Argentina at the 2007 Pan American Games

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Argentina at the Pan American Games
Flag of Argentina
IOC code:	ARG
NOC:	Comité Olímpico Argentino
2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro
Competitors	441 in 30 sports
Flag Bearer	Luciana Aymar
Medals Rank: 7	Gold 11	Silver 15	Bronze 33	Total 59
Pan American Games appearances
1951 • 1955 • 1959 • 1963 • 1967 • 1971 • 1975 • 1979 • 1983 • 1987 • 1991 • 1995 • 1999 • 2003 • 2007

Argentina participated at the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Argentine delegation counted a total number of 441 athletes. Argentina competed in all events, except for baseball and diving. The delegation's main bet was the Field hockey women's team, Las Leonas, led by Luciana Aymar, who carried the Argentine flag at the opening ceremony.

Contents 1 Medals 1.1 Gold 1.1.1 Cycling 1.1.2 Field Hockey 1.1.3 Judo 1.1.4 Karate 1.1.5 Roller skating 1.1.6 Rowing 1.1.7 Shooting 1.1.8 Tennis 1.2 Silver 1.2.1 Canoeing 1.2.2 Cycling 1.2.3 Futsal 1.2.4 Handball 1.2.5 Field Hockey 1.2.6 Rowing 1.2.7 Roller skating 1.2.8 Sailing 1.2.9 Swimming 1.2.10 Table Tennis 1.2.11 Weightlifting 1.3 Bronze 1.3.1 Athletics 1.3.2 Bowling 1.3.3 Boxing 1.3.4 Canoeing 1.3.5 Cycling 1.3.6 Fencing 1.3.7 Karate 1.3.8 Waterski 1.3.9 Handball 1.3.10 Judo 1.3.11 Rowing 1.3.12 Roller skating 1.3.13 Sailing 1.3.14 Shooting 1.3.15 Swimming 1.3.16 Taekwondo 1.3.17 Tennis 1.3.18 Weightlifting 2 Results by event 2.1 Basketball 2.1.1 Men's Team Competition 2.1.2 Women's Team Competition 2.2 Tennis 2.2.1 Men's Singles 2.2.2 Men's Doubles 2.3 Triathlon 2.3.1 Men's Competition 2.3.2 Women's Competition 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] Medals

[edit] Gold

Cycling

• Men's Madison: Walter Pérez and Juan Curuchet
• Women's BMX: María Gabriela Díaz

Field Hockey

• Women's Team Competition: Argentina women's national field hockey team

Judo

• Men's 60 kg: Miguel Albarracín

Karate

• Men's 60 kg: Francisco Nievas

Roller skating

• Women's Freestyle: Leila Vanzulli

Rowing

• Men's Single Sculls: Santiago Fernández
• Men's Coxless Fours: Horacio Sicilia, Maximiliano Martínez, Diego López, and Joaquín Iwan

Shooting

• Men's Olympic Trap: Juan Carlos Dasque

Tennis

• Men's Doubles: Eduardo Schwank and Horacio Zeballos
• Women's Doubles: Jorgelina Cravero and Betina Jozami

[edit] Silver

Canoeing

• Men's K-2 1.000 m: Pablo de Torres and Juan Pablo Bergero
• Women's K-1 500 m: Fernanda Lauro

Cycling

• Men's Time Trial: Matías Médici

Futsal

• Men's Team Competition: Argentina national futsal team

Handball

• Men's Team Competition: Argentina national handball team

Field Hockey

• Men's Team Competition: Argentina national field hockey team

Rowing

• Men's Double Sculls: Rodrigo Murillo and Ariel Suárez
• Men's Quadruple Sculls: Víctor Claus, Ariel Suárez, Santiago Fernández, and Cristian Rosso
• Women's Single Sculls: María Best

Roller skating

• Men's Freestyle: Daniel Arriola

Sailing

• Men's RS:X: Mariano Reutemann
• Men's J24: Alejo Rigoni, Sebastián Peri, Joaquín Duarte and Gustavo González

Swimming

• Men's 100m Freestyle: José Meolans

Table Tennis

• Men's Singles: Song Liu
• Men's Team: Gastón Alto, Song Liu and Pablo Tabachnik

Weightlifting

• Men's 105 kg: Pedro Stetsiuk

[edit] Bronze

Athletics

• Men's Pole Vault: Germán Chiaraviglio
• Men's Hammer Throw: Juan Ignacio Cerra
• Women's Hammer Throw: Jennifer Dahlgren

Bowling

• Men's Individual: Lucas Legnani

Boxing

• Men's Lightweight: Luis Rueda
• Men's Welterweight: Diego Chaves

Canoeing

• Men's K-2 500 m: Pablo de Torres and Juan Pablo Bergero

Cycling

• Men's Mountain Bike: Dario Gasco
• Men's Individual Pursuit: Fernando Antogna
• Men's Keirin: Leandro Botasso
• Men's Individual Time Trial: Damián Abbiate

Fencing

• Men's Sabre Team: Alexandre Achten, Ricardo Bustamante, José Félix Domínguez and Diego Drajer

