2023-11-04 03:54:00
– Check out the AlAireLibre.cl special on the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games
He Team Chile made history this Friday in the medal table of the Santiago 2023 Gamessince it reached a record of 51 medals, the best harvest in Pan American Games, surpassing the previous record from Lima 2019.
The medal harvest was achieved thanks to the medals won this Friday: Enrique Villalón’s gold in karateand the silver ones of Maria José Mailliard (rafting), The Devils (men’s field hockey) and La Roja in women’s football.
The record that Chile will seek to beat this weekend will be the gold medals in Lima, since 13 gold medals were achieved in Peruvian lands.
In the general medal table, The United States reached 100 gold medals (234 in total), being absolute dominator on the podium. Brazil is second (56 golds), while Mexico added 42, distancing itself from Canada in the fight for third place.
Check the medal table and the winners of Team Chile below:
Chilean gold medals (9)
Francisca Crovetto – Skeet shooting
Emile Ritter – Nautical skiing
Magdalena Nannig, Victoria Hostetter, Melita Abraham, Antonia Abraham – Rowing, women’s coxless four
Antonia Liewald and Isidora Niemeyer – Rowing, Women’s Lightweight Double Pair of Short Rows
Alfredo Abraham, Ignacio Abraham, Nahuel Reyes and Marcelo Poo – Rowing, men’s coxless four
Lucas Nervi – Athletics, discus throw
Santiago Ford – Athletics, decathlon
Martina Weil – Athletics, women’s 400 meters
Enrique Villalón – Karate, -60 kilos
Silver medals (23)
Martín Vidaurre – Mountainbike cycling Catalina Vidaurre – Mountainbike cycling Hugo Catrileo – Marathon Melita Abraham, Antonia Abraham, Christina Hostetter and Victoria Hostetter – rowing, four pairs of short female oars Brahim Alvayay, Óscar Vásquez, Francisco Lapostol and Andoni Habash – rowing, four pairs men’s short oars Agustina Varas – water skiing, women’s jumping 3×3 Basketball César Abaroa and Eber Sanhueza – Rowing, men’s lightweight double pair of short oars Men’s Taekwondo team Antonia and Melita Abraham – Rowing, women’s double pair of short oars Antonia Abraham, Melita Abraham, Alfredo Abraham, Ignacio Abraham, Oscar Vásquez, Francisco Lapostol, Magdalena Nannig, Victoria Hostetter and Isidora Soto – Rowing, Mixed Eight with coxswain. Kristel Köbrich – Swimming, women’s 1,500 meter freestyle Tomás Barrios and Alejandro Tabilo – Tennis, men’s doubles. Jorge Pérez – Judo, at 81 kilos. Tomás Barrios – Tennis, men’s singles. Rafael Cortez – Surf, Longboard Thomas Briceño – Judo, -100 kgs. Francisco Solís – Judo, +100 kgs. Pablo Núñez – Sword fencing Martina Weil, Isidora Jiménez, Anaís Hernández and María Ignacia Montt – Athletics, women’s 4×100 María José Mailliard – Sprint canoeing, C1 women’s 200 meters Los Diablos – Men’s Field Hockey La Roja – Women’s Soccer
Bronze medals (19)
Aranza Villalón – Time trial cycling Claudia Gallardo – Taekwondo -67 kilos Óscar Vásquez, Marcelo Poo, Brahim Alvayay, Francisco Lapostol, Alfredo Abraham, Ignacio Abraham, Nahuel Reyes, Andoni Habash and Isidora Soto – Rowing, eight with coxswain Matías González – Water skiing, tricks. Ignacia Holscher – Water skiing, wakeboarding Women’s 3×3 basketball Christina Hostetter, Antonia Liewald, Antonia Pichott, Victoria Hostetter, Antonia Abraham, Melita Abraham, Magdalena Nannig, Isidora Niemeyer and Issis Correa – Rowing, Women’s coxed eight Martín Labra – Water skiing, Overall men’s Jacob Decar – Track cycling, omnium Denisse Bravo – Women’s boxing Catalina Soto – Track cycling, omnium Esteban Grimalt and Marco Grimalt, beach volleyball Paulina Vega and Nicolás Burgos – Table tennis, mixed doubles Paulina Vega and Daniela Ortega – Tennis table, women’s doubles Nicolás Burgos and Gustavo Gómez – Table tennis, men’s doubles Analía Fernández – Fencing, women’s individual epee Martín Kouyoumdjian – Athletics, men’s 400 meters Ana María Pinto and Giselle Delgado – Squash Antonia Valdés – Wrestling, women’s 53 kilos
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