Athletics at the 2014 Lusophony Games

Athletics at the III Lusophony Games
Host city	Bambolim, Goa, India
Date(s)	23–27 January 2014
Main stadium	GMC Complex
Participation	135 athletes from ; 10 nations
Events	31
Records set	1 GR
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The Athletics competition at the 2014 Lusophony Games took place at the GMC Complex between 23 and 27 January 2014 in Bambolim, Goa State, India.

The competition stood at a significantly lower level than the two previous editions. Arguably the strongest Lusophone nation, Brazil, did not send any competitors while Portugal only sent a few development athletes. Taking advantage of this situation, the host nation, India, topped the medal table. Most of their athletes were representatives of the state of Goa. São Tomé and Princípe was the only nation not to medal.

Medal summary

For full event details see Athletics at the 2014 Lusophony Games – Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Osvaldo Morais (ANG)	10.67	Denielsan Martins (CPV)	10.75	Mauro Gaspar (ANG)	10.91
200 metres	Holder da Silva (GBS)	21.40 GR	Denielsan Martins (CPV)	21.95	Prisca Baltazar (ANG)	22.16
400 metres	Maurício Alves (CPV)	49.40^[1]	Kevin Oliveira (ANG)	49.81	Izequiel Evora (CPV)	49.81
800 metres	Alberto Mamba (MOZ)	1:53.96	Lalit Mathur (IND)	1:54.36	Maurício Alves (CPV)	1:55.74
1500 metres	Alberto Mamba (MOZ)	4:06.90	Punchi Hewage Chamal (SRI)	4:08.60	Mohammed Afsal (IND)	4:10.60
5000 metres	Ruben Sança (CPV)	14:28.48	Euclides Varela (CPV)	14:29.91	Alexandre João (ANG)	14:37.92
10 kilometres	Alexandre João (ANG)	30:20.19	Francisco Caluvi (ANG)	30:21.59	Euclides Varela (CPV)	30:23.14
110 metres hurdles	Iong Kim Fai (MAC)	14.47	Hashith Nirmal (SRI)	14.58	Manamkandath Nasimudheen (IND)	14.72
400 metres hurdles	Kurt Couto (MOZ)	51.97	Creve Machava (MOZ)	53.44	Nandana Gunathilaka (SRI)	54.42
3000 metres steeplechase	Sachin Patil (IND)	9:9.49	Maloth Naresh (IND)	9:20.44	José Nuno Paulo (POR)	9:27.48
4×100 metres relay	Sri Lanka (SRI) Umanga Surendra Himasha Eashan Mohamed Ashrafu Ashan Hasaranga	41.38	India (IND) Ganesh Satpute Ajith Itty Varghese Robin Raju Ritesh Choudhary	42.00	Macau (MAC) Pao Hin Fong Yang Zi Xian Lam Kin Hang Leong Wang Kuong	42.09
4×400 metres relay	Sri Lanka (SRI) Indunil Herath Punchi Hewage Chamal Hashith Nirmal Nandana Gunathilaka	3:19.02	Cape Verde (CPV) Bruno Moniz Izequiel Evora Maurício Alves Samuel Freire	3:20.62	Angola (ANG) Kevin Oliveira Osvaldo Morais Prisca Baltazar Florisvaldo Estevão	3:23.11^[1]
High jump	Harshith Shashidhar (IND)	2.13 m	Shreenith Mohan (IND)	2.11 m	Tiago Costa (POR)	2.06 m
Long jump	Shankar Kartik Dhamdhay (IND)	7.01 m	Anik Ajay Naik (IND)	6.91 m	Bruno Moniz (CPV)	6.76 m
Triple jump	Eranda Dinesh Fernando (SRI)	15.74 m	Zuber Mohd (IND)	14.92 m	Dhiraj Mishra (IND)	14.58 m
Shot put	Hubert D'Costa (IND)	12.32 m	Ashwin Soares (IND)	9.77 m	Samuel Marçal dos Santos (TLS)	5.32 m

