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Dominican Republic ranks 11th in Chile Panama with 32 medals

Santiago, Chile. The Dominican Republic won a total of 32 medals at the 19th Pan American Games, which concluded in the city this Sunday, with delegations from 41 countries from the African continent participating.

The Kiskoyan team won a total of 8 gold medals, 7 silver medals and 17 bronze medals, for a total of 32 gold medals, which is the country’s fourth-highest medal count in such multi-disciplinary events and ranks 11th on the overall medal list Bit.

At the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Kiskeyan athletes won the highest number of medals to date, winning a total of 41 (10 gold, 12 silver and 19 bronze), ranking ninth on the medal list .

At the 2019 intercontinental event in Lima, Peru, the Dominican delegation won 40 medals, including 11 gold medals, 12 silver medals and 17 bronze medals, and ultimately ranked ninth.

In 2011, in Guadalajara, Mexico, the country won 33 medals (7 gold, 9 silver, 17 bronze), ranking ninth on the medal list.

In the Pan American Games that just concluded in Santiago, Chile, a total of 12 major events became the protagonists and 32 medals were won, including 9 medals in track and field; There are four weights; Taekwondo II, Boxing III, Karate II, and Judo VI.

Medal-winning sports include diving, water skiing, volleyball, rhythmic gymnastics, tennis and sailing.

The women’s team won four of the eight gold medals, three silver medals and eight bronze medals, while the men’s team won three gold medals, four silver medals and nine bronze medals. Two mixed teams (athletics and judo) won another gold medal and a bronze medal.

athletics federation, most famous

Track and field took top honors at the Pan American Games in Chile with three gold medals, an equal number of silver medals and an additional three bronze medals (nine in total).

At the XVIII Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, track and field received only one medal, the bronze, won by Yancarlos Martínez in the 200 meters dash.

Athletics set a record for the most medals at a continental event and added three golds for the first time since the 2003 Games in Santo Domingo, when Félix Sánchez and Juana Sánchez won the 400m hurdles. Juana Arrendel won the gold medal in the high jump.

Historically, the sport ranks third in the Dominican medal table at continental events, with a total of 6 gold medals, an equal number of silver medals and 12 bronze medals.

Mariileidy Paulino, elite athlete

Sprinter Marileidy Paulino became a great figure in the Dominican delegation, winning two gold medals (200m dash and 4×400 mixed relay), as well as a silver in the women’s 4×400 quartet and a bronze in the women’s 4x100m relay .

The Pan American Games in Chile is a dream event for the current 400-meter sprint world champion.

Paolino also became the first Creole athlete to win four medals at the Pan American Games, finishing on the podium in each of the four events she competed in.

Chile Panama General RD Medal Table

gold medal winner

Athlete sports category

Dahiana Ortiz weight – 49 kg

Women’s Taekwondo Team

Katherine Rodriguez, Madeleine Rodriguez, Mayeryn Mejia

Women’s Senior Volleyball Team

Yunior Alcantara Boxing-51kg

Odris Nin Reyes Rhythmic Gymnastics Salto del Potro

Jose Gonzalez Track and Field 100m Dash

Mariledi Paolino track and field 200m dash

Mixed Quad Track 4X400m

Ezequiel Suarez, Annabel Medina, Robert King, Mariledi Paolino

silver medalist

Athlete sports category

Bernardo Kickboxing-68kg

Jonathan Ruvalcaba nail trampoline 1 meter

Robert Pigozzi Slalom wakeboarding

Udelina Mejía weighs 81 kg

Rosa Angelica Ramirez Track and Field Shot Put

Jose Gonzalez Track and Field 200m Dash

Women’s 4x400m track and field relay

(Francina Martinez, Annabel Medina, Mariana Perez, Mariledi Paolino)

bronze medalist

Athlete sports category

Beatriz Pirón weight-49 kg

Crismery Santana weighs over 87 kg

Larry Aracena Men’s Karate Kata

Pamela Rodriguez karate over 68 kg

Adeury Corniel Vela Men’s Kite Formula

Jose Luis de los Santos Boxing 57kg

Alexi de la Cruz boxing 63.5 kg

Nick Hardt and Roberto Cid Tennis Men’s Doubles

Orb Medikson Judo – Men’s 81kg

Roberto Florentino Judo-90 kg

José Nova Judo over 100 kg

Eiraima Silvestre Judo-78kg

Moira Morillo judo over 78 kg

mixed judo team

(Ariela Sanchez, Elama Silvestre, Moira Morillo, Ana Rosa, Estefania Soriano, Medixon del Orb , Helmut Ramirez, Antonio Tonar, Jose Nova, Roberto Florentino)

Marisabel Senyo track and field high jump

Women’s Track and Field Quartet 4X100m

(Liranyi Alonzo, Anabel Medina, Marileidy Paulino, Martha Méndez, Darianny Jiménez)

Men’s 4x400m track and field relay

(Jeral Nunez, Ezequiel Suarez, Fedy Agramonte, Robert King, Juande Santos)

sports medals

Sports Gold, Silver, Bronze Total

Athletics 3 3 3 9

Weight 1 1 2 4

Taekwondo 1 1 0 2

Women’s Volleyball 1 0 0 1

Boxing 1 0 2 3