Swimming at the 1998 Central American and Caribbean Games
The Swimming competition at the 18th Central American and Caribbean Games was swum August 9–15, 1998 in Maracaibo, Venezuela.[1] It featured events in a long course (50m) pool.
Results
Men
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
50 freestyle | Ricardo Busquets Puerto Rico | 22.55 GR |
Francisco Sánchez Venezuela | 22.74 | Marcos Hernández Cuba | 23.00 |
100 freestyle | Francisco Sánchez Venezuela | 50.05 GR |
Marcos Hernández Cuba | 50.32 | Ricardo Busquets Puerto Rico | 50.42 |
200 freestyle | Fernando Jácome Colombia | 1:54.28 | Oscar Sotelo Mexico | 1:54.43 | Ives Garcia Cuba | 1:54.71 |
400 freestyle | Ricardo Monasterio Venezuela | 3:58.88 GR |
Alejandro Bermúdez Colombia | 3:58.89 | Josh Ilika Mexico | 3:59.74 |
1500 freestyle | Ricardo Monasterio Venezuela | 15:57.50 | Ives Garcia Cuba | 16:12.42 | Ramon Valle Honduras | 16:26.25 |
100 backstroke | Rodolfo Falcón Cuba | 55.60 GR |
Neisser Bent Cuba | 55.79 | Ricardo Busquets Puerto Rico | 56.24 |
200 backstroke | Neisser Bent Cuba | 2:01.53 GR |
Carlos Arena Mexico | 2:05.60 | Alexis Perdomo Venezuela | 2:05.78 |
100 breaststroke | Gunter Rodríguez Cuba | 1:04.72 | Francisco Suriano El Salvador | 1:04.73 | Alvaro Fortuny Guatemala | 1:05.43 |
200 breaststroke | Gunter Rodríguez Cuba | 2:18.58 | Francisco Suriano El Salvador | 2:18.91 | Jose Lopez Mexico | 2:21.28 |
100 butterfly | Francisco Sánchez Venezuela | 53.86 | Oswaldo Quevedo Venezuela | 53.93 | Ricardo Busquets Puerto Rico | 54.32 |
200 butterfly | Andrew Livingston Puerto Rico | 2:00.54 GR |
Juan Veloz Mexico | 2:01.44 | Nelson Mora Venezuela | 2:01.46 |
200 I.M. | Neisser Bent Cuba | 2:07.12 GR |
Gunter Rodríguez Cuba | 2:07.18 | Alejandro Bermúdez Colombia | 2:07.50 |
400 I.M. | Gunter Rodríguez Cuba | 4:26.86 GR |
Alejandro Bermúdez Colombia | 4:29.10 | Santiago Lima Mexico | 4:34.01 |
4x100 free relay |
Venezuela Oswaldo Quevedo Francisco Páez Luis Rojas Francisco Sánchez | 3:23.49 GR |
Cuba Neisser Bent Yohan García Ives García Marcos Hernández | 3:26.91 | Mexico César Barrón Carlos Arena Guillermo Díaz Oscar Sotelo | 3:27.50 |
4x200 free relay |
not swum | |||||
4x100 medley relay |
Cuba Rodolfo Falcón Gunter Rodríguez Yohan García Marcos Hernández | 3:44.61 GR |
Mexico Carlos Arena José A. López Jesús González César Barrón | 3:46.63 | Puerto Rico Ricardo Busquets Arsenio López Andrew Livingston Eduardo González | 3:47.23 |
Women
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
50 freestyle | Eileen Coparropa Panama | 26.12 GR |
Siobhan Cropper Trinidad & Tobago | 26.40 | Deborah Figueroa Cuba | 26.82 |
100 freestyle[2] | Eileen Coparropa Panama | 57.60 GR |
Deborah Figueroa Cuba | 58.47 | Erin Volcán Venezuela | 58.81 |
200 freestyle[2] | Carolyn Adel Suriname | 2:03.22 NR |
Janelle Atkinson Jamaica | 2:05.97 | Erin Volcán Venezuela | 2:07.41 |
400 freestyle[2] | Carolyn Adel Suriname | 4:19.03 NR |
Janelle Atkinson Jamaica | 4:20.99 | Lucía Jiménez Guatemala | 4:31.09 |
800 freestyle | Carolyn Adel Suriname | 8:52.57 GR, NR |
Janelle Atkinson Jamaica | 8:53.46 | Irama Villareal Mexico | 9:08.06 |
100 backstroke | Carolyn Adel Suriname | 1:04.93 NR |
