Colombia at the 1999 Pan American Games

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

Colombia at the
1999 Pan American Games
IOC codeCOL
NOCComité Olímpico Colombiano
Websitewww.coc.org.co
in Winnipeg
23 July – 8 August 1999
Competitors168 in 23 sports
Medals
Ranked 7th
Gold
7
Silver
17
Bronze
18
Total
42
Pan American Games appearances (overview)

Medals

Gold

Bowling
  • Men's Singles: Jorge David Romero
Cycling
  • Men's Points Race: Marlon Pérez
Weightlifting
  • Men's Light-Heavyweight (– 85 kg): Álvaro Velasco
  • Men's Lightweight (– 69 kg): Jonny González

Silver

Athletics
Bowling
  • Women's Team: Paola Gómez, María Salazar, Clara Guerrero, and Sara Vargas
Cycling
Gymnastics
  • Men's Parallel Bars: Jorge Giraldo
Karate
  • Men's Kumite (– 65 kg): Alberto Espejo
Weightlifting
  • Men's Flyweight (– 56 kg): Nelson Castro
  • Men's Featherweight (– 62 kg): Roger Berrio
  • Men's Lightweight (– 69 kg): Heriberto Barbosa
  • Women's Flyweight (– 48 kg): Leddy Zuluaga
  • Women's Lightweight (– 63 kg): María Perea Díaz
  • Women's Super Heavyweight (+ 75 kg): María Isabel Urrutia

Bronze

Athletics
Boxing
  • Men's Middleweight ( 75 kg): José Luis Herrera
Cycling
  • Men's 4.000m Individual Pursuit: Marlon Pérez
  • Women's 25 km Points Race: María Luisa Calle
Gymnastics
  • Men's Pommel Horse: Jorge Giraldo
Squash
  • Men's Team Competition: Colombia
Water Skiing
  • Men's Jump: Simón Siegert
Weightlifting
  • Women's Featherweight (– 53 kg): Luz Adriana Gallego
  • Women's Super Heavyweight (+ 75 kg): Carmenza Delgado

Results by event

Athletics
Bowling
  • Abraham Jaimes
  • Javier Hernández Mora
  • Jorge David Romero
  • Jaime Andrés Gómez
  • María Salazar
  • Paola Gómez
  • Sara Vargas
  • Clara Guerrero
  • Antonio Salazar
Boxing
Cycling
Equestrian
  • César Parra
  • Stephanie O'Mara
  • Tatiana Londoño
  • Marco Bernal
  • Germán Camargo
  • Manuel Torres
  • Roberto González
  • Roberto Terán
  • Pedro Chitiva
Fencing
Gymnastics
  • Alexánder Rangel
  • Jorge Giraldo
  • Jesús Augusto Romero
  • Jairo Ruiz
Judo
  • Javier Jaramillo
  • José Gerardo Serna
Karate
  • Alberto Espejo
  • Carlos Ignacio Gómez
  • José Julián Quinchía
  • Sandra Upegui
  • Iván Parra
Roller Skating
  • Erika Rueda
  • Berenice Moreno
  • José Fernando Bustamante
  • Diego Rosero
  • Mauricio Jaramillo
  • Willy Augusto Trujillo
  • Ana María Neira
  • Pilar Delgado
  • Edwin Guevara
Shooting
Softball
  • Ana María Jailler
  • Adriana Galego
  • Ana Patricia Pussey
  • Ana María Aigneren
  • Luz Helena Montes
  • María Elena Galeano
  • Isabel Bonfante
  • Zunilda Mendoza
  • Ana Patricia Buj
  • Claudia León
  • Bertha Sofía Gómez
  • Yadelcy Flórez
  • Eugenia Liliana
  • Beatriz Cudriz
  • Claudia Miranda
Squash
Swimming
Table tennis
  • Diego Germán Ramírez
  • Carlos Andrés Alvarado
  • Paúl Alfonso Díaz
  • Darío Ferrer
Taekwondo
  • Carolina Bejarano
  • Eduardo González
  • Milton Eliécer Castro
  • Mónica Urrego
  • Iván Darío Valencia
Triathlon
  • Maria Morales
  • Ricardo Cardeño
  • John Freddy Tibocha
  • María Virginia Prieto
  • Vela Sebastián Higuera
  • Camilo Salcedo
  • Solmar Bermúdez
  • Nicolás Deeb
  • Hernán Salcedo
Volleyball
  • Omar Zapata
  • Francisco Sandoval
  • Andrés Cortés
  • Carlos López
  • Jorge Olarte
  • Álvaro Velasco
  • Jaime Viáfara
  • Carlos Riascos
  • Juan José Parra
  • Mauricio Giraldo
  • Harold Ramírez
  • Diego Escobar
  • Rodrigo Canaval
water polo
  • Normas Ríos
  • Libardo Arboleda
  • Álvaro Zapata
  • David Alarcón
  • Joaquín Ortíz
  • Andrés Madrid
  • Pablo Jiménez
  • Jorge González
  • Camilo Pérez
  • César Molina
  • Roberto Quitero
  • Juan Madrid
  • Sebastían Hernández
  • Rafael Cuartas
  • Holmes Arias
  • David Rivera
  • John Rivera
  • Felipe Giraldo
  • Héctor Escobar
  • Iván Gómez
Water Skiing
  • Christian Siegert
  • Esteban Siegert
  • María Luisa Botero
  • Natalia Hernández
  • Simón Siegert
  • Darío Mesa
Weightlifting
Wrestling
  • Luis Fernando Izquierdo
  • Víctor Capacho
  • Edison Hurtado Lerma
  • Luis Cortés
  • Isidro Cañedo

See also

References


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