Athletics at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games
Athletics pictogram
Venue	Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero
Dates	30 November–4 December
Competitors	403 from 35 nations

Athletics competitions at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games in Cali, Colombia were scheduled to be held from November 30 – December 4, 2021.^[1][2]

Medal summary

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Colombia)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil	10	12	8	30
2	Cuba	9	6	3	18
3	Ecuador	9	2	2	13
4	Mexico	4	3	6	13
5	Colombia*	2	7	11	20
6	Peru	2	3	1	6
7	Dominican Republic	2	1	2	5
8	Puerto Rico	2	0	0	2
9	Chile	1	4	3	8
10	Venezuela	1	1	1	3
11	Argentina	1	0	5	6
12	Bolivia	1	0	0	1
	Costa Rica	1	0	0	1
14	Trinidad and Tobago	0	1	1	2
15	El Salvador	0	1	0	1
	Grenada	0	1	0	1
	Guyana	0	1	0	1
	Saint Kitts and Nevis	0	1	0	1
	Uruguay	0	1	0	1
20	Bahamas	0	0	1	1
	Guatemala	0	0	1	1
Totals (21 entries)		45	45	45	135

Medalists

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Erik Cardoso  Brazil	10.33	Neiker Abello  Colombia	10.36	Franco Florio  Argentina	10.37
200 metres	Anderson Marquinez  Ecuador	20.51	Lucas Vilar  Brazil	20.59	Lucas da Silva  Brazil	20.68
400 metres	Luis Avilés  Mexico	45.59	Leonardo Castillo  Cuba	45.79	Javier Gómez  Venezuela	46.13
800 metres	Ryan López  Venezuela	1:49.30	Leonardo de Jesus  Brazil	1:50.14	Eduardo Moreira  Brazil	1:50.21
1500 metres	Juan Diego Castro  Costa Rica	3:44.10	Santiago Catrofe  Uruguay	3:44.71	José Zabala  Argentina	3:45.79
5000 metres	David Ninavia  Bolivia	14:21.36	Fábio Correia  Brazil	14:30.31	José Luis Chaupin  Peru	14:31.70
10,000 metres	Hector Pagan  Puerto Rico	30:20.48	Frank Lujan  Peru	30:58.68	Omar Castillo  Mexico	31:07.02
110 metres hurdles	Marcos Herrera  Ecuador	13.94	John Paredes  Colombia	13.95	Guillermo Campos  Mexico	14.05
400 metres hurdles	Yoao Illas  Cuba	50.91	Caio Teixeira  Brazil	51.48	Matheus Coelho  Brazil	51.64
3000 metres steeplechase	Julio Palomino  Peru	8:56.56	César Daniel Gómez  Mexico	8:56.65	Tomas Vega  Argentina	9:05.61
4 × 100 metres relay	Brazil Adrian Vieira Lucas Vilar Erik Cardoso Lucas da Silva	39.21 U23 AR[3]	Ecuador Katriel Angulo Anderson Marquinez Steeven Salas Kevin Simisterra	40.02	Argentina Tomás Mondino Agustín Pinti Bautista Diamante Franco Florio	40.63
4 × 400 metres relay	Ecuador Katriel Angulo Alan Minda Anderson Marquinez Steeven Salas	3:08.02	Brazil Matheus Coelho João Henrique Cabral Caio Teixeira Douglas da Silva	3:08.42	Mexico Guillermo Campos Julio Díaz Javier Martínez Luis Avilés	3:08.85
20,000 metres walk	David Hurtado  Ecuador	1:21:55.03	Matheus Corrêa  Brazil	1:22:18.90	José Ortiz  Guatemala	1:23:47.47
High jump	Erick Portillo  Mexico	2.21	Elton Petronilho  Brazil	2.19	Kyle Alcine  Bahamas	2.19
Pole vault	Dyander Pacho  Ecuador	5.20	Austin Ramos  Ecuador	5.15	José Tomás Nieto  Colombia	5.10
Long jump	Maikel Vidal  Cuba	7.97	Kelsey Daniel  Trinidad and Tobago	7.90	Jhon Berrio  Colombia	7.82
Triple jump	Andy Hechavarría  Cuba	16.77	Geiner Moreno  Colombia	16.41	Frixon Chila  Ecuador	16.12
Shot put	Nazareno Sasia  Argentina	20.08	Ronald Grueso  Colombia	17.98	Juan Carley Vázquez  Cuba	17.85
Discus throw	Lucas Nervi  Chile	61.08	Mario Alberto Díaz  Cuba	60.77	Anyel Álvarez  Cuba	57.03
Hammer throw	Alencar Pereira  Brazil	69.78	Ronald Mencía  Cuba	67.23	Aldo Zavala Delgado  Mexico	63.95
Javelin throw	Pedro Henrique Rodrigues  Brazil	74.41	Luiz Maurício da Silva  Brazil	71.35	Tyriq Horsford  Trinidad and Tobago	71.33
Decathlon	José Fernando Santana  Brazil	7,360	Esteban Ibáñez  El Salvador	6,966	Damián Moretta  Argentina	6,959