Karate

• Men's 65 kg: Lucio Martínez

Waterski

• Men's Wakeboard: Edgardo Martin

Handball

• Women's Team Competition: Argentina women's national handball team

Judo

• Women's 48 kg: Paula Pareto
• Women's 63 kg: Daniela Krukower
• Women's 78 kg: Lorena Briceño

Rowing

• Men's Eights: Alan San Martín, Marcelo Walter Bronca, Maximiliano Martínez, Joaquín Iwan, Horacio Sicilia, Diego Martín López, Damián Ordas, Mariano Palermo and Joel Infante
• Women's Quadruple Sculls: Carolina Schiffmacher, María Laura Abalo, María Best, and Lucia Palermo

Roller skating

• Men's Speedskating: Damián Fernández
• Women's Speedskating: Melisa Bonnet
• Women's Fundo: Silvina Posada

Sailing

• Women's RS:X: Florencia Gutiérrez
• Men's Laser: Julio Alsogaray

Shooting

• Men's 50m Three Positions: Juan Angeloni
• Women's Skeet: Melisa Gil

Swimming

• Women's 400m Individual Medley: Georgina Bardach

Taekwondo

• Women's 57 kg: Rocío Boudi
• Men's 80 kg: Martín Sío

Tennis

• Men's Singles: Eduardo Schwank
• Women's Singles: Betina Jozami

Weightlifting

• Women's 58 kg: María Cecilia Floriddia

[edit] Results by event

[edit] Basketball

[edit] Men's Team Competition

• Preliminary Round (Group B)

• Defeatd Panama (76-71)
• Defeatd Uruguay (71-69)
• Lost to United States (71-74)

• Semi Finals

• Lost to Puerto Rico (80-89)

• Bronze Medal Match

• Lost to Uruguay (93-99) → Fourth place

• Team Roster

• Facundo Sucatzky
• Diego García
• Gabriel Mikulas
• Diego Logrippo
• Luis Cequeira
• Matías Sandes
• Román González
• Martin Leiva
• Patricio Prato
• Javier Bulfoni
• Leonardo Mainoldi
• Mariano Byro

• Head Coach: Gonzalo García

[edit] Women's Team Competition

• Preliminary Round (Group B)

• Lost to Cuba (79-81)
• Lost to United States (54-85)
• Lost to Colombia (66-68)

• Classification Matches

• 5th/8th place: Defeated Jamaica (73-61)
• 5th/6th place: Lost to Colombia (58-59) → Sixth place

• Team Roster

• Constanza Landra
• Marina Cava
• Paula Gatti
• Marcela Paoletta
• Celeste Cabañez
• Florencia Fernández
• Alejandra Fernández
• Anastasia Saenz
• Sandra Pavón
• Laura Nicolini
• Valentina Maggi
• Alejandra Chesta

[edit] Tennis

[edit] Men's Singles

• Juan Martin Aranguren

• First Round — Bye
• Second Round — Defeated Federico Sansonetti (URU), 6-3 6-1
• Third Round — Defeated Carlos Salamanca (COL), 7-5 6-1
• Quarterfinals — Lost to Flavio Saretta (BRA), 2-6 2-6

• Eduardo Schwank

• First Round — Bye
• Second Round — Defeated Juan Carlos Ramirez (PAR), 6-2 6-3
• Third Round — Defeated Jorge Aguilar (CHI), 3-6 6-2 2-6
• Quarterfinals — Defeated Marcos Daniel (BRA), 2-6 7-6(3) 7-5
• Semifinals — Lost to Flavio Saretta (BRA), 6-3 5-7 0-6
• Bronze Medal Match — Defeated Michael Quintero (COL), 6-4 6-0 → Bronze Medal

• Horacio Zeballos

• First Round — Bye
• Second Round — Lost to Guillermo Hormazabal (CHI), 6-3 4-6 6-3

[edit] Men's Doubles

• Eduardo Schwank and Horacio Zeballos

• First Round — Bye
• Second Round — Defeated Cristian Paiz and Sebastian Vidal (GUA), 6-2 6-1
• Quarterfinals — Defeated Michael Quintero and Carlos Salamanca (COL), 6-2 6-4
• Semifinals — Defeated Victor Estrella and Jhonson García (DOM), 6-1 6-0
• Gold Medal Match — Defeated Jorge Aguilar and Adrian Garcia (CHI), 6-3 6-4 → Gold Medal

[edit] Triathlon

[edit] Men's Competition

• Velmar Bianco

• 1:55:40.29 — 15th place

• Luciano Farias

• 1:57:03.47 — 21st place

• Lucas Cocha

• did not finish — no ranking

[edit] Women's Competition

• Pamela Geijo

• 2:04:37.89 — 16th place

• Nidia Kondratavicius

• 2:15:46.76 — 26th place

• Paulina Abrego

• did not finish — no ranking

[edit] See also

• Argentina at the 2008 Summer Olympics

[edit] External links

• Argentine Olympic Committee Website
• Rio 2007 Official website

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