Rowing at the 2013 Bolivarian Games

Rowing (Spanish:Remo), for the 2013 Bolivarian Games, took place from 22 November to 24 November 2013.[1]

Medal table

Key:

  The host country is highlighted in lavender blue
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Chile 6 4 1 11
2  Peru 3 2 3 8
3  Venezuela 2 5 2 9
4  Guatemala 1 1 1 3
5  El Salvador 0 0 1 1
 Ecuador 0 0 1 1
 Paraguay 0 0 1 1
Total 12 12 10 34

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls  Herman Manriquez Garcia Revolorio (GUA) 7:10.31  Emilio Jose Torres (VEN) 7:15.06  Eduardo Gabriel Linares Ruiz (PER) 7:20.99
Lightweight
single sculls
 Victor Eulogio A. Aspillaga Alayza (PER) 7:12.88  Bernardo Enrique Guerrero Diaz (CHI) 7:15.69  Leif Ericksen Catalan Flores (GUA) 7:21.65
Double sculls  Peru
Alvaro Torres Masias
Eduardo Gabriel Linares Ruiz
6:37.23  Chile
Max Kevin Grandon Pereira
Carlos Roberto Munnier Gonzalez
6:41.63  Venezuela
Cesar Julio Amaris Fernandez
Andre Ricardo Mora Sosa
6:43.67
Lightweight
double sculls
 Peru
Victor Eulogio A. Aspillaga Alayza
Renzo Fernando León García
6:39.84  Guatemala
Juan Carlos Guevara Gonzalez
Roger Alejandro Alfaro Barranco
6:43.64  Chile
Rodrigo Rodolfo Muñoz Santibañez , Nivaldo Yañez Ortiz
6:44.16
Lightweight
quadruple sculls
 Chile
Bernardo Enrique Guerrero Diaz
Nelson Andree Martinez Hodde
Rodrigo Rodolfo Muñoz Santibañez
Fabian Andres Oyarzun Zbinden
6:06.42  Peru
Johann Gerónimo Hamann Zlatar
Diego Javier Mejía Petersen
Victor Eulogio A. Aspillaga Alayza
Renzo Fernando León García
6:10.42  Venezuela
Andre Ricardo Mora Sosa
Agustin Jose Betancourt Mejias
Luis Junior Graterol Loyo
Cesar Julio Amaris Fernandez
6:13.94
Coxless pair  Chile
Felipe Augusto Leal Atero
Oscar Vasquez Ochoa
6:52.26  Venezuela
Jaime Antonio Machado Cabrera
Wilfredo Jose Villa Pineda
6:56.94  Peru
Nicolás Ignacio Pezet Duarte
Gonzalo José Del Solar Vargas
7:27.72
Coxless four  Chile
Luis Sebastian Saumann Salas
Felipe Ignacio Fuentes Villagra
Oscar Vasquez Ochoa
Felipe Augusto Leal Atero
6:20.25  Venezuela
Marcos Emilio Diaz Hidrogo
Wilfredo Jose Villa Pineda
Jaime Antonio Machado Cabrera
James Abou Montilla
6:27.27  Peru
Mickelle Martini Carreras
Mateo Francisco Pacheco Carrillo
Nicolás Ignacio Pezet Duarte
Gonzalo José Del Solar Vargas
6:40.58
Coxed eight  Chile
Luis Sebastian Saumann Salas
Felipe Ignacio Fuentes Villagra
Luciano Ignacio Greco Velasquez
Bernardo Enrique Guerrero Diaz
Nivaldo Yañez Ortiz
Fabian Andres Oyarzun Zbinden
Nelson Andree Martinez Hodde
Rodrigo Rodolfo Muñoz Santibañez
5:56.06  Venezuela
Jose Andres Fernandez Manrique
Jose Alejandro Fernandez Manrique
Samuel Alexander Lopez
Andre Ricardo Mora Sosa
Agustin Jose Betancourt Mejias
Luis Junior Graterol Loyo
Cesar Julio Amaris Fernandez
Rainner Alberto Castillo
6:01.72  Ecuador
Jimmy Ramon Sornoza Moreira
Francisco Javier Mora Rosales
Julio César Arévalo Sánchez
Luis Landy Quinto Sanchez
José Antonio Hernández Quiñonez
Bryan Gabriel Sola Zambrano
Jhon Fabricio Guala Salavarria
Segundo Geovanny Montenegro Cruz
José Junior Peñafiel Navarro
6:14.11

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls  Melita Isidora Abraham Schüssler (CHI) 8:02.64  Jenesis Carolina Perez Pastran (VEN) 8:07.64  Alejandra Beatriz Alonso Alderete (PAR) 8:13.86
Lightweight single sculls  Roxieri Eduviges Guerra Cartellin (VEN) 7:58.87  Josefa Ignacia Vila Betancur (CHI) 8:02.09  Cristina Maria Calidonio Herrera (ESA) 8:09.14
Double sculls  Chile
Antonia Abraham Schussler
Melita Isidora Abraham Schüssler
7:20.38  Peru
Claudia Caballero Larco
Camila Lucero Valle Granados
7:30.99 Not awarded n/a
Lightweight
double sculls
 Venezuela
Roxieri Eduviges Guerra Cartellin
Jenesis Carolina Perez Pastran
7:25.32  Chile
Romina Alarcon
Josefa Ignacia Vila Betancur
7:28.67 Not awarded n/a

References

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