Honduras at the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games

Honduras at the
2010 Central American and Caribbean Games
IOC code HON
in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico
July 17, 2010 (2010-07-17) – August 1, 2010 (2010-08-01)
Competitors 75 (57 men and 18 women)
Flag bearer Karen Vilorio[1]
Medals
Ranked 26th
Gold
0
Silver
0
Bronze
3
Total
3

The XXIst Central American and Caribbean Games were held in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico from July 17, 2010 to August 1, 2010.

Results by event

Bowling

The women's singles Final for the bowling event took place on 19 July at 8:00 (UTC−04:00), three Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 7th, 47th and 70th from 72 participants.[2]

R.Athlete
6Puerto Rico Mariangie Colón
7Honduras Eloina Valle
8Mexico Lilia Robles
46Aruba Thashaina Seraus
47Honduras María Breve
48Mexico María Cornejo
69Panama Karen Holder
70Honduras Marjorie Martínez
71The Bahamas Stephanie Bowe

The men's singles Final for the bowling event took place on 19 July at 17:00 (UTC−04:00), four Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 41st, 48th, 66th and 71st from 74 participants.[3]

R.Athlete
40Mexico Daniel Falconi
41Honduras G. Valle
42Mexico Marcos Baeza
47Guatemala Miguel Aguilar
48Honduras Carlos Rojas
49Costa Rica Federico Reyna
64The Bahamas Clarence Wallace
66Honduras C. Araujo
66Netherlands Antilles Tarik Samandar
70Panama Rodrigo Rosales
71Honduras Kendal Laitano
72Bermuda Kevin Swam

The women's doubles Final for the bowling event took place on 20 July at 8:00 (UTC−04:00), two Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 19th from 70 participants.[4]

R.Athlete
18Panama Yvette Chen
Panama Tilcia Chong
19Honduras María Breve
Honduras Eloina Valle
20Dominican Republic Ana Henríquez
Dominican Republic Paola Méndez

The mixed doubles Final for the bowling event took place on 21 July at 8:00 (UTC−04:00), six Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 31st, 43rd and 54th from 132 participants.[5]

R.Athlete
30Venezuela Ingellimar Contreras
Venezuela Danny Fung
31Honduras Marjorie Martínez
Honduras Kendal Laitano
32Bermuda Dianne Jones
Bermuda Levinc Samuels
42Guatemala Leslie Cuevas
Guatemala Roberto Rueda
43Honduras Eloina Valle
Honduras G. Valle
43Puerto Rico M. Ayala
Puerto Rico Bruno Díaz
53The Bahamas Justina Sturrup
The Bahamas Orville Forbes
54Honduras María Breve
Honduras Carlos Rojas
55Panama Karen Holder
Panama Rodrigo Rosales

The women's trios Final for the bowling event took place on 22 July at 8:00 (UTC−04:00), three Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 20th from 66 participants.[6]

R.Athlete
19Bermuda Kathleen Christopher
Bermuda Rochelle Harvey
Bermuda Patricia Price
20Honduras María Breve
Honduras Marjorie Martínez
Honduras Eloina Valle
21Aruba Suzette Croes
Aruba Estridita Hernandis
Aruba Micheline Jeandor

The men's trios Final for the bowling event took place on 22 July at 8:00 (UTC−04:00), three Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 19th from 71 participants.[7]

R.Athlete
18Bermuda Damien Matthews
Bermuda David Maycock
Bermuda Delmont Tucker
19Honduras Kendal Laitano
Honduras Carlos Rojas
Honduras G. Valle
20El Salvador Miguel Arévalo
El Salvador Rudy Quintanilla
El Salvador Francisco Sánchez

Diving

The men's 1M Springboard for the diving event took place on 20 July at 10:30 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 12th from 13 participants. and a 3M meet in which the diver tabled 8th out of 12 participants. Making this the first time any diver from Honduras participates internationally and stands between the first 12.[8]

R.Athlete
11Guatemala José Rosales
12Honduras Jean Miralda
13Costa Rica Johan Rojas
R.Athlete
8Honduras Jean Miralda
9Guatemala José Rosales
10Costa Rica Johan Rojas

