Swimming at the 2002 South American Games

The swimming competition at the 2002 South American Games consisted of swimming events held August 6-9, 2002 in Belém, Brazil.[1][2][3][4][5]

Results

Men's events
Event Gold Silver Bronze
50m freestyle[1] Rodrigo de Oliveira
  Brazil		24.00 Antônio Paz Vielmo
  Brazil		24.02 Albert Subirats
  Venezuela		24.24
100m freestyle [1] Albert Subirats
  Venezuela		52.18 Maximiliano Schnettler
  Chile		52.64 Rodrigo de Oliveira
  Brazil		52.79
200m freestyle [6] Maximiliano Schnettler
  Chile		1:54.50 RS Eduardo Ramirez
  Venezuela		1:56.24 Albert Subirats
  Venezuela		1:58.40
400m freestyle [1] Albert Subirats
  Venezuela		4:05.71 Gustavo Taveira
  Brazil		4:06.12 Brunno Colosimo
  Brazil		4:08.11
1500m freestyle Alejandro Gómez
  Venezuela		16:05.05 Gustavo Taveira
  Brazil		16:27.91 Brunno Colosimo
  Brazil		16:44.21
100m backstroke Daniel Novak
  Brazil		59.35 Rodrigo de Oliveira
  Brazil		59.85 Raymer Vezga
  Venezuela		1:00.54
200m backstroke [7] Rodrigo de Oliveira
  Brazil		2:11.43 Daniel Novak
  Brazil		2:13.10 Oscar Alonso
  Venezuela		2:15.68
100m breaststroke [8] Alan Nagaoka
  Brazil		1:05.99 George Albuquerque
  Brazil		1:06.63 Eugenio Romoli
  Argentina		1:06.89
200m breaststroke [9] Thiago Pereira
  Brazil		2:17.94 RS Eugenio Romoli
  Argentina		2:24.98 Leopoldo Andara
  Venezuela		2:26.74
100m butterfly Wesley Mâncio
  Brazil		56.66 José Cadorna
  Venezuela		56.92 Anderson Antônio
  Brazil		57.60
200m butterfly Anderson Antônio
  Brazil		2:05.50 José Cadorna
  Venezuela		2:07.09 Wesley Mâncio
  Brazil		2:07.41
200m I.M. [1] Lucas Salatta
  Brazil		2:07.45 RS Leopoldo Andara
  Venezuela		2:09.10 Alan Nagaoka
  Brazil		2:09.14
400m I.M. [10][1] Lucas Salatta
  Brazil		4:33.41 RS Leopoldo Andara
  Venezuela		4:35.27 Alan Nagaoka
  Brazil		4:37.04
4×100m
  freestyle relay [1]		 Brazil
  Salatta, Oliveira,
  Mâncio, Vielmo 		3:32.97 Venezuela
  Ramirez, Alesi,
  Jimenez, Subirats 		3:34.22 Argentina
  Rodriguez, Romoli,
  Verberck, Franco 		3:50.07
4×100m
  medley relay [11][1]		 Brazil
  Novak, Nagaoka,
  Mâncio, Vielmo 		3:53.68 RS Venezuela
  Vezga, Andara,
  Alesi, Subirats 		3:59.15 Argentina
  Lebrand, Romoli,
  Rodriguez, Franco 		4:07.83