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Archana Suseentran (IND)	11.98	Ruma Sarkar (IND)	12.16	Jani Chathurangani (SRI)	12.19
200 metres	Rengitha Chellah (IND)	25.00	Lidiane Lopes (CPV)	25.07	Danukshika Fernando (SRI)	25.89
400 metres	Rathna Kumari (SRI)	56.72	Vijayakumari Gowdenahalli (IND)	57.19	Leong Ka Man (MAC)	58.32
800 metres	Felismina Cavela (ANG)	2:16.48	Priyanka Singh Patel (IND)	2:22.70	Iao Si Teng (MAC)	2:27.18
1500 metres	Chitra Palakeezh Unnikrishan (IND)	4:35.37	Felismina Cavela (ANG)	4:41.15	Nitisha Govind Gaonk (IND)	5:04.10
5000 metres	Jayashri Boragi (IND)	18:06.70	Pooja Varade (IND)	18:13.26	Ernestina Paulino (ANG)	18:17.20
10 kilometres	Claudia Barboso (POR)	34:39.24	Ernestina Paulino (ANG)	35:16.88	Swati Haridas Gadhave (IND)	35:35.40
100 metres hurdles	Anchu Mamachan (IND)	14.21	Witiney Barata (ANG)	14.45	Silvia Panguana (MOZ)	14.76
400 metres hurdles	Anu Raghavan (IND)	60.53	Graciela Martins (GBS)	62.09	Niluka Wickramasinghe (SRI)	62.85
4×100 metres relay	India (IND) Bhagyashree Shirke Kirandeep Kaur Rengitha Chellah Neethu Mathew	47.11	Sri Lanka (SRI) Jani Chathurangani N.C.D. Priyadarshani Danukshika Fernando Yamuna Niranjani	47.67	Macau (MAC) Ieong Loi Io In Chi Vu Nga Man Leong Ka Man	49.67
4×400 metres relay	India (IND) Vijayakumari Gowdenahalli Merlin Parameshwaran Anu Raghavan Iniya Pongiyannan	3:48.75	Sri Lanka (SRI) Upamalika Kumari Niluka Wickramasinghe Danukshika Fernando Ishara Madushani	3:50.35	Macau (MAC) Io In Chi Vu Nga Man Leong Ka Man Iao Si Teng	4:20.77
High jump	Tintu Devassia (IND)	1.71 m	Saumiya Sooriyampola (SRI)	1.68 m	Neena Varakil (IND)	1.45 m
Long jump	Evelise Veiga (POR)	5.86 m	Neena Varakil (IND)	5.66 m	Karthika Gothandapani (IND)	5.53 m
Triple jump	Bhairabi Roy (IND)	12.48 m	Siva Anbarasi (IND)	12.31 m	Vanessa Rocha (POR)	12.15 m
Shot put	Sílvia Cruz (POR)	13.25 m	Kajal Ulhas Verenkar (IND)	10.38 m	Desiree Pereira (IND)	10.14 m

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	India (IND)	14	14	8	36
2	Sri Lanka (SRI)	4	5	4	13
3	Angola (ANG)	3	5	5	13
4	Mozambique (MOZ)	3	1	1	5
5	Portugal (POR)	3	0	1	4
6	Cape Verde (CPV)	2	5	4	11
7	Guinea-Bissau (GBS)	1	1	0	2
8	Macau (MAC)	1	0	5	6
9	Timor-Leste (TLS)	0	0	1	1
Totals (9 nations)		31	31	29	91

Participation

Angola (10)
Cape Verde (13)
Guinea-Bissau (2)
India (62)
Macau (13)

References

1 2 The original 400m and 4×400m medalist, Sumit Malik, was at the time of the competition provisionally suspended from competing for a doping violation and was later stripped of his medals.

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[Malik-1] 1 2 The original 400m and 4×400m medalist, Sumit Malik, was at the time of the competition provisionally suspended from competing for a doping violation and was later stripped of his medals.