Brazil at the 2007 Pan American Games
| Brazil at the 2007 Pan American Games | |
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| IOC code | BRA |
| NOC | Brazilian Olympic Committee |
| Website | www |
| in Rio de Janeiro 13–29 July 2007 | |
| Competitors | 659 (373 men and 286 women) in 41 sports |
| Flag bearer | Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima |
| Medals Ranked 3rd |
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| Pan American Games appearances (overview) | |
The 15th Pan-American Games were held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, between 13 July 2007 and 29 July 2007. The Brazilian delegation consisted of 659 athletes (373 men and 286 women) and 267 directors, making a total of 926 people in 41 sports. Competing in their own country, the Brazilian athletes managed to far surpass their own record number of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals obtained in a single edition of the Pan-American Games.[1]
Goals[edit]
The Rio de Janeiro Mayor and Brazilian Olympic Group wanted to show that Brazil is capable to receive the 2014 World Cup, for which is the only candidate so far, and that the city is eligible to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Another mission of Brazil was to achieve the 2nd position among the top History Pan-American Winners.
The COB also used the competition to prepare itself for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Medalists[edit]
The following competitors from Brazil won medals at the games. In the by discipline sections below, medalists' names are bolded.
Results by event[edit]
Aquatics[edit]
Diving[edit]
- Female
- Male
Open water swimming[edit]
4 athletes (2 female and 2 male)
- Female
- Male
Swimming[edit]
52 athletes (25 female and 26 male)
- Female
- Daiene Dias
- Fabíola Molina
- Fernanda Alvarenga
- Flávia Delaroli
- Gabriella Silva
- Joanna Maranhão
- Larissa Cieslak
- Lilian Cerroni
- Manuella Lyrio
- Mariana Katsuno
- Michelle Lenhardt
- Monique Ferreira
- Nayara Ribeiro
- Paula Baracho
- Poliana Okimoto
- Tatiana Barbosa
- Tatiane Sakemi
- Veruska Clednev
- Male
- Armando Negreiros
- César Cielo
- Diogo Yabe
- Eduardo Deboni
- Felipe May Araújo
- Felipe Lima
- Fernando Silva
- Gabriel Mangabeira
- Henrique Barbosa
- Kaio de Almeida
- Leonardo Guedes
- Lucas Salatta
- Luiz Arapiraca
- Nicolas Oliveira
- Nicholas Santos
- Rodrigo Castro
- Thiago Pereira
Synchronised swimming[edit]
9 female athletes
- Beatriz Feres
- Branca Feres
- Caroline Hildebrant
- Giovana Stephan
- Glaucia Souza
- Lara Teixeira
- Michelle Frota
- Nayara Figueira
- Pamela Nogueira
Water polo[edit]
26 athletes (13 female, 13 male)
- Female
- Ana Vasconcelos
- Andréa Henriques
- Amanda Oliveira
- Camila Pedrosa
- Ciça Canetti
- Fernanda Lissoni
- Flávia Fernandes
- Luíza Carvalho
- Maria Barbara Amaro
- Marina Canetti
- Manuela Canetti
- Melina Teno
- Tess Oliveira
- Male
- André Cordeiro
- André Raposo
- Bruno Nolasco
- Daniel Mameri
- Erik Seegerer
- Felipe Franco
- Gabriel Reis
- Leandro Ruiz Machado
- Lucas Vita
- Luís Santos
- Roberto Seabra
- Rodrigo dos Santos
- Vicente Henriques
Archery[edit]
6 athletes (3 female and 3 male)
- Women
- Men
Athletics[edit]
83 athletes (39 female and 44 male)
Female
- Márcia Narloch (Running)
- Sirlene Pinho (Running)
Male
- Franck de Almeida (Running)
- Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima (Running)
- Mário José dos Santos Júnior (Athletic 50 km)
- Cláudio Richardson dos Santos (Athletic 50 km)
Badminton[edit]
