Mexico at the 1999 Pan American Games

The 13th Pan American Games were held in Mar del Plata, Argentina from July 23-August 8, 1999.

Mexico at the
1999 Pan American Games
IOC codeMEX
NOCComité Olímpico Mexicano (in Spanish)
in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
July 23-August 8, 1999
Medals
Ranked 6th
Gold
11
Silver
16
Bronze
30
Total
57
Pan American Games appearances (overview)

Medals

Gold
Athletics
  1. Men's 5000 metres - David Galván
  2. Men's 20 kilometres walk - Bernardo Segura
  3. Men's 50 kilometres walk - Joel Sánchez
  4. Women's 400 metres - Ana Guevara
  5. Women's 5000 metres - Adriana Fernandez
  6. Women's 10,000 metres - Nora Rocha
  7. Women's 20 kilometres walk - Graciela Mendoza
Diving
  1. Men's 10m Platform - Fernando Platas
Football
  1. Men's team - Mexico
Taekwondo
  1. Men's Flyweight (– 58 kg) - Óscar Salazar
  2. Men's Middleweight (– 80 kg) - Víctor Estrada

Silver
Athletics
  1. Men's 10,000 metres - David Galván
  2. Men's 20 kilometres walk - Daniel Garcia
  3. Men's 50 kilometres walk - Carlos Mercenario
  4. Women's 20 kilometres walk - Rosario Sánchez
Boxing
  1. Men's Light Flyweight (48 kilograms) - Liborio Romero
Cycling
  1. Men's Points Race - Luis Martínez
  2. Women's 500 m Time Trial - Nancy Contreras
  3. Women's 25 km Points Race - Belem Guerrero
Diving
  1. Men's 3m Springboard - Fernando Platas
Fencing
  1. Women's Individual foil - Cecilia Esteva
Football
  1. Women's team - Mexico
Karate
  1. Women's Kata - Ulda Alarcon
Modern pentathlon
  1. Women's - Rocío Arias
Rowing
  1. Lightweight Four-Oared Shell Without Coxswain - Mexico
Taekwondo
  1. Men's Heavyweight (+ 80 kg) - Rodrigo Martinez
Tennis
  1. Men's doubles - Óscar Ortiz & Marco Osorio

Bronze
Archery
  1. Women's team - Mexico
Athletics
  1. Men's 400 metres - Alejandro Cárdenas
Badminton
  1. Men's Doubles - Bernardo Monreal & Luis Lopezllera
Beach volleyball
  1. Women's team - Laura Almaral & Mayra Huerta
Bowling
  1. Men's Doubles - Daniel Falconi, Roberto Silva, Victor de la Fuente, Ernesto Avila
  2. Women's Doubles - Leticia Ituarte, Maria Martinez, Gloria Ortega, Veronica Hernández
Boxing
  1. Men's Flyweight (51 kilograms) - Daniel Ponce de León
  2. Men's Featherweight (57 kilograms) - Jorge Martinez
  3. Men's Lightweight (60 kilograms) - Cristian Bejarano
Canoeing
  1. Men's C-1 1000 metres - José Romero
  2. Men's C-2 1000 metres - Mexico
Diving
  1. Men's 10m Platform - Eduardo Rueda
  2. Women's 10m Platform - María Alcalá
Equestrian
  1. Individual dressage - Bernadette Pujals Cavallo
  2. Team dressage - Mexico
Judo
  1. Women's Extra-Lightweight (48 kg) - Adriana Angeles
Karate
  1. Men's Kata - Hector Ortiz
  2. Men's Kumite (75 kg) - Tetsuo Alonso Murayama
  3. Men's Kumite (80 kg) - Antonio Puente Torres
  4. Women's Kumite (+ 60 kg) - Cristina Madrid
Modern pentathlon
  1. Men's - Sergio Salazar
Racquetball
  1. Men's doubles - Alvaro Beltrán, Javier Moreno
Rowing
  1. Women's Double sculls - Manuela González, Maurenis Hernández
Sailing
  1. Women's Europe class - Tanía Elias Calles
Shooting
  1. Men's 50 metre rifle three positions - Roberto José Elias
Squash
  1. Women's team - Mexico
Synchronized swimming
  1. Team - Mexico
Taekwondo
  1. Women's Flyweight (– 49 kg) - Agueda López
Water skiing
  1. Women's Tricks - Mariana Ramirez
Weightlifting
  1. Women's Lightweight (– 58 kg) - Soraya Jiménez
Wrestling
  1. Greco-Roman (76 kg) - Rodolfo Hernández

Results by event

References
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