Ana María González Cuba | 1:05.04 | Tessa Solomon Netherlands Antilles | 1:07.55 |
200 backstroke | Ana María González Cuba | 2:19.66 | Tania Galindo Mexico | 2:24.97 | Irama Villareal Mexico | 2:24.99 |
100 breaststroke | Kenia Puertas Venezuela | 1:12.19 GR |
Imaday Nunez Cuba | 1:13.79 | Isabel Ceballos Colombia | 1:14.33 |
200 breastroke | Adriana Marmolejo Mexico | 2:37.12 GR |
Kenia Puertas Venezuela | 2:37.94 | Imaday Nunez Cuba | 2:38.95 |
100 butterfly | Siobhan Cropper Trinidad & Tobago | 1:03.01 GR |
Melissa Mata Costa Rica | 1:03.56 | Paola Espana Mexico | 1:03.78 |
200 butterfly | Melissa Mata Costa Rica | 2:16.89 GR |
Carolyn Adel Suriname | 2:18.27 NR |
Paola Espana Mexico | 2:18.73 |
200 I.M.[2] | Carolyn Adel Suriname | 2:19.31 GR, NR |
Sonia Alvarez Puerto Rico | 2:23.64 | Isabel Ceballos Colombia | 2:28.56 |
400 I.M. | Carolyn Adel Suriname | 4:52.42 GR, NR |
Sonia Alvarez Puerto Rico | 5:01.38 | Irma Villareal Mexico | 5:02.59 |
4x100 free relay[2] |
Puerto Rico Francheska Salib, Lysandra Álvarez, Vanessa García, Solimar Mojica | 4:00.20 | Venezuela Lauren Volcán, Jenny Fuentes, Daniela Aponte, Erin Volcán | 4:02.98 | Colombia Catalina Dangond, Ana Uribe, Gloria Díaz, María A. Ortiz | 4:07.79 |
4x200 free relay[2] |
Puerto Rico Solimar Mojica, Lysandra Álvarez, Gretchen Gotay, Sonia Álvarez | 8:40.26 | Venezuela Lauren Volcán, Daniela Aponte, Jenny Fuentes, Erin Volcán | 8:46.46 | Colombia Ana Uribe, Gloria Díaz, Isabel Ceballos, Catalina Dangond | 8:54.41 |
4x100 medley relay[3] |
Cuba Ana M. González, Imaday Núñez, Mikeila Torres, Déborah Figueroa | 4:23.90 GR |
Colombia Carolina Douglas, Isabel Ceballos, Andrea Duarte, Catalina Dangond | 4:29.23 | Puerto Rico Elaine López, Francheska Salib, Sonia Álvarez, Vanessa García | 4:36.18 |
Medal standings
Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Cuba | 9 | 8 | 4 | 21 |
2 | Venezuela | 6 | 5 | 4 | 15 |
3 | Suriname | 6 | 1 | 0 | 7 |
4 | Puerto Rico | 4 | 2 | 5 | 11 |
5 | Panama | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
6 | Mexico | 1 | 5 | 9 | 15 |
7 | Colombia | 1 | 3 | 5 | 9 |
8 | Costa Rica | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
Trinidad and Tobago | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | |
Totals (9 nations) | 31 | 26 | 27 | 84 |
References
- (in Spanish) The Oldest Regional Games: Central American & Caribbean Sports Games, by Enrique Montesinos. Published by CACSO in 2009; retrieved 2012-04.
- XVIII Central American and Caribbean Games (top-3 finishers). Published in SwimNews Magazine 1998-08. Retrieved online on 2012-04-21.
- Daniela Villegas tested positive for a prohibited substance, and had her results nullified. This effected the medal standings in (and her/Mexico's times) the women's: 100 free (58.71), 200 free (2:05.18), 400 free (4:24.21), 200 I.M. (2:24.17), 4x100 Free Relay (4:00.99) and 4x200 Free Relay (8:39.68).
- Venezuela originally finished second in the women's 4x100 Medley Relay at 4:27.84; however, the relay included Tahyani Villarroel who tested positive for a prohibited substance. The relay results was therefore nullified, and places adjusted.
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