The first 18 placesof a numerical nature, were conquered by Colombia Women’s Soccer Team being runner-up of the Copa America 2022opening the Parisian path for Colombian athletes.
The first nominal quota for our country was achieved Lorena ArenasOlympic silver medalist in Tokyo 2020 and who was also the first to achieve the quota for Tokyo 2020. Lorena was followed by the also world champion walker Eider Arevalo.
Athletics continued with the path of minimum marks, thanks to Natalia Linareswho in the Central American and Caribbean Games of San Salvadorachieved the record in the long jump to be in Paris for the first time in his sporting career.
Daniel Restrepo joined the list after his classification as a finalist of the Fukuoka Swimming World Cup in Japan. However, the quota achieved by Daniel It is numerical, so it belongs to the country and not to Daniel, just like the one who managed Luis Felipe Uribe in Doha 2024.
In it Sao Paulo Athletics South American in Brazil, Ronald Longa was added to the list to attend his first Olympic Games in the 100 flat meters. The quota 24 I arrive with Flor Denis Ruizwho in the Budapest World Cup won the silver medal and surpassed the margin of 64 metersestablished to classify the Olympic Games.
Later, the fighter Tatiana Renteria He got his spot, after getting one of the five tickets that were available in the Belgrade World Cupin Serbiain the division of 76 kilograms. Then it was Angie Orjuelawho in the Berlin International Marathon recorded the minimum mark established for the bottom test of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
In the Santiago Pan American Games, Colombia was classified with: Luisa Blanco, in the gymnastics all-around final; the boxers Jenny Arias, Angie Valdes and Valeria Arboleda; Roberto Terán, in equestrian jumping (quota that the Federation designated to Rene Lopez); Ana Maria Rendonin archery, and Victor Bolañosin the sail’s kite formula.
The first ticket of this 2024 It was for the aforementioned diver from Risaralda. Luis Felipe Uribe. Then came the Acapulco Wrestling Pan Americanin February, which gave the classification of Alisson Cardozo, Jair Alexis Cuero and Carlos Andrés Muñozand days later the Pre-Olympic Boxing World Cup in Italywhere Ingrit Valencia and Yílmar González They joined the Olympic team.
March gave the tickets Jhon Edison Rodríguez in fencing, when closing the world ranking; the one of Angel Hernandezin trampoline gymnastics, and during the first week of April the weightlifters joined Yenny Alvarez, Luis Javier Mosquera, Jason Lopez and Mari Levis Sanchezbehind the Thailand World Cup.
In it Archery Pan Americanin Medellin, Santiago Arcila achieved the quota 46a numerical ticket that belongs to the country and not to the athlete, as well as the two achieved by Clay With Jorge Henriquez and Andres Hernandezteam up.
After participating in the four Artistic Gymnastics World Cups, Angel Barajas got his spot on parallel bars and Antalya, Türkiyethe couples of Laura Chalarca and Cesar Herreraas well as Matthew Romero and Lorraine Arenawere classified in the mixed marathon walking test during the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships.
Subsequently, the ICU confirmed to Colombian Olympic Committee the four cycling places, in the track modality and ratified the three places, two for men and one for women, in the road modality.
Manuela Gomez was responsible for the participation of a new Olympic sport for ColombiaFor the first time in our history, a representative in the canoeing discipline will attend the Olympic Games.
The International Cycling Union confirmed to Colombia the quota, which was pending review by the international entity, for track cycling in the modality of speed-keirin on the male branch.
For its part, Mauricio Ortega exceeded the minimum mark established (67.02) for the discus throw with 68.06 meters along with the gold medal in the fifth Throwing Day – F that took place in Leiria, Portugal and, through the Olympic ranking, the Colombian triathlete Carolina Velasquez had joined Paris 2024.
Then, the International Judo Federation announced the quotas through the world ranking for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and, after the relocation of places, the continental quota of America was granted to Valle del Cauca Erika Andrea Lassowho adds 1955 pointsoccupies the place 36 in her division and is the best Colombian in all categories.
The next official classification was given in cycling MTB in the modality Cross Country (male), after the closure of the Olympic qualification process.
On June 11, the ICU awarded, through the Olympic ranking, the places to Paris 2024 in cycling BMX Racing. After achieving second place in the men’s category and fifth in the women’s category, with 12,519 points and 10,195 unitsrespectively, our country obtained three quotas in men: Carlos Alberto Ramirez, Diego Arboleda, Matthew Cardona and two in women: Mariana Pajon and Gabriela Bollehighlighting that this is the highest number since we attended the Olympic Games.
After performing a relocation, the World Aquatics awarded to Colombia a numerical quota in diving in the test of platform 10 meters. The Colombian Swimming Federation selected Alejandro Solarte to represent Colombia in the jousts of Paris 2024 through said Olympic plaza.
