Tennis at the 2024 Bolivarian Youth Games

Tennis at the 2024 Bolivarian Youth Games
Tennis pictogram
Venue	Complejo de Tenis La Madona
Dates	6–8 April 2024
Competitors	25 from 7 nations
Champions
Colombia (5 gold medals)

Tennis competitions at the 2024 Bolivarian Youth Games in Sucre, Bolivia were held from 4 to 7 April 2024 at Complejo de Tenis La Madona.^[1][2]

Five medal events were scheduled to be contested: singles and doubles for both boys and girls and mixed doubles. A total of 25 athletes (13 boys and 12 girls) competed in the events. Athletes had to be born between 1 January 2005 and 31 December 2008 to be eligible (ages 16 to 19).^[3]

Colombia dominated the tennis event by winning the 5 gold medals that were at stake, in addition to 1 silver medal.^[4][5]

The competitions were held over a 4-day period:

All 7 ODEBO National Olympic Committees (NOCs) registered athletes for the tennis competitions.^[6] Each NOC was able to enter a maximum of 4 tennis players (2 per gender), with up to two players for each boys and girls singles events and one only pair for the doubles events.^[3]

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

  *   Host nation (Bolivia)

Rank	NOC	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Colombia (COL)	5	1	0	6
2	Bolivia (BOL)*	0	3	1	4
3	Peru (PER)	0	1	1	2
4	Venezuela (VEN)	0	0	2	2
5	Chile (CHI)	0	0	1	1
Totals (5 entries)		5	5	5	15

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Boys' singles[11]	Samuel Heredia  Colombia	Santiago Lora  Bolivia	Diego Muñoz  Bolivia
Boys' doubles[12]	Colombia Juan Trujillo Samuel Heredia	Peru Luis José Nakamine Vicente Monge	Venezuela José David Segovia Juan Andrés Listo
Girls' singles[13]	Valentina Mediorreal  Colombia	Mariana Higuita  Colombia	Yleymi Muelle  Peru
Girls' doubles[14]	Colombia Mariana Higuita Valentina Mediorreal	Bolivia Natalia Trigosso Nathalie Marinovitch	Chile Consuelo Alarcón Josefa Fuenzalida
Mixed doubles[15]	Colombia Samuel Heredia Valentina Mediorreal	Bolivia Diego Muñoz Natalia Trigosso	Venezuela Andrea Magallanes Juan Andrés Listo

The 5 events were played on a single-elimination basis and consisted of the first round (only for the boys' and girls' singles events), quarter-finals, semi-finals and the gold and bronze medal matches.

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

	First round						Quarter-finals						Semi-finals						Gold medal match
							7 April, 9:00 – Court 1[21]
							Luis José Nakamine (PER)		6	6
	6 April, 9:00 – Court 1[16]
							Juan Trujillo (COL)		3	3
	Juan Trujillo (COL)		6	6
													8 April, 11:30 – Central court[25]
	Chad Valdés Jr (PAN)		0	1
													Luis José Nakamine (PER) (r)	77	0	0
	6 April, 9:00 – Court 2[17]
													Santiago Lora (BOL)	65	6	2
	Francisco Durán (CHI)		6	6
							7 April, 14:00 – Central court[22]
	Miguel Larrea (ECU)		3	3
							Francisco Durán (CHI)	2	6	0
	6 April, 9:00 – Central court[18]
							Santiago Lora (BOL)	6	4	6
	Juan Andrés Listo (VEN)	2	6	4
																			9 April, 12:00 – Central court[27]
	Santiago Lora (BOL)	6	2	6
																			Santiago Lora (BOL)		3	1
	6 April, 9:00 – Court 3[19]
																			Samuel Heredia (COL)		6	6
	José David Segovia (VEN)		7	6
							7 April, 9:15 – Central court[23]
	Marcelo Riveros (CHI)		5	4
							José David Segovia (VEN)		4	5
							Diego Muñoz (BOL)		6	7
													8 April, 9:45 – Court 1[26]
													Diego Muñoz (BOL)		5	1
	6 April, 9:00 – Court 4[20]
													Samuel Heredia (COL)		7	6			Bronze medal match
	Guillermo Rodríguez (PAN)		4	63
							7 April, 9:00 – Court 2[24]												9 April, 12:00 – Court 1[28]
	Vicente Monge (PER)		6	77
							Vicente Monge (PER)		0	3									Luis José Nakamine (PER)			–
							Samuel Heredia (COL)		6	6									Diego Muñoz (BOL)			(w/o)

