South American Games 2022

[konig 1,556]

39 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

Medal Table (After Day 4)

 

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil	56	43	33	132
2	Colombia	33	38	36	107
3	Venezuela	14	15	24	53
4	Chile	13	8	23	44
5	Argentina	9	21	27	57
6	Ecuador	9	4	7	20
7	Uruguay	6	4	6	16
8	Paraguay	4	9	6	19
9	Peru	4	6	9	19
10	Aruba	1	2	0	3
11	Panama	1	0	2	3

 

Well, most of our best athletes didnt compete yet but.......what a bad beginning.

[JoshMartini007 2,765]

37 minutes ago, konig said:

Well, most of our best athletes didnt compete yet but.......what a bad beginning.

 

Yeah, the schedule is more favorable for Argentina later on, third place is still within grasp IMO. At the very least they aren't going to finish behind Ecuador.

[konig 1,556]

8 hours ago, vinipereira said:

 

Brazil won 58 medals in Swimming (34 gold medals out of 42 events)

 

Now that Swimming is over, in the next days I expect Colombia to get closer to Brazil in the medal count.

Remember for Colombia finish Archery, Patin and Weigthifling, they use most of their best.

[vinipereira 3,460]

Swimmer Giovanna Diamante  won 10 medals here (8 gold, 2 silver), which makes her the biggest medalist ever in a single edition.

[dcro 10,210]

10 minutes ago, vinipereira said:

Swimmer Giovanna Diamante  won 10 medals here (8 gold, 2 silver), which makes her the biggest medalist ever in a single edition.

But then again, such a medal haul is literally only possible in swimming and nowhere else.

[vinipereira 3,460]

6 minutes ago, dcro said:

But then again, such a medal haul is literally only possible in swimming and nowhere else.

Yeah, and the number also includes 5 Relay medals. A great feat, nonetheless.

[thiago_simoes 1,441]

5 hours ago, vinipereira said:

Yeah, and the number also includes 5 Relay medals. A great feat, nonetheless.

Every medal deserves some kind of acknowledgement, but literally half of the medals were on team/relay events, so I don't really think this is so impressive. I believe Caio Souza could earn 5 individual medals too, what would put him in an even position with Giovana.

[LDOG 2,468]

When was the last time Brazil lost a swimming relay in south american games?

[vinipereira 3,460]

1 minute ago, LDOG said:

When was the last time Brazil lost a swimming relay in south american games?

In 2018 we lost both Men's 4x100 relays but we had a youth team then. Now Brazil had mostly the best athletes available (except for Olympic medalists Fratus and Scheffer), although many people think it would be better to send younger athletes to gain experience.

[vinipereira 3,460]

Finally some success for Brazil in Fencing with two team golds tonight.