Badminton at the 2024 Bolivarian Youth Games

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Badminton
at the 2024 Bolivarian Youth Games
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VenueCancha Municipal Max Toledo
Dates4–7 April 2024
Competitors21 from 6 nations
Champions
 Peru (5 gold medals)
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Badminton competitions at the 2024 Bolivarian Youth Games in Sucre, Bolivia were held from 4 to 7 April 2024 at Coliseo Municipal Max Toledo.[1][2]

Five medal events were scheduled to be contested: singles and doubles for both boys and girls and mixed doubles. A total of 21 athletes (11 men and 10 women) competed in the events. Athletes had to be born between 1 January 2005 and 31 December 2006 to be eligible (ages 18 to 19).[3]

Peru dominated the badminton event by winning the 5 gold medals that were at stake, in addition to 2 silver medals and one bronze medal.[4][5]

Schedule[edit]

The competitions were held over a 4-day period:

R16 Round of 16 QF Quarter-finals SF Semi-finals M Medal matches
Date
Event
 Thu 4 Mon 5 Tue 6 Wed 7
Boys' singles R16 QF SF M
Boys' doubles QF SF M
Girls' singles R16 QF SF M
Girls' doubles QF SF M
Mixed doubles R16 QF SF M

Participating nations[edit]

A total of 6 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) registered athletes for the badminton competitions.[6] Each NOC was able to enter a maximum of 4 badminton players (2 per gender).[3]

Numbers in parentheses indicate the number of players entered the competition by each NOC.

Medal summary[edit]

Medal table[edit]

  *   Host nation (Bolivia)

RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Peru (PER)5218
2 Chile (CHI)0134
3 Venezuela (VEN)0123
4 Ecuador (ECU)0101
5 Colombia (COL)0033
6 Bolivia (BOL)*0011
Totals (6 entries)551020
Source: I Bolivarian Youth Games Sucre 2024 – Badminton medals

Medalists[edit]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Boys' singles[10] Sharum Durand
 Peru 		Henry Huebla
 Ecuador 		José María Rendón
 Peru
Nicolás Monne
 Chile
Boys' doubles[11] Sharum Durand
José María Rendón
 Peru 		Gustavo Albornoz
Abraham Gutiérrez
 Venezuela 		Nicolás Morales
Sergio Zapata
 Colombia
Nicolás Monne
Bruno Mora
 Chile
Girls' singles[12] Namie Miyahira
 Peru 		Fernanda Munar
 Peru 		Mariangel García
 Venezuela
Rosa Quilodrán
 Chile
Girls' doubles[13] Namie Miyahira
Fernanda Munar
 Peru 		Camila Astorga
Rosa Quilodrán
 Chile 		Verónica Condori
Melanie Salvatierra
 Bolivia
Mariangel García
Lusbeth Sánchez
 Venezuela
Mixed doubles[14] Fernanda Munar
José María Rendón
 Peru 		Sharum Durand
Namie Miyahira
 Peru 		Laura Galeano
Nicolás Morales
 Colombia
Sara Hurtado
Sergio Zapata
 Colombia

Results[edit]

The 5 events were played on a single-elimination basis and consisted of round of 16 (except for the boys' and girls' doubles events which started in the quarterfinals round),[15] quarter-finals,[16] semi-finals and the gold medal match.[17] All semi-final losers were awarded bronze medals.

One round was held per day, from 4 to 7 April.

Boys' singles[edit]

Two players were given seeds:[16]

  •  Henry Huebla (ECU) [1] (final, silver medalist)
  •  Sharum Durand (PER) [2] (champion, gold medalist)
Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Gold medal match
                    
 Henry Huebla (ECU) 21 21 2
 Romel Colque (BOL) 6 10 0
 Henry Huebla (ECU) 21 24 2
 José María Rendón (PER) 14 22 0
 Gustavo Albornoz (VEN) 19 13 0
 José María Rendón (PER) 21 21 2
 José María Rendón (PER) 21 21 2
 Sergio Zapata (COL) 17 12 0
 Sergio Zapata (COL) 21 21 2
 Bruno Mora (CHI) 8 10 0
 Henry Huebla (ECU) 14 19 0
 Sharum Durand (PER) 21 21 2
 Abraham Gutiérrez (VEN) 17 21 17 1
 Nicolás Monne (CHI) 21 16 21 2
 Nicolás Monne (CHI) 21 21 2
 Gabriel Rosales (BOL) 17 16 0
 Nicolás Monne (CHI) 6 12 0
 Sharum Durand (PER) 21 21 2
 Nicolás Morales (COL) 9 19 0
 Sharum Durand (PER) 21 21 2

Girls' singles[edit]

Two players were given seeds:[16]

  •  Namie Miyahira (PER) [1] (champion, gold medalist)
  •  Fernanda Munar (PER) [2] (final, silver medalist)
Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Gold medal match
                    
 Namie Miyahira (PER) 21 21 2
 Verónica Condori (BOL) 4 9 0
 Namie Miyahira (PER) 21 21 2
 Rosa Quilodrán (CHI) 11 18 0
 Sara Hurtado (COL) 14 21 21 1
 Rosa Quilodrán (CHI) 21 17 23 2
 Rosa Quilodrán (CHI) 21 21 2
 Lusbeth Sánchez (VEN) 8 13 0
 Namie Miyahira (PER) 21 21 2
 Fernanda Munar (PER) 10 10 0
 Melanie Salvatierra (BOL) 5 4 0
 Laura Galeano (COL) 21 21 2
 Laura Galeano (COL) 21 11 14 1
 Mariangel García (VEN) 17 21 21 2
 Mariangel García (VEN) 5 9 0
 Fernanda Munar (PER) 21 21 2
 Camila Astorga (CHI) 4 7 0
 Fernanda Munar (PER) 21 21 2

