Azuay, Tungurahua and Imbabura fight to seize the third box in the general classification of the tournament organized by the Ministry of Sports.
Guayas with 51 and Pichincha with 44 gold medals they are the leaders in the general classification of the National Youth Games, Imbabura 2021; while Azuay, Tungurahua e Imbabura they are located distant from the leaders in the table.
La Albiceleste completes 120 medals, of which 51 are gold, 38 silver and 31 bronze; while gold and scarlet complete 44 gold, 48 silver and 61 bronze metals; the podium is completed by the Morlacos with 24-22-20.
Further back are Tungurahua, with 22-14-5; Imbabura, 12-10-18; Carchi, 9-15-16; Napo, 9-7-3; Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, 7-6-18; Gold, 7-6-15; The rivers, 6-4-17; Esmeraldas, 5-6-6-; Pastaza, 4-4-7; Manabi, 3-5-7; Cotopaxi, 3-4-15; Cañar, 3-4-7; Morona Santiago, 3-4-4; among other.
Results in climbing
Among the positions of the different specialties is the first place of Manabi with Tulio Obregon, in the sport climbing difficulty test. The silver medal went to Victor Armendariz, from Cotopaxi; while Mateo Moreno, from Pichincha, the bronze was hung.
In ladies difficulty, the gold medal went to Armel Well, from Pichincha; escorted her Emilie Drawn, from Cotopaxi; while the bronze medal went to Milena Taboadaby Imbabura.
Imbabura reached first place in the mixed team difficulty test; while Guayas reached the silver medal and Pichincha hung the bronze.
Weightlifting
In the weightlifting events, 55 kilogram division, the winner was Jhony Arteaga, from Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, who in the three attempts reached 102 kg as his best mark; In the clean and jerk, Arteaga himself, in two starts, obtained the first box with 120 kilos; and in the Olympic total, Arteaga was left with the gold medal with 222 kilograms. The second place was taken Reny Vargas, from Pastaza, with 195; and the bronze medal was obtained Alex Cerezo, from Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, who completed 187 kilograms.
Benjamin Zurita, from Pichincha, reached the gold medal in the 61 kilograms by putting 248 kilos in the Olympic total; second place went to Allan delgado, from Santa Elena, with 241; while Andy Chavez, from Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, with 236, the bronze was hung.
In 67 kilograms, Jefferson Ramirez, from Los Ríos, obtained the gold medal by putting 117 kilos, in the three attempts of the snatch he also put 148 kg in two good lifts of the clean and jerk, and completed 265 kg in the Olympic total. The silver medal went to Criss Shiguango, from Napo, who registered 237 in the Olympic total; while Eric Cacao, from Santa Elena, with 234 the bronze medal was hung.
In the 73 kilograms, Tungurahua dominated with John Bone, who in the three starts of the start dropped 120 kilos as his best record; in the clean and jerk, he had only one good lift and set the bar at 140 kilos to complete 260 kilos in the Olympic total and hang the gold medal; the silver medal went to John Delgado, from Pichincha, with 246 kilos in the sum of the snatch and the clean and jerk; while he is also from Pichinchano Dickso Delgado, with 245, he was third.
Ivan Escudero, from Azuay, reached the gold medal in 81 kilos after putting 135 kilos in the snatch, 170 in the clean and jerk and 305 kilos in the Olympic total; the silver medal reached her German Palacios, from Pichincha, which reached 280 in the Olympic total; and Elkin ramirez, from Los Ríos, finished third with 251 in the sum of the snatch and the clean and jerk.
In ladies
On the other hand, in the ladies’ competitions, Maria Pinoargote, from Guayas, reached the gold medal in the division of 45 kilos with 55 kilograms as his best record in three starts; while in the clean and jerk he could not keep the first place and finished second with 68 kilos. Karen Conlago, from Pichincha, won the gold medal in the clean and jerk by being the first to lift 68 kilos. In the Olympic total, the Albiceleste representative hung the gold medal with 123 kilos, one more than Conlago, who won silver; while Samantha Arreaga, from Los Ríos, with 117, was third in the total.
The division of 49 kilograms left as the best by the Olympic total to Britany patino, from Cañar, who with 149 kilos hung the gold medal; Allison Vallejo, de Guayas, with 148, reached the silver medal; and Jade rivera, from Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, put 136 to hang the bronze.
Johanna calderon, from Carchi, dominated the 55-kilo division by adding 160 kilograms to the Olympic total; for his part Brithany Moncayo, from Guayas, reached 153 to obtain the silver medal; and Milena Vallejo, also from Guayas, with 141 in the sum of the snatch and clean and jerk, took the bronze.
In the 59 kilos, Jessica Palacios, from Pichincha, put 80 kilos as his best record in his three attempts at the start; while in the clean and jerk he reached 96 kilos in two starts and when he tried to lift 100 kilos he could not do it. In the Olympic total, the pichinchana reached 176 to hang the gold medal; the silver one was for Carolina Tierra, from Chimborazo, with 172 kilos in total; and Jacqueline calixto, from Carchi, with 162, the bronze was hung.
The tungurahuense Jennifer Becerra she was the winner in the start of the 64 kilograms by putting 77 kg as her best mark in two starts; In the clean and jerk he reached 99 kilos and in the Olympic total he added 176 kilos; the second locker in the division went to Darley Salazar, from Carchi, with 173; and Nayeli Rodriguez, from Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, with 167, was third. (D)
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