2016 Bolivarian Beach Games

International Multi Beach Sport event

III Bolivarian Beach Games

Host city| Iquique
Country|  Chile
Nations| 11
Athletes| 1,387
Opening| November 24, 2016 (2016-11-24)
Closing| December 3, 2016 (2016-12-03)

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2018 TBD ->

The 2016 Bolivarian Beach Games, officially the III Bolivarian Beach Games, is an international multi-sport event that was held from 24 November-3 December 2016 in Iquique, Chile. This was the first time Chile hosted an ODEBO event since becoming a member in 2010.

## Host city selection

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Iquique was selected over Vargas (Venezuela) as the host city in March 2015.[1]

## Sports

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Thirteen sports will feature in this edition of Bolivarian Beach Games.[2] Canoeing is added from the previous program.

* Beach handball (2) (details)
* Beach rugby (2) (details)
* Beach soccer (1) (details)
* Beach tennis (5) (details)
* Beach volleyball (2) (details)
* Canoeing (20) (details)
* Open water swimming (5) (details)
* Rowing (6) (details)
* Sailing (7) (details)
* Surfing (13) (details)
* Triathlon (5) (details)
* Underwater sports (3) (details)
* Waterskiing (10) (details)

## Participating nations

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ODEBO Members

* Bolivia
* Chile (Host)
* Colombia
* Ecuador
* Panama
* Peru
* Venezuela

Invited nations

* Dominican Republic
* El Salvador
* Guatemala
* Paraguay

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## Medal table

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Final medal tally[3]

* Host nation (Chile)

Rank| Nation| Gold| Silver| Bronze| Total

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1|  Chile (CHI)*| 31| 22| 16| 69
2|  Venezuela (VEN)| 16| 18| 21| 55
3|  Colombia (COL)| 13| 11| 14| 38
4|  Ecuador (ECU)| 8| 14| 9| 31
5|  Peru (PER)| 6| 6| 8| 20
6|  Guatemala (GUA)| 4| 2| 2| 8
7|  El Salvador (ESA)| 2| 1| 1| 4
8|  Dominican Republic (DOM)| 1| 2| 3| 6
9|  Paraguay (PAR)| 0| 5| 4| 9
10|  Panama (PAN)| 0| 0| 2| 2
Totals (10 entries)| 81| 81| 80| 242

## Medalists

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### Beach handball

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  |  Venezuela
Jesus Barrios
Ali Barranco
Wilmer Bracho
Enmanuel Godoy
Aldreisner Lopez
Victor Lopez
Carlos Martinez
Jhonny Peñaloza
Raul Rodriguez
Ronald Timaure  |  Paraguay
Yinmy Arturo
Ulises Damian
Jorge Duarte
Javier Fernández
Cesar Frutos
Alvaro Morinigo
Carlos Sandoval
Gustavo Sosa
Oscar Vairoleto
Hector Vazquez  |  Ecuador
Carlos Carcelen
Jefferson Dominguez
Eddye Gonzalez
Eder Guerrero
Gerdy Litardo
Jimy Loor
Ronald Murillo
Johnny Nieves
Eduardo Quiñonez
Joe Quiñonez
Women  |  Venezuela
Jackeline Angulo
Maikelly Cedeño
Luz Colina
Nohelyn Gimenez
Frannelly Polanco
Ysbelia Ramírez
Anyi Rodríguez
Ana Maria Sequera
Maria Tovar
Hernairys Vargas  |  Paraguay
Ana Acuña
Gladys Brusquetti
Marizza Faría
Fatima Lugo
Leticia Martínez
Beatris Penayo
Jennifer Rodríguez
Nilsa Romero
Clara Romina
Alicia Villalba |  Colombia
Tatiana Cano
Maria Clara Estrada
Susana Estrada
Deisy Mazo
Maria Isabel Perez
Maria Camila Rodriguez
Joseti Saams
Maribel Serna
Laura Sin
Carolina Uribe