Women's events
Event Gold Silver Bronze
50m freestyle [1] Arlene Semeco
  Venezuela		26.18 RS Amara Silva
  Brazil		26.57 Yamile Bahamonde
  Eduador		26.78
100m freestyle [1] Arlene Semeco
  Venezuela		57.53 RS Amara Silva
  Brazil		58.55 Marita Wong
  Peru		58.86
200m freestyle Ana Muniz
  Brazil		2:05.51 RS Cecilia Biagioli
  Argentina		2:07.23 Marita Wong
  Peru		2:08.37
400m freestyle [1] Cecilia Biagioli
  Argentina		4:22.60 RS Ana Muniz
  Brazil		4:28.20 Kristel Kobrich
  Chile		4:30.75
800m freestyle [1] Cecilia Biagioli
  Argentina		9:03.26 RS Kristel Kobrich
  Chile		9:07.30 Ana Muniz
  Brazil		9:10.69
100m backstroke [12][1] Talita Ribeiro
  Brazil		1:04.39 RS Gabriela Costanzo
  Paraguay		1:07.21 Francy Palma
  Venezuela		1:07.86
200m backstroke [1] Talita Ribeiro
  Brazil		2:22.12 RS Valeria Silva
  Peru		2:25.77 Constanza Orta
  Argentina		2:26.98
100m breaststroke [1] Agustina Giovanni
  Argentina		1:13.16 RS Marcelle Lopes
  Brazil		1:14.04 Valeria Silva
  Peru		1:15.20
200m breaststroke [13] Marcelle Lopes
  Brazil		2:36.92 RS Agustina Giovanni
  Argentina		2:37.00 Corina Gonçalves
  Venezuela		2:43.02
100m butterfly Ivi Monteiro
  Brazil		1:03.19 RS Maria Aguila
  Peru		1:03.99 Bárbara Jatobá
  Brazil		1:06.05
200m butterfly Bárbara Jatobá
  Brazil		2:21.80 RS Alicia Garcia
  Peru		2:21.90 Ivi Monteiro
  Brazil		2:22.03
200m I.M. [14] Lílian Cerroni
  Brazil		2:23.76 RS Agustina Giovanni
  Argentina		2:25.55 Marita Wong
  Peru		2:26.64
400m I.M. [15] Bárbara Jatobá
  Brazil		5:01.82 RS Lílian Cerroni
  Brazil		5:03.20 Silvia Perez
  Venezuela		5:16.94
4×100m
  freestyle relay [1]		 Brazil
  Silva, Amblard,
  Ribeiro, Monteiro 		3:55.02 RS Venezuela
  Ruiz, Lopez,
  Vilar, Semeco 		3:57.12 Argentina
  Orta, Zavattaro,
  Giovanni, Biagioli 		4:09.64
4×100m
  medley relay [1]		 Brazil
  Ribeiro, Lopes,
  Monteiro, Silva 		4:22.49 RS Peru
  Guerra, Silva,
  Garcia, Wong 		4:31.03 Venezuela
  Palma, Gonçalves,
  Carrillo, Semeco 		4:32.61

References
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  2. "Women dominate first day". CBDA (in Portuguese). August 6, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  3. "Jatobá hits 20-year record, and Brazil has 21 total medals". CBDA (in Portuguese). August 7, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  4. "Brazil won seven gold medals and hits five records". CBDA (in Portuguese). August 8, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  5. "Brazilian swimming wins with 21 medals in 30 events". CBDA (in Portuguese). August 9, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  6. "Belém: Brazilians finish in fourth and sixth place in the men's 200m freestyle". COB (in Portuguese). August 6, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  7. "Belém: Brazilian race double in the 200m back". COB (in Portuguese). August 6, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  8. "Belém: another "double" Brazilian in swimming with Alan and George". COB (in Portuguese). August 6, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  9. "Belém: Thiago Pereira hits record in 200m breaststroke". COB (in Portuguese). August 9, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  10. "Brazilian swimming close participation with 21 wins and wins the hundredth gold for Brazil". COB (in Portuguese). August 9, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  11. "Belém: 4 x 100m Medley Relay closes the day with gold and record". COB (in Portuguese). August 9, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
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  14. "Belém: Lilian Cerroni improvement in 2s66 the record of the championship race in the 200m medley". COB (in Portuguese). August 7, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
  15. "Belém: Bárbara Jatobá breaks record and takes gold in 400m medley". COB (in Portuguese). August 7, 2002. Retrieved April 26, 2013.
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