Spain at the 2005 Mediterranean Games

Spain at the; 2005 Mediterranean Games
IOC code	ESP
NOC	Spanish Olympic Committee
in Almería
Medals; Ranked 3rd	Gold 45 Silver 59 Bronze 48 Total 152
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
	1951; 1955; 1959; 1963; 1967; 1971; 1975; 1979; 1983; 1987; 1991; 1993; 1997; 2001; 2005; 2009; 2013; 2018;

Spain competed at the 2005 Mediterranean Games in Almería, Spain. The home nation had a total number of 463 participants (289 men and 174 women).

Medals

Gold

Medal	Name	Sport	Event
Gold	Almudena Gallardo	Archery
Gold	Antonio Manuel Reina	Athletics	800 meters
Gold	Arturo Casado	Athletics
Gold	Felipe Vivancos	Athletics
Gold	David Canal David Testa, Eugenio Barrios Antonio Manuel Reina
Gold	Mario Pestano
Gold	Paquillo Fernández
Gold	Glory Alozie
Gold	Julia María Alba Belén Recio Miriam Bravo Daisy Antonio María Teresa Martínez Cora Daniela Olivero
Gold	Javier Hernanz Pablo Enrique Baños
Gold	Ángel Javier Arizmendi Kepa Blanco, Iván Cuéllar Manu del Moral Javier Flaño Miguel Flaño Javi Fuego Jesús Gámez Duarte Carlos García Badías Gorka Larrea Ruben Iván Martínez Miquel Martínez, Francisco Montañés Antonio Puerta Iván Ramis Javier Tarantino Sergio Torres Guardeño Juan Valera Espín

Athletics

Men's 800 metres: Antonio Manuel Reina
Men's 1.500 metres: Arturo Casado
Men's 110 m hurdles: Felipe Vivancos
Men's 4 × 400 m relay: David Canal, David Testa, Eugenio Barrios and Antonio Manuel Reina
Men's discus throw: Mario Pestano
Men's 20 km walk: Paquillo Fernández
Women's 100 m hurdles: Glory Alozie
Women's 4 × 400 m relay: Julia María Alba, Belén Recio, Miriam Bravo, Daisy Antonio, María Teresa Martínez and Cora Daniela Olivero
Women's high jump: Ruth Beitia

Canoeing

Men's K-2 1000 m: Javier Hernanz and Pablo Enrique Baños

Football

Men's team competition: Ángel Javier Arizmendi, Kepa Blanco, Iván Cuéllar, Manu del Moral, Javier Flaño, Miguel Flaño, Javi Fuego, Jesús Gámez, Carlos García, Gorka Larrea, Rubén Iván Martínez, Miki Martínez, Francisco Montañés, Antonio Puerta, Iván Ramis, Javier Tarantino, Sergio Torres and Juan Valera

Golf

Men's singles competition: Ignacio Sánchez-Palencia
Women's singles competition: María Hernández Muñoz
Men's team competition: José Luis Adarraga, Jordi García and Ignacio Sánchez-Palencia
Women's team competition: María Hernández Muñoz, Belén Mozo and Adriana Zwank

Handball

Men's team competition: Julen Aguinagalde, David Barrufet, Jon Belaustegui, David Davis, Raúl Entrerríos, Julio Fis, Rubén Garabaya, Juan García Lorenzana, Roberto García, Demetrio Lozano, Viran Morros, Mariano Ortega, Carlos Prieto, Albert Rocas, José María Rodríguez and José Manuel Sierra
Women's team competition: Macarena Aguilar, Patricia Alonso, Verónica Cuadrado, Aitziber Elejaga, Begoña Fernández, Soraya García, Rocio Guerola, Elisabeth López, Marta Mangué, Dolores Martín, Beatriz Morales, Noelia Oncina, Isabel María Ortuño, Susana Pareja, María Eugenia Sánchez and Yolanda SanRoman

Gymnastics

Men's team competition: Víctor Cano, Manuel Carballo, Rafael Martínez, Iván San Miguel and Andreu Vivó

Judo

Men's lightweight (– 73 kg): Kiyoshi Uematsu
Women's lightweight (– 57 kg): Isabel Fernández
Women's half-heavyweight (– 78 kg): Esther San Miguel

Karate

Men's – 80 kg: Iván Leal
Women's + 65 kg: Cristina Feo

Sailing

Women's 470 class: Natalia Via-Dufresne and Laia Lluisa Tutzo

Swimming

Women's 800 m freestyle: Erika Villaécija
Women's 200 m breaststroke: Sara Pérez

Tennis

Men's singles: Nicolás Almagro
Men's doubles: Nicolás Almagro and Guillermo García López
Women's singles: Laura Pous Tió
Women's doubles: Nuria Llagostera and Laura Pous Tió

