The San Luis delegation achieved 46 medals in the Evita Games – El Chorrillero

Today the last finals of the Evita Games were held in Mar del Plata where San Luis had a predominant performance in boxing, BMX and men’s futsal. He won 46 medals in a competition that this year went from 45 to 27 conventional disciplines and from 12 to 7 in adapted sports.

In boxing, Priscila Romero from Villa Merced won the silver medal in the up to 50 kg category. “I feel good because I know I gave it my all. Next year I’m going to give it my all again to come back, train and win,” he said.

In BMX freestyle, Micaela López won the bronze medal, while in men’s futsal the team led by Martín Mazza fought for third place against Río Negro, losing on penalties after a goalless draw.

San Luis was team champion in weightlifting, an unprecedented result in the discipline, and placed second in the team cup in badminton.

In adapted sports, 10 titles were achieved in disciplines such as sitting volleyball, athletics and adapted swimming.

Other results were fourth place in men’s futsal, fifth place for Priscila Pereyra in fencing and seventh place for the women’s volleyball team, its best position in the history of these Games.

For the first time, San Luis won a medal in extreme sports. The women’s volleyball team placed seventh, the best position achieved by the province in its participation.

The medal table:

Oro

– María Paz Peralta in points race, cycling

– Samuel Aguilar in 25m freestyle, adapted swimming

– Samuel Aguilar 50m freestyle, adapted swimming

– Benicio Fernández in 200m, adapted athletics

– Mauricio Vallejo and Guadalupe Castro in shooting

– Mateo Sosa Correa in 100m freestyle, swimming

– Luca Oyarzún in shot put, adapted athletics

– Nara Roy Villegas in low shot put, adapted athletics

– Samuel Aguilar in 25m butterfly, adapted swimming

– Mauricio Vallejo in shooting

– Martín Mera in uprising

– Men’s 3×3 basketball

– Badminton mixed

– Sitting volleyball

– Benicio Fernández in 100m, adapted athletics

– Nara Roy Villegas in 60m, adapted athletics

– Luca Oyarzún in 100m, adapted athletics

Plata

– Mateo Sosa Correa in 50m freestyle, swimming

– Luca Oyarzún in long jump, adapted athletics

– María José Barzola in shot put, adapted athletics

– Álvaro Matricardi in Olympic lifting

– Tobías Gómez in long jump, adapted athletics

– Mauro Juárez in shot put, adapted athletics

– Zamiel Espinoza in fight

– Amina Alí Abdala in hammer throw

– Amina Alí Abdala in discus throw

– María José Barzola in 100m, adapted athletics

– Mauro Juárez in 60m, adapted athletics

– Priscila Romero in boxing up to 50 kg

Bronze

– Pía Claveles in 500m, cycling

– Joaquín Pérez in 500m, cycling

– Sophia Fernández in 200m freestyle, swimming

– Valentín Zavala, Feliciano Lorenzino, Mateo Sosa Correa and Juan Manuel Peralta in 4×50 combined, swimming

– Mía Piñeyro in shot put, athletics

– Agustín Pereyra in 25m freestyle, adapted swimming

– Agustín Pereyra in 25m backstroke, adapted swimming

– Paulina Di Giorgio, Ariadna Fillipa and Angelina Gómez in artistic gymnastics, level 2

– Valentino Zabala in 100m backstroke, swimming

– María José Barzola in long jump, adapted athletics

– Martina Escudero in lifting

– Guadalupe Castro in shooting

– Tobías Gómez in 100m, adapted athletics

– Leonel Barroso in boxing up to 60 kg

– Román Amitrano in boxing up to 69 kg

– Victoria Rivera in judo +65 kg

– Micaela López in BMX freestyle

Other achievements

– Team lifting champions

– Mention for fair play in sitting volleyball

– 2nd place in the badminton team cup

– 4th place in men’s futsal

– 4th place in karate category U59

– 5th place for Priscila Pereyra in fencing