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Uruguay at the 1999 Pan American Games

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IOC code
  
URU

Competitors
  
123 in 21 sports

Website
  
www.cou.org.uy

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Uruguay at the 1999 Pan American Games

NOC
  
Uruguayan Olympic Committee

Medals Ranked 20th
  
Gold Silver Bronze Total 0 1 3 4

The 13th Pan American Games were held in Winnipeg, Canada from July 23 to August 8, 1999.

Contents

Silver

Roller sports
  • Mixed Team: Karina Rocha and Germán Alves

    • Bronze

    Athletics
  • Women's Pole Vault: Déborah Gyurcsek
    • Cycling
  • Men's Points Race: Milton Wynants
    • Karate
  • Men's Kumite (+ 80 kg): Manuel Costa

    • Athletics

  • Néstor García
  • Heber Viera
  • Cristian Rosales
  • Danielo Estefan
  • Mónica Falcioni
  • Déborah Gyurcsek

    • Men's Team Competition

  • Team Roster
  • Adrián Bertolini
  • Marcel Bouzout
  • Bruno Abratansky
  • Jorge Cabrera
  • Diego Castrillón
  • Diego Losada
  • Nicolás Mazzarino
  • Oscar Moglia Jr.
  • Pablo Morales
  • Luis Silveira
  • Martín Suárez
  • Hugo Vázquez
  • Head Coach: César Somma

    • Canoeing

  • Marcelo d'Ambrosio

    • Cycling

  • Gregorio Bare
  • Tomas Margaleff
  • Federico Moreira
  • Milton Wynants

    • Equestrian

  • Jorge Fernández
  • Edison Quintana
  • Pablo Núñez
  • Federico Daners
  • Federico Fernández
  • Fernando Amado
  • Hugo Garciacelay
  • Ricardo Monge

    • Fencing

  • Daniel Olivera
  • Pablo Odella
  • Florencia Navatta
  • María Victoria Díaz

    • Football

    Uruguay participated with an under-23 selection of amateur players of OFI.

    Men's Team Competition

  • Team Roster
  • Martín Góngora
  • Mauro Basualdo
  • Williams Airala
  • Mario Pascale
  • Marcos Shur
  • Fernando Daghero
  • Luis Maseda
  • Richar Albin
  • Rafael Muniz
  • Sergio González
  • William da Costa
  • Julio Pablo Rodríguez
  • Jorge Reyna
  • Ruben Morán
  • Andrés Larre Pérez
  • Jorge Rodríguez
  • Carlos González
  • Mariano Bogliacino
  • Head Coach: Luis Matosas

    • Gymnastics

  • María del Carmen Laurino
  • Rossina Castelli
  • Eugenia Tambler

    • Men's Team Competition

  • Team Roster
  • Sebastián Bolla
  • Daniel Schneider
  • Maximiliano Gratadoux
  • Pablo Montes
  • Luis Pelloni
  • Gonzalo Gómez
  • Martín Montemurro
  • Christian Van Rompaey
  • Ignacio Mahia
  • Gastón Balleto
  • Mauricio Sapiro
  • Joaquín Santoro
  • Gonzalo Graña

    • Women's Team Competition

  • Team Roster
  • Silvana Renom
  • Luciana Restuccia
  • María José del Campo
  • Daniela Fuentes
  • María del Campo
  • Mercedes Amor
  • Haloy Yaicouschi
  • Jussara Castro
  • María Crocci
  • Silvana de Armas
  • Sofía Griot
  • Lorena Estefanell
  • Lucía Curbelo

    • Judo

  • Milton Terra
  • Álvaro Paseyro

    • Karate

  • Manuel Costa
  • Pablo Layerla
  • Jony Martínez
  • Paola Loitey

    • Roller Sports

  • Karina Rocha
  • Germán Alves
  • Ana Claudia Ibarra

    • Rowing

  • Martín Pesce
  • Jesús Posse
  • Martín Simoncelli
  • Ruben Scarpatti
  • Pablo Gutiérrez

    • Sailing

  • Adolfo Carrau
  • Ricardo Fabini
  • Ignacio Saralegui

    • Shooting

  • Luis Méndez
  • Roberto Fandiño
  • Luis Pérez

    • Swimming

  • Claudia Campiño
  • Elena Casal
  • Diego Gallo
  • Francisco Picasso

    • Tennis

  • Enrique Dondo
  • Gonzalo Rodríguez

    • Triathlon

  • Bruno Nantes

    • Weightlifting

  • Sergio Lafuente
  • Edward Silva

    • Wrestling

  • William Fernández

    • References

    Uruguay at the 1999 Pan American Games Wikipedia
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