Water polo

Men's team competition: Iñaki Aguilar, Ángel Luis Andreo, Daniel Cercols, José Ramón Díaz, Xavier García, Gabriel Hernández Paz, David Martín, Guillermo Molina, Iván Pérez, Felipe Perrone, Ricardo Perrone, Oscar Rey and Xavier Vallès

Weightlifting

Men's – 77 kg snatch: Sergio Martínez
Men's – 94 kg snatch: Santiago Martínez
Women's – 48 kg snatch: Rebeca Sires

Wrestling

Men's freestyle (– 55 kg): Francisco Javier Sánchez

Silver

Beach volleyball

Men's team competition: Alex Ortíz and Raúl Aro

Judo

Women's half-middleweight (– 63 kg): Sara Álvarez
Women's heavyweight (+ 78 kg): Sandra Borderieux

Swimming

Men's 50 m freestyle: Eduardo Lorente
Men's 200 m freestyle: Olaf Wildeboer
Men's 50 m backstroke: David Ortega
Men's 4 × 100 m freestyle: Eduardo Lorente, Javier Noriega, Saúl Santana, Olaf Wildeboer and Carlos Ballesteros
Men's 4 × 100 m medley: Iván Aguirre, Eduardo Lorente, David Ortega, Juan José Ulacía
Women's 1500 m freestyle: Erika Villaécija
Women's 100 m backstroke: Mercedes Peris
Women's 100 m breaststroke: Sara Pérez
Women's 100 m butterfly: Mireia García
Women's 200 m butterfly: Mireia García
Women's 4 × 100 m freestyle: Tatiana Rouba, María Fuster, Ilune Gorbea and Erika Villaécija
Women's 4 × 200 m freestyle: Erika Villaécija, Arantxa Ramos, Noemi Feliz and Ilune Gorbea
Women's 4 × 100 m medley: María Fuster, Mireia García, Mercedes Peris and Sara Pérez

Volleyball

Men's team competition: Carlos Luís Carreño, Semidán Déniz, Guillermo Falasca, Miguel Ángel Falasca, Alfonso Flores, José Luis Lobato, Pedro Miralles, José Luis Moltó, Israel Rodríguez, Juan José Salvador, Manuel Sevillano and Luis Pedro Suela

Weightlifting

Women's – 53 kg snatch: Estefanía Juan Tello
Women's – 69 kg snatch: Lidia Valentín
Women's – 69 kg clean & jerk: Tatiana Fernández
Men's – 85 kg snatch: José Juan Navarro

Bronze

Basketball

Men's team competition: Alfons Alzamora, Germán Gabriel, Roberto Guerra, Rafael Martínez, Andrés Miso, Álex Mumbrú, Rubén Quintana, Guillermo Rubio, Fernando San Emeterio, Sergio Sánchez, Jordi Trias and Rafael Vidaurreta
Women's team competition: Elena Alamo, Laura Antoja, Sonia Blanco, Laura Camps, Sandra Gallego, Noemi Jordana, Anna Montañana, Eva Montesdeoca, Mireia Navarrete, Paula Palomares, Paula Segui and Marta Zurro

Beach volleyball

Men's team competition: Jesús Manuel Ruiz and Agustín Correa

Boxing

Men's light flyweight (– 48 kg): Kelvin de la Nieve
Men's flyweight (– 51 kg): Juan Padilla
Men's light welterweight (– 64 kg): José Guttierez

Judo

Men's extra-lightweight (– 60 kg): Javier Fernández
Women's extra-lightweight (– 48 kg): Vanesa Arenas
Women's middleweight (– 70 kg): Cecilia Blanco

Rowing

Women's single sculls: Nuria Domínguez
Women's lightweight single sculls: Teresa Mas

Swimming

Men's 100 m backstroke: David Ortega
Men's 200 m medley: Breton Cabello
Women's 50 m freestyle: Ana Belén Palomo
Women's 50 m backstroke: Mercedes Peris
Women's 200 m breaststroke: Belen Domenech
Women's 400 m medley: Sara Pérez

Weightlifting

Women's – 48 kg snatch: Gema Peris
Women's – 48 kg clean & jerk: Gema Peris
Women's – 53 kg clean & jerk: Estefanía Juan Tello
Women's – 69 kg snatch: Tatiana Fernández
Women's – 69 kg clean & jerk: Lidia Valentín

References

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Spain at the 2005 Mediterranean Games

Medals

Gold

Silver

Bronze

See also

References