2009 Pan American Race Walking Cup

2009 Pan American Race Walking Cup
Organisers Pan American Race Walking Committee
Edition 14th
Date 1–2 May
Host city San Salvador,  El Salvador
Location Boulevard del Hipódromo, Zona Rosa
Nations participating 15
Athletes participating 108
Races 5
Official website 2009 Pan American Race Walking Cup

The 2009 Pan American Race Walking Cup was held in San Salvador, El Salvador on 1–2 May. The track of the Cup runs in the Boulevard del Hipódromo, Zona Rosa.[1]

A detailed report was given by Javier Clavelo Robinson.[2] Complete results were published[3][4][5][6][7][8]

Medallists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
10 km walk
(junior event)		  Caio Bonfim (BRA) 43:04  Adrián Ochoa (MEX) 43:05  Julián Rendón (COL) 43:57
20 km walk  Luis López (COL) 1:22:18  James Rendón (COL) 1:23:21  Omar Segura (MEX) 1:23:49
50 km walk  Cristian Berdeja (MEX) 3:58:46  Mesías Zapata (ECU) 4:08:10  Rodrigo Moreno (COL) 4:09:31
Men (Team)
Team 10 km walk
(junior event)		 Mexico México 7 pts  Colombia 9 pts  Brazil 17 pts
Team 20 km walk Mexico México 12 pts  Colombia 14 pts  El Salvador 32 pts
Team 50 km walk  Colombia 15 pts
Women
10 km walk
(junior event)		  Anlly Pineda (COL) 49:50  Erandi Uribe (MEX) 50:50  Adriana Ochoa (MEX) 51:29
20 km walk  Tânia Spindler (BRA) 1:38:53  Verónica Colindres (ESA) 1:39:45  Rosario Sánchez (MEX) 1:42:12
Women (Team)
Team 10 km walk
(junior event)		 Mexico México 5 pts  El Salvador 13 pts  Guatemala 18 pts
Team 20 km walk Mexico México 16 pts  Guatemala 28 pts  United States 39 pts

Results

Men's 20 km

Place Athlete Time
1st Luis López  COL 1:22:18
2nd James Rendón  COL 1:23:21
3rd Omar Segura  MEX 1:23:49
4 Pedro Daniel Gómez  MEX 1:23:58
5 Adrián Herrera  MEX 1:24:33
6 David Mejía  MEX 1:25:12
7 Yerko Araya  CHI 1:27:10
8 Víctor Mendoza  ESA 1:27:49
9 Ricardo Reyes  ESA 1:28:02
10 Allan Segura  CRC 1:29:06
11 Gustavo Restrepo  COL 1:29:19
12 Noel Santini  PUR 1:29:28
13 Mário dos Santos  BRA 1:30:44
14 Patrick Stroupe  USA 1:31:00
15 Walter Sandoval  ESA 1:31:11
16 Inaki Gomez  CAN 1:31:19
17 Aníbal Paau  GUA 1:32:43
18 Erik Marques  BRA 1:33:28
19 Osman Flores  NCA 1:33:44
20 Yassir Cabrera  PAN 1:34:30
21 Mario Bran  GUA 1:35:33
22 Tim Seaman  USA 1:41:22
23 Creighton Connolly  CAN 1:42:46
24 Ian Whatley  USA 1:44:39
25 José Ledezma  CRC 1:45:09
— Alexandre Cagne  CAN DQ
— Luis Gómez  GUA DQ
— Elfrid Hernández  GUA DQ
— Jonathan Riekmann  BRA DNF
— Sergio Gutiérrez  CRC DNS
— Rolando Saquipay  ECU DNS
— Mauricio Arteaga  ECU DNS
— Claudio Villanueva  ECU DNS

Team

Place Country Points
1st Mexico México 12 pts
2nd  Colombia 14 pts
3rd  El Salvador 32 pts
4  United States 60 pts

Men's 50 km

Place Athlete Time
1st Cristian Berdeja  MEX 3:58:46
2nd Mesías Zapata  ECU 4:08:10
3rd Rodrigo Moreno  COL 4:09:31
4 Néstor Rueda  COL 4:12:29
5 Salvador Mira  ESA 4:15:48
6 Claudio dos Santos  BRA 4:16:24
7 Daniel Córdova  MEX 4:16:54
8 Fredy Hernández  COL 4:21:30
9 David Guevara  ECU 4:23:44
10 Josué Hun  GUA 4:59:46
11 Luis Morales  PUR 5:07:16
— Luis Garcia  GUA DQ
— Sidnei Rodrigues  BRA DNF
— Sergio Gutiérrez  CRC DNF
— Edwin Ochoa  ECU DNF
— Marco Benavides  ESA DNF
— Emerson Hernández  ESA DNF
— Édgar Hernández  MEX DNF
— Mario Flores  MEX DNF
— Fraulín Caminero  DOM DNF

Team

Place Country Points
1st  Colombia 15 pts

Men's 10 km (Junior)

Place Athlete Time
1st Caio Bonfim  BRA 43:04
2nd Adrián Ochoa  MEX 43:05
3rd Julián Rendón  COL 43:57
4 Evan Dunfee  CAN 44:16
5 Isaac Palma  MEX 44:19
6 José Leonardo Montaña  COL 45:19
7 Juan Carlos Hernández  GUA 45:56
8 Trevor Barron  USA 46:35
9 Ever Palma  MEX 47:38
10 Gerardo Lee  PAN 49:20
11 César Martínez  ESA 49:35
12 Ricardo Vergara  USA 49:37
13 Mattew Forgues  USA 50:10
14 Patrick Mathuz  GUA 50:25
15 Miguel Martínez  PUR 51:10
16 Rudney Nogueira  BRA 51:32
17 Nelson Pérez  GUA 51:57
18 Justin Soto  CRC 54:33
19 Luis Mendoza  ESA 58:15
— Eduardo da Silva  BRA DQ
— David Escobar  ESA DQ
— José Fernández  ECU DNS
— Damián Campaña  ECU DNS
— Jonathan Cáceres  ECU DNS

