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RESULTADOS OFICIALES "GRAN PRIX INTERNACIONAL BOLIVAR GANADOR" Cartagena de Indias, Octubre 10 y 11 de 2014 RESULTADOS OFICIALES VIERNES 10 DE OCTUBRE 18:00 SALTO ALTO VARONES ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 5 DANIEL CORTES 9 10 95 VALLE 2.19 2 7 WANNER MILLER 22 6 1987 ANTIOQUIA 2.19 3 6 CARLOS LAYOY 26 1 1991 ARGENTINA 2.19 4 1 LOREN JOER RODRIGUEZ TORRES 1 3 1983 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA 1.90 5 3 HINNER ERNESTO SOCARRAS FLOREZ 18 10 1992 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA 1.70 .- 2 MARCO ANTONIO SAN MARTIN ALTAMAR 18 10 1992 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA NM .- 4 JEYSON JAVIER DURAN GRANADOS 11 2 1992 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA DNS .- 162 JOHAN CAMILO CHAVERRA 21 3 1995 ANTIOQUIA NM 18:15 SALTO LARGO DAMAS ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 8 PAOLA BUITRAGO GUERRERO 17 5 97 BOGOTA 5.47 2 10 KAREN DAYANA SERNA ANTIOQUIA 5.05 .- 9 MARCELA CUESTA ANTIOQUIA NM .- 11 LEYDY MOSQUERA ANTIOQUIA DNS No. 1 v.v. 2 v.v. 3 v.v. 4 v.v. 5 v.v. 6 v.v. 8 X X 5.31 1.3 X - 5.47 1.2 10 4.90 1.6 4.93 0.9 5.04 1.4 5.05 1.2 5.01 1.0 4.26 0.9 18:30 110 MTS VALLAS VARONES v.v. 1.1 ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 17 YEISON RIVAS 24 9 1987 ANTIOQUIA 14.04 2 16 AGUSTIN CARRERA 7 11 1988 ARGENTINA 14.22 3 15 JUAN CARLOS MORENO 31 1 94 VALLE 14.29 4 162 JOHAN CAMILO CHAVERRA 21 3 1995 ANTIOQUIA 14.50 5 12 JESUS EXCENARRO 15 9 96 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 14.77 6 14 JORGE PUELLO 14 10 94 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 15.35 7 13 OSWALDO SANTOS 24 7 1992 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 15.71 18:40 IMPULSION DE LA BALA VARONES ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 22 JUAN JOSE CAICEDO ECUADOR 16.79 2 20 Segundo Angulo Quiñonez 24 4 1994 ENAP- COLOMBIA 13.83 3 18 MARLON JIMENEZ LIGARDO 3 8 1997 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 13.10 4 19 LUIS ANGEL MURILLO MORENO 4 7 1994 BOGOTA 12.93 5 49 JAVIER ANDRES GOMES LOPEZ 21 3 1996 CLUB CAMABOGA-CUNDINAMARCA 10.72 6 21 Yair Ahumada Jimenez 16 10 1994 ENAP- COLOMBIA 10.33 No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 22 15.66 16.79 16.10 X 15.66 15.30 20 13.13 X 12.78 13.40 X 13.83 18 11.96 12.56 12.05 12.67 13.10 12.96 19 12.01 12.93 11.50 X X X 49 9.32 10.72 9.30 X X 9.93 21 X 10.04 X X X 10.33 18:45 200 METROS PLANOS DAMAS v.v. 1.9 ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 8 30 SHANTELY SCOTT NORMAN 17 4 1991 COSTA RICA 24.37 1 27 DARLENYS OBREGON 21 2 86 VALLE 24.40 7 28 NORMA GONZALEZ 11 8 82 VALLE 24.47 2 125 YOMARA HINESTROZA VALLE 25.01 5 26 Daniela Castillo Cuellar 15 5 95 CALDAS- COLOMBIA 25.20 6 24 GENESIS VASQUEZ 12 5 96 BOLIVAR- COLOMBIA 26.17 .- 23 RAIZA AGAMEZ 4 12 92 BOLIVAR- COLOMBIA DNS .- 25 ROSA ISELLA RUIZ 18 3 1998 BOLIVAR- COLOMBIA DNS .- 29 MARCELIS SOTO VENEZUELA DNS "GRAN PRIX INTERNACIONAL BOLIVAR GANADOR" Cartagena de Indias, Octubre 10 y 11 de 2014 RESULTADOS OFICIALES 18:55 200 METROS PLANOS VARONES ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 78 JHON ALEXANDER SOLIS 24 6 93 RISARALDA- COLOMBIA 21.68 (0.7) 2 43 DANIEL GRUESO 30 7 85 VALLE 21.85 (0.7) 3 79 JHOAN WILLIAM BLANDON 12 9 93 RISARALDA- COLOMBIA 21.97 (1.7) 4 42 YESID CHARA 12 2 91 VALLE 22.27 (0.7) 5 34 Freddy Enrique Álvarez Corral 5 1 94 CESAR- Colombia 22.57 (1.7) 6 32 JUAN DAVID ZAMBRANO 6 11 1994 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 22.82 (1.7) 7 31 JHONFRE MERLANO 27 9 94 