The recent Brazil Para-Badminton International 2018 held at the Brazilian Paralympic Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil, was a resounding success for Para-Badminton players in the Pan American region. Over 130 athletes from countries such as Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Scotland, Spain, USA, Venezuela, and host country Brazil participated in the event.
Despite facing tough competition from a large Japanese delegation and other players with high rankings in the World Ranking, the Pan American athletes claimed an impressive number of medals, showcasing their exceptional skills.
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The locals took home the most medals, with Vitor Gonçalves Tavares of Brazil leading the way, winning three gold medals. Vitor triumphed in Singles SS6 by defeating Yohei Hatakeyama of Japan with scores of 21-9 and 21-13. He also secured gold in the Doubles category, partnering with Miles Krajewski from the USA, and in Mixed Doubles with Rubi Fernandez from Peru.
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Adding to Brazil’s success, Abinaecia Da Silva clinched a gold medal in WD SL3-SU5, partnering with Mamiko Toyoda from Japan. Marcelo Alves won a bronze medal in MS WH1 and a silver medal in MD WH1-WH2.
Peru displayed a strong performance, earning a total of 10 medals. Giuliana Poveda claimed a gold medal in Singles SS6 and a silver medal in Mixed Doubles with Jesus Salva. Pilar Jauregui won a silver medal in WS WH2, falling to Rie Ogura (ranked 8th in the world), and a bronze medal in XD WH1-WH2, partnering with Rodolfo Cano from Brazil. Pedro Pablo de Vinatea added to Peru’s tally with a bronze medal in both MS SL3 and MD SL3-SL4, partnering with Pascal Lapointe from Canada. Jenny Ventoncilla secured the gold medal in WS SL4 and a bronze in Doubles.
Chilean athletes also made their mark with five bronze medals. Jaime Aranguiz won in MS WH2, Fabiola Prado in WS, and XD SS6 with Pablo Coloma, and Araceli Pizarro in WS SL3 and WD SL3-SU5 with Jessica Dos Santos Vieira from Brazil.
Athletes from the United States, Canada, and Colombia also contributed to the medal count for their respective countries.
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These outstanding performances highlight the growing strength of Para-Badminton in the Pan American region. The athletes’ achievements set the stage for their participation in the upcoming Pan Am Para-Badminton Championships 2018, which will take place in Lima, Peru, in November. This event holds special significance as Para-Badminton makes its debut in Tokyo 2020, and Pan American athletes continue their journey towards this milestone.
Before the tournament, an athletes’ camp was organized by the Brazil Badminton Federation in collaboration with the Spanish Federation. This camp provided a valuable opportunity for athletes to share experiences and enhance their skills in the sport.
Congratulations to all the participants for their remarkable performances, dedication, and sportsmanship. We look forward to witnessing the continued growth and success of Para-Badminton in the Pan American region.
FAQs
Q: What is Para-Badminton?
A: Para-Badminton is a variation of the popular sport of Badminton specifically designed for athletes with physical disabilities. It allows individuals with impairments to compete and excel in the sport at various levels.
Q: When will the Pan Am Para-Badminton Championships 2018 take place?
A: The Pan Am Para-Badminton Championships 2018 is scheduled to be held in Lima, Peru, in November.
Q: How many countries participated in the Brazil Para-Badminton International 2018?
A: Over 130 athletes from 17 countries, including Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Scotland, Spain, USA, Venezuela, and host country Brazil, participated in the Brazil Para-Badminton International 2018.
Summary
The Pan American region showcased exceptional talent and outstanding performances at the Brazil Para-Badminton International 2018. Athletes from various countries displayed their skills and determination, resulting in a total of 33 medals won. Brazilian athletes secured the most medals, with Vitor Gonçalves Tavares leading the way with three gold medals. Peru and Chile also had impressive showings, earning 10 and 5 medals, respectively. These achievements set the stage for the upcoming Pan Am Para-Badminton Championships 2018 in Lima, Peru. Congratulations to all the athletes for their remarkable performances and dedication to Para-Badminton. To stay updated on the latest news and events in Para-Badminton, visit the Carnegiecentre website.
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