Athletics at the Lusofonia Games

Athletics is one of the sports at the quadrennial Lusophone Games (Portuguese: Jogos da Lusofonia) competition. It featured at the inaugural edition in 2006, and also the second edition of the Games in 2009.

In the 2009 Games, the half Marathon event was replaced by the 10,000 metres road race.

Editions

Games	Year	Host city	Host country
I	2006	Macau	Macau
II	2009	Lisbon	Portugal
III	2014	Goa	India
IV	2017 cancelled	Maputo	Mozambique

Men's champions

100 m 2009:  Portugal Francis Obikwelu 2006:  Brazil Jorge Sena 200 m 2009:  Portugal Arnaldo Abrantes 2006:  Brazil Bruno Barros Jr. 400 m 2009:  Brazil Eduardo Vasconcelos 2006:  Brazil Fernando Almeida 800 m 2009:  Brazil Lutimar Paes 2006:  Brazil Kleberson Davide 1500 m 2009:  Sri Lanka Chaminda Wijekoon 2006:  Sri Lanka Chaminda Wijekoon 5000 m 2009:  Portugal Manuel Damião 2006:  Brazil Sergio Silva 10,000 m road 2009:  Portugal Rui Pedro Silva Half-Marathon 2006:  Cape Verde Nelson Cruz 110 m H 2009:  Brazil Anselmo Silva 2006:  Brazil Rodrigo Pereira 400 m H 2009:  Brazil Raphael Fernandes 2006:  Mozambique Leonel Kurt

3000 m St. 2009:  Portugal Alberto Paulo 2006:  Portugal Pedro Ribeiro High jump 2009:  Brazil Guilherme Cobbo 2006:  Brazil Fábio Baptista Long jump 2009:  Portugal Marcos Chuva 2006:  Brazil Rogerio Bispo Triple jump 2009:  Portugal Nelson Évora 2006:  Portugal Nelson Évora Shot put 2009:  Portugal Marco Fortes 2006:  Portugal Marco Fortes 4 x 100m 2009:  Brazil 2006:  Brazil 4 x 400 m 2009:  Brazil 2006:  Brazil

Women's champions

100 m 2009:  Brazil Lucimar Moura 2006:  Sri Lanka Susanthika Mannalage 200 m 2009:  Portugal Sónia Tavares 2006:  Sri Lanka Susanthika Mannalage 400 m 2009:  Brazil Jailma Lima 2006:  Brazil Cristina Elaine 800 m 2009:  Portugal Sandra Teixeira 2006:  Mozambique Leonor Piuza 1500 m 2009:  Portugal Jessica Augusto 2006:  Portugal Sandra Teixeira 5000 m 2009:  Portugal Sara Moreira 2006:  Brazil Sabine Heitling 10,000 m road 2009:  Portugal Fernanda Ribeiro Half-Marathon 2006:  Portugal Mónica Silva 100 m H 2009:  Brazil Fabiana Moraes 2006:  Brazil Lucimara Silva 400 m H 2009:  Brazil Lucimar Teodoro 2006:  Brazil Amanda Dias

High jump 2009:  Brazil Lucimana Silva 2006:  Portugal Marisa Anselmo Long jump 2009:  Portugal Naide Gomes 2006:  Brazil Tânia Silva Triple jump 2009:  Portugal Patricia Mamona 2006:  Brazil Tânia Silva Shot put 2009:  Brazil Elisangela Adriano 2006:  Brazil Kelly Medeiros 4 x 100 m 2009:  Brazil 2006:  Brazil 4 x 400 m 2009:  Brazil 2006:  Brazil

See also

• List of Lusophone Games records in athletics