8 athletes (4 female and 4 male)
- Female
- Fabiana Silva (singles)
- Mariana Arimori (singles)
- Paula Beatriz Pereira (doubles)
- Thayse Cruz (doubles)
- Male
- Guilherme Pardo (singles and doubles)
- Guilherme Kumasaka (doubles)
- Lucas Araújo (singles and doubles)
- Paulo Scala (simples and doubles)
Baseball[edit]
20 male athletes
- Pitchers
- Marcelo Kaneo Arai (Dourados / Dourados – MS)
- Rodrigo Watanabe Miyamoto (Yamaha – JAP)
- Fernando Oda (Coopercotia / São Paulo – SP)
- Gustavo Yukio Ogassawara (Nittadai University – JAP)
- Kléber Ojima (Mogi das Cruzes / Mogi das Cruzes – SP)
- Gilmar Henrique Pereira (Philadelphia Phillies – USA)
- Marcio Sakane (Dragons / Itapecerica da Serra – SP)
- Claudio Kenji Yamada (Atibaia / Atibaia – SP)
- Catchers
- Rafael Motooka de Oliveira (Guarulhos / Guarulhos – SP)
- Ricardo Hideki Shimanoe (São Paulo / São Paulo – SP)
- Infielders
- Marcelo Okuyama (São Paulo / São Paulo – SP)
- Ronaldo Hidemi Ono (Nippon Blue Jays / Arujá – SP)
- Reinaldo Tsuguio Sato (Yamaha – JAP)
- Renan Issamu Sato (Mitsubishi – JAP)
- Evaldo Yamaoka (Dragons / Itapecerica da Serra – SP)
- Outfielders
- Tiago Campos de Magalhães (Yamaha – JAP)
- Celso Takashi Nakano (São Paulo / São Paulo – SP)
- Paulo Roberto Orlando (Chicago White Sox – USA)
- Anderson Gomes dos Santos (Chicago White Sox – USA)
- Julio Shinji Takahashi (Nippon Blue Jays / Arujá – SP)
Basketball[edit]
Men's team competition[edit]
- Team Roster
- Head coach: Aluisio Ferrerira
Women's team competition[edit]
- Team Roster
Bowling[edit]
4 athletes (2 female and 2 male)
Female
Male
Boxing[edit]
11 male athletes
- To 48 kg: Paulo Carvalho
- To 51 kg: Robenilson Vieira
- To 54 kg: James Dean Pereira
- to 57 kg: Davi Souza
- To 60 kg: Éverton Lopes
- To 64 kg: Myke Carvalho
- To 69 kg: Pedro Lima
- To 75 kg: Glaucelio Abreu
- To 81 kg: Washington Silva
- To 91 kg: Rafael Lima
- Over 91 kg: Rogério Nogueira
Canoeing[edit]
14 athletes (5 female and 9 male) Female
- Bruna Gama (K1 e K4)
- Naiane Pereira (K2 e K4)
- Ariela Pinto (K2 e K4)
- Daniela Alvarez (K4)
- Mayara Cardoso (reserve)
Male
- Sebástian Cuattrin (K4 1000m e K2 1000m)
- Guto Campos (K4 1000m e K2 500m)
- Roberto Mahler (K4 1000m e K2 500m)
- Edson Isaías da Silva (K4 1000m e K1 500m)
- Jonathan Maia (K2 1000m)
- Givago Ribeiro (K2 1000m)
- Nivalter Santos de Jesus (C1 1000m e C1 500m)
- Vladimir Moreno (C2 1000m e C2 500m)
- Vilson Conceição (C2 1000m e C2 500m)
Cycling[edit]
23 athletes (6 female and 17 male)
- Male
- Marcos Novello (road and track)
- Marcos Vinícius Correia de Alcântra (track)
- Davi Romeo (track)
- Fernando Firmino (track)
- Magno Nazaret (track)
- Roberson Figueiredo (track)
- Hernandes Cuadri (track)
- Rodrigo Brito (track)
BMX[edit]
- Female
- Male
Mountain bike[edit]
- Female
- Male
Road[edit]
- Female
- Male
- Luciano Pagliarini
- Rafael Andriato
- Renato Seabra
- Otavio Bulgarelli
- Pedro Nicacio
- Marcos Novello (also competed in track cycling)
Track[edit]
- Male
- Marcos Novello (also competed in road cycling)
- Marcos Vinícius Correia de Alcântra
- Davi Romeo
- Fernando Firmino
- Magno Nazaret
- Roberson Figueiredo
- Hernandes Cuadri
- Rodrigo Brito
Equestrian[edit]
Dressage[edit]
Rider / Horse
- Rogerio Clementino / Nilo Vo
- Renata Costa / Monty
- Luiza Almeida / Samba
Eventing[edit]
Rider / Horse
- Fabricio Salgado / Butterfly
- Carlos Paro / Political Mandate
- Renan Guerreiro / Rodizio AA
- Andre Paro / Land Heir
- Saulo Tristao / Totsie
- Serguei Fofanoff / Ekus TW
Show jumping[edit]
Rider / Horse
- Bernardo Alves / Chupa Chup 2
