Swimming at the 2010 South American Games

The swimming events at the 2010 South American Games were held from March 23, 25 and 26-29; and were grouped into two disciplines: (pool) swimming and open water swimming.[1]

Events were contested at:

Open water (4 events): a reservoir next to Guatapé, (just west of Medellín);[2]
Swimming (40 events): March 26–29 at the Complejo Acuatico (trans: "Aquatic Complex") in Medellín.[3][4]

Event schedule

Open Water schedule

Tuesday, March 23: 5-kilometer race (5K)
Thursday, March 25: 10-kilometer race (10K)

Pool finals schedule

Date	Thursday March 26	Friday March 27	Saturday March 28	Sunday March 29
E v e n t s	50 fly (M) 50 breast (W) 800 free (M) 400 free (W) 200 back (M) 100 fly (W) 100 breast (M) 200 IM (W) 200 free (M) 4x200 free relay (W)	50 fly (W) 50 breast (M) 800 free (W) 200 fly (M) 200 back (W) 400 free (M) 100 free (W) 100 back (M) 400 IM (W) 4x200 free relay (M)	50 free (M) 50 back (W) 1500 free (M) 200 breast (W) 100 fly (M) 200 free (W) 200 IM (M) 200 fly (W) 4x100 medley relay (M) 4x100 free relay (W)	50 free (W) 50 back (M) 1500 free (W) 200 breast (M) 100 back (W) 100 free (M) 100 breast (W) 400 IM (M) 4x100 medley relay (W) 4x100 free relay (M)

Results

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Crox Acuña Venezuela	22.99	Nicolas Oliveira Brazil	23.00	Federico Grabich Argentina	23.10
100 m freestyle	Crox Acuña Venezuela	50.29	Benjamin Hockin Paraguay Nicolas Oliveira Brazil	50.50	not awarded
200 m freestyle	Federico Grabich Argentina	1:50.81	Benjamin Hockin Paraguay	1:51.48	Nicolas Oliveira Brazil	1:51.51
400 m freestyle	Alejandro Gómez Venezuela	3:58.41 GR	Lucas Kanieski Brazil	3:58.58	Julio Galofre Colombia	3:58.78
800 m freestyle	Lucas Kanieski Brazil	8:09.81	Luiz Arapiraca Brazil	8:16.93	Alejandro Gómez Venezuela	8:17.68
1500 m freestyle	Luiz Arapiraca Brazil	15:41.91	Lucas Kanieski Brazil	15:43.69	Alejandro Gómez Venezuela	15:53.07

50 m backstroke	Guilherme Guido Brazil	25.09	Federico Grabich Argentina	25.69	Daniel Orzechowski Brazil	26.05
100 m backstroke	Guilherme Guido Brazil	55.14	Federico Grabich Argentina	55.53	Albert Subirats Venezuela	55.57
200 m backstroke	Leonardo de Deus Brazil	2:02.00	Thiago Pereira Brazil	2:02.13	Juan López Nieto Colombia	2:06.36

50 m breaststroke	Felipe Silva Brazil	27.90	João Gomes Jr. Brazil	28.06	Martin Melconian Uruguay	28.88
100 m breaststroke	Felipe Silva Brazil	1:02.87 GR	Jorge Murillo Valdes Colombia	1:03.49	João Gomes Jr. Brazil	1:03.82
200 m breaststroke	Thiago Pereira Brazil	2:16.89 GR	Jorge Murillo Valdes Colombia	2:17.71	Rodrigo Frutos Argentina	2:20.84

50 m butterfly	Albert Subirats Venezuela	23.66	Glauber Silva Brazil	24.22	Benjamin Hockin Paraguay	24.33
100 m butterfly	Albert Subirats Venezuela	52.86	Benjamin Hockin Paraguay	54.90	Gustavo Daniel Paschetta Argentina	54.99
200 m butterfly	Leonardo de Deus Brazil	2:01.20 GR	Andres Montoya Torres Colombia	2:03.88	Andres Jose Gonzalez Argentina	2:04.45

200 m I.M.	Thiago Pereira Brazil	2:03.16 GR	Leopoldo Andara Venezuela	2:08.27	Diego Bonilla Orozco Colombia	2:08.61
400 m I.M.	Thiago Pereira Brazil	4:28.79 GR	Esteban Enderica Ecuador	4:30.41	Cristhian Orjuela Rodriguez Colombia	4:35.24

4×100 m freestyle relay	Venezuela Albert Subirats Christian Quintero Daniele Tirabassi Crox Acuña	3:22.89 GR	Brazil Nicolas Oliveira Guilherme Roth Rodrigo Castro Thiago Pereira	3:24.56	Colombia Juan Manuel Cambindo Romanos Daniel Cuellar Valencia Julio Galofre Marco Gonzalez Guerrero	3:26.16
4×200 m freestyle relay	Venezuela Daniele Tirabassi Crox Acuña Alejandro Gómez Christian Quintero	7:29.12	Brazil Thiago Pereira Rodrigo Castro Leonardo de Deus Nicolas Oliveira	7:29.92	Colombia Javier Guillermo Molina Mateo de Angulo Juan David Perez Julio Galofre	7:38.55
4×100 m medley relay	Brazil Guilherme Guido Felipe Silva Gabriel Mangabeira Nicolas Oliveira	3:43.73 GR	Venezuela Luis Rojas Leopoldo Andara Albert Subirats Crox Acuña	3:46.78	Colombia Juan Molina Perez Jorge Murillo Valdes Juan López Nieto Julio Galofre	3:46.88

