Venezuela had a decent performance at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games / Photo: Vencopaven Press
Venezuela concluded its participation in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games after winning six medals, placing 34th in the country ranking.
The national delegation won three gold medals, two silver medals and one bronze medal in a competition that took place from August 28 to September 8 in the capital of France.
China took first place in the medal table with 220 medals (94 gold, 76 silver and 50 bronze), followed by Great Britain with 124 (49 gold, 44 silver and 31 bronze) and the United States with 105 (36 gold, 42 silver and 27 bronze).
Outstanding
The yellow circles of the Creole representation were obtained by Enderson Santos (para-athletics), Clara Fuentes (para-power) and Naybis Morillo (para-athletics).
The silver medals went to Lisbeli Vera (para-athletics) and Alejandra Pérez (para-athletics), while the bronze medal went to Marcos Blanco (para-judo).
In addition to these medals, Venezuela also won 12 Paralympic diplomas through Franyelis Vargas (para-athletics), Yomaira Cohen (para-athletics), Emma Rodríguez (para-triathlon), Alejandra Pérez (para-athletics), Leonela Vera (para-athletics), Linda Pérez (para-athletics), Luis Rodríguez (para-athletics), Belkis Mota (para-swimming), Paola García (para-athletics), Edwards Valera (para-athletics), Linda Pérez (para-athletics) and Danitza Sanabria (para-judo).
Valencia / Joseph Ñambre
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2024-09-10 09:23:14
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Venezuela Shines at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
The Venezuelan team has concluded its participation in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, securing a respectable 34th place in the country ranking with a total of six medals. The national delegation won three gold medals, two silver medals, and one bronze medal in the competition held from August 28 to September 8 in the French capital.
Outstanding Performances
The gold medal winners for Venezuela were Enderson Santos in para-athletics [[2]], Clara Fuentes in para-powerlifting, and Naybis Morillo in para-athletics. Their outstanding performances brought pride to the nation and showcased the country’s talent in these disciplines.
In addition, Lisbeli Vera and Alejandra Pérez in para-athletics won silver medals, while Marcos Blanco in para-judo secured a bronze medal.
Medal Count
The top three countries in the medal table were China with an impressive 220 medals (94 gold, 76 silver, and 50 bronze), followed by Great Britain with 124 medals (49 gold, 44 silver, and 31 bronze), and the United States with 105 medals (36 gold, 42 silver, and 27 bronze).
Venezuelan Powerlifter Sets Record
One notable highlight from the Games was the powerlifting champion from Venezuela, who set a Games record in her event, as reported by AP News [[3]]. Her impressive performance earned her a well-deserved recognition and inspired many with her determination and skill.
Official Sources
The official websites of the Paralympic Games [[1]]and the International Paralympic Committee [[2]]provide a comprehensive list of medal winners and statistics from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Venezuela’s performance at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was a testament to the country’s commitment to promoting and supporting athletes with disabilities. The nation can take pride in its medal winners and look forward to future success in international competitions.
Venezuela Shines at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
The Venezuelan team has concluded its participation in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, securing a respectable 34th place in the country ranking with a total of six medals. The national delegation won three gold medals, two silver medals, and one bronze medal in the competition held from August 28 to September 8 in the French capital.
Outstanding Performances
The gold medal winners for Venezuela were Enderson Santos in para-athletics [[2]], Clara Fuentes in para-powerlifting, and Naybis Morillo in para-athletics. Their outstanding performances brought pride to the nation and showcased the country’s talent in these disciplines.
In addition, Lisbeli Vera and Alejandra Pérez in para-athletics won silver medals, while Marcos Blanco in para-judo secured a bronze medal.
Medal Count
The top three countries in the medal table were China with an impressive 220 medals (94 gold, 76 silver, and 50 bronze), followed by Great Britain with 124 medals (49 gold, 44 silver, and 31 bronze), and the United States with 105 medals (36 gold, 42 silver, and 27 bronze).
Venezuelan Powerlifter Sets Record
One notable highlight from the Games was the powerlifting champion from Venezuela, who set a Games record in her event, as reported by AP News [[3]]. Her impressive performance earned her a well-deserved recognition and inspired many with her determination and skill.
Official Sources
The official websites of the Paralympic Games [[1]]and the International Paralympic Committee [[2]]provide a comprehensive list of medal winners and statistics for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Team Venezuela Schedule and Entries
For those interested in following Team Venezuela’s schedule and entries, the official Olympic website [[1]]provides a detailed breakdown of the team’s events and athletes participating in the Paralympic Games.
NPC Entries
The International Paralympic Committee’s website [[2]]also offers a comprehensive list of NPC entries for Venezuela, including sport-specific data and athlete profiles.
Social Media Buzz
Lisbeli Vera, a Paralympic champion from Venezuela, shared her excitement for the Games, saying “In Paris 2024, I want to make history again” [[3]]. Her post sparked a buzz on social media, inspiring many with her dedication and passion for the sport.
Venezuela’s performance at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was a testament to the country’s talent and determination. With six medals and 12 Paralympic diplomas, the team demonstrated its capabilities and earned recognition on the international stage.