Judo at the 2018 South American Games

There were fourteen judo events at the 2018 South American Games in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Seven for men and seven for women. The events were held between May 27 and 30 at the Coliseo José Villazón.

Judo
at the 2018 South American Games
VenueColiseo José Villazón
LocationBolivia Cochabamba
Dates27–30 May
Nations12

Medal summary

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Brazil (BRA)45514
2 Colombia (COL)3025
3 Ecuador (ECU)3014
4 Peru (PER)2147
5 Venezuela (VEN)1629
6 Argentina (ARG)1157
7 Uruguay (URU)0112
8 Chile (CHI)0066
9 Panama (PAN)0011
Totals (9 entries)14142755

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 kg Lenin Preciado
 Ecuador
Robson Penna
 Brazil
Hugo Vera
 Chile
Dilmer Calle
 Peru
66 kg Michael Marcelino
 Brazil
Ricardo Valderrama
 Venezuela
David Prestes
 Uruguay
Sebastián Pérez
 Chile
73 kg Alonso Wong
 Peru
David Lima
 Brazil
Léider Navarro
 Colombia
Sergio Mattey
 Venezuela
81 kg Luis Vega
 Argentina
Noel Peña
 Venezuela
Tiago Pinho
 Brazil
Luis Ángeles
 Peru
90 kg Yuta Galarreta
 Peru
Giovanni Ferreira
 Brazil
Alexis Duarte
 Argentina
Francisco Balanta
 Colombia
100 kg Leonardo Gonçalves
 Brazil
Pablo Aprahamian
 Uruguay
Thomas Briceño
 Chile
Frank Alvarado
 Peru
+100 kg Freddy Figueroa
 Ecuador
Pedro Pineda
 Venezuela
João Cesarino Silva
 Brazil
Héctor Campos
 Argentina

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Luz Álvarez
 Colombia
Ingrid Perafán
 Argentina
Mary Dee Vargas
 Chile
Larissa Farias
 Brazil
52 kg Larissa Pimenta
 Brazil
Thalia Gamarra
 Peru
Kristine Jiménez
 Panama
Ayelén Elizeche
 Argentina
57 kg Yadinys Amaris
 Colombia
Wisneybi Machado
 Venezuela
Micaela Hernández
 Chile
Gabrielle Gonzaga
 Brazil
63 kg Anrriquelys Barrios
 Venezuela
Gabriella Moraes
 Brazil
Estefania García
 Ecuador
Gimena Laffeuillade
 Argentina
70 kg Yuri Alvear
 Colombia
Noelys Peña
 Venezuela
Bruna da Silva
 Brazil
Camila Figueroa
 Peru
78 kg Vanessa Chalá
 Ecuador
Laislaine Rocha
 Brazil
Jacqueline Usnayo
 Chile
Karen León
 Venezuela
+78 kg Luiza Cruz
 Brazil
Mariannys Hernández
 Chile
Elizabeth Álvarez
 Argentina
Not awarded

References

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