5 km Open Water	Ivan Alejandro Ochoa Ecuador	57:12.3	Allan do Carmo Brazil	57:14.3	Damián Blaum Argentina Erwin Maldonado Venezuela	57:16.4
10 km Open Water	Ivan Alejandro Ochoa Ecuador	1:50:31.5	Erwin Maldonado Venezuela	1:50:33.4	Damián Blaum Argentina	1:50:35.1

Women's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Flavia Cazziolato Brazil		Arlene Semeco Venezuela		Daynara de Paula Brazil
100 m freestyle	Arlene Semeco Venezuela		Tatiana Barbosa Brazil		Nadia Soledad Colovini Argentina
200 m freestyle	Cecilia Biagioli Argentina		Tatiana Barbosa Brazil		Yanel Pinto Venezuela
400 m freestyle	Joanna Maranhão Brazil		Kristel Köbrich Chile		Cecilia Biagioli Argentina
800 m freestyle	Andreina Pinto Venezuela		Kristel Köbrich Chile		Joanna Maranhão Brazil
1500 m freestyle	Kristel Köbrich Chile		Andreina Pinto Venezuela		Yanel Pinto Venezuela

50 m backstroke	Fabíola Molina Brazil		Jesserik Pinto Venezuela		Carolina Colorado Colombia
100 m backstroke	Fabíola Molina Brazil		Carolina Colorado Colombia		Andreina Pinto Venezuela
200 m backstroke	Fernanda Alvarenga Brazil		Isabella Arcila Hurtado Colombia		Georgina Bardach Argentina

50 m breaststroke	Ana Carvalho Brazil		Alessandra Marchioro Brazil		Agustina De Giovanni Argentina
100 m breaststroke	Agustina De Giovanni Argentina		Tatiane Sakemi Brazil		Carolina Mussi Brazil
200 m breaststroke	Carolina Mussi Brazil		Tatiane Sakemi Brazil		Mijal Asis Argentina

50 m butterfly	Daynara de Paula Brazil		Daniele Jesus Brazil		Jeserik Andreina Pinto Venezuela
100 m butterfly	Daynara de Paula Brazil		Carolina Colorado Henao Colombia		Daiene Dias Brazil
200 m butterfly	Joanna Maranhão Brazil		Andreina Pinto Venezuela		Georgina Bardach Argentina

200 m I.M.	Joanna Maranhão Brazil		Georgina Bardach Argentina		Erika Layne Stewardt Colombia
400 m I.M.	Joanna Maranhão Brazil		Larissa Cieslak Brazil		Samantha Arevalo Ecuador

4×100 m freestyle relay	Brazil Daynara de Paula Flavia Cazziolato Alessandra Marchioro Tatiana Barbosa		Argentina Manuela Morano Cecilia Biagioli Aixa Jazmin Triay Nadia Colovini		Venezuela Jeserik Pinto Ximena Vilar Yanel Pinto Arlene Semeco
4×200 m freestyle relay	Brazil Tatiana Barbosa Daynara de Paula Sarah Correa Joanna Maranhão		Argentina Nadia Colovini Georgina Bardach Virginia Bardach Cecilia Biagioli		Venezuela Yanel Pinto Elimar Barrios Darneyis Orozco Andreina Pinto
4×100 m medley relay	Brazil Fabíola Molina Tatiane Sakemi Daynara de Paula Tatiana Barbosa	4:13.97	Argentina Cecilia Bertoncello Agustina de Giovanni Georgina Bardach Nadia Colovini	4:18.10	Colombia Carolina Colorado Henao Monica Lorena Rincon Maria Clara Sosa Erika Layne Stewardt	4:20.53

5 km Open Water	Ana Marcela Cunha Brazil Andreina Pinto Venezuela	1:01:56.0	not awarded		Nataly Rosalta Calle Ecuador	1:01:59.0
10 km Open Water	Andreina Pinto Venezuela	1:58:10.1	Ana Marcela Cunha Brazil	1:58:10.3	Antonella Bogarin Argentina	1:58:15.5

Medal standings


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil (BRA)	28	19	7	54
2	Venezuela (VEN)	11	7	10	28
3	Argentina (ARG)	3	6	13	22
4	Ecuador (ECU)	2	1	2	5
5	Chile (CHI)	1	2	0	3
6	Colombia (COL)	0	7	9	16
7	Paraguay (PAR)	0	3	1	4
8	Uruguay (URU)	0	0	1	1
Totals (8 nations)		45	45	43	133

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References

Note: The official games website had the 5 aquatic disciplines (swimming, diving, water polo, synchronized swimming and open water swimming) all listed separately. Here on Wikipedia, swimming and open water swimming are combined, with diving, water polo and synchro having their own separate pages.
(in Spanish) Competition Information: Natación Aguas Abiertas subpage of the official site of the 2010 South American Games (www.medellin2010.org); retrieved 2010-04-14.
(in Spanish) Competition Information: Natación subpage of the official site of the 2010 South American Games (www.medellin2010.org); retrieved 2010-04-14.
"Swimming at the 2010 South American Games - Full Results" (PDF). Best Swimming. March 12, 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 8, 2014. Retrieved March 12, 2014.

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[1] Note: The official games website had the 5 aquatic disciplines (swimming, diving, water polo, synchronized swimming and open water swimming) all listed separately. Here on Wikipedia, swimming and open water swimming are combined, with diving, water polo and synchro having their own separate pages.

[2] (in Spanish) Competition Information: Natación Aguas Abiertas subpage of the official site of the 2010 South American Games (www.medellin2010.org); retrieved 2010-04-14.

[3] (in Spanish) Competition Information: Natación subpage of the official site of the 2010 South American Games (www.medellin2010.org); retrieved 2010-04-14.

[4] "Swimming at the 2010 South American Games - Full Results" (PDF). Best Swimming. March 12, 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 8, 2014. Retrieved March 12, 2014.