	First round						Quarter-finals						Semi-finals						Gold medal match
							7 April, 11:00 – Court 2[32]
							Valentina Mediorreal (COL)		7	6
	6 April, 11:45 – Central Court[29]
							Gabriela Pimentel (PER)		5	2
	Josefa Fuenzalida (CHI)	5	6	5
													8 April, 9:45 – Central Court[36]
	Gabriela Pimentel (PER)	7	2	7
													Valentina Mediorreal (COL)		6	6
													Nathalie Marinovitch (BOL)		4	2
							7 April, 11:00 – Court 1[33]
							Nathalie Marinovitch (BOL)	4	77	6
	6 April, 11:00 – Court 1[30]
							Bárbara Olvera (ECU)	6	63	3
	Bárbara Olvera (ECU)	4	6	6
																			9 April, 10:00 – Central Court[38]
	Anna Bjornestad (PAN)	6	4	0
																			Valentina Mediorreal (COL)		6	6
	6 April, 11:00 – Court 2[31]
																			Mariana Higuita (COL)		4	0
	Consuelo Alarcón (CHI)		6	6
							7 April, 11:00 – Court 3[34]
	Karla Ching (PAN)		0	0
							Consuelo Alarcón (CHI)		4	4
							Mariana Higuita (COL)		6	6
													8 April, 11:45 – Court 1[37]
													Mariana Higuita (COL)		6	6
	6 April, 11:00 – Court 3
													Yleymi Muelle (PER)		1	4			Bronze medal match
	Yleymi Muelle (PER)		6	6
							7 April, 11:00 – Central Court[35]												9 April, 10:05 – Court 1[39]
	Andrea Magallanes (VEN)		3	2
							Yleymi Muelle (PER)	2	7	6									Nathalie Marinovitch (BOL)		1	4
							Natalia Trigosso (BOL)	6	5	2									Yleymi Muelle (PER)		6	6

	Quarter-finals						Semi-finals						Gold medal match
							7 April, 13:00 – Court 2[42]
							J Trujillo – S Heredia (COL)		7	6
	6 April, 15:00 – Central Court[40]
							JD Segovia – JA Listo (VEN)		6	3
	JD Segovia – JA Listo (VEN)		6	79
													8 April, 16:00 – Court 1[44]
	D Muñoz – S Lora (BOL)		3	67
													J Trujillo – S Heredia (COL)			(w/o)
	6 April, 13:15 – Court 1[41]
													LJ Nakamine – V Monge (PER)			–
	F Durán – M Riveros (CHI)	6	3	10
							7 April, 13:40 – Court 1[43]
	C Valdés Jr – G Rodríguez (PAN)	1	6	12
							C Valdés Jr – G Rodríguez (PAN)		6	1
							LJ Nakamine – V Monge (PER)		7	6			Bronze medal match
													8 April, 15:30 – Court 3[45]
													JD Segovia – JA Listo (VEN)		6	6
													C Valdés Jr – G Rodríguez (PAN)		1	1

	Quarter-finals						Semi-finals						Gold medal match
							7 April, 14:30 – Court 2[47]
							M Higuita – V Mediorreal (COL)		6	6
	6 April, 16:15 – Court 1[46]
							C Alarcón – J Fuenzalida (CHI)		2	0
	G. Pimentel – Y Muelle (PER)	7	69	3
													8 April, 16:15 – Central Court[49]
	C Alarcón – J Fuenzalida (CHI)	5	711	10
													M Higuita – V Mediorreal (COL)		6	6
													N Trigosso – N Marinovitch (BOL)		1	1
							7 April, 15:45 – Court 1[48]
							A Bjornestad – K Ching (PAN)		0	2
							N Trigosso – N Marinovitch (BOL)		6	6			Bronze medal match
													8 April, 16:00 – Court 1[50]
													C Alarcón – J Fuenzalida (CHI)		77	6
													A Bjornestad – K Ching (PAN)		63	0

	Quarter-finals						Semi-finals						Gold medal match
							8 April, 13:00 – Court 1[54]
							S Heredia – V Mediorreal (COL)		6	6
	6 April, 19:00 – Court 1[51]
							A Magallanes – JA Listo (VEN)		3	4
	A Magallanes – JA Listo (VEN)		6	6
													9 April, 14:15 – Central Court[56]
	V Monge – Y Muelle (PER)		4	2
													S Heredia – V Mediorreal (COL)		7	7
	6 April, 19:15 – Central Court[52]
													D Muñoz – N Trigosso (BOL)		5	5
	F Durán – J Fuenzalida (CHI)		6	6
							8 April, 14:00 – Central Court[55]
	A Bjornestad – G Rodríguez (PAN)		3	4
							F Durán – J Fuenzalida (CHI)		63	3
	6 April, 17:30 – Central Court[53]
							D Muñoz – N Trigosso (BOL)		77	6			Bronze medal match
	B Olvera – M Larrea (ECU)		6	3
													9 April, 14:15 – Court 1[57]
	D Muñoz – N Trigosso (BOL)		7	6
													A Magallanes – JA Listo (VEN)		7	6
													F Durán – J Fuenzalida (CHI)		5	4

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