### Beach rugby

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  |  Chile
Sergio Bascuñan
Jorge Castillo
Joaquín Huici
Thomas Orchard
Diego Ramírez
Simon Salinas
Martín Sigren
Ignacio Silva
Martín Vallejos
Martín Verschae  |  Venezuela
Néstor Aguirre
Ulises Andara
Wilkinson Arrieta
José Gutierrez
Luis Lopez
Alfmarx Marquez
José Piña
José Javier Rojas
Ramón Ruiz
Roberto Schaefer  |  Paraguay
Sergio Alvarenga
Alvaro Baez
Fabrizio Da Rosa
Pablo Espinola
Leonardo Glizt
Ignacio Murdoch
Juan Ortiz
Antonio Ramos
Women  |  Colombia
Nicole Acevedo
Catalina Arango
Ana Camacho
Andrea Fernandez
Daniela Hincapie
Carmen Ibarra
Camila Lopera
Angela Lozano
Ruth Lozano
Isabel Romero |  Venezuela
Nardelys Alvarado
Moureen Baloa
Daniela Diaz
Cristy Egido
Jetsy Ferrera
Maryoly Gamez
Marianny Izarza
Carla Lanzarote
Mariana Romero
Estefania Salami  |  Chile
Carolina Alfaro
Nataly Badilla
Daniela Baeza
Alejandra Berrocal
Daniela Corral
Ana María Glucevic
Bárbara Lira
Katarina Restovic
Jacqueline Rilling
Judith Torres

### Beach soccer

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  |  El Salvador
Andres Osorio
Darwin Ramírez
Douglas Zavala
Elías Ramírez
Elmer Robles
Heber Ramos
Herbert Ramos
José Agustín Ruiz
José Portillo
José Batres
Rafael Rizo
Tomás Hernández  |  Paraguay
Carlos Carballo
Diego Rodriguez
Edgar Barreto
Gustavo Benitez
Ivan Fernandez
Jesus Rolon
Juan Esteban Lopez
Orlando Zayas
Pablo Lopez
Roberto Sanchez
Saul Gonzalez
Sergio Gonzalez  |  Chile
Alberto Echeverria
Cristian Medalla
Diego Estay
Felipe Díaz
Ignacio Ponce
Kevin Flores
Orlando Echeverria
Pablo Rodriguez
Sebastián Bolívar
Sebastián Vega
Sergio Argote
Victor Belaunde

### Beach tennis

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's singles  | Ramon Guedez
Venezuela | Jorge Peñalver
Venezuela | Ali Colmenares
Venezuela
Women's singles  | Patricia Diaz
Venezuela | Lady Correa
Venezuela | Maria Teresa Salame
Ecuador
Men's doubles  |  Jorge Peñalver
and Ramon Guedez (VEN) |  Juan Pablo Ramírez
and Marcello Guzmán (CHI) |  Leonardo Lapentti
and Xavier Viteri (ECU)
Women's doubles  |  Patricia Diaz
and Lady Correa (VEN) |  Carolina Lapentti
and Janine Guerrero (ECU) |  Maria Paz Orellana
and Camila Toledo (CHI)
Mixed doubles  |  Ramon Guedez
and Patricia Diaz (VEN) |  Ali Colmenares
and Lady Correa (VEN) |  Maria Paz Orellana
and Marcello Guzmán (CHI)

### Beach volleyball

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  |  Chile
Esteban Grimalt
Marco Grimalt |  Venezuela
Carlos Rangel
Jonathan Golindano  |  Paraguay
Edgar Gamarra
José Gaona
Women  |  Colombia
Andrea Galindo
Claudia Galindo  |  Venezuela
Gabriela Brito
Norisbeth Agudo |  Paraguay
Michelle Valiente
Patricia Caballero

