powerlifting 67 kg, lifting 131 kg in her second attempt and taking fifth place.
María Salomé Henao in discus throw (F38) with a record of 33.01 meters, finishing eighth.
David Felipe Rendón in Para swimming 400 m freestyle (S6) with a time of 05:23.82, finishing eighth.
Upcoming Events
Colombian athletes are gearing up for a busy Saturday in Paris. Karen Palomeque has qualified for the 400m final (T38) and will compete at 1:35 pm, while Luis Fernando Lara will participate in the 400m final (T47) at 2 pm.
Saturday’s Schedule
Here is the schedule for Colombian athletes on Saturday:
2:35 AM: Daniela Carolina Munevar (C1-3) Road Test – Final
5:45 AM: Juan José Betancourt (T1-2) Road Test – Final
* For Swimming:
+ 3:16 AM: Laura Gonzalez – 100M Butterfly (S8)
+ 3:25 AM: Carlos Daniel Serrano – 50M Butterfly (S7)
+ 3:31 AM: Sara Vargas – Zharith Rodriguez – 50M
Colombia Shines at the 2024 Paris Paralympics
Colombia Shines at the 2024 Paris Paralympics
The Colombian delegation has made a remarkable impact at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, with two women climbing onto the podium and three others securing diplomas in various events. This achievement is a testament to the country’s steady progress in the Paralympic Games, which is expected to continue throughout the competition.
According to the official Paralympic website [[3]], Colombia has sent a team of 77 athletes to participate in the Paris 2024 Paralympics, marking a significant increase in the country’s representation at the Games. This growth is a reflection of Colombia’s commitment to promoting Paralympic sports and supporting athletes with disabilities.
Medal Wins and Diplomas
In the women’s Para road cycling event (C4-5), Paula Ossa made history by becoming the first Colombian woman to win a medal in this sport, claiming bronze with a time of 1h:55’44 over 71 km. Xiomara Saldarriaga also secured bronze in the discus throw (F38) with a throw of 38.36m.
In addition to these medal wins, four Colombian athletes earned diplomas in their respective events. Ana Lucía Pinto finished seventh in Para powerlifting 61 kg, lifting 113 kg on her first attempt. Bertha Fernández took fifth place in Para powerlifting 67 kg, lifting 131 kg in her second attempt. María Salomé Henao finished eighth in the discus throw (F38) with a record of 33.01 meters, while David Felipe Rendón finished eighth in Para swimming 400m freestyle (S6) with a time of 05:23.82.
Qualifications and Upcoming Events
Karen Palomeque has qualified for the 400m final (T38) in Para athletics, which will take place on September 7 at 1:35 pm. This is a significant achievement for Palomeque, who will be competing against the best athletes in the world.
Colombia’s success at the Paris 2024 Paralympics is a result of the country’s focused efforts to develop Paralympic sports and provide support to athletes with disabilities. As the competition continues, fans can expect to see more exciting performances from the Colombian delegation.
Colombia’s Medal Count
As of September 7, Colombia has won a total of 22 medals at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, comprising 5 gold, 6 silver, and 11 bronze medals [[1]]. This achievement is a significant improvement from previous Paralympic Games, and Colombia’s athletes are expected to continue making their mark on the competition.
Sources:
[1] Team Colombia Medallists | Paris 2024 Paralympics –
[2] Colombia at the 2024 Summer Paralympics – <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colombiaatthe2024Summer_Paralympics>
[3] Paris 2024: Ambitious Colombia expand their horizons –