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Resultados Individuales Xviii Copa Panamericana De Marcha Lima 2017 RESULTADOS INDIVIDUALES XVIII COPA PANAMERICANA DE MARCHA LIMA 2017 RESULTADOS 20 KM VARONES MAYORES LIMA -PERÚ 13 DE MAYO 2017 POS ATLETA PAIS MARCA MEDALLA 1 EIDER AREVALO TRUQUE COLOMBIA 1.21.01 ORO 2 BENJAMIN THORNE CANADÁ 1.21.16 PLATA 3 OMAR YUSSAMID PINEDA BERNAL MÉXICO 1.22.00 BRONCE 4 ERICK BERNABÉ BARRONDO GARCÍA GUATEMALA 1.22.40 5 HORACIO NAVA REZA MÉXICO 1.23.21 6 JOSE MAURICIO ARTEAGA SANCHEZ ECUADOR 1.23.26 7 JOSE ALEJANDRO BARRONDO XUC GUATEMALA 1.23.30 8 EVAN DUNFEE CANADA 1.23.35 9 CESAR RODRIGUEZ PERÚ 1.23.50 10 OSCAR JOEL VILLAVICENCIO MERELO ECUADOR 1.24.34 11 MANUEL SOTO RUIZ COLOMBIA 1.24.46 12 JOSE ISRAEL MELENDEZ CINTRON PUERTO RICO 1.25.02 13 JORDY RAFAEL JIMENEZ ARROBO ECUADOR 1.25.04 14 JURGEN EVERHARD GRAVE CHAVEZ GUATEMALA 1.25.39 15 YASSIR CABRERA LOPEZ PANAMA 1.25.56 16 JHON CASTAÑEDA AGUDELO COLOMBIA 1.26.36 17 EMMANUEL CORVERA EE.UU. 1.26.58 18 BRAAYAN FUENTES ROZO COLOMBIA 1.27.04 19 JORGE ALEJANDRO MARTINEZ BAEZ MÉXICO 1.27.30 20 JUAN MANUEL CANO ARGENTINA 1.27.31 21 JOHN NUNN EE.UU. 1.27.54 22 BRYAN DANIEL PINTADO ALVAREZ ECUADOR 1.28.39 23 PABLO ARMANDO RODRIGUEZ PARDO BOLIVIA 1.28.44 24 MAREK ADAMOWICZ CANADÁ 1.28.59 25 LENYN MAMANI PERÚ 1.29.30 26 FREDDY HERNANDEZ CAMACHO COLOMBIA 1.29.33 27 JORGE DIAZ PINEDA COLOMBIA 1.30.17 28 JORGE LUIS MENDEZ BRITO REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA 1.30.30 29 NICHOLAS CHRISTIE EE.UU. 1.30.50 30 CAIO SENA BONFIM BRASIL 1.31.47 31 RONAL REY QUISPE MISME BOLIVIA 1.33.16 32 JORGE LUIS CASTILLO CARBALLO COLOMBIA 1.33.20 33 JONATHAN ACEVEDO AREGENTINA 1.33.25 34 LUIS ERNESTO ESPADA CRUZ PUERTO RICO 1.34.19 35 ANTHONY PETERS EE.UU. 1.37.45 36 JEFERSON JESUS CHACON GARCÍA VENEZUELA 1.39.35 37 BRAYAN ISRAEL BENAVIDEZ GUTIERREZ BOLIVIA 1.40.32 38 LUIS CAMPOS PERÚ 1.41.40 39 SERGIO GUTIERREZ BRENES COSTA RICA 1.44.47 XVIII COPA PANAMERICANA DE MARCHA LIMA 2019 LIMA -PERÚ RESULTADOS 20 KM DAMAS MAYORES 13 DE MAYO 2017 POS ATLETA PAIS MARCA MEDALLA 1 MARIA GUADALUPE GONZALES ROMERO MÉXICO 1:28:09 RC ORO 2 KIMBERLY GARCÍA PERÚ 1:29:15 R. NAC PLATA 3 PAOLA BIBIANA PEREZ SAQUIPAY ECUADOR 1:30:00 R. NAC BRONCE 4 SANDRA LORENA ARENAS CAMPUZANO COLOMBIA 1:32:15 5 SANDRA VIVIANA GALVIS GOMEZ COLOMBIA 1:32:27 6 ARABELLY ORJUELA SANCHEZ COLOMBIA 1:32:40 7 MIRNA SUCELY ORTIZ FLORES GUATEMALA 1:33:10 8 ANGGELA MELANIA CASTRO CHIRIVECHZ BOLIVIA 1:34:09 9 JOHANNA EDELMIRA ORDOÑEZ LUCERO ECUADOR 1:34:15 10 MARÍA GUADALUPE SANCHEZ MAGAÑA MÉXICO 1:34:40 11 MARITZA JEANETH