### Canoeing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's C-1 200 m  | Michael García
Chile | Andres Lazo
Ecuador | Ronny Ratia
Venezuela
Men's C-1 500 m  | Michael García
Chile | Ariel Jimenez
Dominican Republic | Ronny Ratia
Venezuela
Men's C-1 1000 m  | Michael García
Chile | Sergio Díaz
Colombia | Ronny Ratia
Venezuela
Men's C-2 200 m  |  Anahjir Vergara
and Victor Vial (CHI) |  José Solano
and Luis Guerra (VEN) |  Daniel Pacheco
and Juan Salazar (COL)
Men's C-2 500 m  |  Anahjir Vergara
and Victor Vial (CHI) |  Daniel Pacheco
and Juan Salazar (COL) |  Ariel Jimenez
and Lonis Acevedo (DOM)
Men's C-2 1000 m  |  Anahjir Vergara
and Victor Vial (CHI) |  Daniel Pacheco
and Juan Salazar (COL) |  Ariel Jimenez
and Lonis Acevedo (DOM)
Men's K-1 200 m  | Cristian Guerrero
Dominican Republic | Manuel Chacano
Chile | Antonio Oropeza
Venezuela
Men's K-1 500 m  | Edvin Buc
Guatemala | Cristian Guerrero
Dominican Republic | José Giovanni Ramos
Venezuela
Men's K-1 1000 m  | Edvin Buc
Guatemala | José Giovanni Ramos
Venezuela | Leocadio Pinto
Colombia
Men's K-2 200 m  |  José Giovanni Ramos
and Antonio Oropeza (VEN) |  Edwin Amaya
and Yojan Cano (COL) |  Jean Valdebenito
and Manuel Chacano (CHI)
Men's K-2 1000 m  |  Gabriel Rodríguez
and Joel Gonzalez (VEN) |  Edwin Amaya
and Yojan Cano (COL) | not awarded
Women's C-1 200 m  | Anggie Avegno
Ecuador | Clara Lopez
Guatemala | Manuela Gómez
Colombia
Women's C-1 500 m  | Clara Lopez
Guatemala | Diana Paillalef
Chile | Manuela Gómez
Colombia
Women's C-1 1000 m  | Clara Lopez
Guatemala | Karen Roco
Chile | Anggie Avegno
Ecuador
Women's K-1 200 m  | Ysumy Orellana
Chile | Diexe Molina
Colombia | Maoli Angulo
Ecuador
Women's K-1 500 m  | Diexe Molina
Colombia | Maoli Angulo
Ecuador | Goviana Reyes
Chile
Women's K-1 1000 m  | Diexe Molina
Colombia | Maoli Angulo
Ecuador | Mara Guerrero
Venezuela
Women's K-2 200 m  |  Ruth Niño
and Tatiana Muñoz (COL) |  Jeanarett Valenzuela
and Fabiola Zamorano (CHI) |  Angelica Jimenez
and Mara Guerrero (VEN)
Women's K-2 500 m  |  Ruth Niño
and Tatiana Muñoz (COL) |  Mairovi Jaspe
and Mara Guerrero (VEN) |  Jeanarett Valenzuela
and Goviana Reyes (CHI)
Women's K-2 1000 m  |  Ruth Niño
and Tatiana Muñoz (COL) |  Jeanarett Valenzuela
and Goviana Reyes (CHI) |  Angelica Jimenez
and Mairovi Jaspe (VEN)

### Open water swimming

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's 5 km  | Wilder Carreño
Venezuela | David Farinango
Ecuador | Diego Serida
Peru
Men's 10 km  | Wilder Carreño
Venezuela | Santiago Enderica
Ecuador | Iván Enderica Ochoa
Ecuador
Women's 5 km  | Samantha Arévalo
Ecuador | Paola Perez
Venezuela | Mahina Valdivia
Chile
Women's 10 km  | Samantha Arévalo
Ecuador | Nataly Caldas
Ecuador | Ruthseli Aponte
Venezuela
Mixed 3 km  |  Venezuela
|  Ecuador
|  Peru

