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Campeonato Nacional Abierto De Atletismo 2019 Fed Mx de Asoc Atletismo Athletic Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:09 PM 02/06/2019 Page 1 Campeonato Nacional Abierto de Atletismo 2019 - 31/05/2019 to 02/06/2019 Selectivo para los Juegos Panamericanos, Lima Perú Estadio Olímpico de Ciudad Deportiva Resultados Femenil 100 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================== REC MEX: 11,09 19/06/1999 Liliana Allen Doll, IPN REC NAL: 11,28 06/07/2001 Lilliana Allen Doll, Tabasco Nombre Year Team Prelims Wind H# Alternate ================================================================================== Preliminaries 1 Hermosillo G, Mayra Li Jalisco 11,62Q +0.0 2 .168 2 Talamante A, Maria Merce Sonora 11,95Q -0.2 1 .180 3 Aguillon R, Dania Amaris Tamaulipas 11,65Q +0.0 2 .186 4 Ramirez C, Ana Cristina Tlaxcala 12,22Q -0.2 1 .253 5 Flores H, Iza Daniela Sinaloa 12,13Q +0.0 2 .197 6 Ortiz H, Monica Patricia Nuevo León 12,35Q -0.2 1 .152 7 Araujo A, Karen Yanina Nuevo León 12,22q +0.0 2 .164 8 Jurado O, Aurora Olivia Ciudad de México 12,36q +0.0 2 .165 9 Espinosa S, Araceli Itze Ciudad de México 12,41 +0.0 2 .250 10 Pererz P, Teresa Michoacán 12,65 -0.2 1 .171 Femenil 100 Metros Planos Abierta ====================================================================================== REC MEX: 11,09 19/06/1999 Liliana Allen Doll, IPN REC NAL: 11,28 06/07/2001 Lilliana Allen Doll, Tabasco Nombre Year Team Finales Wind Points Alternate ====================================================================================== Finales 1 Aguillon R, Dania Amaris Tamaulipas 11,61 +0.0 .201 2 Hermosillo G, Mayra Li Jalisco 11,67 +0.0 .165 3 Talamante A, Maria Merce Sonora 11,69 +0.0 .175 4 Flores H, Iza Daniela Sinaloa 11,75 +0.0 .205 5 Ramirez C, Ana Cristina Tlaxcala 12,18 +0.0 .207 6 Ortiz H, Monica Patricia Nuevo León 12,21 +0.0 .173 7 Araujo A, Karen Yanina Nuevo León 12,43 +0.0 0.173 8 Jurado O, Aurora Olivia Ciudad de México 12,49 +0.0 .195 Femenil 200 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================== REC MEX: 23,13 21/07/2001 Liliana Allen Doll, Tabasco REC NAL: 23,14 08/07/2001 Liliana Allen Doll, Tabasco Nombre Year Team Prelims Wind H# Alternate ================================================================================== Preliminaries 1 Aguillon R, Dania Amaris Tamaulipas 23,65Q +0.0 1 .218 2 Talamante A, Maria Merce Sonora 24,37Q +0.0 2 .205 3 Flores H, Iza Daniela Sinaloa 24,38Q +0.0 2 .244 4 Ortiz H, Monica Patricia Nuevo León 25,06Q +0.0 1 .196 5 Hermosillo G, Mayra Li Jalisco 24,71Q +0.0 2 .351 6 Guajardo A, Andrea Del Nuevo León 25,07Q +0.0 1 .268 7 Cook M, Rosa Leticia Chihuahua 24,86q +0.0 2 .283 8 Ramirez C, Ana Cristina Tlaxcala 25,11q +0.0 1 .641 9 Parga F, Lizeth Durango 25,47 +0.0 1 .249 10 Sanchez S, Jessica Fmaa 25,56 +0.0 2 .214 11 Espinosa S, Araceli Itze Ciudad de México 25,63 +0.0 2 .434 12 Jurado O, Aurora Olivia Ciudad de México 26,68 +0.0 1 .234 Fed Mx de Asoc Atletismo Athletic Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:09 PM 02/06/2019 Page 2 Campeonato Nacional Abierto de Atletismo 2019 - 31/05/2019 to 02/06/2019 Selectivo