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Mexico Wins Mixed Double Gold Without Curl from Central Americans and the Caribbean · Global Voices
The XXV Central American and Caribbean Games host 6,200 athletes, who will compete in 40 sports and 53 disciplines The entry Mexico wins gold in the mixed double scull 2X rowing in the Central American and Caribbean Games was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
Ignacio Vásquez and Wendy Simó won a silver medal Wednesday morning in the mixed double sculls rowing event at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games. The race was held at the Rincón Dam Rowing and Canoeing Center. This is the fourth medal for the Dominican Republic in this sport, with Vásquez contributing to three of those victories. The Dominican pair finished with a time of 7:07.14, behind Kenia Lechuga and Alexis López of Mexico (6:54.…
Santo Domingo, July 28th. Baja California shone again at the top of the Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026 thanks to swimmer David Medina Alfaro, who together with his Mexican teammates won the gold medal in the 4×200 meter free manile relay test, as well as imposing a new Central American record with a time of 7:15.60. Directed by Bajacalifornian coach Erick Galván Caballero, David Medina was in charge of opening the compet…
Mexico won two golds and a silver rowing this Tuesday to maintain its dominance and add podium in the 11 events contested so far of the rowing...
Santo Domingo. Mexico won the gold medal this Tuesday in the double mixed test without a helmsman and raised to five his harvest of titles in the rowing tournament of the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games 2026, which are held in Santo Domingo until August 8. The pair composed of Rafael Mejía and Maité Arrilaga was imposed with a time of 7:39.31, ahead of the Venezuelans Jaime Machado and Naomi Suazo, who obtained the silver with 7:43.13. …
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