### Rowing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's single sculls  | Eduardo Linares
Peru | Bernardo Guerrero
Chile | Arturo Rivarola
Paraguay
Men's double sculls  |  Chile
Ignacio Abraham
Óscar Vásquez |  Peru
Gianfranco Colmenares
Gonzalo del Solar  |  Dominican Republic
Jancarlos Tineo
Ignacio Vasquez
Men's coxed quadruple sculls  |  Peru
Johann Hamann
Eduardo Linares
Cristhofer Rojas
Alvaro Torres
Franco Yrivarren  |  Chile
Alfredo Abraham
Sebastian Colpihueque
Fabian Oyarzún
Dangelo Salamanca
Luis Saumann  |  Ecuador
Santiago Cali
Juan Galeas
Walter Guala
Alan Sola
Cristhian Sola
Women's single sculls  | Antonia Abraham
Chile | Mariagnes Valdez
Paraguay | Ana Cristina Salinas
Peru
Women's double sculls  |  Chile
Melita Abraham
Josefa Vila |  Peru
Arantza Valera
Camila Valle |  Venezuela
Dayana Escalona
Rosmary Lopez
Women's coxed quadruple sculls  |  Chile
Antonia Abraham
Melita Abraham
Christina Hostetter
Victoria Hostetter  |  Peru
Pamela Noya
Ana Cristina Salinas
Arantza Valera
Camila Valle |  Venezuela
Marthulis Buriel
Yuliannis Buriel
Royna Guerra
Yoselin Izaze
Maria Lopez

### Sailing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's RS:X  | Daniel Flores
Venezuela | Santiago Bazo
Peru | Eduardo Herman
Chile
Men's Laser Standard  | Matías del Solar
Chile | Gabriel Sanz-Agero
Guatemala | José Gutiérrez
Venezuela
Men's Sunfish  | Angello Giuria
Peru | Clemente Seguel
Chile | David Gonzalez
Venezuela
Women's Laser Radial  | Maria José Poncell
Chile | Daniela Rivera
Venezuela | Andrea Aldana
Guatemala
Women's Sunfish  | Diana Tudela
Peru | Romina de Iulio
Ecuador | Kassya Marin
Venezuela
Optimist  | Stefano Viale
Peru | Dante Parodi
Chile | Simón Gómez
Colombia
Snipe  |  Antonio Poncell
and Millaray Briceño (CHI) |  Alejandro Zapata
and Fernando Correa (PER) |  Carlos Aguirre
and David Gonzalez (VEN)

### Surfing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Aloha Cup  |  Chile
Lorena Fica
Miguel Maturana
Guillermo Satt
Manuel Selman  |  Ecuador
Dominic Barona
Israel Barona
Isidro Villao
Jonathan Zambrano  |  Venezuela
Jesus Garcia
Derek Gomes
Laura Petitts
Ronald Reyes
Men's bodyboard drop knee  | Michel Copetta
Chile | José Rodriguez
Peru | Luis Rodriguez
Venezuela
Men's open bodyboard  | Matias Díaz
Chile | Gabriel Brantes
Chile | Jorge Hurtado
Peru
Men's open longboard  | Ronald Reyes
Venezuela | Belko Suárez
Chile | Amado Alvarado
El Salvador
Men's open shortboard  | Derek Gomes
Venezuela | Jonathan Zambrano
Ecuador | Manuel Selman
Chile
Men's prone race  | Nicolas Undurraga
Chile | Amado Alvarado
El Salvador | Ever Rivera
Guatemala
Men's SUP race  | Carlos Gomez
Ecuador | José Suazo
Chile | Camilo Marmol
Colombia
Men's SUP surf  | Carlos Gomez
Ecuador | Francisco Hernandez
Venezuela | Miguel Hernandez
Chile
Women's open bodyboard  | Anais Velis
Chile | Izamar Vivas
Venezuela | Carolina Boteri
Peru
Women's open longboard  | Constanza Fernandez
Chile | Trinidad Segura
Chile | Esperanza Subero
Venezuela
Women's open shortboard  | Dominic Barona
Ecuador | Jessica Anderson
Chile | Lorena Fica
Chile
Women's SUP race  | Edimar Luque
Venezuela | Lisette Prado
Ecuador | Cristine Kelso
Panama
Women's SUP surf  | Josselyn Alabi
El Salvador | Viadana Arza
Venezuela | Cristine Kelso
Panama

