Rowing at the 2014 Central American and Caribbean Games
The Rowing competition at the 2014 Central American and Caribbean Games was held in Veracruz, Mexico.
The tournament was scheduled to be held from 25–29 November at the Mandinga Lagoon.
Medal summary
Men's events
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Sculls[1] |  Angel Fournier (CUB) | 6:13.49 |  Juan Carlos Cabrera (MEX) | 6:18.30 |  Emilio Torres (VEN) | 6:27.79 |
| Double Sculls[2] | Cuba (CUB) Angel Fournier Eduardo Rubio | 5:45.42 | Mexico (MEX) Patrick Loliger Alan Armenta | 5:50.19 | Venezuela (VEN) Jackson Vicent Jose Guipe | 6:05.13 |
| Coxless Pair[3] | Cuba (CUB) Solaris Freire Adrian Oquendo | 6:05.06 | Mexico (MEX) Leopoldo Tejada Diego Sancehz | 6:06.31 | Venezuela (VEN) Wilfredo Villa Jaime Machado | 6:18.51 |
| Lightweight Double Sculls[4] | Cuba (CUB) Liosbel Hernandez Raul Hernandez | 5:57.52 | Mexico (MEX) Salvador Ramirez Edgar Valenzuela | 5:58.53 | Venezuela (VEN) Jackson Vicent Jose Guipe | 6:12.65 |
| Quadruple Sculls[5] | Cuba (CUB) Angel Fournier Janier Concepcion Orlando Sotolongo Eduardo Rubio | 5:31.31 | Mexico (MEX) Juan Francisco Jimenez Juan Carlos Cabrera Alan Armenta Patrick Loliger | 5:34.01 | Venezuela (VEN) James Abou Emillio Torres Jackson Vicent Jose Guipe | 5:39.91 |
| Coxless Four[6] | Cuba (CUB) Solaris Freire Adrian Oquendo Janier Concepcion Jorber Avila | 5:45.10 | Mexico (MEX) Leopoldo Tejada Hugo Carpio Jose Alberto Arriaga Diego Sanchez | 5:50.91 | Venezuela (VEN) Marcos Diaz Jaime Machado Wilfredo Villa Augstin Betancourt | 6:05.94 |
| Lightweight Coxless Four[7] | Cuba (CUB) Wilber Turro Liosbel Hernandez Liosmel Ramos Raul Hernandez | 5:47.82 | Venezuela (VEN) Luis Ollarves Andre Mora Luis Graterol Agustin Betancourt | 5:49.14 | Mexico (MEX) Jose Alberto Arriaga Omar Tejada Omar Lopez Hugo Carpio | 5:50.52 |
Women's events
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Sculls[8] | Yariulvis Cobas (CUB) | 7:10.68 | Jenesis Perez (VEN) | 7:13.46 | Lilia Perez Rul (MEX) | 7:23.13 |
| Double Sculls[9] | Cuba (CUB) Yariulvis Cobas Aimee Hernandez | 6:20.33 | Mexico (MEX) Fabiola Nunez Itzama Medina | 6:27.34 | Venezuela (VEN) Keila Garcia Kimberlin Meneses | 6:30.07 |
| Lightweight Double Sculls[10] | Cuba (CUB) Licet Hernandez Yislena Hernandez | 6:54.97 | Venezuela (VEN) Jenesis Perez Kimberlin Meneses | 6:57.05 | Mexico (MEX) Analicia Ramirez Guadalupe Garcia | 7:01.67 |
Medal table
- Key
The host country is highlighted in lavender blue
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cuba | 10 | 0 | 0 | 10 |
| 2 | Mexico | 0 | 7 | 3 | 10 |
| 3 | Venezuela | 0 | 3 | 7 | 10 |
| Total | 10 | 10 | 10 | 30 | |
References
- ↑ Men’s single sculls results
- ↑ Men’s double sculls results
- ↑ Men’s coxless pair results
- ↑ Men’s lightweight double sculls results
- ↑ Men’s quadruple sculls results
- ↑ Men’s coxless fours results
- ↑ Men’s lightweight coxless fours results
- ↑ Women’s single sculls results
- ↑ Women’s double sculls results
- ↑ Women’s lightweight double sculls results
External links
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