New gold medal: Alejandra Bramont-Arias triumphs at the 2022 Bolivarian Games

The Peruvian delegation continues to gift the country with victories in the 2022 Bolivarian Games. This Sunday’s day began with two gold medals thanks to the victories of María Alejandra de Osma (women’s slalom) and Hugo del Castillo (men’s individual poomsae).

Now, Alejandra Bramont-Arias raised the name of Peru by winning a gold medal. The national representative reached the first place in the open water swimming test in the 5000 meter modality.

The athlete received praise from internet users who also wished her success in her upcoming tournament appearances. In the same way, the Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD) congratulated the national representative as she has always done with the athletes who won medals in previous days.

Likewise, the Peruvian delegation has, so far, 27 gold medals and is in third place in the medal table of the 2022 Bolivarian Games. Chile is in fourth place, while Ecuador is fifth.

Peru and the other gold medals

The national team stood out in badminton because it came in first place in men’s doubles, women’s doubles, mixed, mixed teams and women’s singles to get five gold medals. In fencing with the triumph of Lucas Lutar. In addition, Ana Méndez topped the podium in artistic gymnastics asymmetric bars and individual. In that same discipline, Edward Gonzáles triumphed in jumping.

Luis Barco did his thing in golf. Darlyn Yamamoto, Thalia Gamarra and Juan Miguel Postigos in the different judo categories. There was also success for the women’s polo team. Alessia Palacios and Valeria Palacios in double pair of light weight short paddles. In addition, Brianda Rivera and Cristian Morales were at the top of the podium in sports shooting.

Jovana De La Cruz won last Friday in the 10,000 m, while Ximena Zorrilla beat her rivals in the hammer throw. Along the same lines, César Rodríguez (35 km walk), Daniella Borda (female skeet), Gracia Carrillo (female optimist), Caterina Romero (sunfish) and Mckenna Victoria De Bever (200-meter medley) won first place in their respective disciplines.