Santa Fe 2026 South American Games: latest medals table | OneFootball

The action at the Santa Fe 2026 South American Games shows no signs of slowing down, and the battle for the top spots on the continental podium remains red hot. After an intense day packed with activity across the various provincial venues, the official tally of the delegations brought major changes to the overall standings of the competition.

The Brazilian delegation remains firmly at the top of the overall standings, showing strong performances in swimming and judo. Meanwhile, the Argentine delegation managed to hold onto second place on the international podium, increasing its total medal haul and widening the gap over Colombia, which sits in third place on the podium.

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The delegations’ podium

The fight for the lead in the thirteenth edition of the competition shows striking numbers. Brazil leads the medal table with a total of 177 medals: 71 gold, 58 silver, and 48 bronze. Argentina remains its closest pursuer with a total of 160 medals, including 43 gold, 45 silver, and 72 bronze, boosted by the women’s handball team title and the water skiing events.

The podium of the event’s three most successful nations is completed by Colombia, which has collected 110 medals so far in the tournament, with 39 gold, 37 silver, and 34 bronze. One step below, the battle for fourth place shows a tight contest between the delegations of Chile and Venezuela, which remain close heading into the final stretch.

The competition continues at the venues

With the match schedule entering decisive stages, expectations are rising ahead of the upcoming days of the tournament organized by the South American Sports Organization. The event organizers renewed their invitation for local fans to support the athletes from the stands in each of the remaining competitions of this historic event for regional sport.

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