GUAMÁN MAZA ECUADOR 1:35:20 12 MILANGGELA ROSALES DAVILA VENEZUELA 1:35:23 13 MAGALY BEATRIZ BONILLA SOLIS ECUADOR 1:35:55 14 ILSE ARIADNA GUERRERO RODARTE MÉXICO 1:35:57 15 MARIA COFFEY EE.UU. 1:35:59 16 YESEIDA ISAID CARRILLO TORRES COLOMBIA 1:36:23 17 MIRANDA MELVILLE EE.UU. 1:37:37 18 MAYRA CAROLINA HERRERA PEREZ GUATEMALA 1:38:40 19 KARLA JOHANA JARAMILLO NAVARRETE ECUADOR 1:39:40 20 MARITZA RAFAELA PONCIO TZUL GUATEMALA 1:40:18 21 KATHLEEN BURNETT EE.UU. 1:40:30 22 ODETH ROSELEN HUANCA RASGUIDO BOLIVIA 1:40:43 23 ANDREINA MARZIELIZ GONZALES GUZMAN REP. DOMINICANA 1:42:41 24 YESENIA IVANIA MIRANDA RIVAS EL SALVADOR 1:44:11 25 ROBYN STEVENS EE.UU. 1:44:14 26 LILIANE PRISCILA BARBOSA BRASIL 1:48:21 27 ANA RICO CHILE 1:49:56 28 YENNI ORTIZ ARGENTINA 1:57:08 29 MONICA QUISPE PERÚ 2:07:29 30 MILAGROS MEDINA ARGENTINA 2:10:13 INGRID JOHANA HERNANDEZ CASTILLO COLOMBIA DNF JESSICA HANCCO PERÚ DNF POS ATLETA PAIS 5 K PARCIAL 10 KM PARCIAL 1 MARIA GUADALUPE GONZALES ROMERO MÉXICO 21:53 43:52 2 KIMBERLY GARCÍA PERÚ 21:54 R.NAC- R.SUD 43:52 R.NAC- R.SUD 3 PAOLA BIBIANA PEREZ SAQUIPAY ECUADOR 21:58 R.NAC 44.05 R.NAC XVIII COPA PANAMERICANA DE MARCHA LIMA 2019 LIMA -PERÚ RESULTADOS 10 KM VARONES U20 13 DE MAYO 2017 POS ATLETA FECHA NAC MARCA MEDALLA 1 ALEXANDER DAVID HURTADO ESPINOZA ECUADOR 40:56 ORO 2 JOSE EDUARDO ORTIZ FLORES GUATEMALA 40:58 PLATA 3 GUSTAVO ISRAEL SOLIS AVENDAÑO MÉXICO 41:33 BRONCE 4 ANDRES EDUARDO OLIVAS NUÑEZ MÉXICO 41:50 5 JONATHAN JAVIER AMORES CARUA ECUADOR 42:03 6 SEBASTIAN FELIPE MERCHANT SARMIENTO COLOMBIA 42:08 7 FEDERICO GONZALES GONZALES MÉXICO 43:15 8 CESAR ALBERTO HERRERA CORTEZ COLOMBIA 43:22 9 JOSE GILBERTO MENJIVAR AVILES EL SALVADOR 43:24 10 XAVIER ALEXANDER MENA JARA ECUADOR 44:35 11 ALGER LIANG CANADÁ 44:46 12 JOSE CARLOS MAMANI PERÚ 45:09 13 JUAN MANUEL CALDERON ZÚÑIGA COSTA RICA 45:20 R. NAC U20 14 DARWIN OMAR COARITA QUISPE BOLIVIA 45:33 15 JORGE LUIS CRUZ SOTOMAYOR PUERTO RICO 46:16 16 YHOJAN MELILLAN CHILE 46:27 17 HILMAR DIAZ PERÚ 46:28 18 MURILO RIBERIRO DA SILVA BRASIL 47:05 19 ARNOLD RIVEROS PERÚ 48:28 20 JUAN MOSCOSO EE.UU. 48:43 21 EDUARDO URIA EE.UU. 50:52 22 CAMERON HAUGHT EE.UU. 50:55 23 CRISTIÁN COPIA CHILE 50:59 24 PABLO GUANTAY ARGENTINA 52:42 25 DANIEL MOREYRA ARGENTINA 55:55 26 JUAN JOSE SOTO RUIZ COLOMBIA DQ 230. 