Brazil ended the Pan American Games Junior 2025, played in Asuncion, with 70 gold, 50 silver and 55 bronzes, a total of 175 medals. The country hit its podium record and led the competition medal board, which receives athletes up to 23 years old.
In the first edition of the event, held in Cali, Colombia, in 2021, Brazil rose to the podium 164 times.
With the result in the capital of Paraguayan, the country has gained 48 direct vacancies for the adult PAN, which will be held in Lima, Peru, in 2027.
Swimming and judo were the modalities with the most victories for the Brazilian delegation.
“In all items of the goal, we improved the results of Cali. We exceeded the number of golds, the number of vacancies by athletes and vacancies per modality for the PAN de Lima 2027. This was a very important goal, because the PAN of 27 will distribute vacancies to the Los Angeles Olympic Games,” said the president of COB (Olympic Committee of Brazil), Marco La Porta.
Classifications for Pan American Lima-2027
- Open Waters (10km): Cibelle Eichelberger
- Athletics: Sabrina Gabrieli Pena (800m)
- Ciclismo mountain bike (cross country): Luiza Cocuzzi
- Karate: Andrey Frisanco (84kg)
- Weight Survey: Matheus Pessanha (98kg)
- Artistic skating (individual free): Erik Leite
- Taekwondo: Henrique Marques (80kg)
- Tennis (simple male): João Pedro Bonini
- Sport Shooting (TRAP): Hussein Daruich
- Candle (Kite): Lucas Pes Fonseca
- Beach Volleyball: Jonathan Menezes/Isaac de Farias
- Skateboard (female street): Maria Lúcia Campos
- Skateboard (Male Street): Filipe Mota
- Arc Shot (Individual Recurve): Isabelle Trindade
- Arc Shot (individual compound): Rafael Magalhães
- Judo: Bruno Nóbrega (66kg), Matheus Nolasco (73kg), Luan Almeida (81kg), Jesse Barbosa (90kg), Clarice Ribeiro (48kg), Rafaela Rodrigues (52kg), Bianca Reis (57kg), Eduarda Bastos (63kg) and Dandara Camillo (78kg)
- Swimming: Guilherme Caribé (50m free and 100m free), Stephan Steverink (200m free, 400m free, free and 400m medley), João Pierre Campos (1,500m free), Lucio Filho (100m butterfly), Gustavo Francisco (200m butterfly), Stephanie Balduccini (50m free, 100m free), Leticia), Leticia) Romão (800m free and 1,500m free), Agatha Amaral (200m chest), Joice Otero Rocha (100m butterfly) and Ana Julia Amaral (200m butterfly)
- Women’s Volleyball: 12 athletes
- Men’s Volleyball: 12 athletes
- Women’s Handball: 14 athletes
- Men’s Handball: 14 athletes
- Female Rugby: 12 athletes
