Gymnastics, judo and taekwondo became the sports in which the albiceleste team had dominance.
With 18 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze medals, Guayas took the lead of the general classification, completed the second day of competition, of the National Youth Sports Games Imbabura 2021.
They escort the albiceleste Pichincha, Azuay, Manabí and Imbabura, Morona Santiago, among other provinces that participate in the tournament sponsored by the Ministry of Sports.
According to a bulletin issued by the Department of Communication of the Guayas Sports Federation, 49 tests have been contested and awarded (14 in gymnastics, 16 in judo, 15 in taekwondo and 4 in triathlon), of which only appear reflected in the Sports Administration System 31; 18 missing.
In judo, with 13 medals, of which 7 were gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze, he finished first at the end of the tournament.
Among the results achieved by the athletes of Guayas include:
In ladies, division of 57 kilos, Veronica Dañín he obtained the bronze medal after three fights, of which he won two and lost one.
In the division of 63 kilos, Adriana Lara he finished third by winning two bouts and losing one.
Angeline Zambrano, in the 70 kilograms, lost the two fights in which she participated; while, at more than 70 kilos, Scarleth Arellano he lost the final: he won silver by registering three wins and one loss.
In the men’s fights, division of the 73 kilos, Julio Arellano, from Guayas, reached the gold medal by obtaining the triumph in the three fights that he had to face. In the first round he faced Pichincha, whom he beat by ippon; in the semifinals he defeated the representative of Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, ippon; while in the final he beat the representative of Imbabura by Wazari.
Dustin Intriago, de Guayas, won the final of the 81 kilos. He defeated the representative of El Oro, that of Carchi and in the final he beat the selected Cañar.
Anthony Vargas he won the final of the 90 kilos, a division that had the participation of eight athletes, winning the three fights that he had to face. He obtained the triumph, by ippon, before Azuay; in the semifinals he beat Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, by ippon; and in the final he defeated Cañar.
Darwin Market obtained the title in more than 90 kilos, in a division where 7 athletes performed. He beat Napo, by Wazari; in the semifinal he eliminated the representative of El Oro, twice Wazari; and in the final he beat Sucumbíos, by split decision.
In gymnastics
Guayas, in the gymnastics tests, also finished in the first box of the tournament by completing 5 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals in individual apparatus.
Among the winners are the following:
In jump, Ashley Bohorquez, from Guayas, he obtained the gold medal; while his fellow countryman Fabiana Sadun silver was hung; and Deborah Challah, from Pichincha, reached bronze.
In asymmetric, Fabiana Sadun, from Guayas, finished first; Ashley Bohórquez reached silver; and Nicole Llugcha, from Pichincha, won the bronze
In beam, Fabiana Sadun finished first; Katherine Nogales, from Pichincha, won the silver medal; and Nayeli Micolta, from Chimborazo, finished third.
On the floor, Ashely Bohórquez won the gold; Débora Chalá, from Pichincha, the silver; and Valentina Cazón, from Guayas, took the bronze.
In males, all around, 1. Stefano Romero, from Pichincha; 73.95 points; 2. Daniel Chica, from Guayas, 68.45; 3. Daniel Espinoza, from Pichincha, 67.62.
Jump to the easel, 1. Daniel Chica, from Guayas, 12.78 points; 2., Stefano Romero, from Pichincha, 12.15; 3. Moisés Cuenca, from Loja, 11.58.
Parallel, 1. Daniel Espinoza, from Pichincha, 12.1 points; 2. Stefano Romero, from Pichincha, 11.9; 3. Moisés Cuenca, from Loja, 11.8.
Bar, 1. Stefano Romero, from Pichincha, 11.8 points; 2. Esteban Morales, from Pichincha, and Moisés Cuenca, from Loja, both with 10.85 points, equalized in the second box.
Other results
On the second day, the selection of taekwondo reached two gold medals with Jose Nieto, who won the 68 kilogram final, and Mell Mina, in the 67 kilos; while six selected tennis players began their participation.
Mina, born in the Interbarriales of Diario EL UNIVERSO, in the semifinal he defeated 29-1 Damaris Iler, from Cotopaxi; in the title dispute he beat 31-1 to Vanely calderonby Pichincha.
In basketball, the Guayas men’s team went to the round of 16 after defeating 62-57 in the previous one to its similar of Tungurahua; while, in ladies, Pichincha beat Guayas 46-45.
For his part, the boxer Jose Nieto, from Guayas, defeated the boxer 28-10 in the first round Ivan Guerrero, of Orellana; in the semifinals they beat 21-6 Kevin Flores, from Cotopaxi; while the final the dispute with the pichinchano Carlos Segovia, which is also imposed by 21-6. (D)
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