Cue sports at the 2013 Bolivarian Games

Cue sports (Spanish: Billar), for the 2013 Bolivarian Games, took place from 18 November to 22 November 2013.[1]

Medal table

Key:

  The host country is highlighted in lavender blue
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Venezuela 7 4 3 14
2  Bolivia 2 2 2 6
 Chile 2 2 2 6
4  Peru 1 3 3 7
5  Ecuador 1 1 1 3
6  Colombia 0 1 2 3
Total 13 13 13 39

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Eight-ball singles  Jalal Yousef Sulaiman (VEN) n/a  Christian Alberto Aguirre Cabrera (ECU) n/a  Alejandro Heriberto Carvajal Ossandon (CHI) n/a
Eight-ball team  Venezuela
Jalal Yousef Sulaiman
Frailin Dario Guanipa Perez
n/a  Chile
Enrique Leopoldo Rojas Contreras
Alejandro Heriberto Carvajal Ossandon
n/a  Peru
Cristopher Jaime Tévez Ocampo
Jhon López Román
n/a
Nine-ball singles  Jalal Yousef Sulaiman (VEN) n/a  Cristopher Jaime Tévez Ocampo (PER) n/a  Alejandro Heriberto Carvajal Ossandon (CHI) n/a
Nine-ball team  Venezuela
Jalal Yousef Sulaiman
Frailin Dario Guanipa Perez
n/a  Chile
Enrique Leopoldo Rojas Contreras
Alejandro Heriberto Carvajal Ossandon
n/a  Ecuador
Daniel Jinsop Chavez Suqui
Christian Alberto Aguirre Cabrera
n/a
Ten-ball singles  Enrique Leopoldo Rojas Contreras (CHI) 643  Cristopher Jaime Tévez Ocampo (PER) 566  Jalal Yousef Sulaiman (VEN) 516
Ten-ball team  Chile
Alejandro Heriberto Carvajal Ossandon
Enrique Leopoldo Rojas Contreras
n/a  Peru
Cristopher Jaime Tévez Ocampo
Jhon López Román
n/a  Bolivia
Eder Fabián Vargas Villarroel
Leonardo Villarroel Argote
n/a
Three-cushion carambole team  Ecuador
Luis Eduardo Aveiga Ferrin
Patricio Javier Teran Noboa
n/a  Venezuela
Miguel Angel Canton Catari
Merlin Rolando Romero Canrro
n/a  Colombia
Henry Samuel Diaz Parada
Luis Angel Martinez Leal
n/a

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Eight-ball singles  Nataly Viviana Camacho Villarroel (BOL) n/a  Mirjana Carmen Grujicic Sarnelli (VEN) n/a  Andrea Lissette Cardona Anacona (COL) n/a
Eight-ball team  Peru
Jaqueline Elena Alvarez Francia
Jackeline Roxana Perez Bernal
n/a  Bolivia
Cinthia Monica Quiroga Rocabado
Nataly Viviana Camacho Villarroel
n/a  Venezuela
Carlynn Andrea Sanchez Torrealba
Mirjana Carmen Grujicic Sarnelli
n/a
Nine-ball singles  Carlynn Andrea Sanchez Torrealba (VEN) n/a  Mirjana Carmen Grujicic Sarnelli (VEN) n/a  Nataly Viviana Camacho Villarroel (BOL) n/a
Nine-ball team  Venezuela
Mirjana Carmen Grujicic Sarnelli
Carlynn Andrea Sanchez Torrealba
n/a  Colombia
Andrea Lissette Cardona Anacona
Yenny Carolina Ruiz Vargas
n/a  Peru
Jaqueline Elena Alvarez Francia
Jackeline Roxana Perez Bernal
n/a
Ten-ball singles  Nataly Viviana Camacho Villarroel (BOL) 757  Carlynn Andrea Sanchez Torrealba (VEN) 639  Mirjana Carmen Grujicic Sarnelli (VEN) 579
Ten-ball team  Venezuela
Mirjana Carmen Grujicic Sarnelli
Carlynn Andrea Sanchez Torrealba
n/a  Bolivia
Nataly Viviana Camacho Villarroel
Cinthia Monica Quiroga Rocabado
n/a  Peru
Jaqueline Elena Alvarez Francia
Jackeline Roxana Perez Bernal
n/a

References

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