Fencing

The men's individual sabre for the fencing event took place on 20 July, one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 9th from 12 participants.[9]

R.Athlete
5Mexico Manuel Sánchez
Dominican Republic Rafael Western
El Salvador Joaquín Tobar
El Salvador John López
9Honduras Marco Izaguirre
Guatemala Edgar Arriola
Puerto Rico Francisco Valentín
Guatemala Jerson Salguero

Judo

The women's -63 kg for the judo event took place on 19 July, one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 7th from 8 participants.[10]

R.Athlete
7El Salvador Karla Catota
7Honduras Sergia Cuti

The men's -73 kg for the judo event took place on 19 July, one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 5th from 8 participants.[11]

R.Athlete
5Guatemala Otto Menegazzo
5Honduras Kevin Fernández

The men's -60 kg for the judo event took place on 20 July at 10:00 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 7th from 8 participants.[12]

R.Athlete
5Dominican Republic Wander Mateo
Guatemala Douglas Arévalo
7Honduras Keny Godoy
Haiti Neslain Charles

Racquetball

The women's Preliminary round singles for the racquetball event took place on 20 July at 10:00 (UTC−04:00), Pamela Sierra from Honduras faced Yira Portes from Dominican Republic.[13]

R.AthleteS.
1Honduras Pamela Sierra2
2Dominican Republic Yira Portes1

The men's Preliminary round singles for the racquetball event took place on 20 July at 12:00 (UTC−04:00), Selvin Cruz from Honduras faced Adolfo Orellana from Costa Rica.[14]

R.AthleteS.
1Costa Rica Adolfo Orellana2
2Honduras Selvin Cruz0

The men's Preliminary round doubles for the racquetball event took place on 20 July at 16:00 (UTC−04:00), Selvin Cruz and Raúl Banegas from Honduras faced Felipe Camacho and Teobaldo Fumero from Costa Rica.[15]

R.AthleteS.
1Costa Rica F. Camacho / T. Fumero2
2Honduras R. Banegas / S. Cruz0

The men's Preliminary round singles for the racquetball event took place on 21 July at 10:00 (UTC−04:00), Raúl Banegas from Honduras faced Simón Perdomo from Dominican Republic.[16]

R.AthleteS.
1Dominican Republic Simón Perdomo2
2Honduras Raúl Banegas0

The men's Preliminary round singles for the racquetball event took place on 21 July at 10:42 (UTC−04:00), Selvin Cruz from Honduras faced Luis Pérez from Dominican Republic.[17]

R.AthleteS.
1Dominican Republic Luis Perez2
2Honduras Selvin Cruz0

The women's Preliminary round singles for the racquetball event took place on 21 July at 13:30 (UTC−04:00), Pamela Sierra from Honduras faced Jessica Parrilla from Mexico.[18]

R.AthleteS.
1Mexico Jessica Parrilla2
2Honduras Pamela Sierra0

Shooting

The men's qualification for 10M Air Pistol for the shooting event took place on 18 July at 12:30 (UTC−04:00), two Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 19th and 25th from 32 participants.[19]

R.Athlete
18El Salvador Carlos Hernández
19Honduras Alberto Henríquez
20Costa Rica Roberto Herrera
24Costa Rica Ying Cheng
25Honduras Christian Herrera
26Dominican Republic Luis Lebrón

The women's qualification for 10M Air Pistol for the shooting event took place on 18 July at 14:00 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 8th from 27 participants.[20]

R.Athlete
7Mexico Rosa Zúñiga
8Honduras Claudia Fajardo
9Colombia Amanda Mondol

The men's qualification for 10M Air Rifle for the shooting event took place on 20 July at 14:30 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 19th from 23 participants.[21]

R.Athlete
18Barbados Gerard Agustin
19Honduras Manuel Villeda
20Barbados Marlon Best

The men's qualification for 50M Pistol for the shooting event took place on 21 July at 8:30 (UTC−04:00), two Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 22nd from 27 participants.[22]

R.Athlete
21Puerto Rico Luis Pagán
22United States Virgin Islands Kurt Isherwood
El Salvador Carlos Aguilar
Honduras Chritian Herrera
Nicaragua Norman Ortega
Honduras Alberto Henríquez

