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Xiii Campeonato Latinoamericano De Mayores San Salvador - El Salvador 2-8/4/2003 XIII CAMPEONATO LATINOAMERICANO DE MAYORES SAN SALVADOR - EL SALVADOR 2-8/4/2003 EQUIPO MASCULINO EQUIPO FEMENINO No Se Convoco No Se Convoco INDIVIDUAL MASCULINO (54 Atletas) INDIVIDUAL FEMENINO (34 Atletas) 1 LIU SONG ARG 1 FABIOLA RAMOS PORTILLO 2 THIAGO FARIAS MONTEIRO MONTES BRA 2 LUISANA PEREZ SOTO 3 GUSTAVO TSUBOI BRA 3 BERTHA RODRIGUEZ OLATE 4 HUGO HOYAMA BRA 4 YADIRA SILVA LLORENTE 5 REINIER E. SOSA SANCHEZ CUB 5 SOFIJA L. TEPEZ CANCINO 6 PABLO ARIEL TABACHNIK ARG 6 DE YING WANG LIANG 7 AUGUSTO MORALES MARENGO CHI 7-9 IIZZWA MEDINA BUESO 8 MICHAEL HYATT JAM " DAYANA FERRER CABALLERO 9-12 BRUNO ANJOS BRA " LADY YUBELIS RUANO PINTILLA " JUAN SALAMANCA GONZALEZ CHI 10-12 CARINA MURASHIGE " GUILLERMO MUÑOZ RONQUILLO MEX " YUE YAN ZHOU " JUAN ACOSTA VILLANUEVA PER " SONIA RAMIREZ MENDEZ 13-16 ALEJANDRO RODRIGUEZ CHI " TREVOR FARLEY BAR " JUAN PAPIC VILCA CHI " MARTIN PARADELA ARG DOBLES MASCULINO (25 Parejas) DOBLES FEMENINO (15 Parejas) 1 HUGO HOYAMA/THIAGO MONTEIRO BRA 1 BERTHA RODRIGUEZ/SOFIJA TEPEZ 2 LIU SONG/PABLO TABACHNIK ARG 2 LADY YUBELIS RUANO/GIRLEZA SALAZAR 3 JUAN PAPIC/JUAN SALAMANCA CHI 3 LIGIA SILVA/MARIANNY NONAKA 3 GUSTAVO TSUBOI/BRUNO ANJOS BRA 3 SILVIA MORELL/XIMENA CERON 5 MARTIN PARADELA/GASTON ALTO ARG 5 IIZZWA MEDINA/JHALIM MEDINA 6 AUGUSTO MORALES/ALEJANDRO RODRIGUEZ CHI 6 MORAYLE ALVAREZ/SONIA RAMIREZ 7 TREVOR FARLEY/ROBERT ROBERTS BAR 7 DE YING WANG/CLAUDIA LOPEZ 8 ANDY GOMEZ/MARIO LOBO ARU 8 YADIRA SILVA/DAYANA FERRER 9 RENIER SOSA/PAVEL OXAMENDY CUB 9 SIMONE FERNANDEZ/CARINA MURASHIGE 10 JOSE M. RAMIREZ/HECTOR GATICA GUA 10 LAURA ROSALES/SEU-ANN LEONG 11 PAUL CALLE/LUIS CORDOVA ECU 11 GUADALUPE GOMEZ-SANCHEZ/MARISOL ESPINEIRA 12 GUILLERMO MUÑOZ/CARLOS CHIU MEX 12 NATALIA BEDOYA/PAULA MEDINA 13 OMAR FLORES/ALEJANDRO OVIEDO GUA 13 YUE YAN ZHOU/MARIE-ANTHONIETTE MORA 14 MAURICIO GRANDE/NELSON ALDANA ESA 14 MARIA A. SOLARES/MARIA J. SOLARES 15 LUIS VALDES/SERGIO BLANCO MEX 15 EDELWAIS CHAJCHALAC/ANDREA ESTRADA 16 JUAN REVELLES/SANTIAGO COSTE PUR DOBLES MIXTOS CUADRO DE MEDALLAS POR PAISES P A I S E S O P B No Se Convoco 1 BRASIL 1 1 3 2-3 ARGENTINA 1 1 0 " VENEZUELA 1 1 0 PAISES : 18 4 CHILE 1 0 3 ATLETAS : 88 5 COLOMBIA 0 1 0 MASCULINO : 54 6-18 ARUBA 0 0 0 FEMENINO: 34 " BARBADOS 0 0 0 " CUBA 0 0 0 " DOMINICA 0 0 0 " EL SALVADOR 0 0 0 " ECUADOR 0 0 0 " GUATEMALA 0 0 0 " GUYANA 0 0 0 " HONDURAS 0 0 0 " JAMAICA 0 0 0 " MEXICO 0 0 0 " PERU 0 0 0 Elaborado por : Juan Nilo Castillo Diaz % PUERTO RICO 0 0 0 Director Comité Clasificacion e Informatica ULTM TOTALES 4 4 6 XIII CAMPEONATO LATINOAMERICANO DE MAYORES SAN SALVADOR - EL SALVADOR 2-8/4/2003 ENTRENADORES DELEGADOS MARCOS NUÑEZ PINET CHI OSVALDO ARCE CARO VALENTIN RAMOS TORREALBA CHI HERIBERTO CORTES ZUÑIGA FRANCISCO SEIJAS VEN ISSAC SZLIT MARCOS HERRERA VEN CARLOS VALENCIA MATIAS ALTO ARG MELECIO EDUARDO RIVERA CARLOS ESNARD BOLAÑOS ESA FRANCISCO E. BUENO DE CAMARGO WANG SHAN WU ESA OSWALDO BORGES PAPELON ZHAO GUACHENG MEX ARMANDO KOO CHIOK WU BOLANG MEX MANUEL DIAZ CORONADO SERGE A. MIMURA BRA ALFONSO CHIU HU MARLES MARTINS BRA JAIRO ORLANDO PAZ HUERTAS NELSON NAVARRO DIAZ PER REINERIO FONSECA CASTILLO XIAO ZHU WU COL LETICIA CASTALDO FRANQUI RODRIGO PAZ COL ROBERTO MIGLIETTY RODOLFO VALDEZ ACOSTA CUB MANUEL ARAGON HUGO FERRER LUQUE CUB MARIE-ANTONIETTE MORA RADAMES TIRADO PUR JORGE HERRERA GORDILLO JOSE VICENTE CHAJCHALAC MACARIO GUA KEITH MILLER DONALD GEORGE SALMON JAM CHANG WEI CHENG HON RAWLE ALLEYNE BAR DIRECTIVOS DE LA ULTM MIGUEL ANGEL DELGADO HERNANDEZ GUA PRESIDENTE ULTM EVELIO ALVAREZ IMAS CUB Director Desarrollo ULTM y Director Tecnico HUGO PEREZ DE CORCHO ROJAS CUB Asesor ULTM JUAN NILO CASTILLO DIAZ CUB Director Clasificacion e Informatica ULTM JUEZ GENERAL ARBITROS EXTRANJEROS FERNANDO AGUILAR Costa Rica MARIO GALINDO Honduras ARMANDO JUAREZ DONIS Guatemala JUEZ AUXILIAR DIRECTOR TECNICO JUAN NILO CASTILLO DIAZ Cuba EVELIO ALVAREZ IMAS Cuba NOTA: ESTE TORNEO NO SE DESARROLLO LOS EVNTOS DE EQUIPOS MASCULINO Y FEMENINO NI DOBLES MIXTOS, YA QUE ESTE EVENTO SE REALIZO A LA PAR DE LAS ELIMINATORIA PARA LOS JUEGOS PANAMERICANOS PARA LATINOAMERICA, ES DECIR FUERON DOS EVENTOS EN UNO. Elaborado por : Juan Nilo Castillo Diaz Director Comité Clasificacion e Informatica ULTM XIII CAMPEONATO LATINOAMERICANO DE MAYORES SAN SALVADOR - EL SALVADOR 2-8/4/2003 ATLETAS PARTICIPANTES MASCULINO FEMENINO LIU SONG ARG SUE-ANN LEONG PABLO TABACHNIK ARG LIGIA SILVA SANTOS MARTIN PARADELA ARG MARIANNY NONAKA GASTON ALTO ARG CARINA MURASHIGE MARIO LOBO ARU SIMONE FERNANDEZ ANDY GOMEZ ARU BERTHA RODRIGUEZ OLATE HUGO HOYAMA BRA SOFIJA TEPEZ CANCINO THAIGO F. MONTEIRO MONTES BRA SILVIA MORELL MESSINA GUSTAVO TSUBOI BRA