2022 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics

The 19th Ibero-American Championships in Athletics were held at the Estadi Olímpic Camilo Cano in Spain in La Nucía (most events) and Torrevieja (half marathon), between May 20 and 22, 2022.^[1] The competition was originally scheduled to take place in 2020 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife but had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

XIX Ibero-American Championships in Athletics
Dates	May 20–22
Host city	La Nucía/Torrevieja, Spain
Venue	Estadi Olímpic Camilo Cano
Level	Senior
Events	44 (22 men, 22 women)
Participation	395 athletes from 23 nations
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Medal summary

Main article: 2022 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics – Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +0.1 m/s)	Shainer Rengifo Montoya   Cuba	10.15	Felipe Bardi dos Santos   Brazil	10.26	Franco Florio   Argentina	10.31 SB
200 metres (wind: –2.1 m/s)	Alexander Ogando   Dominican Republic	20.27	Yancarlos Martínez   Dominican Republic	20.60 SB	Shainer Reginfo   Cuba	21.01
400 metres	Lidio Andrés Feliz   Dominican Republic	44.64 CR	Luguelín Santos   Dominican Republic	45.50 SB	Elián Larregina   Argentina	45.78 NR
800 metres	Álvaro de Arriba   Spain	1:45.19 SB	José Maita   Venezuela	1:46.22 PB	José Carlos Pinto   Portugal	1:46.61 PB
1500 metres	Isaac Nader   Portugal	3:43.86	José Zabala   Argentina	3:44.55	Pol Moya   Andorra	3:44.64 SB
5000 metres	Carlos Mayo   Spain	13:51.12 SB	Carlos Díaz   Chile	13:51.97	Marcos Molina   Argentina	13:52.50
Half marathon	Luis Ostos   Peru	1:04:46	Jesús Poblete   Argentina	1:04:47	Jorge Blanco   Spain	1:05:26 SB
110 metres hurdles (wind: +0.3 m/s)	Rafael Pereira   Brazil	13.47	Daniel Cisneros   Spain	13.53 (13.526) PB	Eduardo de Deus   Brazil	13.53 (13.530)
400 metres hurdles	Gerald Drummond   Costa Rica	48.87 NR	Juander Santos   Dominican Republic	49.74 SB	Jesús Delgado   Spain	49.82 SB
3000 metres steeplechase	Gonzalo Parra   Spain	8:34.85 SB	Nahuel Carabaña   Andorra	8:35.19 NR	Marcos Molina   Argentina	8:35.40 SB
4 × 100 metres relay	Spain Bernat Canet Jesús Gómez Daniel Rodríguez Sergio López	39.03 SB	Dominican Republic Christopher Valdez Alexander Ogando José González Yancarlos Martínez	39.19 SB	Brazil Gabriel Luiz Boza Felipe Bardi dos Santos Erik Cardoso Lucas da Silva	39.32 SB
4 × 400 metres relay	Dominican Republic Robert King Alexander Ogando Luguelín Santos Lidio Feliz	3:00.98 SB	Spain Iñaki Cañal Samuel García Oscar Husillos Manuel Guijarro	3:04.05 SB	Portugal João Coelho José Carlos Pinto Ricardo dos Santos Mauro Pereira	3:07.23 SB
10,000 metres track walk	Álvaro Martín   Spain	39:24.20 CR	Caio Bonfim   Brazil	39:57.59 PB	César Rodríguez   Peru	40:13.10 SB
High jump	Edgar Rivera   Mexico	2.26 m SB	Thiago Moura   Brazil	2.26 m	Fernando Ferreira   Brazil	2.21 m
Pole vault	Didac Salas   Spain	5.40 m SB	Rubem Miranda   Portugal	5.35 m SB	Germán Chiaraviglio   Argentina	5.30 m SB
Long jump	Eusebio Cáceres   Spain	8.05 m (+0.9)	Maykel Massó   Cuba	8.03 m (+0.9)	Héctor Santos   Spain	7.97 m (+0.7)
Triple jump	Lázaro Martínez   Cuba	17.30 m CR	Marcos Ruiz   Spain	16.94 m PB	Tiago Luis Pereira   Portugal	16.71 m SB
Shot put	Darlan Romani   Brazil	21.70 m CR	Welington Morais   Brazil	20.78 m PB	Tsanko Arnaudov   Portugal	20.43 m SB
Discus throw	Lucas Nervi   Chile	60.58 m	Wellinton da Cruz Filho   Brazil	57.09 m	Emanuel Sousa   Portugal	56.68 m
Hammer throw	Javier Cienfuegos   Spain	74.70 m	Gabriel Kehr   Chile	74.61 m	Humberto Mansilla   Chile	73.14 m
Javelin throw	Leandro Ramos   Portugal	81.37 m	Pedro Henrique Rodrigues   Brazil	80.74 m PB	Luiz Mauricio da Silva   Brazil	80.41 m PB
Decathlon	Gerson Izaguirre   Venezuela	7827 pts	Edgar Campré   Portugal	7729 pts	Bruno Comin   Spain	7668 pts SB