Swimming

The Preliminary round for men's 100M Freestyle for the swimming event took place on 18 July at 9:02 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 1st from 6 participants.[23]

R.Athlete
1Honduras Allan Gutiérrez
2Jamaica Russell Forte
3Dominican Republic Rafael Rodríguez

The Preliminary round for men's 200M Butterfly for the swimming event took place on 18 July at 9:19 (UTC−04:00), two Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 4th and 6th from 7 participants.[24]

R.Athlete
3Colombia Julio Galofre
4Honduras Javier Hernández
5Puerto Rico Raúl Garrastazu
6Honduras Roy Barahona
7United States Virgin Islands Bryson Mays

The Preliminary round for women's 200M Breaststroke for the swimming event took place on 18 July at 9:29 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 5th from 7 participants.[25]

R.Athlete
4Saint Lucia Danielle Beaubrun
5Honduras Karen Vilorio
6Dominican Republic Penélope Cruz

The Final round for men's 1500M Freestyle for the swimming event took place on 18 July at 9:35 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 4th from 4 participants.[26]

R.Athlete
3Jamaica Dominic Walter
4Honduras Luis Martorell

The Preliminary round for women's 50M Butterfly for the swimming event took place on 19 July at 9:04 (UTC−04:00), two Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 6th and 8th from 8 participants.[27]

R.Athlete
5Jamaica Kendese Nangle
6Honduras Laura Paz
7Suriname Nishani Cicilson
8Honduras Ana Euceda

The Preliminary round for women's 50M Backstroke for the swimming event took place on 19 July at 9:18 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 8th from 8 participants.[28]

R.Athlete
7Jamaica Kendese Nangle
8Honduras Karen Vilorio

The Preliminary round for women's 200M Individual medley for the swimming (Serie 1) event took place on 19 July at 9:34 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 4th from 6 participants.[29]

R.Athlete
3Guatemala Karla Toscano
4Honduras Karen Vilorio
5Brazil Zabrina Holder

The Preliminary round for women's 200M Individual medley for the swimming (Serie 3) event took place on 19 July at 9:38 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 7th from 7 participants.[30]

R.Athlete
6Cayman Islands Lara Butler
7Honduras Ana Euceda

The Final round for men's 4X200M Freestyle reply for the swimming event took place on 19 July at 19:21 (UTC−04:00), four Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 4th from 20 participants.[31]

R.Athlete
3Puerto Rico Raúl Martínez
Puerto Rico James Moore
Puerto Rico Eliezer Lizardi
Puerto Rico Christian Bayo
4Honduras Allan Gutiérrez
Honduras Javier Hernández
Honduras Roy Barahona
Honduras Luis Martorell
DVenezuela Cristian Quintero
Venezuela Daniele Tirabassi
Venezuela Roberto Gómez
Venezuela Crox Acuña

The Preliminary round for men's 100M Butterfly for the swimming event (Serie 3) took place on 20 July at 9:04 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 6th from 7 participants.[32]

R.Athlete
6Honduras Roy Barahona
7United States Virgin Islands Ryan Nelthropp

The Preliminary round for men's 100M Butterfly for the swimming event (Serie 4) took place on 20 July at 9:06 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 6th from 8 participants.[33]

R.Athlete
5Trinidad and Tobago Christian Homer
6Honduras Javier Hernández
7Jamaica Ramon Walton

The Preliminary round for women's 100M Breaststrokes for the swimming event took place on 20 July at 9:08 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 6th from 7 participants.[34]

R.Athlete
5Bermuda Lisa Blackburn
6Honduras Karen Vilorio
7United States Virgin Islands Lauren Leweis

The Preliminary round for women's 100M Backstroke for the swimming event took place on 21 July at 9:02 (UTC−04:00), one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 5th from 7 participants.[35]

R.Athlete
4Puerto Rico Chloe Portela
5Honduras Karen Vilorio
6Jamaica Kendese Nangle

