The 7th South American Youth Championships in Athletics were held in Tarija, Bolivia from September 13–16, 1984.
Medal summary Medal winners are published for boys and girls. Complete results can be found on the "World Junior Athletics History" website. All results are marked as "affected by altitude" (A), because Tarija is located at 1,854 metres above sea level.
Men 100 metres 11.0A 11.1A 11.2A200 metres 22.8A 23.2A 23.3A400 metres 51.0A 52.7A 53.7A800 metres 2:02.1A 2:02.6A 2:03.5A1500 metres 4:10.0A 4:10.1A 4:20.0A3000 metres 9:00.1A 9:19.8A 9:19.9A1500 metres steeplechase 4:25.2A 4:33.2A 4:50.4A110 metres hurdles 14.4A 15.7A 15.8A300 metres hurdles 40.8A 41.6A 41.9AHigh jump 1.95A 1.86A 1.80APole vault 3.60A 3.50A Long jump 6.66A 6.58A 6.42ATriple jump 14.14A 13.69A 13.59AShot put 15.78A 14.97A 13.52ADiscus throw 46.78A 41.44A 40.40AHammer throw 59.14A 53.72A 42.00AJavelin throw 50.40A 48.72A 44.06AHexathlon 3713A 3392A 3366A4 × 100 metres relay Eduardo Núñez Javier Narduce Claudio Galdos Miguel Huamán 44.1A Alejandro Ordinas Fernando Oliva Leonardo Tellado Marcelo Ducart 45.4A Juan Wasmosy Humberto Sarubbi Eduardo Lloret Pablo Papalardo 45.5A4 × 400 metres relay 3:31.7A 3:38.2A 3:39.1A
Women 100 metres 12.6A 12.7A 12.9A200 metres 25.7A 26.5A 26.5A400 metres 57.1A 57.8A 60.0A800 metres 2:19.8A 2:20.3A 2:24.8A1500 metres 4:55.1A 4:56.6A 4:59.1A100 metres hurdles 15.2A 15.3A 15.5AHigh jump 1.63A 1.63A 1.55ALong jump 5.54A 5.32A 5.27AShot put 10.84A 10.24A 10.17ADiscus throw 37.26A 34.00A 31.86AJavelin throw 35.64A 34.36A 28.86APentathlon 3086A 2985A 2959A4 × 100 metres relay Clarice Kuhn Jupira da Graça Roberta Fernandes Rita Gomes 49.9A Graciela Guglielmo Andrea Ávila Carolina Schlossberg Nancy Chemini 50.9A Malú Croussilat M. Bonilla Liliana Pereira Susana Quintana 51.7A4 × 400 metres relay 4:03.3A 4:15.3A 4:20.5A
Medal table (unofficial)
Participation (unofficial) Detailed result lists can be found on the "World Junior Athletics History" website. An unofficial count yields the number of about 136 athletes from about 7 countries:
(39) (22) (28) (5) (18) Perú (21) (3)
References
External links World Junior Athletics History