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Panam Sports confirms new Official Medal Table for Pan American Games Lima 2019
Ana Rosa is now the new Judo -57 champion. (Photo by Panam Sports)
LIMA, December 28, 2019 - Five months have passed since the start of the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, and less than a day ago, the Panam Sports Executive Committee formalized the Official Medal Table, before approving decisions and disqualifications after thorough reviews of doping cases by the Disciplinary Commission.
In total, 1905 samples were taken; 1652 of urine and 253 of blood, of which 15 had a positive result.
Among the most important changes are the rise of Argentina from sixth to fifth place, the two bronze medals that Peru added, which means a total of 41 and the new ninth place of Dominican Republic.
“We have been very careful with the issue of doping at the Pan American Games of Lima 2019, respecting all the corresponding protocols and processes. After our Executive Committee meeting, we have officially approved the decisions of the Disciplinary Commission and the respective disqualifications of the athletes involved, and this has generated the changes we are reporting today. With this, we close the medal table of our Games,” said Panam Sports Secretary General, Ivar Sisniega.
The new podiums are as follows
Track Cycling
Men’s Individual Sprint
Gold: Nicholas Paul (TTO)
Silver: Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarr (COL)
Bronze: Hersony Canelon (VEN)
Track Cycling
Men’s Team Sprint
Gold: Colombia (Rubén Darío Murillo Minota, Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarro, Santiago Ramírez Morales)
Silver: Mexico (Manuel Resendez Landa, Juan Carlos Ruíz Terán, Edgar Ismael Verdugo Osuna)
Bronze: Peru (Francis Cachique Linares, Robinson Steven Ruíz Callé, Rubén Denilson Salinas Siu)
Bowling
Men’s Doubles
Gold: United States (Jakob Butturff, Nicholas Pate)
Silver: Colombia (Manuel Otálora, Alfredo Quintana)
Bronze: Mexico (José Llergo, Arturo Quintero)
Athletics
Women's Discus Throw
Gold: Yaime Pérez Téllez (CUB)
Silver: Fernanda Borges Martins (BRA)
Bronze: Denia Caballero Ponce (CUB)
Wrestling
Men’s Greco-Roman 67kg
Gold: Ismael Borrero (CUB)
Silver: Manuel López (MEX)
Bronze: Ellis Coleman (USA)
Bronze: Nilton Soto (PER)
Boxing
Women’s 67-75kg
Gold: Naomi Graham (USA)
Silver: Tammara Aamanda Thibeault (CAN)
Bronze: Flavia Tereza Figueiredo
Bronze: Erika Estefanía Pachito Jurado
Karate
Men’s -84kg
Gold: Kamran Madani (USA)
Silver: Alan Ever Cuevas (MEX)
Bronze: Freddy Valera (VEN)
Judo
Women’s -57kg
Gold: Ana Smelyn Rosa (DOM)
Silver: Yadinys Amaris (COL)
Bronze: Anailys Dorvgny (CUB)
Bronze: Miryam Roper (PAN)
Rowing
M4x
Gold: Argentina (Brian Rosso, Ariel Suárez, Rodrigo Murillo, Cristian Rosso)
Silver: Cuba (Jorge Patterson, Reidy Cardona, Boris Guerra, Adrian Oquendo)
Bronze: Mexico (Hugo Carpio, Jordy Gutiérrez, Diego Sánchez, Miguel Carballo)
Equestrian
Team Jumping Event
Canada descended to seventh place and Argentina ascended to fourth place qualifying for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
This is the new Official Medal Table
In total, 1905 samples were taken; 1652 of urine and 253 of blood, of which 15 had a positive result.
Among the most important changes are the rise of Argentina from sixth to fifth place, the two bronze medals that Peru added, which means a total of 41 and the new ninth place of Dominican Republic.
“We have been very careful with the issue of doping at the Pan American Games of Lima 2019, respecting all the corresponding protocols and processes. After our Executive Committee meeting, we have officially approved the decisions of the Disciplinary Commission and the respective disqualifications of the athletes involved, and this has generated the changes we are reporting today. With this, we close the medal table of our Games,” said Panam Sports Secretary General, Ivar Sisniega.
The new podiums are as follows
Track Cycling
Men’s Individual Sprint
Gold: Nicholas Paul (TTO)
Silver: Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarr (COL)
Bronze: Hersony Canelon (VEN)
Track Cycling
Men’s Team Sprint
Gold: Colombia (Rubén Darío Murillo Minota, Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarro, Santiago Ramírez Morales)
Silver: Mexico (Manuel Resendez Landa, Juan Carlos Ruíz Terán, Edgar Ismael Verdugo Osuna)
Bronze: Peru (Francis Cachique Linares, Robinson Steven Ruíz Callé, Rubén Denilson Salinas Siu)
Bowling
Men’s Doubles
Gold: United States (Jakob Butturff, Nicholas Pate)
Silver: Colombia (Manuel Otálora, Alfredo Quintana)
Bronze: Mexico (José Llergo, Arturo Quintero)
Athletics
Women's Discus Throw
Gold: Yaime Pérez Téllez (CUB)
Silver: Fernanda Borges Martins (BRA)
Bronze: Denia Caballero Ponce (CUB)
Wrestling
Men’s Greco-Roman 67kg
Gold: Ismael Borrero (CUB)
Silver: Manuel López (MEX)
Bronze: Ellis Coleman (USA)
Bronze: Nilton Soto (PER)
Boxing
Women’s 67-75kg
Gold: Naomi Graham (USA)
Silver: Tammara Aamanda Thibeault (CAN)
Bronze: Flavia Tereza Figueiredo
Bronze: Erika Estefanía Pachito Jurado
Karate
Men’s -84kg
Gold: Kamran Madani (USA)
Silver: Alan Ever Cuevas (MEX)
Bronze: Freddy Valera (VEN)
Judo
Women’s -57kg
Gold: Ana Smelyn Rosa (DOM)
Silver: Yadinys Amaris (COL)
Bronze: Anailys Dorvgny (CUB)
Bronze: Miryam Roper (PAN)
Rowing
M4x
Gold: Argentina (Brian Rosso, Ariel Suárez, Rodrigo Murillo, Cristian Rosso)
Silver: Cuba (Jorge Patterson, Reidy Cardona, Boris Guerra, Adrian Oquendo)
Bronze: Mexico (Hugo Carpio, Jordy Gutiérrez, Diego Sánchez, Miguel Carballo)
Equestrian
Team Jumping Event
Canada descended to seventh place and Argentina ascended to fourth place qualifying for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
This is the new Official Medal Table
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