Swimming at the 2002 South American Games explained

Event:	Swimming
Games:	2002 South American Games
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The swimming competition at the 2002 South American Games consisted of swimming events held August 6–9, 2002 in Belém, Brazil.^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]}

Results

Men's events

50m freestyle	Rodrigo de Oliveira   Brazil	24.00	Antônio Paz Vielmo   Brazil	24.02	Albert Subirats   Venezuela	24.24
100m freestyle	Albert Subirats   Venezuela	52.18	Maximiliano Schnettler   Chile	52.64	Rodrigo de Oliveira   Brazil	52.79
200m freestyle ^[6]	Maximiliano Schnettler   Chile	1:54.50 RS	Eduardo Ramirez   Venezuela	1:56.24	Albert Subirats   Venezuela	1:58.40
400m freestyle	Albert Subirats   Venezuela	4:05.71	Gustavo Taveira   Brazil	4:06.12	Brunno Colosimo   Brazil	4:08.11
1500m freestyle	Alejandro Gómez   Venezuela	16:05.05	Gustavo Taveira   Brazil	16:27.91	Brunno Colosimo   Brazil	16:44.21
100m backstroke	Daniel Novak   Brazil	59.35	Rodrigo de Oliveira   Brazil	59.85	Raymer Vezga   Venezuela	1:00.54
200m backstroke ^[7]	Rodrigo de Oliveira   Brazil	2:11.43	Daniel Novak   Brazil	2:13.10	Oscar Alonso   Venezuela	2:15.68
100m breaststroke ^[8]	Alan Nagaoka   Brazil	1:05.99	George Albuquerque   Brazil	1:06.63	Eugenio Romoli   Argentina	1:06.89
200m breaststroke ^[9]	Thiago Pereira   Brazil	2:17.94 RS	Eugenio Romoli   Argentina	2:24.98	Leopoldo Andara   Venezuela	2:26.74
100m butterfly	Wesley Mâncio   Brazil	56.66	José Cadorna   Venezuela	56.92	Anderson Antônio   Brazil	57.60
200m butterfly	Anderson Antônio   Brazil	2:05.50	José Cadorna   Venezuela	2:07.09	Wesley Mâncio   Brazil	2:07.41
200m I.M.	Lucas Salatta   Brazil	2:07.45 RS	Leopoldo Andara   Venezuela	2:09.10	Alan Nagaoka   Brazil	2:09.14
400m I.M.^[10]	Lucas Salatta   Brazil	4:33.41 RS	Leopoldo Andara   Venezuela	4:35.27	Alan Nagaoka   Brazil	4:37.04
4×100m   freestyle relay	Brazil   Salatta, Oliveira,   Mâncio, Vielmo	3:32.97	Venezuela   Ramirez, Alesi,   Jimenez, Subirats	3:34.22	Argentina   Rodriguez, Romoli,   Verberck, Franco	3:50.07
4×100m   medley relay ^[11]	Brazil   Novak, Nagaoka,   Mâncio, Vielmo	3:53.68 RS	Venezuela   Vezga, Andara,   Alesi, Subirats	3:59.15	Argentina   Lebrand, Romoli,   Rodriguez, Franco	4:07.83