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 22.83 (1.5) 8 85 JUAN CAMILO LLANES MEZA 28 2 94 SUCRE 22.92 (1.5) 9 83 ERICK MONTAÑO 22 9 87 VALLE 23.04 (1.5) 10 106 JORGE ARVEY ANDRADES RODRIGUEZ 5 6 1992 CLUB CAMABOGA- CUNDINAMARCA 23.25 (0.7) 11 165 Gerardo andres escobar valverde CLUB AMUSERF SPORTIF- COLOMBIA 23.29 (1.7) 12 14 JORGE PUELLO 14 10 94 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 23.35 (1.5) 13 75 MIGUEL ANTONIO REDONDO DE LIMA 27 7 1988 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA 23.49 (1.5) 14 158 OSCAR MIRANDA BOGOTA 23.86 (1.7) 15 159 DIEGO ESTEBAN MORALES BOGOTA 23.91 (1.5) 16 80 Glen Wilches Correa 21 10 93 GUAJIRA- COLOMBIA 23.94 (1.5) 17 160 ANDRES CAMILO CONTRERAS BOGOTA 24.67 (0.7) 18 37 Jorge Rafael Cantillo Flores 2 2 96 CESAR- Club Abebe Bikila 25.92 (1.7) .- 36 Jesús Alberto Beltrán Mendoza 17 6 97 CESAR- Club Abebe Bikila DNS .- 33 DEIVIS DIAZ 14 7 94 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA DNS .- 35 Elvis Pardo Piñeres 1 3 85 CESAR- Colombia DNS .- 107 ANDRES RODRIGUEZ PANAMA DNS .- 77 HUGO ELIAS ACOSTA TENAS 16 9 1993 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA DQ 19:00 LANZAMIENTO DE JABALINA DAMAS ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 119 MARIA LUCELLY MURILLO VALLE 56.40 2 122 MERLY CABRERA 29 8 96 ANTIOQUIA 50.02 3 120 NASLY PEREA 19 5 1980 ANTIOQUIA 42.08 .- 121 WENDY MEJIA ATLANTICO DNS 19:15 800 METROS PLANOS DAMAS ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 108 ZULLEY MELISSA TORRES VASUQEZ 29 4 1995 BOGOTA 2.07.50 2 109 ROSIBEL GARCIA 13 2 81 VALLE 2.07.96 3 111 Angela Figueroa 28 6 84 BOGOTA 2.20.28 4 110 Ana Julieth Nieto Gomez 6 11 96 CALDAS- COLOMBIA 2.31.66 .- 70 PRINCESA MARIA OLIVEROS 10 7 1975 ANTIOQUIA DNS .- 112 ANGIE ORJUELA BOGOTA DNS 19:25 SALTO TRIPLE VARONES ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 113 JHON MURILLO 13 7 1984 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 16.20 2 114 ARIEL CABARCAS 7 2 1992 BOLIVAR-COLOMBIA 15.54 3 115 EFREN MURILLO 3 6 1993 ANTIOQUIA 14.43 19:35 400 METROS VALLAS DAMAS ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 117 YADIRA MORENO 2 11 87 VALLE 58.48 2 72 SHAROLYN SCOTT NORMAN 27 10 1983 COSTA RICA 58.86 3 70 PRINCESA MARIA OLIVEROS 10 7 1975 ANTIOQUIA 59.34 4 118 KAREN TATIANA PALOMEQUE ANTIOQUIA 1.01.94 5 116 Yenifer Cecilia Solanilla López 4 1 97 CESAR- COLOMBIA 1.07.62 19:50 400 METROS VALLAS VARONES CARRIL NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 3 124 JEFFERSON VALENCIA 20 10 1994 ANTIOQUIA 52.31 2 123 FANOR ANDRES ESCOBAR 17 12 97 VALLE 55.89 5 77 HUGO ELIAS ACOSTA TENAS 16 9 1993 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA 58.50 4 98 Fabian Buitrago 96 BOGOTA 58.75 20:00 800 METROS PLANOS VARONES ORDEN NUMERO NOMBRE dd mm aaaa REPRESENTACION MARCA 1 90 RAFITH RODRIGUEZ ANTIOQUIA 1.47.68 2 67 KEVIN ANGULO ECUADOR 1.53.24 3 61 Jhon Edisson Sinisterra Motta 3 11 89 FF.AA 1.56.09 4 60 Dario Gonzales lago 4 2 89 GUAJIRA- COLOMBIA 2.04.24 5 58 EDUARDO JOSE MORENO POLO 30 10 1994 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA 2.06.46 6 57 DIONERY ENRRIQUE CONSUEGRA CARDENAS 21 1 1997 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA 2.11.18 .- 56 JUAN CAMILO JULIO 17 6 1994 CORDOBA- COLOMBIA DNS .- 76 MIGUEL ANGEL GARCIA COGOLLO 2 6 1994 MAGDALENA- COLOMBIA DNS .- 59 Carlos Andres Berti Diaz 22 3 94 GUAJIRA- COLOMBIA DNS .- 98 Fabian Buitrago 96 BOGOTA DNS .- 82 jairo wilson silva correa 18 7 1994 CUNDINAMARCA- COLOMBIA DNS 99 SEBASTIAN CUBIDEZ 11 2 1997 CUNDINAMARCA DNS.
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