para los Juegos Panamericanos, Lima Perú Estadio Olímpico de Ciudad Deportiva Resultados Femenil 200 Metros Planos Abierta ====================================================================================== REC MEX: 23,13 21/07/2001 Liliana Allen Doll, Tabasco REC NAL: 23,14 08/07/2001 Liliana Allen Doll, Tabasco Nombre Year Team Finales Wind Points Alternate ====================================================================================== Finales 1 Aguillon R, Dania Amaris Tamaulipas 23,47 +0.0 .230 2 Flores H, Iza Daniela Sinaloa 23,63 +0.0 .225 3 Talamante A, Maria Merce Sonora 23,88 +0.0 .191 4 Hermosillo G, Mayra Li Jalisco 24,38 +0.0 .187 5 Cook M, Rosa Leticia Chihuahua 24,54 +0.0 .320 6 Ortiz H, Monica Patricia Nuevo León 24,74 +0.0 .191 7 Ramirez C, Ana Cristina Tlaxcala 24,89 +0.0 .209 8 Guajardo A, Andrea Del Nuevo León 24,91 +0.0 .275 Femenil 400 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================= REC MEX: 48,89 07/08/2003 Ana Gabriela Guevara E., Sonora REC NAL: 51,17 02/07/1999 Ana Gabriela Guevara E., Sonora Nombre Year Team Finales Points Alternate ================================================================================= 1 Moran H, Paola Jalisco 51,32 .314 2 Cook M, Rosa Leticia Chihuahua 54,28 .267 3 Parga F, Lizeth Durango 54,66 .181 4 Vazquez G, Paola Guanajuato 55,11 .270 5 Ruiz D, Diana Karen Sonora 55,12 .212 6 Gómez V, Ana Rosa Jalisco 55,45 .346 7 Corona R, Frida Maria Chihuahua 56,04 .285 8 Sanchez S, Jessica Fmaa 57,16 .202 Femenil 800 Metros Planos Abierta ============================================================================= REC MEX: 2:01,12 19/08/1998 Ana Gabriela Guevara Espinoza, Sonora REC NAL: 2:02,88 16/07/2000 Ana Gabriela Guevara Espinoza, Sonora Nombre Year Team Prelims H# Alternate ============================================================================= Preliminaries 1 Real C, Luisa Mariela Jalisco 2:11,11q 1 2 Rangel B, Lorena Itzel San Luis Potosí 2:13,26q 1 3 Covarrubias O, Pilar Ciudad de México 2:13,83q 1 4 Angel T, Veronica Jalisco 2:13,94q 1 5 Covarrubias C, Kimberli Nayarit 2:14,12q 2 6 Gómez V, Ana Rosa Jalisco 2:14,36q 2 7 Medina S, Gabriela Eliza Jalisco 2:14,61q 2 8 Cortes G, Alma Delia Ciudad de México 2:15,12q 2 9 Aguilar V, Maria Fernand Ciudad de México 2:16,91 2 10 De La Peña G, Silvia Cec Coahuila 2:17,87 1 11 Cruz C, Fernanda Caroli Chihuahua 2:18,84 2 12 Vasquez L, Karen Michel Tlaxcala 2:19,95 1 13 Martinez S, Itzel Marian Aguascalientes 2:28,06 1 Fed Mx de Asoc Atletismo Athletic Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:09 PM 02/06/2019 Page 3 Campeonato Nacional Abierto de Atletismo 2019 - 31/05/2019 to 02/06/2019 Selectivo para los Juegos Panamericanos, Lima Perú Estadio Olímpico de Ciudad Deportiva Resultados Femenil 800 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================= REC MEX: 2:01,12 19/08/1998 Ana Gabriela Guevara Espinoza, Sonora REC NAL: 2:02,88 16/07/2000 Ana Gabriela Guevara Espinoza, Sonora Nombre Year Team Finales Points Alternate ================================================================================= Finales 1 Real C, Luisa Mariela Jalisco 2:05,35 2 Gómez V, Ana Rosa Jalisco 2:05,74 3 Rangel