South American Half Marathon Championships

The South American Half Marathon Championships (Spanish: Campeonatos Sudamericanos de Media Maratón) is an annual Road running competition organized by CONSUDATLE for athletes representing the countries of its member associations. The event was established in 1995.[1][2]

South American Half Marathon Championships
SportHalf marathon
Founded1995
ContinentSouth America (CONSUDATLE)

Editions

Year City Country Date
I1995Neiva, Huila ColombiaJune 3
II1996Manaus, Amazonas BrazilAugust 31
III1997Georgetown GuyanaSeptember 7
IV1998Rio de Janeiro BrazilAugust 23
V2002Buenos Aires ArgentinaSeptember 8
VI2004Maracaibo, Zulia VenezuelaSeptember 4
VII2008Rio de Janeiro BrazilOctober 12
VIII2009Asunción ParaguayAugust 2
IX2010Lima PeruAugust 29
X2011Buenos Aires ArgentinaSeptember 11
XI2012Asunción ParaguayAugust 26
XII2014Asunción ParaguayMay 11
XIII2015Montevideo UruguayApril 26

Results

The winners were published.[3] The 2008 results were extracted from the 2008 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships. Further results were compiled from various sources.[2][4][5][6][7][8]

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1995  Hérder Vásquez (COL)1:05:07
1996  André Luiz Ramos (BRA)1:04:23
1997  Milton Mattos (BRA)1:09:30
1998  Ronaldo da Costa (BRA)1:02:17  Antonio Silio (ARG)1:02:31  Eduardo do Nascimento (BRA)1:02:41
2002  Herman Óscar Cortínez (ARG)1:05:40  Miguel Meléndez (CHI)1:05:54  Polibio Méndez (ECU)1:06:04
2004  Lervis Arias (VEN)1:06:30  José Alejandro Semprún (VEN)1:07:10  Robert Lugo (VEN)1:07:34
2008  Marílson Gomes dos Santos (BRA)1:03:18  Pedro Mora (VEN)1:04:45  Giomar da Silva (BRA)1:05:07
2009  Clodoaldo Gomes da Silva (BRA)1:04:09  Constantino León (PER)1:04:46  Edmundo Torres (PER)1:05:24
2010  Jhon Cusi (PER)1:03:12  Jaime Caldúa (PER)1:03:23  Constantino León (PER)1:03:53
2011  Marílson Gomes dos Santos (BRA)1:01:13  Luis Ariel Molina (ARG)1:05:52  Juan Carlos Hernández (COL)1:06:15
2012  Flavio Henrique Guimarães (BRA)1:08:23  Pablo Mena (CHI)1:09:29  Derlis Ayala (PAR)1:10:00
2014  Bayron Piedra (ECU)1:09:24  Manuel Cañar (ECU)1:10:02  Gustavo Narváez (ECU)1:10:09.
2015  Gilmar Silvestre Lopes (BRA)1:05:43  Miguel Mallma (PER)1:07:05  David Rodríguez (ARG)1:07:11


Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1995  Iglandini González (COL)1:17:28
1996  Flor Venegas (CHI)1:24:01
1997  Selma Cândida dos Reis (BRA)1:22:59
1998  Martha Tenorio (ECU)1:11:40  Márcia Narloch (BRA)1:14:37  Viviany de Oliveira (BRA)1:15:14
2002  Érika Alejandra Olivera (CHI)1:14:51  Sandra Torres (ARG)1:17:37  Estela Martínez (ARG)1:20:46
2004  Rosa America Rodríguez (VEN)1:18:46  Norelis Lugo (VEN)1:21:07  Mónica Sarmiento (VEN)1:24:36
2008  Maria Zeferina Baldaia (BRA)1:13:42  Rosa Godoy (ARG)1:15:31  Marizete dos Santos (BRA)1:17:04
2009  Jemena Misayauri (PER)1:14:38  Julia Rivera (PER)1:15:37  Marizete dos Santos (BRA)1:15:59
2010  Jemena Misayauri (PER)1:13:32  Gladys Tejeda (PER)1:13:53  Michele das Chagas (BRA)1:14:36
2011  Adriana Aparecida da Silva (BRA)1:13:16  Rosalba Chacha (ECU)1:13:45  Sandra Amarillo (ARG)1:13:50
2012  Adriana Aparecida da Silva (BRA)1:17:50  Fátima Romero (PAR)1:25:24  Carmen Warkentin (PAR)1:25:38
2014  Carmen Martínez (PAR)1:16:35  Rosa Chacha (ECU)1:19:47  Lorena Velázquez (ECU)1:20:03
2015  Rocío Marisol Cántara (PER)1:16:26  Adriana Aparecida da Silva (BRA)1:16:36  Nicolasa Condori (PER)1:16:58

See also

References

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