Brazil at the 2003 Pan American Games

Brazil at the
2003 Pan American Games
IOC code BRA
NOC Brazilian Olympic Committee
Website www.cob.org.br
in Santo Domingo
1–17 August 2003
Competitors 467
Flag bearer Mauricio Lima[1]
Medals
Ranked 4th
Gold Silver Bronze Total
29 40 54 123
Pan American Games appearances (overview)

Brazil competed at the 2003 Pan American Games, held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, from 1 to 17 August 2003.

Medals

Gold

Athletics
Basketball
Canoeing
Football
Handball
Karate

Silver

Athletics
Beach volleyball
Canoeing
Cycling
Diving
Football
Karate
Water polo

Bronze

Athletics
Basketball
Boxing
Equestrian
Beach volleyball
Canoeing
Diving
Karate
Water polo

Results by event

Athletics

Track
Athlete Event Heat Final
Time Rank Time Rank
Édson Ribeiro Men's 100 m 10.39 3 10.31 4
Jarbas Mascarenhas Men's 100 m 10.57 6 10.34 5
Luciana Mendes Women's 1500 m — — 4:21.80 8
Marílson dos Santos Men's 10000 m — — 28:49.48 2nd
Eronilde de Araújo Men's 400 m hurdles 50.21 6 51.19 8
Lucimar Teodoro Women's 400 m hurdles 56.33 7 57.56 8
Perla dos Santos Women's 400 m hurdles 1:00.28 12 — 12
Road
Athlete Event Time Rank
Vanderlei de Lima Men's marathon 2:19:08 1st
Genílson da Silva Men's marathon DNF —
Márcia Narloch Women's marathon 2:39:54 1st
Maria do Carmo Guimarães Women's marathon 2:51:58 5
José Alessandro Baggio Men's 20 km race walk DSQ —
Mário dos Santos Men's 50 km race walk 4:07:37 2nd
Sérgio Galdino Men's 50 km race walk 4:24:42 4
Field
Athlete Event Throws Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 Distance Rank
Luiz Fernando da Silva Men's javelin throw 73.27 73.00 72.12 73.13 68.83 73.86 73.86 m 4
Elisângela Adriano Women's discus throw 56.58 58.80 57.72 58.17 55.79 X 58.80 m 5
Elisângela Adriano Women's shot put 18.48 X 18.27 X X X 18.48 m 2nd

Basketball

Men's tournament

Head Coach:

Boxing

Athlete Event Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Opposition
Result		 Opposition
Result		 Opposition
Result		 Opposition
Result
Giliard Silva Light flyweight United States Whitfield (USA)
L 17–39		 Did not advance
James Pereira Flyweight Bye Canada Gauthier (CAN)
W 20–16		 Dominican Republic Payano (DOM)
L 10–19 → 3rd		 Did not advance
Cleber Santos Bantamweight Peru Zambrano (PER)
W 10–3		 Colombia Pérez (COL)
L 26–27		 Did not advance
Edvaldo Oliveira Featherweight Colombia Ramos Concha (COL)
L 10–12		 Did not advance
Alessandro Matos Lightweight Cuba Kindelán (CUB)
L 3–7		 Did not advance
Marcos Costa Light welterweight Bye Cuba Luna (CUB)
W 28–17		 Dominican Republic Mosquea (DOM)
L 17–19 → 3rd		 Did not advance
Erivan Conceição Welterweight Canada Trupish (CAN)
L 9–10		 Did not advance
Joilson Santos Middleweight Canada Pascal (CAN)
L 21–22		 Did not advance
Washington Silva Light heavyweight Bye Dominican Republic Casimiro (DOM)
L RSC–3		 Did not advance
Alexsandro Cardoso Heavyweight Bye United States Vargas (USA)
L RSC–4		 Did not advance
Rafael Zumbano Super heavyweight Bye Argentina Ceballos (ARG)
L 12–17		 Did not advance

Swimming

Men's competitions

Athlete Event Heat Final
Time Rank Time Rank
Fernando Scherer 50 m freestyle 22.55 3 22.40 1st
Jader Souza 22.79 5 22.80 6
Gustavo Borges 100 m freestyle 50.59 4 49.90 3rd
Jader Souza 51.13 8 50.24 5

Women's competitions

Athlete Event Heat Final
Time Rank Time Rank
Mariana Brochado 200 m freestyle 2:04.97 7 2:02.08 3rd
Monique Ferreira 2:04.85 6 2:02.26 4
Monique Ferreira 400 m freestyle 4:19.72 5 4:14.21 3rd
Mariana Brochado 4:21.04 7 4:17.73 6
Nayara Ribeiro 800 m freestyle — 8:53.64 5
Ana Muniz — 9:00.42 6

Triathlon

Athlete Event Race Total
Swim Bike Run Time Rank
Vigilio de Castilho Men's individual 19:56.300 57:48.100 34:12.300 01:52:50 2nd
Paulo Miyashiro Men's individual 19:32.900 58:11.300 35:39.300 01:54:01 6
Leandro Macedo Men's individual 20:51.800 58:43.400 34:20.800 01:54:55 9
Carla Moreno Women's individual 18:49.800 1:05:06.600 37:55.100 02:01:51 4
Sandra Soldan Women's individual 18:49.700 1:05:10.800 38:14.000 02:02:14 5
Mariana Ohata Women's individual 19:52.500 1:04:04.500 39:18.000 02:03:15 6

See also

References

  1. ↑ Los abanderados de los 42 países participantes (Spanish)
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