B, Lorena Itzel San Luis Potosí 2:06,09 4 Angel T, Veronica Jalisco 2:07,51 5 Covarrubias C, Kimberli Nayarit 2:08,72 6 Covarrubias O, Pilar Ciudad de México 2:10,28 7 Medina S, Gabriela Eliza Jalisco 2:11,82 8 Cortes G, Alma Delia Ciudad de México 2:15,05 Femenil 1500 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================= REC MEX: 4:11,26 23/05/1998 Nora L. Rocha de la Cruz, Coahuila REC NAL: 4:16,12 23/08/2002 Dulce M. Rodriguez de la Cruz, MEX Nombre Year Team Finales Points Alternate ================================================================================= 1 Galvan R, Laura Esther Guanajuato 4:16,24 2 Cortes G, Alma Delia Ciudad de México 4:20,07 3 Eleno H, Gabriela Fmaa 4:24,28 4 Hernandez S, Elisa Tlaxcala 4:29,63 5 Diaz M, Karla Ciudad de México 4:30,65 6 Narvaez R, Ana Cristina Aguascalientes 4:33,57 7 Aguilar V, Maria Fernand Ciudad de México 4:35,53 8 Covarrubias O, Pilar Ciudad de México 4:37,40 9 De La Peña G, Silvia Cec Coahuila 4:38,76 10 Vasquez L, Karen Michel Tlaxcala 4:41,82 11 Posada B, Edna Nuevo León 4:43,78 12 Martinez E, Liliana Sara Durango 4:56,96 Femenil 5000 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================= REC MEX: 15:04,32 17/05/2003 Adriana Fernandez Miranda, Ciudad de México REC NAL: 15:24,46 25/08/2002 Adriana Fernandez Miranda, Ciudad de Mexico Nombre Year Team Finales Points Alternate ================================================================================= 1 Galvan R, Laura Esther Guanajuato 16:24,54 2 Gesabwa B, Risper Zacatecas 16:27,32 3 Flores M, Brenda Eunice Ciudad de México 16:28,23 4 Hernandez S, Elisa Tlaxcala 16:38,96 5 Eleno H, Gabriela Fmaa 16:44,62 6 Paredes R, Estefany Nuevo León 16:45,49 7 Meza D, Cindy San Luis Potosí 16:58,87 8 Ramires L, Andrea Zoraya Fmaa 17:01,83 9 Sanchez G, Ursula Patric Jalisco 17:03,13 10 Ruiz A, Maria De Jesus Zacatecas 17:15,12 11 Cristian M, Citlali Jalisco 17:22,36 12 Espinoza V, Angelica Ciudad de México 17:33,02 13 Diaz M, Karla Ciudad de México 17:42,56 14 Hernandez R, Maria Ferna Puebla 18:48,76 -- Garcia B, Kathya Mirell Fmaa DNF Fed Mx de Asoc Atletismo Athletic Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:09 PM 02/06/2019 Page 4 Campeonato Nacional Abierto de Atletismo 2019 - 31/05/2019 to 02/06/2019 Selectivo para los Juegos Panamericanos, Lima Perú Estadio Olímpico de Ciudad Deportiva Resultados Femenil 10000 Metros Planos Abierta ================================================================================= REC MEX: 31:10,12 01/07/2000 Adriana Fernandez Miranda, Ciudad de México REC NAL: 32:59,70 16/06/2017 Esmeralda Rebollo Salgado, MEX Nombre Year Team Finales Points Alternate ================================================================================= 1 Gesabwa B, Risper Zacatecas 33:55,22 2 Sanchez G, Ursula Patric Jalisco 34:56,46 3 Flores M, Brenda Eunice Ciudad de México 35:12,17 4 Rebollo S, Esmeralda Fmaa 35:19,29 5 Garcia B, Kathya Mirell Fmaa 35:40,53 6 Ramires L, Andrea Zoraya Fmaa 35:44,84 7 Ruiz A, Maria De Jesus Zacatecas 35:45,31 8 Cristian M, Citlali Jalisco 35:50,79 9 Meza D, Cindy San Luis Potosí 35:54,65 10 Lozano G, Mitzari Tlaxcala
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