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Cuba at the 2003 Pan American Games

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IOC code
  
CUB

72
  
41

Flag bearer
  
Osleydis Melendez

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Cuba at the 2003 Pan American Games

NOC
  
Cuban Olympic Committee

MedalsRanked 2nd
  
GoldSilverBronzeTotal724139152

The 14th Pan American Games were held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, from 1 to 17 August 2003.

Contents

Gold

Athletics
  • Men's 110 m hurdles: Yuniel Hernández
  • Men's long jump: Iván Pedroso
  • Men's triple jump: Yoandri Betanzos
  • Men's javelin: Emeterio González
  • Women's 200 metres: Roxana Díaz
  • Women's 800 metres: Adriana Muñoz
  • Women's 1,500 metres: Adriana Muñoz
  • Women's triple jump: Mabel Gay
  • Women's shot put: Yumileidi Cumbá
  • Women's hammer throw: Yipsi Moreno
    • Beach volleyball
  • Men's tournament: Francisco Alvarez and Juan Rossell
  • Women's tournament: Dalixia Fernández and Tamara Larrea
    • Baseball
  • Men's tournament: Cuba
    • Basketball
  • Women's tournament: Yudith Aguila, Suchitel Avila, Yayma Boulet, Ariadna Capiró, Liset Castillo, Milaisis Duanys, Oyanaisis Gelis, Yamilé Martínez, Yaquelín Plutín, Yulianne Rodríguez, Taimara Suero and Lisdeivis Víctores.
    • Boxing
  • Men's light flyweight (– 48 kg): Yan Bartelemí
  • Men's flyweight (– 51 kg): Yuriolkis Gamboa
  • Men's bantamweight (– 54 kg): Guillermo Rigondeaux
  • Men's lightweight (– 60 kg): Mario Kindelán
  • Men's welterweight (– 69 kg): Lorenzo Aragón
  • Men's heavyweight (– 91 kg): Odlanier Solis
    • Canoeing
  • Men's K2 1,000 m: Lancy Martínez and Yoel Mendoza
  • Men's K4 1,000 m: Oslay Calzadilla, Andi Sicilia, Lancy Martínez and Yoel Mendoza
  • Men's C1 500 m: Karel Aguilar
  • Men's C2 500 m: Ledis Balceiro and Ibrahim Rojas
  • Men's C2 1,000 m: Ledis Balceiro and Ibrahim Rojas
    • Cycling
  • Men's team sprint: Ahmed López, Reinier Cartaya and Yosmani Poll
  • Men's time trial: Ahmed López
  • Women's individual road race: Yoanka González
    • Fencing
  • Men's épée individual: Camilo Boris
  • Men's épée team: Camilo Boris, Andrés Carrillo and Nelson Loyola
  • Women's épée individual: Eimey Gómez
  • Women's épée team: Eimey Gómez, Zuleydis Ortíz and Misleidis Oña
    • Gymnastics
  • Men's all-around: Eric López
  • Men's parallel bars: Eric López
  • Men's pommel horse: Eric López
  • Men's rings: Eric López
  • Men's vault: Eric López
  • Men's team: Cuba
  • Women's vault: Leyanet González
    • Shooting
  • Men's 25 m rapid fire pistol: Leuris Pupo
  • Women's 50 m rifle 3 positions: Eglis Yaima Cruz
  • Women's 10 m air pifle: Eglis Yaima Cruz
    • Taekwondo
  • Women's – 49 kg: Yanelis Yuliet Ladrada
    • Weightlifting
  • Men's – 69 kg: Yordanis Borrero

    • Silver

    Athletics
  • Men's 400 metres: Yeimer López
  • Men's long jump: Luis Felipe Méliz
  • Men's discus throw: Frank Casañas
  • Men's javelin: Isbel Luaces
  • Women's 10,000 metres: Yudelkis Martínez
  • Women's marathon: Mariela González
  • Women's 400 m hurdles: Daimí Pernía
  • Women's 4x100 metres: Dainelky Pérez, Roxana Díaz, Virgen Benavides and Misleidys Lazo
  • Women's discus throw: Ana Elys Fernández
  • Women's hammer throw: Yunaika Crawford
    • Boxing
  • Men's middleweight (– 75 kg): Yordanis Despaigne
  • Men's light heavyweight (– 81 kg): Yoan Pablo Hernández
  • Men's super heavyweight (+ 91 kg): Michel López Núñez
    • Cycling
  • Men's individual road race: Pedro Pablo Pérez
  • Women's individual pursuit: Yoanka González
    • Fencing
  • Men's foil team: Nelson Loyola, Raúl Perojo, Reinier Suárez and Abraham O'Reilly
    • Gymnastics
  • Men's parallel bars: Abel Driggs
  • Men's horizontal bar: Michael Brito
    • Gymnastics
  • Women's group ribbon: Cuba
  • Women's group hoop-ball: Cuba
    • Shooting
  • Men's 50 m pistol: Arseny Borrero
  • Men's 25 m rapid fire pistol: Juan Francisco Pérez
  • Men's 50 m rifle prone: Reiner Estipinan
  • Men's skeet: Guillermo Alfredo Torres
  • Women's 25 m pistol: Margarita Tarradel
    • Taekwondo
  • Men's – 68 kg: Yosvani Pérez
    • Weightlifting
  • Men's – 62 kg: Vladimir Rodríguez
  • Men's – 85 kg: Yoandry Hernández
  • Men's – 105 kg: Michel Batista