Team

Place Country Points
1st Mexico México 7 pts
2nd  Colombia 9 pts
3rd  Brazil 17 pts
4  United States 20 pts
5  Guatemala 21 pts
6  El Salvador 30 pts

Women's 20 km

Place Athlete Time
1st Tânia Spindler  BRA 1:38:53
2nd Verónica Colindres  ESA 1:39:45
3rd Rosario Sánchez  MEX 1:42:12
4 Sandra Galvis  COL 1:43:48
5 Sandra Zapata  COL 1:44:59
6 Angélica Hernández  MEX 1:45:37
7 Graciela Mendoza  MEX 1:46:21
8 Evelyn Núñez  GUA 1:46:28
9 Mirna Ortiz  GUA 1:47:01
10 Solomiya Login  USA 1:47:16
11 Zoila Reyes  GUA 1:47:42
12 Megan Huzzey  CAN 1:49:37
13 Maria Michta  USA 1:50:21
14 Bessy García  ESA 1:50:59
15 Francisca Ferris  PAN 1:54:58
16 Susan Randall  USA 1:55:58
17 Ilena Ocampo  CRC 2:07:40
— María Guadalupe Sánchez  MEX DQ
— Alessandra Picagevicz  BRA DNF
— Cisiane Lopes  BRA DNF
— María Arias  CRC DNF
— Cristina López  ESA DNF
— Johana Ordóñez  ECU DNS
— Paola Pérez  ECU DNS

Team

Place Country Points
1st Mexico México 16 pts
2nd  Guatemala 28 pts
3rd  United States 39 pts

Women's 10 km (Junior)

Place Athlete Time
1st Anlly Pineda  COL 49:50
2nd Erandi Uribe  MEX 50:50
3rd Adriana Ochoa  MEX 51:29
4 Jamy Franco  GUA 54:21
5 Mónica Mejía  ESA 54:30
6 Kimberly García  PER 54:54
7 Pamela Ramírez  CRC 55:18
8 Linda Paz  ESA 57:02
9 Wilane Cuebas  PUR 1:00:11
10 Allison Chin  USA 1:00:14
11 Mayara Vicentainer  BRA 1:01:27
12 Camila da Silva  BRA 1:03:56
13 Yesenia Miranda  ESA 1:04:16
14 Andrea Barrientos  GUA 1:07:15
15 Daniela de Andrade  BRA 1:10:24
— Natalia Barton  ESA DQ
— Dulce Angélica Arrieta  MEX DQ
— Ximena Sangoquiza  ECU DNS
— Karina Bustos  ECU DNS

Team

Place Country Points
1st Mexico México 5 pts
2nd  El Salvador 13 pts
3rd  Guatemala 18 pts
4  Brazil 23 pts

Participation

The participation of 120 athletes from 15 countries was announced to participate.[2] However, because of visa problems, the majority (namely 11 out of 13) of the Ecuadorian athletes was not allowed to enter the country.[9] An unofficial count therefore only yields 108 participants.

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1st Race Walking Championships of the Americas - TEAM MANUAL (PDF), NACAC, March 30, 2009, retrieved July 17, 2013
  2. 1 2 Clavelo Robinson, Javier (May 3, 2009), Mexico dominates Pan American Race Walking Cup, IAAF, retrieved July 17, 2013
  3. ↑ I CAMPEONATO DE LAS AMERICAS DE MARCHA - SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR, 1 Y 2 DE MAYO DE 2009 - CIRCUITO ZONA ROSA - 20 KILOMETROS MASCULINO MAYOR / 20 KILOMETERS MEN SENIORS (190 - 229) (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved July 17, 2013
  4. ↑ I CAMPEONATO DE LAS AMERICAS DE MARCHA - SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR, 1 Y 2 DE MAYO DE 2009 - CIRCUITO ZONA ROSA - 50 KILOMETROS MASCULINO MAYOR / 50 KILOMETERS MEN SENIORS (230 - 250) (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved July 17, 2013
  5. ↑ I CAMPEONATO DE LAS AMERICAS DE MARCHA - SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR, 1 Y 2 DE MAYO DE 2009 - CIRCUITO ZONA ROSA - 10 KILOMETROS MASCULINO JUNIOR / 10 KILOMETERS MEN JUNIORS (161 - 189) (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved July 17, 2013
  6. ↑ I CAMPEONATO DE LAS AMERICAS DE MARCHA - SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR, 1 Y 2 DE MAYO DE 2009 - CIRCUITO ZONA ROSA - 20 KILOMETROS FEMENINO MAYOR / 20 KILOMETERS WOMEN SENIOR (120 - 149) (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved July 17, 2013
  7. ↑ I CAMPEONATO DE LAS AMERICAS DE MARCHA - SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR, 1 Y 2 DE MAYO DE 2009 - CIRCUITO ZONA ROSA - 10 KILOMETROS FEMENINO JUNIOR / 10 KILOMETERS WOMEN JUNIOR (100 - 119) (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved July 17, 2013
  8. ↑ I CAMPEONATO DE LAS AMERICAS DE MARCHA - SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR, 1 Y 2 DE MAYO DE 2009 - CIRCUITO ZONA ROSA - PUNTUACIONES POR EQUIPO / TEAM SCORING (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved July 17, 2013
  9. ↑ 11 marchistas no viajaron a El Salvador por falta de visas… (in Spanish), Atletismo en México, April 30, 2009, retrieved July 17, 2013

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