Argentina at the Olympics today: who is competing on Monday, August 5

2024-08-05 07:00:00

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This Sunday the work continues at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with the participation of the Argentine representatives in several processes and the appearances of the lions in the quarter finals vs. Germany and Nacra 17 sailing regattas, where Mateo Majdalani y Eugenia Bosco go third.

All events can be seen live via streaming through TyC Sports platforms and the Claro Sports YouTube channel.. TyC Sports has the television rights to the Olympic event and changing the images of the different scenarios. Public TV also broadcasts live daily broadcasts so, at least at times, it broadcasts events in which national representatives are present.

• TyC sports.
• TyC Sports Play.
• Claro sports.
• TyC sports.
• Public TV.

Mateo Majdalani and Eugenia Bosco were third in the 17th nacra sailing event held in MarseilleClive Mason – Getty Images Europe

All Argentines are competing in Paris 2024 on Monday, August 5

* All times according to Argentina.

Sports

• 6.10: Elian Larregina – 400 meters Freestyle – Repechage.

Vela

• 7.03: María Catalina Turienzo – Women’s Kite – Races 5, 6, 7 and 8.
• 7.05: Mateo Majdalani and Eugenia Bosco – Nacra 17 – Species 7, 8 and 9.
• 7.15: Lucía Falasca – Radial laser – Regattas 9 and 10.
• 9.45: Francisco Guaragna – Laser standard – Race 9 and 10.

Hockey

• 7.30: Lions vs. Germany – Women’s Championship – Quarterfinals.

Horse riding

• 9: José María Larocca – Individual jump – Classification.

José ‘Maligno’ Torres won the first gold medal to represent Argentina at Paris 2024Santiago Filipuzzi / Sent

The Argentine representatives collected a medal and it was gold thanks to José Torres Gil first place in BMX Freestyle. Considering that the quality is important over the value of the medals, with the gold of “Maligno” (born in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, where his parents worked, 29 years ago and lived in the Urca district of Córdoba from 10 years) the albiceleste has surpassed what was done in Tokyo 2020 – they did it in 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic -, where it is in 72nd place in the medal table without the first points and with the silver medal (Las Leonas in women’s hockey) and two bronzes (men’s volleyball team and the Pumas 7s).

136 shares for Paris 2024

• Athletes (6): Florencia Borelli, Daiana Ocampo (marathon), Elián Larregina (400 meters), Belén Casetta (3 thousand meters with obstacles), Nazareno Sasia (breaking) and Joaquín Gómez (throw).
• BMX (2): Gonzalo Molina and José “Maligno” Torres Gil.
• Canoeing (2): Agustín Vernice (K1 1000m) and Brenda Rojas (K1 500).
• Road cycling (1): Eduardo Sepúlveda.
• Horse (1): José María Larocca (jumping).
• Sword (1): Pascual Di Tella (sword)
• Soccer (18): Leandro Brey, Gerónimo Rulli, Marco Di Césare, Julio Soler, Joaquín García, Gonzalo Luján, Nicolás Otamendi, Bruno Amione, Ezequiel Fernández, Santiago Hezze, Cristian Medina, Kevin Zenón, Giuliano Simeone, Luciano Gondou, Thiago , Claudio Echeverri, Julián Álvarez and Lucas Beltrán.
• Golf (2): Alejandro Tosti and Emiliano Grillo.
• Soccer (14): Leonel Maciel, Juan Bar, Diego Simonet, Pablo Simonet, Pedro Martínez Cami, Nicolás Bono, Ignacio Pizarro, Federico Fernández, Santiago Baronetto, Lucas Moscariello, Gastón Mouriño, Pablo Vainstein, Federico Pizarro, Nicolás Bonanno, James Parker, Andrés Moyano and Guillermo Fischer.
• Field hockey (32): Las Leonas – Cristina Cosentino, Juana Castellaro Morello, Valentina Raposo, Agustina Gorzelany, Victoria Sauze, Agostina Alonso, Rocío Sánchez Moccia, Pilar Campoy, Sofía Cairó, Sofía Toccalino, Jostina Gorzelany, Agostina Alonso, Rocío Sánchez Moccia . , Lara Casas, Zoe Díaz and Julieta Jankunas. Lions – Tomas Santiago, Juan Ignacio Catan, Nicolás Della Torre, Tadeo Marcucci, Iñaki Minadeo, Federico Monja, Agustín Bugallo, Thomas Habif, Matías Rey, Santiago Tarazona, Lucas Toscani, Bautista Capurro, Maico Casella, Tomás Domene, Lucas Martínez and Agustín Mazzilli.
• Swimming (3): Macarena Ceballos (100m breaststroke), Ulises Saravia (100m backstroke) and Agostina Hein (400 and 800 meters freestyle)
• Modern Pentathlon (1): Franco Serrano.
• Rowing (4): Sonia Baluzzo and Evelyn Silvestro (LW2x) and Alejandro Colomino and Pedro Dickson (LM2x).
• Rugby (12): Santiago Álvarez, Tomás Elizalde, Agustín Fraga, Luciano González, Matteo Graziano, Santiago Mare, Marcos Moneta, Matías Osadczuk, Joaquín Pellandini, Gastón Revol, Germán Schulz and Tobías Wade.
• Skateboarding (2): Matías Dell Olio and Mauro Iglesias.
• Taekwondo (1): Lucas Guzmán (-58 kg).
• Tennis (8): Sebastián Báez, Francisco Cerúndolo, Tomás Etcheverry, Mariano Navone, Lourdes Carlé, Nadia Podoroska, Máximo ‘Machi’ González and Andrés Molteni.
• Table tennis (1): Santiago Lorenzo.
• Shooting (3): Fernanda Russo (10m air rifle), Julián Gutiérrez (10m air rifle) and Federico Gil (skeet).
• Archery (1): Damián Jajarabilla (individual recurve).
• Triathlon (1): Romina Biagioli.
• Sailing (7): Eugenia Bosco and Mateo Majdalani (Nacra 17), Lucía Falasca (ILCA 6), Catalina Turienzo (Formula Kite), Francisco Saubidet and Chiara Ferreti (both windsurfing) and Francisco Guaragna (ILCA 7).
• Men’s soccer (13): Luciano De Cecco, Matías Sánchez, Bruno Lima, Pablo Kukartsev, Agustín Loser, Nicolás Zerba, Martín Ramos, Facundo Conte, Luciano Palonsky, Luciano Vicentín, Jan Martínez, Ezequiel Palacios and Santiago Danani.

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