The Preliminary round for women's 100M Butterfly for the swimming event took place on 21 July at 9:18 (UTC−04:00), two Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 5th and 6th from 6 participants.[36]

R.Athlete
4The Bahamas Alana Dillette
5Honduras Laura Paz
6Honduras Ana Euceda

The Preliminary round for men's 4X100M Freestyle relay for the swimming event took place on 21 July at 9:37 (UTC−04:00), four Honduran athletes participated in this event finishing 6th from 24 participants.[37]

R.Athlete
5Jamaica Ramon Walton
Jamaica Brian Forte
Jamaica Brad Hamilton
Jamaica Dominic Walter
6Honduras Allan Gutiérrez
Honduras Javier Hernández
Honduras Roy Barahona
Honduras Luis Martorell

Weightlifting

The men's 69 kg for the weightlifting event took place on 19 July, one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 11th from 11 participants.[38]

R.Athlete
10Nicaragua Eddi Peña
11Honduras David Mendoza

The men's 77 kg for the weightlifting event took place on 20 July, one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 11th from 11 participants.[39]

R.Athlete
10El Salvador Eliberto Quijada
11Honduras Antonio Moncada

The men's 85 kg for the weightlifting event took place on 20 July, one Honduran athlete participated in this event finishing 5th from 7 participants.[40]

R.Athlete
4Puerto Rico Gabriel Mestre
5Honduras Cristopher Pavón
6Haiti Belizer Odeus

References

  1. ↑ https://www.google.com/hostednews/epa/article/ALeqM5gOUjlwQYE_N22IUomwH5Cd_AtnZA
  2. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − BOWLING WOMEN'S SINGLES final − 19 July 2010
  3. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − BOWLING MEN'S SINGLES final − 19 July 2010
  4. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − BOWLING WOMEN'S DOUBLES final − 20 July 2010
  5. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − BOWLING MIXED DOUBLE final − 21 July 2010
  6. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − BOWLING TRIO final − 22 July 2010
  7. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − BOWLING TRIO final − 22 July 2010
  8. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − DIVING MEN'S 1M SPRINGBOARD preliminary − 20 July 2010
  9. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S -63 KG − 19 July 2010
  10. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S INDIVIDUAL SABRE − 20 July 2010
  11. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S -73 KG − 19 July 2010
  12. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S -60 KG − 20 July 2010
  13. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN SINGLES preliminary − 20 July 2010
  14. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN SINGLES preliminary − 20 July 2010
  15. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN DOUBLES preliminary − 20 July 2010
  16. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN SINGLES preliminary − 21 July 2010
  17. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN SINGLES preliminary − 21 July 2010
  18. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN SINGLES preliminary − 21 July 2010
  19. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 10M AIR PISTOL qualification − 18 July 2010
  20. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 10M AIR PISTOL qualification − 18 July 2010
  21. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 10M AIR RIFLE qualification − 20 July 2010
  22. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 50M PISTOL qualification − 21 July 2010
  23. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 100M FREESTYLE heat − 18 July 2010
  24. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 200M BUTTERFLY heat − 18 July 2010
  25. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 200M BREASTSTROKE heat − 18 July 2010
  26. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 1500M FREESTYLE finals − 18 July 2010
  27. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 50M BUTTERFLY heat − 19 July 2010
  28. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 50M BACKSTROKE heat − 19 July 2010
  29. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY heat (Serie 1) − 19 July 2010
  30. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY heat (Serie 3) − 19 July 2010
  31. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 4X200M FREESTYLE RELAY final − 19 July 2010
  32. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 100M BUTTERFLY heats (Serie 3) − 20 July 2010
  33. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 100M BUTTERFLY heats (Serie 4) − 20 July 2010
  34. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 100M BREASTSTROKE heats − 20 July 2010
  35. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 100M BACKSTROKE heats − 21 July 2010
  36. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − WOMEN'S 100M BUTTERFLY heats − 21 July 2010
  37. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 4X100M FREESTYLE RELAY heats − 21 July 2010
  38. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 69 KG − 19 July 2010
  39. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 77 KG − 20 July 2010
  40. ↑ Mayaguez2010.com − MEN'S 85 KG − 20 July 2010
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