Emanuel Archibald (right) will challenge for a medal at the medal at the Games on Thursday evening (PHOTO: Pan Am Sport)
Meanwhile, Emanuel Archibald will have a chance to add to this 100m bronze when he contests the 200m final today from 20:10h.
Not his favoured event, Archibald went slower than his season best of 20.69 seconds to clock 21.08 seconds, which placed him third in semi-final 1.
However, his time was still good enough to progress as one of the two non-direct qualifiers.
Brazilian Renan Correa (20.39s) was the fastest qualifier.
Speaking after the race, an exhausted Archibald said it was not an event he was training for in recent months but opted to contest, given he was not doing the Long Jump.
He chuckled, “I will be returning to my 100m and Long Jump after this, no more 200m right now”.
Archibald (bronze) and Jasmine Abrams (silver) are the lone medallists for Guyana thus far at the Games.
Meanwhile, Archer Devin Paul managed to improve his ranking, as he was at the bottom of the 32 competitors but ascended to 29 with a cumulative of 611.
Today, Hemchandra Persaud contests Esport football from 10:00h while Leslain Baird will seek glory in the Men’s Javelin on Saturday from 18:59h to end Guyana’s campaign at the Games.
Emanuel Archibald (right) will challenge for a medal at the medal at the Games on Thursday evening (PHOTO: Pan Am Sport)