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One day after rising the podium six times, Brazil secured nine more medals – three of them gold – on the second day of the World Cup Stage of Paralympic Therapy in Santiago (Chile), which serves as preparation for the World Cup in Cairo (Egypt), from 11 to 18 October. The first to win this Saturday (16) was Pernambuco José Arimateia (category up to 97 pounds) that raised 211 kg in the last attempt. Silver and bronze stayed with the Chileans Frank Filio and Nicolas Carrillo, respectively. The competition in Santiago ends this Sunday (17).
In the category up to 107 kg, who shone was the miner Jean Pereira (up to 107 kg), who won the gold by erecting 213 kg in the first attempt. Also had silver in the men’s dispute, with the carioca Gustavo Amaral raising 241 kg in the second attempt
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In the women’s competition of the category above 86 kg, it had a double and yellow double dose, with gold from Baiana Edilândia Araújo (category above 86 kg) that raised 136 kg and bronze from Potiguar Alane Dantas, with 117 kg raised. Georgia’s Maka Kvinchia has led to silver.
The Brazilian widespread other folds: in the category up to 61 kg, Pará Naira Gomes took the silver and Laira Silva the bronze. The winner was Chilean Camila Campos. In the 86 kg dispute, Brazilians Gabrielle Diniz won the silver by raising 115 kg and Bahia Valéria Alves dos Santos the bronze, with 100 kg erected. The gold was with hostess Marion Guajardo (125 kg).
The Brazilian delegation (nine women and seven men) debuted on the right foot at the World Cup on Friday (16), with three gold-one with record of the Americas-one silver and two bronzes. In the category up to 49 kg, Marco Túlio – debutant in competitions for the adult team – established a new continental record by raising 169 kg, surpassing the previous mark (165 kg) from Chilean Ammanuel Gonzalez Rodriguez, obtained in June in Beijing (China). The silver stayed with the Amazon Lucas Santos (148 kg) and the bronze with the Venezuelan José Monteiro Ortiz.
In the 45 kg women’s dispute, another debutant of the national team, the paulista Brenda Pepe, secured the gold after raising 95 kg, surpassing the Venezuelan Dilmary Perez (85 kg) who took the silver, and Amália Gonzalez, a bronze medal. Then it was the turn of Minas Gerais Cristiane Alves Reis climb to ensure the top of the podium in the category up to 55kg. She raised 109 kg in the third attempt, 52kg more than Cuban Daniuvis Labrada, who got the silver.
Also on Friday (16), Brazil won a silver with Piauiense Cleusa Angelica (in the category up to 41 kg) and two bronzes: one with Paulista Bruno Carra (category up to 65kg) and another with Potiguar Junior France (59 kg).
