Athletics at the 2014 Lusofonia Games

Athletics at the III Lusophone Games
Dates	23–27 January 2014
Host city	Bambolim, Goa, India
Venue	GMC Athletic Stadium
Events	31
Participation	135 athletes from ; 10 nations
Records set	1 GR
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The Athletics competition at the 2014 Lusophone Games took place at the GMC Athletic Stadium between 23 and 27 January 2014 in Bambolim, Goa State, India.

The competition stood at a significantly lower level than the two previous editions. Arguably the strongest Lusophone nation, Brazil, did not send any competitors while Portugal only sent a few development athletes. Taking advantage of this situation, the host nation, India, topped the medal table. Most of their athletes were representatives of the state of Goa. São Tomé and Princípe was the only nation not to medal.

Medal summary

For full event details see Athletics at the 2014 Lusophone Games – Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m	Osvaldo Morais Angola	10.67	Denielsan Martins Cape Verde	10.75	Mauro Gaspar Angola	10.91
200 m	Holder da Silva Guinea-Bissau	21.40 GR	Denielsan Martins Cape Verde	21.95	Prisca Baltazar Angola	22.16
400 m	Maurício Alves Cape Verde	49.40[1]	Kevin Oliveira Angola	49.81	Izequiel Evora Cape Verde	49.81
800 m	Alberto Mamba Mozambique	1:53.96	Lalit Mathur India	1:54.36	Maurício Alves Cape Verde	1:55.74
1500 m	Alberto Mamba Mozambique	4:06.90	Punchi Hewage Chamal Sri Lanka	4:08.60	Mohammed Afsal India	4:10.60
5000 m	Ruben Sança Cape Verde	14:28.48	Euclides Varela Cape Verde	14:29.91	Alexandre João Angola	14:37.92
10000 m	Alexandre João Angola	30:20.19	Francisco Caluvi Angola	30:21.59	Euclides Varela Cape Verde	30:23.14

110 m hurdles	Iong Kim Fai Macau	14.47	Hashith Nirmal Sri Lanka	14.58	Manamkandath Nasimudheen India	14.72
400 m hurdles	Kurt Couto Mozambique	51.97	Creve Machava Mozambique	53.44	Nandana Gunathilaka Sri Lanka	54.42
3000 m steeplechase	Sachin Patil India	9:9.49	Maloth Naresh India	9:20.44	José Nuno Paulo Portugal	9:27.48

4 × 100 m relay	Sri Lanka Umanga Surendra Himasha Eashan Mohamed Ashrafu Ashan Hasaranga	41.38	India Ganesh Satpute Ajith Itty Varghese Robin Raju Ritesh Choudhary	42.00	Macau Pao Hin Fong Yang Zi Xian Lam Kin Hang Leong Wang Kuong	42.09
4 ×400 m relay	Sri Lanka Indunil Herath Punchi Hewage Chamal Hashith Nirmal Nandana Gunathilaka	3:19.02	Cape Verde Bruno Moniz Izequiel Evora Maurício Alves Samuel Freire	3:20.62	Angola Kevin Oliveira Osvaldo Morais Prisca Baltazar Florisvaldo Estevão	3:23.11[1]

High jump	Harshith Shashidhar India	2.13 m	Shreenith Mohan India	2.11 m	Tiago Costa Portugal	2.06 m
Long jump	Shankar Kartik Dhamdhay India	7.01 m	Anik Ajay Naik India	6.91 m	Bruno Moniz Cape Verde	6.76 m
Triple jump	Eranda Dinesh Fernando Sri Lanka	15.74 m	Zuber Mohd India	14.92 m	Dhiraj Mishra India	14.58 m
Shot put	Hubert D'Costa India	12.32 m	Ashwin Soares India	9.77 m	Samuel Marçal dos Santos East Timor	5.32 m

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m	Archana Suseentran India	11.98	Ruma Sarkar India	12.16	Jani Chathurangani Sri Lanka	12.19
200 m	Rengitha Chellah India	25.00	Lidiane Lopes Cape Verde	25.07	Danukshika Fernando Sri Lanka	25.89
400 m	Rathna Kumari Sri Lanka	56.72	Vijayakumari Gowdenahalli India	57.19	Leong Ka Man Macau	58.32
800 m	Felismina Cavela Angola	2:16.48	Priyanka Singh Patel India	2:22.70	Iao Si Teng Macau	2:27.18
1500 m	Chitra Palakeezh Unnikrishan India	4:35.37	Felismina Cavela Angola	4:41.15	Nitisha Govind Gaonk India	5:04.10
5000 m	Jayashri Boragi India	18:06.70	Pooja Varade India	18:13.26	Ernestina Paulino Angola	18:17.20
10000 m	Claudia Barboso Portugal	34:39.24	Ernestina Paulino Angola	35:16.88	Swati Haridas Gadhave India	35:35.40

100 m hurdles	Anchu Mamachan India	14.21	Witiney Barata Angola	14.45	Silvia Panguana Mozambique	14.76
400 m hurdles	Anu Raghavan India	60.53	Graciela Martins Guinea-Bissau	62.09	Niluka Wickramasinghe Sri Lanka	62.85

4 × 100 m relay	India Bhagyashree Shirke Kirandeep Kaur Rengitha Chellah Neethu Mathew	47.11	Sri Lanka Jani Chathurangani N.C.D. Priyadarshani Danukshika Fernando Yamuna Niranjani	47.67	Macau Ieong Loi Io In Chi Vu Nga Man Leong Ka Man	49.67
4 × 400 m relay	India Vijayakumari Gowdenahalli Merlin Parameshwaran Anu Raghavan Iniya Pongiyannan	3:48.75	Sri Lanka Upamalika Kumari Niluka Wickramasinghe Danukshika Fernando Ishara Madushani	3:50.35	Macau Io In Chi Vu Nga Man Leong Ka Man Iao Si Teng	4:20.77

High jump	Tintu Devassia India	1.71 m	Saumiya Sooriyampola Sri Lanka	1.68 m	Neena Varakil India	1.45 m
Long jump	Evelise Veiga Portugal	5.86 m	Neena Varakil India	5.66 m	Karthika Gothandapani India	5.53 m
Triple jump	Bhairabi Roy India	12.48 m	Siva Anbarasi India	12.31 m	Vanessa Rocha Portugal	12.15 m
Shot put	Sílvia Cruz Portugal	13.25 m	Kajal Ulhas Verenkar India	10.38 m	Desiree Pereira India	10.14 m

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	India (IND)	14	14	8	36
2	Sri Lanka (SRI)	4	5	4	13
3	Angola (ANG)	3	5	5	13
4	Mozambique (MOZ)	3	1	1	5
5	Portugal (POR)	3	0	1	4
6	Cape Verde (CPV)	2	5	4	11
7	Guinea-Bissau (GBS)	1	1	0	2
8	Macau (MAC)	1	0	5	6
9	East Timor (TLS)	0	0	1	1
Totals (9 nations)		31	31	29	91

Participation

Angola (10)
Cape Verde (13)
Guinea-Bissau (2)
India (62)
Macau (13)

References

The original 400m and 4×400m medalist, Sumit Malik, was at the time of the competition provisionally suspended from competing for a doping violation and was later stripped of his medals.

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[Malik-1] The original 400m and 4×400m medalist, Sumit Malik, was at the time of the competition provisionally suspended from competing for a doping violation and was later stripped of his medals.