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Anahí Suárez  Ecuador	11.32	Amya Clarke  Saint Kitts and Nevis	11.58	Natalia Linares  Colombia	11.60
200 metres	Anahí Suárez  Ecuador	22.96	Shary Vallecilla  Colombia	23.07	Fiordaliza Cofil  Dominican Republic	23.46
400 metres	Fiordaliza Cofil  Dominican Republic	52.10	Martina Weil  Chile	52.35 NU23R[3]	Tiffani Marinho  Brazil	52.67
800 metres	Daily Cooper  Cuba	2:08.62	Berdine Castillo  Chile	2:09.32	Verónica Ángel  Mexico	2:09.40
1500 metres	Anahí Álvarez  Mexico	4:20.68	Verónica Ángel  Mexico	4:30.13	Laura Acuña  Chile	4:31.01
5000 metres	Anahí Álvarez  Mexico	15:52.80	Maria Lucineida Moreira  Brazil	16:39.77	Laura Espinosa  Colombia	16:53.74
10,000 metres	Sofia Isabel Mamani  Peru	34:43.80	María de Jesús Ruiz  Mexico	35:02.77	Maria Lucineida Moreira  Brazil	35:10.83
100 metres hurdles	Greisys Roble  Cuba	13.07	Ketiley Batista  Brazil	13.27	Keily Pérez  Cuba	13.33
400 metres hurdles	Chayenne da Silva  Brazil	55.97	Ariliannis Colás  Cuba	57.20	Valeria Cabezas  Colombia	57.49
3000 metres steeplechase	Mirelle da Silva  Brazil	10:28.69	Veronica Huacasi  Peru	10:39.70	Stefany López  Colombia	10:47.82
4 × 100 metres relay	Colombia Maria Alejandra Murillo Natalia Linares Shary Vallecilla Laura Martínez	43.59 U23 AR[3]	Brazil Vida Caetano Rita Silva Letícia Lima Gabriela Mourão	44.04	Ecuador Nicole Chala Anahí Suárez Nicole Caicedo Andreina Minda	44.56
4 × 400 metres relay	Brazil Maria Victoria de Sena Marlene dos Santos Chayenne da Silva Tiffani Marinho	3:33.40 U23 AR	Chile Rocío Muñoz Berdine Castillo Anais Hernández Martina Weil	3:38.24	Mexico Danna Barajas Valeria González Yara Amador Verónica Ángel	3:48.21
20,000 metres walk	Glenda Morejón  Ecuador	1:33:54.16	Mary Luz Andía  Peru	1:35:26.52	Laura Chalarca  Colombia	1:35:54.97
High jump	Jennifer Rodríguez  Colombia	1.90	Marysabel Senyu  Dominican Republic	1.81	Arielly Rodrigues  Brazil	1.76
Pole vault	Isabel de Quadros  Brazil	4.20	Javiera Contreras  Chile	3.90	Karen Bedoya  Colombia	3.90
Long jump	Paola Fernández  Puerto Rico	6.33	Natalia Linares  Colombia	6.27	Thaina Fernandes  Brazil	6.25
Triple jump	Leyanis Pérez  Cuba	14.39	Chantoba Bright  Guyana	13.50	Leidy Cuesta  Colombia	13.24
Shot put	Rosa Ramírez  Dominican Republic	17.45	Ana Caroline Silva  Brazil	16.86	Milena Sens  Brazil	16.76
Discus throw	Silinda Morales  Cuba	59.13	Melany Matheus  Cuba	54.31	Catalina Bravo  Chile	52.44
Hammer throw	Yaritza Martínez  Cuba	67.47	Silennis Vargas  Venezuela	65.63 U20 AR[4]	Mariana García  Chile	64.86
Javelin throw	Juleisy Angulo  Ecuador	58.26	Yiselena Ballar  Cuba	57.14	Valentina Barrios  Colombia	51.46
Heptathlon	Marys Patterson  Cuba	5,663	Joniar Thomas  Grenada	5,484 NR	Sara Isabel García  Colombia	5,391
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Mixed

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
4 × 400 metres relay	Brazil Chayenne da Silva Douglas da Silva João Henrique Cabral Tiffani Marinho	3:18.54 AU23R[5]	Colombia Angie Palacios Neider Abello Neiker Abello Valeria Cabezas	3:23.79	Dominican Republic Ángelo Féliz Fiordaliza Cofil Franquelo Pérez Liranyi Alonso	3:28.28
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Participation

References