Athletics at the 2009 Bolivarian Games explained

Athletics at the XVI Bolivarian Games
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Colour:	FAAC58
Dates:	November 22–26, 2009
Stadium:	Estadio Olímpico Patria
Nations Participating:	5
Athletes Participating:	at least 155
Events:	47 (24 men, 23 women)
Records Set:	7 games records
Level:	Senior
Previous:	2005 Armenia
Next:	2013 Trujillo
Games:	2009 Bolivarian Games

Athletics at the 2009 Bolivarian Games was held at the Estadio Olímpico Patria in Sucre, Bolivia, between November 22–26, 2009. A total of 47 events were contested, 24 by men and 23 by women. In total, 7 games records were set or equaled.

Medal summary

See main article: Athletics at the 2009 Bolivarian Games – Results. The official webpage is no longer available.

Medal winners below were compiled from a variety of sources.

All results are marked as "affected by altitude" (A), because the stadium in Sucre is situated 2820 m above sea level.

Men

100 metres		10.27 GR A		10.28 A		10.31 A
200 meters		20.78 A		20.79 A		21.31 A
400 meters		46.54 A		46.74 A		46.97 A
800 meters		1:51.75 A		1:55.37 A		1:59.57 A
1500 meters		3:50.53 A		3:53.92 A		3:54.70 A
5000 meters		15:05.1 A		15:09.1 A		15:10.4 A
10,000 meters		31:07.10 A		31:18.45 A		31:19.32 A
Half Marathon		1:09:25 A		1:10:30 A		1:10:30 A
110 meter hurdles		13.64 A		13.89 A		14.36 A
400 meter hurdles		50.67 A		51.83 A		52.35 A
3000 m steeplechase		9.29.04 A		9.46.75 A		10.04.90 A
4×100 meter relay		39.25 GR A		39.73 A		39.80 A
4×400 meter relay		3:06.91 A	Juan Pablo Maturana Geiner Mosquera Yeison Rivas Jhon Valoyes	3:10.93 A		3:19.29 A
20 km race walk		1:28.09 A		1:32.06 A		1:37.07 A
50 km race walk		4:24:07 A		4:25.27 A		4:36.22 A
High jump		2.22 A		2.22 A		2.05 A
Pole vault		5.10 =GR A		4.80 A		3.60 A
Long jump		8.25 GR A		8.16 A		8.10 A
Triple jump		17.03 GR A (0.3 m/s)		16.20 A (0.5 m/s)		16.03 A
Shot put		18.29 A		17.56 A		17.54 A
Discus throw		55.98 A		53.89 A		53.31 A
Hammer throw		64.79 A		62.73 A		57.71 A
Javelin throw		73.70 A		71.64 A		56.29 A
Decathlon		7330 A		7281 A		6621 A

Women

100 metres		11.44 A		11.59 A		11.75 A
200 meters		23.19 A		23.50 A		23.65 A
400 meters		52.9 A		53.9 A		54.0 A
800 meters		2:10.00 A		2:10.66 A		2:10.87 A
1500 meters		4:45.66 A		4:45.96 A		4:46.75 A
5000 meters		17:42.95 A		17:57.05 A		18:32.04 A
10,000 meters		36:00.62 A		36:54.21 A		38:12.31 A
Half Marathon		1:20:45 A		1:21:42 A		1:24:46 A
100 meter hurdles		13.35 A		13.43 A		14.16 A
400 meter hurdles		57.77 A		58.12 A		60.44 A
3000 m steeplechase		11:06.48 A		11:25.92 A		12.10.71 A
4×100 meter relay		43.96 A		44.98 A		46.28 A
4×400 meter relay	Kelly López Darlenys Obregón Yenifer Padilla Muriel Coneo	3:39.06 A		3:39.06. A		3:41.42 A
20 km race walk		1:44.37 A		1:44.38 A		1:47.12 A
High jump		1.80 A		1.73 A		1.60 A
Pole vault^†		4.00 A		4.00 A
Long jump		6.32 A (-0.4 m/s)		6.14 A (-1.0 m/s)		6.10 A w (2.6 m/s)
Triple jump		13.97 GR A		13.96 A		12.87 A
Shot put		16.37 A		16.32 A		14.32 A
Discus throw		51.04 A		49.66 A		39.72 A
Hammer throw		69.65 GR A		66.98 A		53.36 A
Javelin throw		51.81 A		41.40 A		41.18 A
Heptathlon		5142 A		4809 A		4797 A

Notes

^†: One source lists María Ruiz from Ecuador as bronze medalist in pole vault (without indicating any height or result). However, other sources say that she did not show or there is no indication for any attempt or height achieved. Therefore, she was not considered in the medal list.

Participation

According to an unofficial count through incomplete result lists, at least 155 athletes from 5 countries participated.

• (at least 27)
• (at least 41)
• (at least 32)
• Perú (at least 16)
• (at least 39)

External links

• [Official website]