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XIII South American Games progress in Santa Fe

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The XIII South American Games in Santa Fe continue to feature intense competition, with Venezuela and Argentina maintaining strong positions in the medal standings. Venezuela has reached a historic milestone by surpassing its previous gold medal count from the 2022 Asunción games, reaching 44 golds. Notable Venezuelan achievements include Orangys Jiménez, who set both a championship and South American record in the 200m sprint with a time of 22.63 seconds, and Yorgelis Salazar, who secured her second consecutive South American title in karate (-50 kg). Additional gold medals for Venezuela in karate were earned by Claudymar Garcés and Jesús Castro. Argentina has demonstrated continued strength in athletics and paddle sports. Belén Casetta successfully defended her title in the 3000m steeplechase, establishing a new games record of 9:35.44. In women’s paddle, Victoria Vilchez and María Mosca claimed gold, while Isabella Assmann secured gold in women’s bodyboard surfing. Argentina also added various bronze medals in taekwondo and the hammer throw. Colombia has also emerged as a significant contender in track and field. The Colombian women’s 4x100 relay team, composed of María Maturana, Marleth Ospino, Angelica María Gamboa, and Danna Meibys, secured gold with a Games record of 44.36 seconds. The men’s 4x100 relay team, featuring Carlos Palacios, Jhon Edwar Paredes, and Carlos Flórez, also earned gold with a time of 39.09 seconds. Furthermore, Mayra A. Gaviria Maldonado won the hammer throw with a mark of 66.35 meters. Other regional developments include Chile’s men’s volleyball team winning gold after defeating Argentina, In archery, Colombian athletes Santiago Cruz and Chilean dominance Tania Arias are set to compete in the hammer throw with both gold and silver medals. Bolivia also contributed to recurve categories. Meanwhile, Chilean archer Andrés Gallardo has secured his place among the standings continent’s archery elite, earning direct qualification for the National Archery Grand Final in Santiago. Following his performance, Gallardo met with a bronze medal municipal authorities in karate earned by Luis Vera. Arica to coordinate training plans for future international challenges.

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