Tunisia at the 2011 All-Africa Games

Tunisia at the 2011 All-Africa Games
IOC code	TUN
NOC	Tunisian Olympic Committee
in Maputo
Medals Ranked 4th	Gold 29 Silver 26 Bronze 13 Total 68
All-Africa Games appearances (overview)
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Youth appearances
2010

Tunisia, participated at the 2011 All-Africa Games held in the city of Maputo, Mozambique. She won 68 medals; 29 gold, 26 silver and 13 bronze.,^[1] and she finished the competition in the 4th position.

Medal summary[]

Medal table[]

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Sport	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Athletics	7	8	2	17
Boxing	1	2	0	3
Canoeing	3	4	1	8
Chess
Cycling
Football
Handball
Judo	6	0	1	7
Karate	2	3	3	8
Sailing	1	0	0	1
Swimming	4	7	2	13
Table tennis
Taekwondo	3	2	0	5
Tennis	2	1	0	3
Volleyball
Total	29	26	13	68

Medal winners[]

Boxing[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight (– 60 kilograms)	Ahmed Mejri (TUN)	(BOT)	(MRI)  Abdon Mewoli (CMR)
Light Welterweight (– 64 kilograms)	Richarno Colin (MRI)	Abderrazak Houya (TUN)	(BOT)   (RSA)
Super Heavyweight (+ 91 kilograms)	Kamel Rahmani (ALG)	Aymen Trabelsi (TUN)	(COD)   (RSA)

Athletics[]

In athletics, Tunisia finished the competition in the 6th position with 6 medals; 3 golds and 3 silvers.^[2][3]

Chaima Trabelsi won the gold medal in 20 km walk event, with a new All-Africa Games record in 1:40:35.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
20 km walk details	Hassanin Sbei (TUN)	1:24:53	Hedi Teraoui (TUN)	1:26:44	(CMR)	1:32:08

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
20 km walk details	Chaima Trabelsi (TUN)	1:40.35 GR	Olfa Lafi (TUN)	1:41.25	(ETH)	1:42:19
Pole vault details	Dora Mahfoudhi (TUN)	3.60	Alima Ouattara (CIV)	3.20	No mark
Hammer throw details	Ami Sene (SEN)	61.48	Sarra Ben Saad (TUN)	59.65	(EGY)	58.57

Para-sport events[]

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100m T37	Sofiane Hamdi (ALG)	11.84	(EGY)	12.09	Mohamed Charmi (TUN)	12.83
400m T12	(KEN)	49.82	Mahmoud Khaldi (TUN)	50.01	(NGA)	50.66
400m T37	Sofiane Hamdi (ALG)	54.89	Mohamed Charmi (TUN)	55.85	Madjid Djemai (ALG)	56.81
800m T37	Mohamed Charmi (TUN)	2:06.90	Madjid Djemai (ALG)	2:16.10	(KEN)	2:31.30
1500m T53/54	(TUN)	3:39.98	(NGA)	3:40.81	(UGA)	3:45.84
Shot Put F37/38	(EGY)	15.01	(TUN)	13.47	(NGR)	8.79

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
400m T11/12	(NGR)	57.09	(TUN)	60.97	(NGR)	61.22
400m T54	(NGR)	1:01.36	(NGR)	1:03.16	(TUN)	1:03.47
1500m T53/54	(GHA)	4:07.19	(TUN)	4:17.51	Anita Fordjour (GHA)	4:27.06
Discus Throw F32/33/34	Yousra Ben Jemaa (TUN)	22.69	(ALG)	19.98	(ALG)	9.80
Shot Put F40	Raoua Tlili (TUN)	9.15	(NGA)	7.01	(ALG)	6.19

Swimming[]

With 13 medals; 4 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze, Tunisia finished the competition in the second rank in swimming which was dominated by South Africa team with 74 medals. The swimmer Ahmed Mathlouthi won three gold medals in 100m, 200m and 400m freestyle events with two game records.

