Panama wins 11 gold medals in Central America

Panama won a total of 11 gold medals5 silver and 7 bronze for a total of 23 u XXXIII Athletics Championship of Central America for seniors and finished second in the medal table behind Costa Rica, which was the host…

Among those gold medals is Chamar Chambers, who managed to break his own record last year in the 800 meters with a result of one minute, 47 seconds and 80 hundredths (1:47:80). In 2022, he achieved u Nicaragua time 1:47:85. In addition, yesterday he won the gold medal in the 400 meter race with 46:53.

Panama on Saturday closed with seven gold medals, and yesterday he won the eighth Intermediate by Didier Rodríguez, in the 1.50 meter race, who achieved a time of 3:54:18, the silver was won by Marcos Renaldo Ruíz from Guatemala with 3:65:41, and the bronze by Julio César Avilés with 3:56:87 from Costa Rica. While Rolanda Bell Guilliam won gold in the 3,000-meter hurdles with a time of 11:12:94, and Andrea Ferris Quintero won silver with 11:21:99.

Gold medal 11 out of 3 went Jennifer Rodríguez Carrasquilla in javelin with a record of 45.36 meters.

In the women’s branch, Suyeris Guerra, from Panama, won silver at the same distance in 4:40:85. Another who won money was Leyka Archibold Samaniego, in the discipline of 100 meters hurdles with a time of 14:11.

While there were two bronze ones for Albert Peral at the launch discus with a distance of 35.11 meters and Katherine Torres Vallejos in the 400 meters race with 58:05.

Other gold medals won on Saturday are: Aixa Middleton in the discus throw, Alexander Salazar in the 100-meter race, Anselmo Delgado in the shot put, David Bosques Grimaldo in the jump Altura, Didier Rodríguez andat 3000 meters. hurdles and Leyka Archibold in the 400m hurdles. Panama also won bronze in the women’s relay 4×100 and finished among the first in the medal table.

At the end of the day, Panama also won silver in the women’s 4×400 relay in the composition of Leyka Archibold – Suyeris Guerra – Maria Vargas – Katherine Torres, and in the men’s bronze in the composition of Jose Demera – Diddier Rodriguez – Jhan Wisdom – Chamar Chambers.