2012 South American Youth Championships in Athletics

XXI South American Youth Championships in Athletics
Dates	October 26–28
Host city	Mendoza, Argentina
Venue	Parque San Martín
Level	Youth
Events	40
Participation	316/307 + 1 guest athletes from 10 + 1 guest nations
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The 21st South American Youth Championships in Athletics were held at the Parque San Martín in Mendoza, Argentina between October 26–28, 2012. A detailed discussion of the results was given elsewhere.^[1]

Medal summary

Complete results can be found on the CONSUDATLE website. Detailed result lists can also be found on the "World Junior Athletics History" website.^[2]

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: -1.9 m/s)	Arturo Deliser (PAN)	10.95	Yeiker Mendoza (VEN)	10.99	Sebastian Acevedo (ARG)	11.06
200 metres (wind: -1.0 m/s)	Arturo Deliser (PAN)	21.31	Vitor dos Santos (BRA)	21.49	Jonatan Rodrigues (BRA)	21.84
400 metres	William Landazury (COL)	48.88	Eudy Roberti (VEN)	49.03	Rafael Peres (BRA)	49.08
800 metres	Jorge Collares (URU)	1:51.69	Marcello Marques (BRA)	1:52.01	Lucas Rodrigues (BRA)	1:52.13
1500 metres	Eric Pomaski (ARG)	4:05.28	Cristofer Jarpa (CHI)	4:05.77	Alexandre Barbosa (BRA)	4:06.88
3000 metres	Thiago André (BRA)	8:34.47	Camilo Aguillon (COL)	8:43.04	Victor da Silva (BRA)	8:46.03
110 metres hurdles (wind: -2.6 m/s)	João Bento (BRA)	14.14	Francisco López (CHI)	14.42	Daniel da Silva (BRA)	14.54
400 metres hurdles	Wilson Bello (VEN)	52.62	Alejandro Díaz (VEN)	52.63	Rafael Mello (BRA)	52.63
2000 m steeplechase	Mateo Rossetto (ARG)	6:07.55	Felipe Rocha e Pinto (BRA)	6:11.98	Felipe Bastias (CHI)	6:15.41
High jump	Yohan Chaverra (COL)	2.10 CR	Thiago Moura (BRA)	2.07	Daniel Cortés (COL)	2.01
Pole vault	Matias Guerrero (CHI)	4.40	Leonardo dos Santos (BRA)	4.10	Nicolas Nascimento (BRA)	4.10
Long jump	Gabriel Constantino (BRA)	7.35 (wind: 0.2 m/s)	Álvaro Cortez (CHI)	7.32 (wind: 0.5 m/s)	Diego Hernández (VEN)	7.26 (wind: 1.5 m/s)
Triple jump	Mateus de Sá (BRA)	15.26 (wind: 0.7 m/s)	Álvaro Cortez (CHI)	15.03 (wind: 0.9 m/s)	Bruno de Souza (BRA)	14.73 (wind: 1.3 m/s)
Shot put	Félipe Leal (BRA)	18.23	Alesander Valencia (COL)	18.08	Rogerio de Sousa (BRA)	17.97
Discus throw	Giovanni Bonilla (CHI)	57.00	Félipe Leal (BRA)	56.83	Valdivino dos Santos (BRA)	53.18
Hammer throw	Joaquín Gómez (ARG)	81.15 CR	Humberto Mansilla (CHI)	66.61	Gabriel Kehr (CHI)	66.49
Javelin throw	Alesander Valencia (COL)	64.08	Welington Morais (BRA)	63.59	Santiago de la Fuente (CHI)	61.83
Octathlon	Jefferson Santos (BRA)	6141 CR	Andrés Sandoval (CHI)	5673	Alejandro Bregagnolo (ARG)	5526
10000 m race walk	Brayan Fuentes (COL)	47:05.21	Hiago Garcia (BRA)	47:41.73	Pablo Rodríguez (BOL)	49:19.56
1000m Medley relay (100m x 200m x 300m x 400m)	Brazil Jonatan Rodrigues Vitor dos Santos Gabriel dos Santos Rafael Peres	1:55.50	Venezuela Diego Hernández Yeiker Mendoza Wilson Bello Eudy Roberti	1:55.98	Chile Camilo González Francisco López Rodrigo Mancilla Nicolas Vironneau	1:57.29