XIMENA CERON GARCIA BRUNO ANJOS BRA LADY YUBELIS RUANO PINTILLA TREVOR FARLEY BAR GIRLEZA SALAZAR ESPINAL ROBERTS ROBETS BAR PAULA MEDINA KEVIN FARLEY BAR NATHALIA BEDOYA AUGUSTO MORALES MARENGO CHI YADIRA SILVA LLORENTE JUAN PAPIC VILCA CHI DAYANA FERRER CABALLERO JUAN SALAMANCA GONZALEZ CHI YUE YUAN ZHOU ALEJANDRO RODRIGUEZ FERES CHI MORAYLE ALVAREZ LOVO JONATHAN SALAZAR COL DE YING WANG LIANG RICARDO RODRIGUEZ COL SONIA MARIBEL RAMIREZ ROJAS RODRIGO MORENO COL CLAUDIA MERIDA LOPEZ GARCIA JUAN FELIPE CORREA COL MARIA JOSE SOLARES CASTILLO RENIER SOSA SANCHEZ CUB MARIA ALEJANDRA SOLARES CASTILLO PAVEL OXAMENDY MENDIZABAL CUB ZULMA EDELWAIS CHAJCHALAC MENDEZ DONALD CORRIETTE DCA ANDREA ESTRADA MURALLAS MAURICIO ENRIQUE GRANDE VAZQUEZ ESA IIZZWA MEDINA BUESO RICADO MAURICIO SOSA MORENO ESA JHALLIM MEDINA BUESO NELSON JAVIER ALDANA HERNANDEZ ESA ELEANA GONZALEZ DEL RIEGO JOSUE ERNESTO DONADO LOPEZ ESA MARISOL ESPINERIA GEOVANY CUELLO ECU GUADALUPE GOMEZ-SANCHEZ PAUL CALLE CALLE ECU FABIOLA RAMOS PORTILLO LUIS SANTIAGO CORDOVA VALENCIA ECU LUISANA PEREZ SOTO IDI LEWIS GUY MARIA RAMOS PORTILLO GODFREY MUNROE GUY OMAR DAVID FLORES GREGORIO GUA ALEJANDRO ELI OVIEDO CARCACHE GUA JOSE MIGUEL RAMIREZ MARIN GUA HECTOR RENE GATICA GUA MICHAEL DOUGLAS HYATT JAM PETER CHRISCEN MOO-YOUNG JAM NIGEL MERVYN WEBB JAM CHRISTOPHER MARSH ROOSEVELT JAM GUILLERMO MUÑOZ RONQUILLO MEX LUIS VALDEZ PANIAGUA MEX CARLOS CHIU K. MEX SERGIO BLANCO MEX JUAN ACOSTA VILLANUEVA PER JAVIER PORTUGAL PER JUAN REVELLES PARES PUR SANTIAGO COSTE SIBILIA PUR ABNER COLON PUR HECTOR BERRIOS PUR HENRY MUJICA ARAPE VEN ANTONIO GIANNINI VEN JONATHAN PINO WOODBERRY VEN Elaborado por : Juan Nilo Castillo Diaz Director Comité Clasificacion e Informatica ULTM XIII CAMPEONATO LATINOAMERICANO DE MAYORES SAN SALVADOR - EL SALVADOR 2-8/4/2003 VEN VEN CHI CUB CHI ESA HON CUB COL BRA DCA ESA CHI COL BRA CHI HON ESA ESA CUB BRA MEX PER COL DCA GUA GUA T 5 2 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 XIII CAMPEONATO LATINOAMERICANO DE MAYORES SAN SALVADOR - EL SALVADOR 2-8/4/2003 CHI CHI ARG ESA ESA BRA VEN PER R.DOM MEX COL CUB PUR URU HON DCA GUA BAR XIII CAMPEONATO LATINOAMERICANO DE MAYORES SAN SALVADOR - EL SALVADOR 2-8/4/2003 ARU BRA BRA BRA BRA CHI CHI CHI CHI COL COL COL COL CUB CUB DCA ESA ESA ESA ESA GUA GUA GUA GUA HON HON PER PER PER VEN VEN VEN.
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