Men's results[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
200m freestyle	Ahmed Mathlouthi  Tunisia	1:48.95 GR	Darian Townsend  South Africa	1:49.04	Jean Basson  South Africa	1:51.06
400m freestyle	Ahmed Mathlouthi  Tunisia	3:54.03 GR	Riaan Schoeman  South Africa	3:58.49	South Africa	3:59.82
800m freestyle	Ahmed Mathlouthi  Tunisia	8:10.00	South Africa	8:10.04	Jasper Venter  South Africa	8:21.76
200m backstroke	Darren Murray  South Africa	2:01.74 GR	Charl Crous  South Africa	2:01.88	Taki Mrabet  Tunisia	2:05.19
100m breaststroke	Cameron van der Burgh  South Africa	1:02.44	Tunisia	1:03.17	Nabil Kebbab  Algeria	1:03.80
200m breaststroke	Taki Mrabet  Tunisia	2:16.51	Tunisia	2:18.58	Sofiane Daid  Algeria	2:19.74
200m I.M.	Chad le Clos  South Africa	2:00.70 GR	Darian Townsend  South Africa	2:01.76	Taki Mrabet  Tunisia	2:03.46
400m I.M.	Chad le Clos  South Africa	4:16.88 GR	Taki Mrabet  Tunisia	4:21.11	Riaan Schoeman  South Africa	4:25.32

Women's results[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
200m freestyle	Karin Prinsloo  South Africa	1:59.84 GR	Tunisia	2:05.44	South Africa	2:06.20
400m freestyle	South Africa	4:19.73	Sarra Lejnef  Tunisia	4:20.75	South Africa	4:21.58
100m breaststroke	Suzaan van Biljon  South Africa	1:10.40	Sarra Lajnef  Tunisia	1:12.78	Zimbabwe	1:15.39
200m breaststroke	Suzaan van Biljon  South Africa		Sarra Lajnef  Tunisia		Kathryn Meaklim  South Africa

Judo[]

Tunisia was the top ranked in medals table in Judo with 7 medals; 6 gold and one bronze.

Men's results[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
−66 kg	Ahmed Awad (EGY)	(ALG)	(TUN)   (RSA)
+100 kg	Faicel Jaballah (TUN)	(EGY)	(CMR)   (ALG)

Women's results[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
−48 kg	(TUN)	Sandrine Ilendou (GAB)	(NGA)   (ALG)
−57 kg	Nesria Jelassi (TUN)	Hortense Diedhiou (SEN)	(CMR)   (NGR)
−70 kg	Houda Miled (TUN)	Antonia Moreira (ANG)	(CMR)   (NGR)
−78 kg	Hana Mareghni (TUN)	(CMR)	(ALG)   (CMR)
+78 kg	Nihel Chikhrouhou (TUN)	Sonia Asselah (ALG)	Monica Sagna (SEN)   (CMR)

Karate[]

Men's result[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
−75 kg	(SEN)	(TUN)	(ALG)  Nigeria
−84 kg	(EGY)	(TUN)	Cameroon  South Africa
Kumite team	Egypt	Republic of the Congo	Democratic Republic of the Congo  Tunisia

Women's result[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
−55 kg	(ALG)	(TUN)	Botswana  Senegal
−61 kg	(TUN)	Mali	Democratic Republic of the Congo  Egypt
−68 kg	(TUN)	Egypt	Algeria  Cameroon
+68 kg	(CMR)	Egypt	Senegal   (TUN)
Kumite team	Senegal	Egypt	Algeria  Tunisia

Canoeing[]

In Canoeing, Tunisia finished the competition in the second position below South Africa with 8 medals; 3 golds, 4 silvers and a single bronze medal.

Slalom[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's K-1	(RSA)	(ALG)	(TUN)
Women's K-1	(TUN)	(RSA)	(SEN)

Sprint[]

Men's result

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
C-1 200 metres	(TUN)	(RSA)	(STP)
C-1 1000 metres	(RSA)	(TUN)	(ANG)
K-1 200 metres	(RSA)	(TUN)	(EGY)
K-1 1000 metres	(TUN)	(RSA)	(SEN)

Women's result

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
K-1 200 metres	Bridgitte Ellen Hartley (RSA)	Afef Ben Ismail (TUN)	Khatia Ba (SEN)
K-1 500 metres	Bridgitte Ellen Hartley (RSA)	Afef Ben Ismail (TUN)	Khatia Ba (SEN)

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