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: –0.2 m/s)	Vitória Cristina Rosa   Brazil	11.22	Lorène Bazolo   Portugal	11.36	María Isabel Pérez   Spain	11.48
200 metres (wind: –2.5 m/s)	Vitória Cristina Rosa   Brazil	23.53	Lorène Bazolo   Portugal	23.67	Lorraine Martins   Brazil	23.80
400 metres	Marileidy Paulino   Dominican Republic	49.49 CR	Fiordaliza Cofil   Dominican Republic	50.64 PB	Roxana Gómez   Cuba	51.03 SB
800 metres	Déborah Rodríguez   Uruguay	2:02.53	Daniela García   Spain	2:03.65	Patrícia Silva   Portugal	2:04.23 PB
1500 metres	Solange Pereira   Spain	4:15.87	Agueda Muñoz   Spain	4:16.42	Salomé Afonso   Portugal	4:17.35
5000 metres	Joselyn Brea   Venezuela	16:08.83	Fedra Luna   Argentina	16:09.96	Lucía Rodríguez   Spain	16:10.08 SB
Half marathon	Florencia Borelli   Argentina	1:11:59 CR	Daiana Ocampo   Argentina	1:13:13	Marta Galimany   Spain	1:13:23
100 metres hurdles (wind: +0.5 m/s)	Greisys Roble   Cuba	12.93 PB	Keily Linet Pérez   Cuba	13.01 PB	Paola Vázquez   Puerto Rico	13.05
400 metres hurdles	Melissa Gonzalez   Colombia	54.87 PB	Sara Gallego   Spain	55.56 SB	Grace Claxton   Puerto Rico	55.66 PB
3000 metres steeplechase	Belén Casetta   Argentina	9:29.60 CR	Irene Sánchez-Escribano   Spain	9:37.08 SB	Tatiane Raquel da Silva   Brazil	9:42.06 SB
4 × 100 metres relay	Dominican Republic Martha Méndez Marileidy Paulino Anabel Medina Fiordaliza Cofil	43.81 SB	Portugal Patrícia Rodrigues Rosalina Santos Olimpia Barbosa Lorène Bazolo	44.82 SB	Only two finishers, bronze medal was not awarded.
4 × 400 metres relay	Spain Berta Segura Eva Santidrián Carmen Avilés Sara Gallego	3:31.72 SB	Brazil Tábata de Carvalho Liliane Fernandes Chayenne da Silva Tiffani Marinho	3:32.50 SB	Dominican Republic Mariana Pérez Evelin del Carmen Franshina Martínez Fiordaliza Cofil	3:33.41 SB
10,000 metres track walk	Laura García-Caro   Spain	43:33.72	Kimberly García   Peru	43:41.50	Ana Cabecinha   Portugal	44:23.69
High jump^[‡]	Marysabel Senyu   Dominican Republic	1.87 m PB	Valdileia Martins   Brazil	1.84 m SB	Jennifer Rodríguez   Colombia	1.84 m
Pole vault	Monica Clemente   Spain	4.30 m	Juliana Campos   Brazil	4.30 m	Malen Ruiz de Azua   Spain	4.25 m
Long jump	Fátima Diame   Spain	6.65 m SB (+1.9)	Evelise Veiga   Portugal	6.55 m (+2.2)	Yuliana Angulo   Ecuador	6.48 m (0.0)
Triple jump	Leyanis Pérez   Cuba	14.58 PB (–0.4)	Liadagmis Povea   Cuba	14.41 (+0.1)	Ana José Tima   Dominican Republic	14.25 SB (+0.2)
Shot put	Jessica Inchude   Portugal	18.07 m	María Belén Toimil   Spain	17.85 m SB	Rosa Ramírez   Dominican Republic	17.60 m PB
Discus throw	Yaimé Pérez   Cuba	62.06 m	Karen Gallardo   Chile	59.39 m	Andressa de Morais   Brazil	58.33 m
Hammer throw	Laura Redondo   Spain	68.68 m	Mariana Marcelino   Brazil	64.51 m	Mayra Gaviria   Colombia	64.44 m
Javelin throw	Yuleixi Angulo   Ecuador	60.91 m NR	Flor Ruiz   Colombia	60.52 m	Jucilene de Lima   Brazil	57.86 m
Heptathlon	Martha Araújo   Colombia	5951 pts PB	Ana Camila Pirelli   Paraguay	5808 pts SB	Alysbeth Félix   Puerto Rico	5666 pts

1. ^‡ The High jump event was won by Kateryna Tabashnyk from team Ukraine with a mark of 1.90 m. Invited athletes from Ukraine could not aspire to win medals.

Medal table

Hosts Spain led the medal table with a total of 30 medals with Dominican Republic and Cuba in the second and third place respectively.^[2]

  *   Host nation (Spain)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Spain*	14	8	8	30
2	Dominican Republic	6	5	3	14
3	Cuba	5	3	2	10
4	Brazil	4	10	8	22
5	Portugal	3	6	8	17
6	Argentina	2	4	5	11
7	Colombia	2	1	2	5
8	Venezuela	2	1	0	3
9	Chile	1	3	1	5
10	Peru	1	1	1	3
11	Ecuador	1	0	1	2
12	Costa Rica	1	0	0	1
	Mexico	1	0	0	1
	Uruguay	1	0	0	1
15	Andorra	0	1	1	2
16	Paraguay	0	1	0	1
17	Puerto Rico	0	0	3	3
Totals (17 entries)		44	44	43	131

Participating nations

A total of 395 athletes from 23 countries participated.

•   Andorra (16)
•   Argentina (24)
•   Bolivia (4)
•   Brazil (70)
•   Cape Verde (3)
•   Chile (24)
•   Colombia (16)
•   Costa Rica (1)
•   Cuba (16)
•   Dominican Republic (20)
•   Ecuador (20)
•   Equatorial Guinea (3)
•   Honduras (5)
•   Mexico (5)
•   Panama (1)
•   Paraguay (1)
•   Peru (14)
•   Portugal (42)
•   Puerto Rico (16)
•   Spain (64)
•   Ukraine (3)
•   Uruguay (11)
•   Venezuela (16)

External links

• Live results 2022-05-20 at the Wayback Machine
• Final results

References

1. (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2022-05-20. Retrieved 2022-05-20.
2. "MEDALLERO". rfeamanager.es (in Spanish). Royal Spanish Athletics Federation. 22 May 2022. Retrieved 22 May 2022.