The Colombian delegation has 82 places for the Olympic Games. Swimming, with Stefania Gomez and Anthony Rinconwas in charge of giving two new tickets to the sporting events to the country, this after the International Swimming Federation announced two universality quotas (one per gender) for the discipline of racing swimming.
In the case of Gómez, 19 years old, will be in the 100 meters breaststrokewhile Rincon, 23, in the 100 meter backstrokeThese nominal places were awarded based on the rankings in the respective events of both athletes, who will have their first experience at the Olympics.
Colombia already completes 28 nominal and 54 numerical classifications, distributed in 17 National Sports Federations. Football, athletics, swimming, wrestling, gymnastics, boxing, equestrian, archery, sailing, fencing, weightlifting, cycling, canoeing (for the first time in Olympic history), triathlon, golf and skating, are the Federations that add athletes qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games.
The games will begin on July 26 and August 11, 2024. The Colombian women’s team will be the first to represent the countrywith their match against France on Thursday, July 25.
Colombia’s 82 Olympic spots
1-18. Colombian Women’s National Team (Soccer-Team)
19. Lorena Arenas (Athletics-20 km. March)
twenty. Éider Arévalo (Athletics – 20 km. March)
twenty-one. Natalia Linares (Athletics – Long Jump)
22. Daniel Restrepo (Swimming – 3m Trampoline)
23. Ronal Longa (Athletics – 100m flat)
24. Flor Denis Ruiz (Athletics – Javelin Throw)
25. Tatiana Renteria (Wrestling – 76kg.)
26. Angie Orjuela (Athletics-Marathon).
27. Luisa Blanco (Artistic Gymnastics-All-around)
28. Angie Valdés (Boxing – 60 kg. female)
29. Valeria Arboleda (Boxing – 57 kg. female)
30. Jenny Arias. (Boxing – 54 kg. female)
31. Roberto Terán (Equestrian jumping)
32. Ana Maria Rendon (Archery – recurve)
33. Victor Bolaños (Sailing – kite formula)
3. 4. 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. Yilmar Gonzalez (boxing-57 kg.)
40. Jhon Edison Rodriguez (fencing-sword)
41. Angel Hernandez (trampoline gymnastics)
42. Yenny Álvarez (weightlifting – 59 kg.)
43. Luis Javier Mosquera (Weightlifting – 73 kg.)
44. Yeison López (Weightlifting – 89 kg.)
Four. Five. Marí Leivis Sánchez (Weightlifting – 71 kg.)
46-48. Men’s Team (Recurve Bow Shooting)
49. Angel Barajas (Parallel bars-artistic gymnastics)
50-51. Team Laura Chalarca and César Herrera (Mixed Walking-Senior Marathon)
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. Numerical quota for track cycling (female – keirin speed)
57. Numerical quota for track cycling (men’s omnium)
58. Numerical quota for road cycling (women’s distance)
59-60. Numerical quotas for road cycling (male CRI and long distance)
61. Manuela Gómez (Canoeing – C1-200m)
62. Numerical quota for track cycling (men – keirin speed)
63. Mauricio Ortega (Athletics – Discus throw)
64. María Carolina Velásquez (Triathlon)
65. Erika Lasso (Judo – 48kg)
66. MTB Cycling (Cross Country)
67. Mariana Pajon (BMX Racing)
68. Gabriela Bolle (BMX Racing)
69. Carlos Ramirez (BMX Racing)
70. Diego Arboleda (BMX Racing)
71. Mateo Carmona (BMX Racing)
72. Alejandro Solarte (Swimming)
73. Camilo Villegas (Golf)
74. Nicolas Echavarria (Golf)
75. Jhonny Rentería (Athletics)
76. Lina Licona (Athletics)
77. Jhancarlos González (Skateboarding)
78. Jazmín Álvarez (Skateboarding)
79. María José Uribe (Golf)
80. Queen Saray Villegas (BMX-Freestyle Cycling)
81. Stefania Gomez (Swimming – 100m breaststroke)
82. Anthony Rincón (Swimming – 100 m backstroke)