### Triathlon

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's sprint  | Brian Moya
Colombia | Martin Ulloa
Chile | Luis Barraza
Chile
Men's pair  |  Diego Moya
and Martin Ulloa (CHI) |  Yhousman Perdomo
and José Amaya (VEN) |  Andres Cabascango
and Ramon Matute (ECU)
Women's sprint  | Elizabeth Bravo
Ecuador | Lina Maria Raga
Colombia | Macarena Salazar
Chile
Women's pair  |  Elizabeth Bravo
and Steffy Salazar (ECU) |  Macarena Salazar
and Catalina Salazar (CHI) |  Lina Maria Raga
and Pamela Holguin (COL)
Mixed relay  |  Chile
Diego Moya
Catalina Salazar
Macarena Salazar
Martin Ulloa  |  Ecuador
Elizabeth Bravo
Andres Cabascango
Ramon Matute
Steffy Salazar  |  Colombia
Pamela Holguin
Brian Moya
Lina Maria Raga
Juan Sebastian Rubio

### Underwater sports

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's 5 km finswimming  | Andres Hernandez
Colombia | Julio Gonzales
Venezuela | Yeferson Valencia
Venezuela
Women's 4 km finswimming  | Paulina Gomez
Colombia | Maria Clara Lopera
Colombia | Martina Garcias
Venezuela
Men's spearfishing  |  Chile
Claudio Valle
Franco Bosquez
Miguel Ángel Soto  |  Venezuela
Alexander Ortega
Gabriel Acosta
Rainer Mendez
Ricardo Ferrebus  |  Peru
Mario Espinoza
Ricardo Yupanqui
Victor Carbajal

### Water skiing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's overall  | Felipe Miranda
Chile | Rodrigo Miranda
Chile | Roberto Linares
Colombia
Men's jumping  | Felipe Miranda
Chile | Rodrigo Miranda
Chile | Roberto Linares
Colombia
Men's slalom  | Felipe Miranda
Chile | Rodrigo Miranda
Chile | José Tejada
Peru
Men's trick  | Felipe Miranda
Chile | Rodrigo Miranda
Chile | Roberto Linares
Colombia
Men's wakeboard  | Jorge Rocha
Colombia | Jamie Bazan
Ecuador | José Boisset
Chile
Women's overall  | Daniela Verswyvel
Colombia | Silvia Zarrate
Colombia | Andrea Tejada
Peru
Women's jumping  | Andrea Tejada
Peru | Amalia Gallego
Colombia | Daniela Verswyvel
Colombia
Women's slalom  | Josefa González
Chile | Silvia Zarrate
Colombia | Dominga González
Chile
Women's trick  | Josefa González
Chile | Dominga González
Chile | Daniela Verswyvel
Colombia
Women's wakeboard  | Laura Madriñan
Colombia | Ana Cristina Díaz
Paraguay | Manuela Castro
Ecuador

## References

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1. ^ "Iquique será sede de los Terceros Juegos Bolivarianos de Playa 2016" (in Spanish). El Longino. 29 March 2015. Archived from the original on 26 August 2016. Retrieved 21 August 2016.
2. ^ "Listado de Deportes - III Juegos Bolivarianos de Playa Iquique 2016 - III Juegos Bolivarianos de Playa Iquique 2016". iquique2016.org. Retrieved 21 August 2016.
3. ^ "Tabla de Medallería". Retrieved 19 December 2016.

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