Karate at the 2010 South American Games

There were 18 karate events at the 2010 South American Games: 9 men's events and 9 women's events. The events were held over March 26–28.

Medal summary

Medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Venezuela (VEN)	6	3	5	14
2	Peru (PER)	4	0	6	10
3	Colombia (COL)	3	1	6	10
4	Chile (CHI)	3	1	2	6
5	Brazil (BRA)	2	5	5	12
6	Ecuador (ECU)	0	4	7	11
7	Argentina (ARG)	0	4	3	7
Totals (7 nations)		18	18	34	70

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's events
Men's individual kata	Antonio Díaz  Venezuela	Marco Sá  Brazil	Martin Juiz  Argentina[1]
			Alfredo Moreno  Peru[2][3]
Men's team kata	Raul Ceballos Jimmy Moreno Alfredo Tamashiro  Peru[2][3]	Alexandre Cavalcante Klemerson Chagas Marco Sá  Brazil	Jamir Avila Daniel Guerrero William Rodríguez  Colombia
			Luis Contreras Luis dos Santos Jean Vásquez  Venezuela
Men's 60kg	Andrés Rendón  Colombia[3]	Miguel Oviedo  Chile	Francisco Javier Vega  Ecuador
			Robin Blanco  Venezuela
Men's 67kg	Jean Carlos Peña  Venezuela[3]	Daniel Viveros  Ecuador	Guillermo Ramírez  Colombia
			Jesús Paucarcaja  Peru
Men's 75kg	David Dubó  Chile[4]	Esteban Espinoza  Ecuador	Franco Icasati  Argentina[1]
			Willians Quirino  Brazil
Men's 84kg	Caio Duprat  Brazil	Cesar Herrera  Venezuela	Edwin Assereto  Peru[5]
			Andres Loor  Ecuador
Men's +84kg	Ángel Aponte  Venezuela	Franco Recouso  Argentina[1]	Franklin Guerrón  Ecuador
			Luis Alvarado  Peru[5]
Men's open	Guillermo Ramírez  Colombia	Franco Icasati  Argentina	Caio Duprat  Brazil
			Franklin Mina  Ecuador
Men's team kumite	Wellington Barbosa Douglas Brose Rafael Martins Willians Quirino Luiz Santana Junior Thiago Silva  Brazil	Camilo Cárdenas Francisco Cifuentes Leonardo Felizzola Yilber Oroco Guillermo Ramírez Andrés Rendón  Colombia	Diego Bórquez David Dubó Cristian Figueredo Nicolás Moscoso Roberto Salgado Miguel Soffia  Chile[6]
			Ángel Aponte Robin Blanco César Herrera Jean Carlos Peña Andrés Pirela Yeremi Rodriguez  Venezuela
Women's events
Women's individual kata	Sandra Salazar  Peru[2][3]	Yohana Sánchez  Venezuela	Yessenia Reyes  Ecuador
			Patricia Chiron  Brazil
Women's team kata	Wendy Chac Saida Salcedo Akemi Takase  Peru[2][3]	Elaine Martínez Yenire Rivero Yohana Sánchez  Venezuela	Marta Castaño Edith Quintero Diana Ríos  Colombia
			Priscila Cáceres Suanny Guadalupe Yessenia Reyes  Ecuador
Women's 50kg	Gabriela Bruna  Chile[3]	Jessica Cândido  Brazil	Merly Huamaní  Peru
			Dougmay Camacaro  Venezuela
Women's 55kg	Jessy Reyes  Chile[3]	Valéria Kumizaki  Brazil	Stella Urango  Colombia
			Jacqueline Factos  Ecuador
Women's 61kg	Alexandra Grande  Peru[5]	Virginia Acevedo  Argentina[1]	Lina Gómez  Colombia
			Daniela Suárez  Venezuela
Women's 68kg	Yoly Guillén  Venezuela	Lucélia Ribeiro  Brazil	Verónica Lugo  Argentina[1]
			Ana Escandón  Colombia
Women's +68kg	Yeisy Piña  Venezuela	Perla Salazar  Argentina[1]	no medal awarded
Women's open	Stella Urango  Colombia	Carmen Arias  Ecuador	Alexandra Grande  Peru
			Natalia Brozulatto  Brazil
Women's team kumite	Yoly Guillén Thays Moncada Yeisy Piña Daniela Suárez  Venezuela	Carmen Arias Priscila Cáceres Jacqueline Factos María Reyes  Ecuador	Natália Brozulatto Lucélia de Carvalho Jeanis Colzani Beatriz Janini Valéria Kumizaki Lucélia Ribeiro  Brazil
			Gabriela Bruna Elizabeth Retamal Jessy Reyes Lorena Salamanca  Chile[6]

References

1. "El karate argentino cosechó 7 medallas en los Juegos Odesur de Medellín" (in Spanish). RPP Noticias. 2010-04-08. Archived from the original on 2012-01-07. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
2. "Juegos Odesur: Perú consiguió tres medallas de oro en karate". El Comercio (in Spanish). AP. 2010-03-26. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
3. "Perú consecha tres de oro en jornada del karate en Juegos Odesur". Terra (in Spanish). AFP. 2010-03-27. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
4. "Dos nuevos oros dejan a delegación chilena quinta en el medallero". Terra Chile (in Spanish). UPI. 2010-03-27. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
5. "Karate peruano se vuelve a bañar de oro en Juegos Odesur". RPP Noticias (in Spanish). 2010-03-27. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
6. "Odesur 2010: Karate femenino y masculino entregan bronces para Chile". Emol (in Spanish). 2010-03-28. Retrieved 2011-12-30.