After the closing of Olympic Ranking of the International Golf Federation, Camilo Villegas and Nicolas Echavarria they remained in the first 60 positions, 42 and 55respectively, and their nominal quotas were awarded to Paris 2024on the same day in which Johnny Renteria surpassed the minimum mark of the 100 flat meters and obtained its classification to the Olympic Gamesas well as Lina Liconawho in the Quito International Grand Prixin Ecuadorwas classified in the 400 meters flat.
During the Olympic Qualification Series, Jhancarlos González and Jazmin Alvarez completed the qualification to attend the Olympic Games. Jhan carlos repeats after the presence in skateboarding Street of Tokyo 2020 and Jasmine will debut in Paris 2024.
After the confirmation of the Olympic quota, this Wednesday June 26thon the part of the ICU, Colombia will debut in the BMX Freestyle Paris 2024the Colombian Cycling Federation gave said place to Queen Saray Villegas.
The payroll
1-18.Colombia Women’s National Team (Soccer-Team)
19.Lorena Arenas (Athletics-20 km. March)
20.Éider Arévalo (Athletics – 20 km. March)
21.Natalia Linares (Athletics – Long jump)
22.Daniel Restrepo (Swimming – 3m Springboard)
23.Ronal Longa (Athletics – 100m dash)
24.Flor Denis Ruiz (Athletics – Javelin Throw)
25.Tatiana Rentería (Wrestling – 76kg.)
26.Angie Orjuela (Athletics-Marathon).
27.Luisa Blanco (Artistic gymnastics-All-around)
28.Angie Valdés (Boxing – 60 kg. women)
29.Valeria Arboleda (Boxing – 57 kg female)
30.Jenny Arias. (Boxing – 54 kg female)
31.René López (Equestrian jumping)
32.Ana María Rendón (Archery – recurve)
33.Victor Bolaños (Sailing – kite formula)
34.Luis Felipe Uribe (Diving – 3 meter springboard)
35.Alexis Cuero (Greco-Roman wrestling – 77 kg.)
36.Carlos Muñoz (Greco-Roman wrestling – 87 kg.)
37.Alisson Cardozo (wrestling- 50 kg.)
38.Ingrit Valencia (boxing-50 kg.)
39.Yílmar González (boxing-57 kg.)
40.Jhon Edison Rodríguez (sword fencing)
41. Ángel Hernández (trampoline gymnastics)
42.Yenny Álvarez (weightlifting – 59 kg.)
43.Luis Javier Mosquera (Weightlifting – 73 kg.)
44.Yeison López (Weightlifting – 89 kg.)
45.Marí Leivis Sánchez (Weightlifting – 71 kg.)
46.Jorge Enríquez (Recurve bow shooting)
47.Santiago Arcila (Recurve bow shooting)
48.Andrés Hernández (Recurve bow shooting)
49.Ángel Barajas (Parallel bars-artistic gymnastics)
50-51.Team Laura Chalarca and César Herrera (Marathon walking-seniors mixed)
52-53.Team Lorena Arenas and Mateo Romero (Marathon walking-seniors mixed)
54.Kevin Quintero (Track cycling – keirin speed)
55.Martha Bayona (Track cycling – keirin speed)
56.Fernando Gaviria (omnium male)
57.Stefany Cuadrado (Track cycling – keirin speed)
58.Paula Patiño (Cycling – Road/long distance)
59.Daniel Martínez (Cycling – Road/CRI and distance)
60.Egan Bernal (Cycling – Cross-country route)
61.Manuela Gómez (Canoeing – C1-200m)
62.Cristian Ortega (Track cycling – keirin speed)
63.Mauricio Ortega (Athletics – Discus Throw)
64.María Carolina Velásquez (Triathlon)
65.Erika Lasso (Judo -48 kg.)
66.Diego Arias (Cycling – MTB/Cross Country)
67.Mariana Pajón (Cycling – BMX Racing)
68.Gabriela Bolle (Cycling – BMX Racing)
69.Carlos Alberto Ramírez (Cycling – BMX Racing)
70.Diego Arboleda (Cycling – BMX Racing)
71.Mateo Carmona (Cycling – BMX Racing)
72.Alejandro Solarte (Diving – 10 meter platform)
73.Camilo Villegas (Golf)
74.Nicolás Echavarría (Golf)
75.Jhonny Rentería (Athletics – 100m dash)
76.Lina Licona (Athletics – 400m dash)
77.Jhancarlos González (Skateboarding – Street)
78.Jazmín Álvarez (Skateboarding – Street)
79.María José Uribe (Golf)
80.Queen Saray Villegas (Cycling – BMX Freestyle)