    • Bronze

    Athletics
  • Men's 4x100 metres: José Ángel César, José Carlos Peña, Luis Alexander Reyes and Juan Pita
  • Men's triple jump: Yoelbi Quesada
  • Men's discus throw: Loy Martínez
  • Men's hammer throw: Yosvany Suárez
  • Men's decathlon: Yonelvis Águila
  • Women's high jump: Yarianny Argüelles
  • Women's long jump: Yargelis Savigne
  • Women's triple jump: Yusmay Bicet
  • Women's discus throw: Yania Ferrales
  • Women's javelin: Osleidys Menéndez
  • Women's heptathlon: Magalys García
    • Boxing
  • Men's featherweight (– 57 kg): Yosvani Aguilera
    • Cycling
  • Women's individual road race: Yeilin Fernández
  • Women's keirin: Yumari González
  • Women's points race: Yoanka González
    • Fencing
  • Men's foil individual: Raúl Perojo
  • Men's foil individual: Reinier Suárez
  • Men's sabre team: Abel Caballero, Yunior Naranjo, Candido Maya and Abraham O'Reilly
  • Women's foil individual: Arianne Ribot
  • Women's sabre individual: Ana Faez
    • Gymnastics
  • Men's rings: Abel Driggs
    • Karate
  • Men's kumite (– 62 kg): Yusei Padron
  • Men's kumite (– 68 kg): Yordanis Torres
    • Shooting
  • Men's 50 m pistol: Norbelis Bárzaga
    • Weightlifting
  • Men's – 69 kg: Aristoteles Fuentes

    • Athletics

    Track
    Road
    Field
    Decathlon
    Heptathlon
  • Yarianni Argüelles
  • Virgen Benavides
  • Yoandris Betanzos
  • Yusmay Bicet
  • Zulia Inés Calatayud
  • José Ángel César
  • Roxana Tomasa Díaz
  • Alianny Echevarría
  • Anier García
  • Glauder Garzón
  • Mabel Gay
  • Libania Grenot
  • Yuniel Hernández
  • Sergio Hierrezuelo
  • Yanelis Lara
  • Misleidys Lazo
  • Luis Felipe Méliz
  • Yahumara Neyra
  • Iván Pedroso
  • José Carlos Peña
  • Katiuska Pérez
  • Lisvany Arlys Pérez
  • Dainelky Pérez
  • Juan Pita
  • Yoelbi Quesada
  • Luis Alexander Reyes
  • Aguelmis Rojas
  • Yargelis Savigne
  • Anay Tejeda

    • Men's tournament

  • Ariel Pestano
  • Roger Machado
  • Alexander Ramos
  • Manuel Benavides
  • Eduardo Paret
  • Joan Carlos Pedroso
  • Michel Enríquez
  • Yulieski Gourriel
  • Carlos Tabares
  • Osmani Urrutia
  • Frederich Cepeda
  • Roberquis Videux
  • Javier Méndez
  • Adiel Palma
  • Vladimir Hernández
  • Norge Luis Vera
  • Orelvis Ávila
  • Vicyohandri Odelín
  • Yadel Martí
  • Yosvani Aragón

    • Women's tournament

  • Preliminary round
  • Defeated United States (84-62)
  • Defeated Dominican Republic (82-55)
  • Defeated Argentina (83-57)
  • Defeated Canada (81-66)
  • Lost to Brazil (70-79)
  • Semifinal
  • Defeated Canada (58-49)
  • Final
  • Defeated United States (75-64) → Gold medal
  • Team roster
  • Yudith Aguila
  • Suchitel Avila
  • Yaima Boulet
  • Ariadna Capiró
  • Liset Castillo
  • Milaisis Duanys
  • Oyanaisis Gelis
  • Yamilé Martínez
  • Yaquelín Plutín
  • Yulianne Rodríguez
  • Taimara Suero
  • Lisdeivis Víctores