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: -3.3 m/s)	Tamiris de Liz (BRA)	11.99	Ingrid Barros (BRA)	12.41	Noelia Martínez (ARG)	12.50
200 metres (wind: 1.8 m/s)	Letícia de Souza (BRA)	24.30	Noelia Martínez (ARG)	24.56	Valeria Baron (ARG)	24.94
400 metres	Melissa Torres (COL)	55.20	Diana Cruz (COL)	57.07	Ester Melo (BRA)	57.28
800 metres	Ana Silva (BRA)	2:12.60	Pia Fernández (URU)	2:13.64	Laura Martínez (COL)	2:14.22
1500 metres	Marguie Ryvera (COL)	4:37.58	Carolina Lozano (ARG)	4:43.33	Karen Olivera (PER)	4:44.55
3000 metres	Evelyn Escobar (PER)	10:09.88	Sunilda Lozano (PER)	10:14.14	Nathalia Ramalho (BRA)	10:18.75
100 metres hurdles (wind: -3.3 m/s)	Génesis Romero (VEN)	14.32	Laís Rodrigues (BRA)	14.61	Diana Bazalar (PER)	14.69
400 metres hurdles	Cardonna Briannill (VEN)	1:01.49	Taina Pantoja (BRA)	1:02.92	Nina Policarpo (BRA)	1:02.97
2000 m steeplechase	Zulema Arenas (PER)	6:40.28	Lucy Basilio (PER)	7:08.69	Thayna de Melo (BRA)	7:14.77
High jump	Ana de Oliveira (BRA)	1.76 CR	Lorena Aires (URU)	1.71	Fiorella Chiappe (ARG)	1.71
Pole vault	Noelina Madarieta (ARG)	3.65	Fernanda Carabias (CHI)	3.50	Juliana Campos (BRA)	3.45
Long jump	Gabriele dos Santos (BRA)	5.79 (wind: 0.4 m/s)	Aries Sánchez (VEN)	5.64 (wind: 0.5 m/s)	Alejandra Arévalo (PER)	5.62 (wind: 0.9 m/s)
Triple jump	Ingrid Lira (BRA)	12.54 (wind: -0.2 m/s)	Gabriele dos Santos (BRA)	12.51 (wind: 0.2 m/s)	Ariana Gutiérrez (VEN)	12.45 (wind: -2.2 m/s)
Shot put	Izabela da Silva (BRA)	16.82 CR	Micaela Aranda Rocío (ARG)	15.60	Jéssica Almeida (BRA)	14.71
Discus throw	Izabela da Silva (BRA)	47.19	Micaela Aranda Rocío (ARG)	46.70	Sofía Bausero (URU)	42.16
Hammer throw	Ana Vásquez (PER)	61.19 CR	Marcela Restrepo (COL)	55.03	Araceli Montivero (ARG)	54.48
Javelin throw	Laura Paredes (PAR)	45.81	Noelia Rodrigues (BRA)	44.59	Rubenglismar Figueroa (VEN)	44.05
Heptathlon	Leonela Graciani (ARG)	5090 CR	Kimberly Kuprewicz (ARG)	4836	Daiane Rohveder (BRA)	4444
5000 m race walk	Stefany Coronado (BOL)	25:16.33	Wendy Romero (COL)	26:13.87	Amanda Carvalho (BRA)	26:28.83
1000m Medley relay (100m x 200m x 300m x 400m)	Venezuela Aries Sánchez Jhoanmy Luque Génesis Romero Cardonna Briannill	2:13.12	Argentina Aldana Pucharcos Valeria Baron Noelia Martínez Fiorella Chiappe	2:13.95	Colombia Anyi García Diana Cruz Tatiana Sánchez Melissa Torres	2.15.03

Medal table (unofficial)

  *   Host nation (Argentina)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil	15	13	19	47
2	Colombia	6	5	3	14
3	Argentina*	5	6	6	17
4	Venezuela	4	5	3	12
5	Peru	3	2	3	8
6	Chile	2	7	4	13
7	Panama	2	0	0	2
8	Uruguay	1	2	1	4
9	Bolivia	1	0	1	2
10	Paraguay	1	0	0	1
Totals (10 entries)		40	40	40	120

Team trophies

The placing tables for team trophy (overall team, men and women categories) were published.^[3]

Total   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points  Brazil 372  Argentina 184.5  Chile 158 4  Colombia 125 5  Venezuela 121.5 6 Perú 82.5 7  Uruguay 40 8 Panamá 23 9  Bolivia 19 10  Paraguay 11

Male   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points  Brazil 195  Chile 115  Argentina 77.5 4  Colombia 66 5  Venezuela 58.5 6 Panamá 21 7  Uruguay 16 8 Perú 12.5 9  Bolivia 6 10  Paraguay 1

Female   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points  Brazil 177  Argentina 107 Perú 70 4  Venezuela 63 5  Colombia 59 6  Chile 43 7  Uruguay 24 8  Bolivia 13 9  Paraguay 10 10 Panamá 2

Participation (unofficial)

Different numbers were published. One source announces 317 athletes from 11 countries including 1 athlete from Costa Rica invited as guest nation.^[4] Working through the results,^[5][2] an unofficial count yields the number of about 308 athletes (including 1 athlete from Costa Rica as guest) in the start list. Following, the numbers in brackets refer to (athletes in published team roster/athletes in start list):

References

External links

• Official website^[usurped] (in Spanish)
• World Junior Athletics History