7© 27 GERSON OTONIEL NAVAS JIMENEZ EL SALVADOR DNS 28 FRANK ALBERTO HERNANDEZ SILVA EL SALVADOR DNS XVIII COPA PANAMERICANA DE MARCHA LIMA 2019 LIMA -PERÚ RESULTADOS 10 KM DAMAS U20 13 DE MAYO 2017 POS ATLETA FECHA NAC MARCA MEDALLA 1 ALEGNA ARYDAY GONZALES MUÑOZ MÉXICO 45:17 RC - RN-RA U20 ORO 2 MARIA FERNANDEZ MONTOYA MARIN COLOMBIA 46:20 PLATA 3 GLENDA ESTEFANÍA MOREJÓN QUIÑONEZ ECUADOR 12:46:27 R.NAC U20 BRONCE 4 EVELYN INGA PERÚ 46:32 R.NAC 5 LEYDE GUERRA PERÚ 47:06 6 MARY LUZ ANDÍA PERÚ 48:53 7 PAULA MELENA TORRES SARANGO ECUADOR 49:09 8 RACHELLE MARIE DE ORBETA PEREZ PUERTO RICO 49:35 9 MARIA ALEJANDRA CHAPARRO COLOMBIA 50:35 10 VIVIAN CASTILLO VILLAMARES MÉXICO 51:03 11 LAUREN HARRIS EE.UU. 51:08 12 EDITH YOMAIRA AKBACURA NOQUEZ ECUADOR 51:12 13 ANASTASIA SANZANA CHILE 51:31 14 DALÍA LUCÍA OLIVERAS CLAUDIO PUERTO RICO 51:51 15 NICOLE ANGELA MASELI CONDORI BOLIVIA 52:44 16 BRENDA PALMA ARGENTINA 52:53 17 SIDNEY SIROIS EE.UU. 53:30 18 KAYLA TORRES EE.UU. 54:10 19 PAULINA ORTEGA ELIZONDO COSTA RICA 54:50 R. NAC U20 20 FIORELLA SCALISE ARGENTINA 55:14 21 ARIANA MAIDANA ARGENTINA 58:01 22 TATIANA MORAIS PEREIRA BRASIL 1:02:11 YASURY PALACIOS SAN JOSÉ GUATEMALA DQ 230. 7© VALERIA ORTUÑO MARTINEZ MÉXICO DNS KATYA VANESSA ALMENDAREZ SANDOVAL EL SALVADOR DNS POS ATLETA FECHA NAC 5 KM PARCIAL 1 ALEGNA ARYDAY GONZALES MUÑOZ MÉXICO 22.29 R.NAC U20 2 MARIA FERNANDEZ MONTOYA MARIN COLOMBIA 22.29 R.SUD U20 3 GLENDA ESTEFANÍA MOREJÓN QUIÑONEZ ECUADOR 22.42 R.SUD U18 4 EVELYN INGA PERÚ 22.42 R.NAC U20 XVIII COPA PANAMERICANA DE MARCHA LIMA 2019 LIMA -PERÚ RESULTADOS 50 KM DAMAS MAYORES 14 DE MAYO 2017 POS ATLETA PAIS MARCA MEDALLA 1 NAIR DA ROSA BRASIL 4:39:28 RC - R. NAC ORO 2 YOCI CABALLERO PERÚ 04:49:45 R. NAC PLATA 3 SUSAN RANDALL EE.UU. 5:02:10 BRONCE 4 LEIDI PALOMINO PERU DNF 5 ERIN TAYLOR-TALCOTT EE.UU. DNF 6 MIRIAM DE JESUS GUTIERREZ ARCHIVALA ECUADOR DNF XVIII COPA PANAMERICANA DE MARCHA LIMA 2019 LIMA -PERÚ RESULTADOS 50 KM VARONES MAYORES 14 DE MAYO 2017 POS ATLETA PAIS MARCA MEDALLA 1 CLAUDIO PAULINO VILLANUEVA FLORES ECUADOR 3:51:35 ORO 2 LUIS FERNANDO LOPEZ ERASO COLOMBIA 3:51:35 PLATA 3 JOSE LEONARDO MONTAÑA AREVALO COLOMBIA 3:58:28 BRONCE 4 MATHEIU BILODEAU CANADÁ 3:59:42 5 JORGE ARMANDO RUIZ FAJARDO COLOMBIA 4:03:53 6 FERNEY ALEXIS ROJAS MESA COLOMBIA 4:07:13 7 JAIME ROLANDO SAQUIPAY PAÑI ECUADOR 4:08:32 8 RODRIGO JAVIER ZEBALLOS PEÑA BOLIVIA 4:20:21 9 DAVID GERARDO VELASQUEZ CAIZA ECUADOR 4:26:40 10 YEREMAN SALAZAR VENEZUELA 4:27:32 11 MATTHEW FORGUES EE.UU. 4:29:14 BERNARDO URIEL BARRONDO GARCÍA GUATEMALA DQ 230. 7© MICHAEL MANNOZZI EE.UU. DQ 230. 7© YERKO ARAYA CHILE DQ 230. 7© LUIS ALFONSO LOPEZ MENJIVAR EL SALVADOR DNF JOSE ALESSANDRO BAGIO BRASIL DNF JAMES AURELIO RENDON VILLEGAS COLOMBIA DNF SERGIO GUTIERREZ BRENES COSTA RICA DNS OMAR DANIEL SIERRA MORALES COLOMBIA DNS PAVEL CHIHUAN PERÚ DNS.
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