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XXIII South American Youth Championships in Athletics
Dates12–13 November
Host cityConcordia, Argentina Argentina
VenueCentro de Desarrollo Deportivo
LevelYouth
Events39
Participation11 nations

The 23rd South American Youth Championships in Athletics were held in Concordia, Argentina on 12 and 13 November 2016.

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
+1.8 m/s
Vinicius Rocha Moraes
 Brazil
10.36 GR Tryell Peters
 Guyana
10.68 Sebastián Hood
 Chile
10.81
200 metres
-3.9 m/s
Vinicius Rocha Moraes
 Brazil
21.41 GR[1] Cleverson Pereira Junior
 Brazil
21.93 Daniel Williams
 Guyana
22.11
400 metres Bruno Benedito da Silva
 Brazil
48.12 Daniel Williams
 Guyana
48.57 Cleverson Pereira Junior
 Brazil
48.94
800 metres Max Paulo dos Santos
 Brazil
1:56.79 Marco Vilca
 Peru
1:58.37 Diego Facundo Alegre
 Argentina
1:58.98
1500 metres José Miguel Costa
 Brazil
4:09.97 Andrés Mauricio Carrillo
 Colombia
4:10.44 Pablo Cárdenas
 Chile
4:11.01
3000 metres Jhonathan Pulido
 Colombia
8:45.39 Alexander Huanca
 Peru
8:46.98 José Zabala
 Argentina
8:50.54
110 metres hurdles (91.4 cm) +0.4 m/s Marcos Morley
 Ecuador
13.55 GR Diego Alejandro Vivas
 Colombia
14.27 Cristobal Victoriano
 Chile
14.32
400 metres hurdles (84 cm) Caio Giovani Martins
 Brazil
53.00 Cristobal Muñoz
 Chile
53.45 Luciano Techeira
 Uruguay
54.48
2000 m steeplechase Jeferson Alberto dos Santos
 Brazil
6:00.20 Edwar Condori
 Peru
6:02.75 José Armando Sánchez
 Ecuador
6:11.09
10,000 m track walk David Hurtado
 Ecuador
43:16.07 Sebastián Felipe Merchán
 Colombia
43:48.63 Yhojan Melillan
 Chile
45:08.47
High jump Francisco Moraga
 Chile
2.00 Daniel Williams
 Guyana
2.00 Luiz Gustavo de Brito
 Brazil
2.00
Pole vault Lucca Torres
 Brazil
4.90 Agustin Zulueta
 Chile
4.50 Eduardo Martín
 Chile
4.40
Long jump Gabriel Menezes Oliveira
 Brazil
7.45 Yeimer Palacios
 Colombia
7.45 Juan David Moreno
 Colombia
7.37
Triple jump Gabriel Menezes Oliveira
 Brazil
15.45 Yeimer Palacios
 Colombia
15.31 Juan Luis Eguiguren
 Chile
14.23
Shot put (5 kg) Saymon Hoffmann
 Brazil
19.67 Claudio Romero
 Chile
19.14 Nicolas Tieri
 Argentina
18.98
Discus throw (1.5 kg) Saymon Hoffmann
 Brazil
60.92 GR Claudio Romero
 Chile
60.49 Vitor Motin
 Brazil
57.64
Hammer throw (5 kg) Alejandro Medina
 Paraguay
75.18 Alencar Pereira
 Brazil
74.39 Roberto Montiel
 Chile
67.15
Javelin throw (700 kg) Pedro Henrique Rodrigues
 Brazil
77.30 Joel Benítez
 Venezuela
69.10 Ignacio Toledo
 Chile
64.83
Decathlon (youth) Damian Moretta
 Argentina
6525 GR Nicolás Pérez
 Argentina
5965 Diego Arias
 Chile
5910
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
+0.5 m/s
Lorraine Martins
 Brazil
11.78 Romina Cifuentes
 Ecuador
11.81 Gabriela Mourão
 Brazil
11.82
200 metres
-2.2 m/s
Romina Cifuentes
 Ecuador
24.44 Gabriela Mourão
 Brazil
24.90 Lorraine Martins
 Brazil
24.98
400 metres Tiffani Beatriz Marinho
 Brazil
54.90 Tania Caicedo
 Ecuador
