The Lions and Lions Champions, Medals in Athletics and a Big Closure with Q’Lokura in the South Americans
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Thousands of neighbors, families and visitors approached South Park this Wednesday to enjoy a day that combined sport, entertainment and live music. The Cordobesa Q’Lokura band was in charge of the closure, on a night that brought together more than 90,000 people and had a special traffic and ordering operation. The entrance Q’Lokura summoned a crowd at the closing of the Fan Fest of the South American Games was first published in NexoDiario.
The South American Games had a day of definitions in Santa Fe this Tuesday. At the CARD, athletics played six finals and Mary Granja, from Ecuador, set a new South American record in the 10,000 meters. In climbing, Brazil, Chile and Argentina occupied the women's podium of Boulder, with Maria Valentina Aguado in the third place. [...] The entry South American Games: Athletics, Climbing, Medals and Podos was first published in Pausa.
The two field hockey team defeated Chile in the final and won the South American title. In addition, the national delegation added medals in athletics, badminton, table tennis, track cycling and climbing.
The Lions and Lions were left with gold at the South American Games, while athletics debuted with two silver and one bronze.
The Santa Fe 2026 South American Games had a day full of competitions and emotions this Tuesday, with Argentina as the protagonist in different disciplines. Las Leonas were consecrated women’s hockey champions after beating Chile in the final, while Los Leones also won gold by defeating 3-1 the Chilean team. In both branches, Uruguay completed the podium with the bronze medal. Athletics also left outstanding performances in the CARD. Ecuadorian …
Faced with a crowded stadium of the Santafesina Hockey Association (ASH), the national grass hockey teams remained the title after their respective victories against Chile: 5-0 in the female branch and 3-1 in the male branch.
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