This weekend ended the World Series of Para Swimming in Berlin, a competition in which the Colombian delegation won a total of 25 medals. With the closing of competitions this Sunday, the Colombian para-athletes added a total of ten golds, eight silvers and seven bronzes in the Berlin World Series.
The closing figures of the contest were, with gold, Moisés Fuentes in the 200m chest SB4 and Sara Vargas in juveniles of the 50m butterfly S6 and 100m back S6. Hanging silver were Natalia Prada (200m chest SB7), Nelson Crispin (200m combined S6) and Esteban García (100m back S14). Likewise, the third place of this day was taken by Sara Vargas and Darlín Romero in the 50m butterfly S6 and S5 respectively.
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For the closing date of the Berlin World Series of Para Swimming, the competitions started this Sunday around 6:00 a.m. (Colombia time) with the knockout tests and two finals. The first medals of the day were borne by Moisés Fuentes and Natalia Prada in the 200m chest. Fuentes was first in his test by registering 33:36 ,38, while Prada was second to take silver by clocking 3:39 .88.
Minutes later, the youth para-athletes Sara Vargas and Juan Esteban García hung gold and silver in the 100m of their S6 and S14 categories, respectively. Vargas to score 1:29 .02 and Garcia 1:07 ,26. Meanwhile, the medallist in Tokyo 2020, Nelson Crispin, was silver in the 200m combined SM6 after placing second by timing 2:40, 25.
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Later, the “wonder girl” of the pools, Sara Vargas, was a double medalist in the 50m butterfly event. In the open category, Sara placed third with a record of 38.39, while, in youth, Sara won gold. During the same test Darlín Romero took bronze in the S5 class with a time of 54.73.
This is how the medals were distributed in the Open category
Gold medal
Carlos Daniel Serrano: 100m chest (world record)
Moises Fuentes: 200m chest (national record)
Silver medal
Carlos Daniel Serrano: 100m butterfly (world record) and 50m chest (world record)
Nelson Crispin: 100m freestyle (Americas record) and 200m combined
Natalia Prada: 200m chest (national record)
Bronze medal
Nelson Crispin: 100m chest
Moises Fuentes: 50m chest (world record) and 200m chest
Sara Vargas: 100m libre y 50m mariposa
This is how the medals were distributed in the youth category
Gold medal
Sara Vargas: 100m free, 50m butterfly, 50m free, 100m back (national record) and 100m chest
Juan Esteban García: 200m freestyle (national record), 100m mariposa, 100m free (national record)
Silver medal
Juan Esteban García: 100m backstroke and 400m freestyle (national record)
Sharit Yunque: 100m pounds
Bronze medal
Sharit Yunque: 200m freestyle and 400m freestyle (national record)
Darlin Romero: 50m butterfly
Additional national records
Kevin Moreno: 200m libre y 50m espalda
Laura Gonzalez: 100m Mariposa
María Paula Barrera: 100m butterfly, 50m free and 50m butterfly
Darlin Romero: 50m back
Nelson Crispin: 50m butterfly
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