Seven gold medals, five silver, six bronze, and champions of a silver cup came to our city following the activities carried out in Mar del Plata last weekend.
The Entre Ríos delegation was made up of 360 people, 49 of whom were from Concordia, consisting of athletes and coaches, who arrived in the city early Sunday morning and were received by mayor Francisco Azcué and the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez.
Local athletes had an excellent performance in the different disciplines in which they competed. In addition, they contributed a total of 18 medals for the province of Entre Ríos, of which seven were gold, five silver, and six bronze. Likewise, they were crowned champions of a silver cup.
The gold medals were won by Jonathan Pucheta in the 600 and 2000-meter cross country and by Timoteo Leonardi in the 80-meter dash. In addition, Leonardi, Pucheta, and Rodrigo Berthet achieved the gold medal in the 5x80-meter relay.
Meanwhile, Fátima Ocampo was crowned champion for the second consecutive year in judo, competing in the under 55-kilo category.
For their part, the silver medals were won by Rodrigo Berthet in the 110-meter hurdles, Sofía Stele in pole vault, and Felipe Bond in the 600-meter and 2000-meter cross country. On the other hand, Candela Dos Santos took home the silver medal in Olympic weightlifting.
At the same time, the Entre Ríos handball team, which included Lucas Bertolotti, Gonzalo Waldbillig, Vicente Cresto, and Segundo Tejera, won the silver cup.
Meanwhile, the bronze medals were won by Justo Millan in Olympic weightlifting, Valentín Castro and Sebastián Mesa in cycling, Camila Niveyro in the 80-meter dash, and Melina Peralta and Sebastián Espíndola in boxing.
The athletes and coaches from Concordia who represented us in Mar del Plata were: Lucia Montiel, Martina Maiocco, Emilia Albornoz, Clara Perezconelli, Martina Bogado, Gonzalo Salas, Ángel Suarez, Carlos Sastre, Agustín Chiecher, Orlando Mesa, Valentín Castro, Máximo Rondana, Agustín López Wetzel, Bautista Furlong, Alejandra Rua, Candela Gobetti, Dariel Luna, Carla Godetti, Amabari Gowda, Lucas González, Fátima Ocampo, and Wenceslao Koroll.
Also present were: Justo Millam, Jeremías Actis, Neltran Salgado, Gonzalo Waldbillig, Segundo Tejera, Lucas Bertolotti, Tomas Cresto, Antonio Marco, Melina Peralta, Dana Ermosid, Fabián Monzón, Verónica Sicoli, Gina Ceruzze, Zacarias González, Yuliet Bordon, Rodrigo Berthet, Felipe Bond, Jonatan Pucheta, Timoteo Leonardi, Daian Mesa, Candela Dos Santos, Javier Rigoni, Camila Niveyro, Sofia Stele, Sebastian Espindola, Daniel Miño, Marcelo Torres Ibáñez.
The Entre Ríos delegation was made up of 360 people, 49 of whom were from Concordia, consisting of athletes and coaches, who arrived in the city early Sunday morning and were received by mayor Francisco Azcué and the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez.
Local athletes had an excellent performance in the different disciplines in which they competed. In addition, they contributed a total of 18 medals for the province of Entre Ríos, of which seven were gold, five silver, and six bronze. Likewise, they were crowned champions of a silver cup.
The gold medals were won by Jonathan Pucheta in the 600 and 2000-meter cross country and by Timoteo Leonardi in the 80-meter dash. In addition, Leonardi, Pucheta, and Rodrigo Berthet achieved the gold medal in the 5x80-meter relay.
Meanwhile, Fátima Ocampo was crowned champion for the second consecutive year in judo, competing in the under 55-kilo category.
For their part, the silver medals were won by Rodrigo Berthet in the 110-meter hurdles, Sofía Stele in pole vault, and Felipe Bond in the 600-meter and 2000-meter cross country. On the other hand, Candela Dos Santos took home the silver medal in Olympic weightlifting.
At the same time, the Entre Ríos handball team, which included Lucas Bertolotti, Gonzalo Waldbillig, Vicente Cresto, and Segundo Tejera, won the silver cup.
Meanwhile, the bronze medals were won by Justo Millan in Olympic weightlifting, Valentín Castro and Sebastián Mesa in cycling, Camila Niveyro in the 80-meter dash, and Melina Peralta and Sebastián Espíndola in boxing.
The athletes and coaches from Concordia who represented us in Mar del Plata were: Lucia Montiel, Martina Maiocco, Emilia Albornoz, Clara Perezconelli, Martina Bogado, Gonzalo Salas, Ángel Suarez, Carlos Sastre, Agustín Chiecher, Orlando Mesa, Valentín Castro, Máximo Rondana, Agustín López Wetzel, Bautista Furlong, Alejandra Rua, Candela Gobetti, Dariel Luna, Carla Godetti, Amabari Gowda, Lucas González, Fátima Ocampo, and Wenceslao Koroll.
Also present were: Justo Millam, Jeremías Actis, Neltran Salgado, Gonzalo Waldbillig, Segundo Tejera, Lucas Bertolotti, Tomas Cresto, Antonio Marco, Melina Peralta, Dana Ermosid, Fabián Monzón, Verónica Sicoli, Gina Ceruzze, Zacarias González, Yuliet Bordon, Rodrigo Berthet, Felipe Bond, Jonatan Pucheta, Timoteo Leonardi, Daian Mesa, Candela Dos Santos, Javier Rigoni, Camila Niveyro, Sofia Stele, Sebastian Espindola, Daniel Miño, Marcelo Torres Ibáñez.