Women's events

50m freestyle	Arlene Semeco   Venezuela	26.18 RS	Amara Silva   Brazil	26.57	Yamile Bahamonde   Eduador	26.78
100m freestyle	Arlene Semeco   Venezuela	57.53 RS	Amara Silva   Brazil	58.55	Marita Wong   Peru	58.86
200m freestyle	Ana Muniz   Brazil	2:05.51 RS	Cecilia Biagioli   Argentina	2:07.23	Marita Wong   Peru	2:08.37
400m freestyle	Cecilia Biagioli   Argentina	4:22.60 RS	Ana Muniz   Brazil	4:28.20	Kristel Kobrich   Chile	4:30.75
800m freestyle	Cecilia Biagioli   Argentina	9:03.26 RS	Kristel Kobrich   Chile	9:07.30	Ana Muniz   Brazil	9:10.69
100m backstroke	Talita Ribeiro   Brazil	1:04.39 RS	Gabriela Costanzo   Paraguay	1:07.21	Francy Palma   Venezuela	1:07.86
200m backstroke	Talita Ribeiro   Brazil	2:22.12 RS	Valeria Silva   Peru	2:25.77	Constanza Orta   Argentina	2:26.98
100m breaststroke	Agustina Giovanni   Argentina	1:13.16 RS	Marcelle Lopes   Brazil	1:14.04	Valeria Silva   Peru	1:15.20
200m breaststroke ^[12]	Marcelle Lopes   Brazil	2:36.92 RS	Agustina Giovanni   Argentina	2:37.00	Corina Gonçalves   Venezuela	2:43.02
100m butterfly	Ivi Monteiro   Brazil	1:03.19 RS	Maria Aguila   Peru	1:03.99	Bárbara Jatobá   Brazil	1:06.05
200m butterfly	Bárbara Jatobá   Brazil	2:21.80 RS	Alicia Garcia   Peru	2:21.90	Ivi Monteiro   Brazil	2:22.03
200m I.M.^[13]	Lílian Cerroni   Brazil	2:23.76 RS	Agustina Giovanni   Argentina	2:25.55	Marita Wong   Peru	2:26.64
400m I.M.^[14]	Bárbara Jatobá   Brazil	5:01.82 RS	Lílian Cerroni   Brazil	5:03.20	Silvia Perez   Venezuela	5:16.94
4×100m   freestyle relay	Brazil   Silva, Amblard,   Ribeiro, Monteiro	3:55.02 RS	Venezuela   Ruiz, Lopez,   Vilar, Semeco	3:57.12	Argentina   Orta, Zavattaro,   Giovanni, Biagioli	4:09.64
4×100m   medley relay	Brazil   Ribeiro, Lopes,   Monteiro, Silva	4:22.49 RS	Peru   Guerra, Silva,   Garcia, Wong	4:31.03	Venezuela   Palma, Gonçalves,   Carrillo, Semeco	4:32.61

Notes and References

1. Web site: Full results of Swimming at the 2002 South American Games. Best Swimming. November 13, 2006. April 26, 2013. pt. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20131105150209/http://www.bestswimming.com.br/2013/2006/11/13/resultados-da-ltima-edio-do-odesur-5411/. November 5, 2013.
2. Web site: Women dominate first day. CBDA. August 6, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
3. Web site: Jatobá hits 20-year record, and Brazil has 21 total medals. CBDA. August 7, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
4. Web site: Brazil won seven gold medals and hits five records. CBDA. August 8, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
5. Web site: Brazilian swimming wins with 21 medals in 30 events. CBDA. August 9, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
6. Web site: Belém: Brazilians finish in fourth and sixth place in the men's 200m freestyle. COB. August 6, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
7. Web site: Belém: Brazilian race double in the 200m back. COB. August 6, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
8. Web site: Belém: another "double" Brazilian in swimming with Alan and George. COB. August 6, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
9. Web site: Belém: Thiago Pereira hits record in 200m breaststroke. COB. August 9, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
10. Web site: Brazilian swimming close participation with 21 wins and wins the hundredth gold for Brazil. COB. August 9, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
11. Web site: Belém: 4 x 100m Medley Relay closes the day with gold and record. COB. August 9, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
12. Web site: Belém: Brazilian sets record and wins gold in 200m breaststroke. COB. August 8, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
13. Web site: Belém: Lilian Cerroni improvement in 2s66 the record of the championship race in the 200m medley. COB. August 7, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.
14. Web site: Belém: Bárbara Jatobá breaks record and takes gold in 400m medley. COB. August 7, 2002. April 26, 2013. pt.