Ecuadorian wrestling and gymnastics teams arrive on April 26, 2022 Beads beadsArgentina, will face III Rosario 2022 South American Youth Games.
Earlier, swimming, skating, taekwondo, tennis, archery, beach volleyball teams had already arrived in that city in Argentina.
The Ministry of Sports has confirmed that 149 athletes will represent the country in the examinations held from April 28 to May 8, 2022.
About 2,500 athletes from 15 countries are expected to compete in 26 disciplines in Argentina. Athletes between the ages of 14 and 18 participate.
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The organization of the Youth Games has confirmed that the first edition was held in 2013 in Lima, Peru. There were 19 sports and 14 countries participated. Brazil took first place in the medal table.
Then, in 2017, it’s Santiago de Chile’s turn. The event was attended by 19 sports and 14 countries. Once again, the Brazilian delegation took first place in the medal table.
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The Ecuadorian swimming team will be led by coach Peter Diaz and coach Eduardo Sandoval, the Ecuadorian confirmed.
The list includes swimmers Eva Andre, Dana Martinez, Maria Emilia Leon, Daniela Conteras, Juliana Banderas, Ariel Troy, Milek Mathieu, Juan Javier Toral, Diego Ruelles and Alain Pesantez.
Martinez, Troy and Andrews are the most alternative, in principle, to seek the body’s guaranteed medal.
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