Boys' doubles[edit]

Two pairs were given seeds:[17]

  •  Sharum Durand – José María Rendón (PER) [1] (champion, gold medalist)
  •  Gustavo Albornoz – Abraham Gutiérrez (VEN) [2] (final, silver medalist)
Quarter-finals Semi-finals Gold medal match
               
 S Durand – JM Rendón (PER) 21 21 2
 N Morales – S Zapata (COL) 16 18 0
 S Durand – JM Rendón (PER) 21 21 2
 G Albornoz – A Gutiérrez (VEN) 11 9 0
 B Mora – N Monne (CHI) 21 21 2
 R Colque – G Rosales (BOL) 13 11 0
 B Mora – N Monne (CHI) 13 13 0
 G Albornoz – A Gutiérrez (VEN) 21 21 2

Girls' doubles[edit]

Two pairs were given seeds:[17]

  •  Namie Miyahira – Fernanda Munar (PER) [1] (champion, gold medalist)
  •  Camila Astorga – Rosa Quilodrán (CHI) [2] (final, silver medalist)
Quarter-finals – 5 April Semi-finals – 6 April Gold medal match – 7 April
               
 N Miyahira – F Munar (PER) 21 21 3
 V Condori – M Salvatierra (BOL) 3 8 0
 N Miyahira – F Munar (PER) 21 21 2
 C Astorga – R Quilodrán (CHI) 16 13 0
 M García – L Sánchez (VEN) 13 21 21 2
 L Galeano – S Hurtado (COL) 21 19 19 1
 M García – L Sánchez (VEN) 8 13 0
 C Astorga – R Quilodrán (CHI) 21 21 2

Mixed doubles[edit]

Two pairs were given seeds:[16]

  •  Sharum Durand – Namie Miyahira (PER) [1] (final, silver medalist)
  •  Fernanda Munar – José María Rendón (PER) [2] (champion, gold medalist)
Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Gold medal match
                    
 S Durand – N Miyahira (PER) 21 21 2
 M García – A Gutiérrez (VEN) 19 18 0
 S Durand – N Miyahira (PER) 21 21 2
 L Galeano – N Morales (COL) 8 19 0
 C Astorga – B Mora (CHI) 16 15 0
 L Galeano – N Morales (COL) 21 21 2
 R Colque – M Salvatierra (BOL) 8 9 0
 L Galeano – N Morales (COL) 21 21 2
 S Durand – N Miyahira (PER) 20 19 0
 F Munar – JM Rendón (PER) 22 21 2
 V Condori – G Rosales (BOL) 13 7 0
 S Hurtado – S Zapata (COL) 21 21 2
 S Hurtado – S Zapata (COL) 21 21 2
 N Monne – R Quilodrán (CHI) 15 12 0
 S Hurtado – S Zapata (COL) 8 21 12 1
 F Munar – JM Rendón (PER) 21 17 21 2
 G Albornoz – L Sánchez (VEN) 13 10 0
 F Munar – JM Rendón (PER) 21 21 2

References[edit]

  1. ^ Sanabria, Ghilka (20 January 2024). "Sucre se vestirá de Bolivarianos" (in Spanish). El Diario.
  2. ^ "Calendario". www.sucre2024.org. ODEBO. Retrieved 29 March 2024.
  3. ^ a b "Bádminton Technical Manual" (PDF). www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO and COBOL Sucre 2024. 31 January 2024. Retrieved 31 March 2024.
  4. ^ "Con 13 medallas de oro, Perú es tercero" [With 13 gold medals, Peru is third]. www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO. 8 April 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  5. ^ "El bádminton brilla y Perú aumenta a 38 medallas en los Bolivarianos de la Juventud" [Badminton shines and Peru increases to 38 medals at the Bolivarian Youth Games] (in Spanish). Andina. 7 April 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  6. ^ "Total de atletas Sucre 2024" [All the athletes in Sucre 2024] (in Spanish). ODEBO. 3 April 2024.
  7. ^ "Bolivia confirmó equipo que disputará el bádminton de Sucre 2024" [Bolivia confirmed the team that will compete in badminton in Sucre 2024] (in Spanish). ODEBO. 15 February 2024.
  8. ^ "Bádminton colombiano en Sucre 2024" (in Spanish). Colombian Olympic Committee. 27 March 2024.
  9. ^ "COMITÉ OLÍMPICO ECUATORIANO I JUEGOS BOLIVARIANOS DE LA JUVENTUD SUCRE 2024 DEL 04 AL 14 DE ABRIL NÓMINA DE DEPORTISTAS DELEGACIÓN ECUATORIANA" (PDF) (in Spanish). Ecuadorian National Olympic Committee. 28 March 2024.
  10. ^ "Bádminton Individual | Masculino". www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO and COBOL Sucre 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  11. ^ "Bádminton Dobles | Masculino". www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO and COBOL Sucre 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  12. ^ "Bádminton Individual | Femenina". www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO and COBOL Sucre 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  13. ^ "Bádminton Dobles | Femenina". www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO and COBOL Sucre 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  14. ^ "Bádminton Dobles | Mixto". www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO and COBOL Sucre 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  15. ^ "Planilla Ronda de 16" [Round of 16 spreadsheet]. www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO. 7 April 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  16. ^ a b c d "Planilla Cuartos de final" [Quarterfinal spreadsheet]. www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO. 7 April 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
  17. ^ a b c "Planilla Semifinal" [Semifinal spreadsheet]. www.sucre2024.org (in Spanish). ODEBO. 7 April 2024. Retrieved 8 April 2024.

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