Judo at the 2006 South American Games

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At the 2006 South American Games 18 judo events were held, 9 in both genders. The first eight events were held on 9 November, while to others took place on 10 November.^[1]

Men's results[]

Weight	Gold	Silver	Bronze
– 55 kg
– 60 kg	Miguel Albarracín	Javier Guédez
– 66 kg	Roberto Ibañez		Felipe Novoa Ludwig Ortíz
– 73 kg			Diogo Coutinho Richard Leon
– 81 kg	Emmanuel Lucenti	Mario Valles
– 90 kg	Diego Rosati		José Camacho
– 100 kg
+ 100 kg		Carlos Zegarra
Open class			Carlos Zegarra

Women's results[]

Weight	Gold	Silver	Bronze
– 44 kg			Luz Alvarez
– 48 kg	Lisseth Orozco	Paula Pareto	Sarah Menezes
– 52 kg		Andressa Fernandes	Flor Velázquez
– 57 kg	Yadinis Amaris	Diana Villavicencio
– 63 kg	Daniela Krukower		Yuri Alvear
– 70 kg		Diana Chalá
– 78 kg	Anny Cortés		Lorena Briceño
+ 78 kg		Giovanna Blanco	Carmen Chalá
Open class	Giovanna Blanco	Carmen Chalá

Medal count[]

Judo at the 2006 South American Games Medal Count
Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil	5	4	7	16
2	Argentina	5	2	5	12
3	Colombia	5	2	3	10
4	Ecuador	1	4	3	8
5	Venezuela	2	3	8	13
6	Chile	0	2	3	5
7	Peru	0	1	2	3
8	Uruguay	0	0	1	1
Total		18	18	31	67

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