- Pedro Veniss / Un Blancs De Blanc
- Cesar Almeida / Singular Joter II
- Rodrigo Pessoa / Rufus
- Pia Aragão
- Renata Rabello
- Jorge Rocha (dressage)
Show Jumping[edit]
5 athletes
Fencing[edit]
16 athletes (8 female and 8 male)
Female
Male
- Athos Schwantes
- Heitor Shimbo
- Ivan Schwantes
- João Souza
- Marcos Cardoso
- Rhaoni Ruckheim
- Renzo Agresta
Field hockey[edit]
32 athletes (16 female and 16 mas)
Football[edit]
36 athletes (18 female and 18 male)
Male
- Marcelo – Flamengo
- Renan – Atlético Mineiro
- Átila – Corinthians
- Michel – Figueirense
- Foster – Internacional
- Lucas – Flamengo
- Rafael – Fluminense
- Fabio – Fluminense
- Bruno – Grêmio
- Fellipe – Botafogo
- Bernardo – Cruzeiro
- Tales – Internacional
- Lulinha – Corinthians
- Tiago – Grêmio
- Carlos – Vasco
- Júnior – Botafogo
- Maicon – Fluminense
- Alex – Vasco
Futsal[edit]
12 athletes
Gymnastics[edit]
Trampoline[edit]
3 athletes (2 female and 1 male)
Female
Handball[edit]
30 athletes (15 female and 15 male)
Judo[edit]
14 athletes (7 female and 7 male)
Female
- Ligeiros (Up to 48 kg): Daniela Polzin
- Meio-leves (to 52 kg): Érika Miranda
- Leves (to 57 kg): Danielle Zangrando
- Meio-médios (to 63 kg): Daniele Yuri
- Médios (to 70 kg): Mayra Aguiar
- Meio-pesados (to 78 kg): Edinanci Silva
- Pesados (More than 78 kg): Priscila Marques
Male
- Ligeiros (to 60 kg): Alexandre Lee
- Meio-leves (to 66 kg): João Derly
- Leves (to 73 kg): Leandro Guilheiro
- Meio-médios (to 81 kg): Flávio Canto
- Médios (to 90 kg): Tiago Camilo
- Meio-pesados (to 100 kg): Luciano Corrêa
- Pesados (more than 100 kg): João Gabriel Schilliter
Karate[edit]
9 athletes (3 female and 6 male) Female
- Dafani Figueiredo (To 60 kg)
- Lucélia Peres de Carvalho (More de 60 kg)
- Valéria Kumizaki (To 53 kg)
Male
- Caio Duprat (até 75 kg)
- Carlos Lourenço (até 65 kg)
- Douglas Brose (até 60 kg)
- Juarez Santos (acima 80 kg)
- Nelson Sardenberg (até 80 kg)
- Vinicius Souza (até 70 kg)
Modern pentathlon[edit]
Four athletes (two female and two male)
Roller skating[edit]
Rowing[edit]
33 athletes (11 female and 22 male)
- Alexandre Fernandes Ribas (TBD)
- Alexandre Monteiro Dias Fernandes Fernandez (oito com)
- Alexis Árias Mestre (TBD)
- Allan Scaravaglioni Bittencourt (dois sem e oito com)
- Amanda da Costa Duarte (dois sem)
- Anderson Nocetti (dois sem e oito com)
- Camila de Carvalho e Carvalho (skiff duplo peso leve)
- Caroline Farré Beloni (dois sem)
- Célio Dias Amorim (TBD)
- Deborah Amorim (skiff duplo peso leve)
- Fabiana Beltrame (skiff quádruplo)
- Gibran Vieira da Cunha (quatro sem e oito com)
- Gustavo Villela dos Santos (TBD)
- Henrique Vieira Motta (TBD)
- Jairo Natanael Fröhlich Klug (TBD)
- João Hildebrando Borges Jr. (TBD)
- João Roberto Lopes Pallassão (TBD)
- João Soares Jr. (TBD)
- José Carlos Gonçalves Sobral Jr. (skiff duplo peso leve)
- José Roberto do Nascimento Jr. (TBD)
- José Rodrigo Rangel (TBD)
- Kissya Cataldo da Costa (skiff quádruplo)
- Leandro Francisco Tozzo (quatro sem e oito com)
- Leandro Loureiro Franco Ferreira (quatro sem peso leve)
- Luciana Granato (skiff duplo peso leve)
- Marcelus Marcili dos Santos Silva (TBD)
- Marco Moreira Martins (TBD)
- Mônica Anversa Fuchs (skiff quádruplo)
- Nilton Silva Alonço (oito com)
- Renan Koplewski de Castro (TBD)
- Renata Görgen (skiff quádruplo)
- Ronaldo da Gama Vargas (TBD)
- Thiago Almeida (TBD)
- Thiago Gomes (double skiff peso leve)
Sailing[edit]
16 athletes (2 female and 14 male) Female
Male
- Alexandre Paradeda
- Alexandre Saldanha
- Bernardo Arndt
