Brazil Gets Thirteen Gold Medals, One Silver and Two Bronzes in the Pan American Cadet Championships

While the Brazilian team was entering the mats in Russia, the young talents of the Brazilian judo marked their names in the history of the cadet teams. On Saturday the cadets became the champions of the Pan American Championships held in El Salvador. All the sixteen Brazilian representatives reached the podium: there were 13 gold medals, one silver and two bronzes.

With this result Brazil keeps its hegemony in Pan American events. Last year’s medal chart was led by the green and yellow country who won 13 gold awards.

Today the competition continues, but this time with the juniors: the men’s team composed of Luiz Claudio Lima Junior (55kg/SP), Vitor Hugo Carvalho (60kg/SP), Gabriel Pinheiro (66kg/PE), Lincoln Neves (73kg / SP), Eduardo Santos (81kg/SP), Thiago Chiodi (90kg/SP), Gabriel Souza (100kg/SP) and Joao Silva (+100 kg / RS) together with the women’s team formed by Larissa Farias (44kg/MS), Tawany Silva (48kg/SP), Jessica Pereira (52kg/RJ), Tamires Silva (57kg/RJ), Flavia Gomes (57kg/SP), Danielle Oliveira (63kg/RJ), Mariana Veiga (70kg/MS), Isadora Pereira (78kg/MG), Sibilla Facchiolli (+78 kg / SP) and Camilla Nogueira (+78 kg / MS).

Follow below the cadet champions:

Gold

Bruno Watanabe (50kg/SP)
Kainan Pires (55kg/SP)
Daniel Cargnin (60kg/RS)
Jeferson Luiz Santos Junior (66kg/SP)
André Humberto (81kg/MG)
Henrique Francini (90kg/SP)
Matheus Rocha (+90kg/SP)
Amanda Lima (40kg/PE)
Jéssica Silva (44kg/SP)
Gabriela Clemente (48kg/SP)
Carolina Pereira (57kg/RJ)
Sabrina Rossetto (63kg/SP)
Ellen Furtado (+70kg/SP)

Silver
Ronnie Warlley Gomes (73kg/SP)

Bronze
Milena Matias (52kg/MS)
Sarah Nascimento (70kg/MG)