    • Canoeing

  • Karel Aguilar
  • Arasai Andino
  • Ledis Frank Balceiro
  • Oslay Calzadilla
  • Anaysis Carrillo
  • Yaumara Chaves
  • Lanci Martínez
  • Yoel Mendoza
  • Yulitza Meneces
  • Yaneisi Meriño
  • Eliecer Ordoñes
  • Aldo Pruna
  • Ibrahim Rojas
  • Andi Sicilia

    • Cycling

  • Yudelmis Domínguez
  • Yeilien Fernández
  • Yoanka González
  • Yumari González
  • Yosvany Jesús Gutiérrez
  • Julio César Herrera
  • Ahmed López
  • Joel Mariño
  • Damián Martínez
  • Michel Pedroso
  • Pedro Pablo Pérez
  • Yosmani Pol
  • Reinaldo Rodríguez
  • Luis Romero

    • Diving

  • Jesús Iory Aballí
  • Jorge Betancourt
  • Iohana Cruz
  • Erick Fornaris
  • Yolanda Ortiz

    • Fencing

  • Camilo Boris
  • Abel Caballero
  • Andrés Carrillo
  • Ana Faez
  • Eimey Gómez
  • Maylin González
  • Odalys Gorguet
  • Nelson Loyola
  • Cándido Maya
  • Yunior Naranjo
  • Misleydis Oña
  • Abraham Orrelly
  • Zuleydis Ortiz
  • Raúl Perojo
  • Arianne Ribot
  • Reinier Suárez

    • Men's tournament

  • Alexander Abréu
  • Alain Bardají
  • Juan Carlos Benavides
  • Yoandy Blanco
  • Yoel Gómez
  • José Gómez Pelaez
  • Iosvany Hernández
  • Rolando Larrinaga
  • Yuani Larrondo
  • Roberto Carlos Lemus
  • Yumay Oliva
  • Yuri Pérez
  • Yuniel Rodríguez
  • Yanker Rojas
  • Edel Beny Sayas
  • Yuniel Villanueva

    • Men's tournament

  • Reinier Alcántara
  • Julio Aldama
  • Lázaro Alfonso
  • Lázaro Arocha
  • Yusvany Caballero
  • Alain Cervantes
  • Yunier Escalona
  • Luis Maykel Estrada
  • Pedro Faife
  • Reysander Fernández
  • Maikel Galindo
  • Carlos Madrigal
  • Eduardo Morales
  • Jensy Muñoz
  • Yulier Olivera
  • Lázaro Reyes
  • Nayuri Rivero
  • Sandro Sevillano

    • Artistic

  • Michael Brito
  • Janerki de la Peña
  • Abel Drigg
  • Daylet Girot
  • Leyanet González
  • Mónica La Rosa
  • Lázaro Lamelas
  • Charles León
  • Eric López
  • Yurlanis Mendoza
  • Yaidelín Rojas
  • Yareimis Vázquez

    • Rhythmic

  • Arletis Chacón
  • Yanet Comas
  • Diana Díaz
  • Yenly Figueredo
  • Licelia Mederos
  • Kirenia Ruiz
  • Mirlay Sánchez

    • Judo

  • Yordanis Arencibia
  • Gabriel Arteaga
  • Dayma Beltrán
  • Danieska Carrión
  • Oreidis Despaigne
  • Yosvany Despaigne
  • Angelo Gómez
  • Driulys González
  • Yurisel Laborde
  • Regla Leyén
  • Yurieleidys Lupetey
  • Rubert Martínez
  • Amarilys Savón
  • Rigoberto Trujillo

    • Karate

  • Yaneya Gutiérrez
  • Yordanis Torres
  • Jorge Zaragoza
  • Yusei Padrón

    • Women

  • Gunther Rodríguez
  • Yojan Fidel García
  • Neisser Bent
  • Marcos Hernández
  • Juan Vargas

    • Weightlifting

  • Osley Pedroso
  • Aristóteles Fuentes
  • Yordani Borrero
  • Ernesto Quiroga
  • Joel Mackenzie
  • Michel Batista
  • Yoandris Hernández
  • Bladimir Rodríguez

    • Wrestling

  • Luis Méndez
  • Mijail Lopez
  • Yoel Romero
  • Lázaro Rivas
  • Roberto Monzón
  • Serguei Rondón
  • Wilfredo Morales
  • Alexis Rodríguez
  • Ernesto Peña
  • Filiberto Azcuy
  • Yandro Quintana
  • René Montero
  • Juan Luis Marén
  • Daniel González

    • References

    Cuba at the 2003 Pan American Games Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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