- Bernardo Low-Beer
- Bruno Oliveira
- Cláudio Biekarck
- Daniel Santiago
- Gunnar Ficker
- João Carlos Jordão
- Marcelo Silva
- Maurício Santa Cruz
- Pedro Tinoco
- Ricardo Winicki
- Robert Scheidt
Shooting[edit]
29 athletes (11 female and 18 male)
- Aliseu Farias (air carbine and carbine 3x40)
- Ana Luiza Mello (sport pistol)
- Cecília Frej (air pistol)
- Cristina Badaró (carabina de ar)
- Daniela Carraro (skeet)
- Emerson Duarte (tiro rápido)
- Fábio Coelho (air carbine and carbine 3x40)
- Fernando Cardoso Jr. (tiro rápido)
- Filipe Fuzaro (fossa doublé)
- Janice Teixeira (fossa olimpic)
- Júlio Almeida (air pistol)
- Luiz Bork (carbine deitado)
- Luiz Carlos Graça (fossa doublé)
- Rachel da Silveira (sport pistol)
- Renata Castro (air pistol)
- Renato Araújo Portela (skeet)
- Roberto Schmits (fossa olimpic)
- Rodrigo Bastos (fossa olimpic)
- Samuel Leandro Lopes (carbine deitado)
- Simone Cezar da Rocha (air carbine and carbine 3x20)
- Stenio Yamamoto (pistol livre and air pistol)
- Vladimir da Silveira (pistol livre)
- Wilson Zocolote (skeet)
Softball[edit]
Receptor
'Defense
- Tathiane Misawa
- Simone Miyahira
- Kátia Ayumi Abe
- Martha Murazawa
- Camila Ariki
- Juliana Shibata
- Simone Suetsugu
- Mariana Sayuri Abe
- Patrícia Sugino
- Maria Eliza Tanaka
- Cynthia Takahashi
Squash[edit]
6 athletes (3 female and 3 male)
Table tennis[edit]
8 athletes (4 female and 4 male)
Female
- Lígia Silva
- Mariany Nonaka
- Karin Sako
- Carina Murashige (reserve)
Male
- Hugo Hoyama
- Thiago Monteiro
- Gustavo Tsuboi
- Cazuo Matsumoto (reserve)
Taekwondo[edit]
8 athletes (4 female and 4 male)
- Natália Falavigna (Heavyweight – +67 kg)
- Valdirene Gonçalves (Flyweight – 49 kg)
- Debora Nunes Lightweight – 57 kg)
- Érica Ferreira Middleweight – 67 kg)
- Diogo Silva (Lightweight – 68 kg)
- Márcio Wenceslau (Flyweight – 58 kg)
- Carlos Isidoro (Middleweight – 80 kg)
- Leonardo Gomes (Heavyweight – +80 kg)
Tennis[edit]
8 athletes (4 female and 4 male)
Triathlon[edit]
Men's competition[edit]
- Juraci Moreira
- 1:52:54.79 – Bronze Medal
- Virgílio de Castilho
- 1:55:17.24 – 13th place
- Antônio Marcos da Silva
- 2:06:50.94 – 29th place
Women's competition[edit]
- Mariana Ohata
- 2:00:51.28 – 5th place
- Carla Moreno
- 2:02:03.29 – 9th place
- Sandra Soldan
- 2:06:35.99 – 19th place
Volleyball[edit]
24 athletes (12 female and 12 male)
Beach volleyball[edit]
4 athletes (2 female and 2 male)
- Female
- Male
Water skiing[edit]
Wakeboard Masculino
- Marcelo Giardi
- Mário Manzolli
Weightlifting[edit]
Wrestling[edit]
11 athletes (4 female and 7 male)
- Adrian Jaoude (−84 kg, estilo livre)
- Antoine Jaoude (−96 kg, estilo livre)
- Caroline De Lazzer (−63 kg, estilo livre)
- Diego Rodrigues (−120 kg, estilo livre)
- Fábio Cunha (−55 kg, estilo grego-romano)
- Felipe Macedo (−74 kg, estilo grego-romano)
- Iuri Cunha (−60 kg, estilo livre)
- Joice Silva (−55 kg, estilo livre)
- Luis Fernandes (−96 kg, estilo grego-romano)
- Marcelo Gomes "Zulu" (−84 kg, estilo grego-romano)
- Raoni Barcelos (−66 kg, estilo livre)
- Renato Migliaccio (−66 kg estilo greco-romano)
- Renato Roma (−70 kg, estilo livre)
- Rodrigo Artilheiro (−120 kg, estilo grego-romano)
- Rosangela Conceição (−72 kg, estilo livre)
- Suzana Almeida (−48 kg, estilo livre)
- Vinicius Pedrosa (−55 kg, estilo livre)
- Waldeci Silva (−60 kg, estilo livre)
References[edit]
- ^ "Gusmão Stripped of Pan Ams Medals". Associated Press. Retrieved 18 December 2007.[dead link]
External links[edit]
- (in Portuguese) Official website of the Brazilian Olympic Committee