55.87 Angie Nagles
 Colombia
56.13
800 metres Pamela Milano
 Venezuela
2:17.58 Pamela Dias
 Brazil
2:18.20 Valeria Cornejo
 Chile
2:18.42
1500 metres María Paula Guerrero
 Colombia
4:51.88 Leidy Ortiz
 Colombia
4:54.76 Isabelle Cristina de Almeida
 Brazil
4:55.63
3000 metres Agustina Boucherie
 Argentina
10:26.80 Virginia Huatorongo
 Peru
10:28.20 Sonia Salazar
 Peru
10:28.47
100 metres hurdles (76.2 cm) +2.8 m/s Micaela Rosa de Mello
 Brazil
13.54 GR[2] Yoveini Mota
 Venezuela
13.68 Yuly Andrea Quinto
 Colombia
13.95
400 metres hurdles Rita de Cassia Silva
 Brazil
60.78 Micaela Rosa de Mello
 Brazil
61.33 Oriana Prieto
 Argentina
62.09
2000 m steeplechase Clara Baiocchi
 Argentina
6:56.62 Heidi Bola
 Colombia
7:03.26 Giovanna Domene
 Brazil
7:19.25
4600 m track walk[3] Glenda Quiñónez
 Ecuador
Maryluz Andia
 Peru
Laura Cristina Chalarca
 Colombia
High jump María Fernanda Murillo
 Colombia
1.85 GR Victoria Rozas
 Chile
1.73 María Parra
 Venezuela
1.70
Pole vault Ana Gabriela Quiñónez
 Ecuador
3.90 =GR, NR Carmen Villanueva
 Venezuela
3.90 =GR Isabel de Quadros
 Brazil
3.70
Long jump Yuly Quinto
 Colombia
6.13 GR Valentina Leiva
 Chile
5.99w Chantoba Bright
 Guyana
5.94w
Triple jump Leidy Marcela Cuesta
 Colombia
13.20w GR[4] Mirieli Santos
 Brazil
13.08w Liz Levrino
 Argentina
12.32w
Shot put (3 kg) Dayna Toledo
 Chile
17.24 GR Gleice Stefanie de Castro
 Brazil
16.15 Fernanda Holguin
 Ecuador
14.69
Discus throw Catalina Bravo
 Chile
44.57 Valquiria Meurer
 Brazil
42.37 Yosiris Córdoba
 Colombia
36.27
Hammer throw (3 kg) Mariana García
 Chile
64.31 GR Ximena Zorrilla
 Peru
60.65 Antonella Creazzola
 Venezuela
59.02
Javelin throw (500 g) Yuleixi Angulo
 Ecuador
51.20 Fabielle Ferreira
 Brazil
49.40 Yudi Rivera
 Ecuador
46.92
Heptathlon (youth) Naiuri Rigo Krein
 Brazil
4811 Mariangeles Manno
 Argentina
4390 Neurelis Manzanillo
 Venezuela
4366
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Mixed

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mixed 4 × 400 metres relay  Brazil
Bruno Benedito da Silva
Rita de Cassia Silva
Tiffani Beatriz Marinho
Cleverson Pereira Junior
3:30.12  Chile
Karina Mendoza
Andres Orrego
Katherine Córdoba
Cristóbal Muñoz
3:36.48  Colombia
Angie Nagles
Manuel Henao
María Paula Guerrero
Kevin Angarita
3:37.24

Medal table

[5]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Brazil (BRA)199836
2 Ecuador (ECU)62311
3 Colombia (COL)57719
4 Chile (CHI)471021
5 Argentina (ARG)32510
6 Venezuela (VEN)1337
7 Paraguay (PAR)1001
8 Peru (PER)0617
9 Guyana (GUY)0325
10 Uruguay (URU)0011
Totals (10 entries)393940118

References

  1. ^ Games record with 21.16 in the heats
  2. ^ Games record with wind-legal 13.73 in the heats
  3. ^ As the distance was 4600 metres instead of the regular 5000 due to a mistake, no times were recorded although the placing were used to give out medals and award team points
  4. ^ Games record with wind-legal 13.06
  5. ^ Medal table[permanent dead link]