Colombia at the 1999 Pan American Games

Colombia at the 1999 Pan American Games
IOC code	COL
NOC	Comité Olímpico Colombiano
Website	www.coc.org.co
in Winnipeg July 23 – August 8, 1999
Competitors	168 in 23 sports
Medals Ranked 7th	Gold 7 Silver 17 Bronze 18 Total 42
Pan American Games appearances (overview)
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The 13th Pan American Games were held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada from July 23 to August 8, 1999.

Medals[edit]

Gold[edit]

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[edit]

Athletics

• 10,000 metres: Stella Castro
• Marathon: Iglandini González

Bowling

• Women's Team: Paola Gómez, María Salazar, Clara Guerrero, and Sara Vargas

Cycling

• Men's Keirin: Jhon González
• Women's 3.000m Individual Pursuit: María Luisa Calle

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[edit]

Athletics

• 200 metres: Felipa Palacios

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[edit]

Athletics

• Gilmar Mayo
• Héctor Moreno
• María Eugenia Villamizar
• Zuleima Araméndiz
• Orlando Guerrero
• Janeth Lucumí
• Iglandini González
• Felipa Palacios
• Mirtha Brock
• Norfalia Carabalí
• Norma González
• Patricia Rodríguez
• Sandra Borrero
• Antonio Florián Álvarez

Bowling

• Abraham Jaimes
• Javier Hernández Mora
• Jorge David Romero
• Jaime Andrés Gómez
• María Salazar
• Paola Gómez
• Sara Vargas
• Clara Guerrero
• Antonio Salazar

Boxing

• Carlos Mesa Baena
• Francisco Calderón
• José Luis Herrera
• José Leonardo Cruz
• Wilfrido Valdéz
• Mario Miranda

Cycling

• John Ramírez
• Jhon García
• Víctor Herrera
• Juan David Alzate
• Luis Felipe Laverde
• Marlon Pérez
• John Jaime González
• María Luisa Calle
• Víctor Hugo Peña
• Santiago Botero
• Iván Parra
• Hernán Antolinez
• Diego Garavito
• Carlos Andrés Trujillo
• Flor Marina Delgadillo
• Antonio Dieguez

Equestrian

• César Parra
• Stephanie O'Mara
• Tatiana Londoño
• Marco Bernal
• Germán Camargo
• Manuel Torres
• Roberto González
• Roberto Terán
• Pedro Chitiva

Fencing

• Juan Miguel Paz
• Mauricio Rivas
• Saúl Andrés Vasco
• William González
• Agapito Nusa

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

• Adriana Rendón
• Amanda Haydee Mondol
• Andrés Felipe Torres
• Bernardo Tobar
• Danilo Caro
• María Teresa Rueda
• Jorge Jaramillo
• Juan Fernando Velázquez
• Jairo Reyna
• Luis Onelio Argota

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

• Alfonso Vargas
• Daniel Lombana
• Bernardo Samper
• Diana Samper
• Isabel Botero
• María Castro
• Martha Luz Vega
• Santiago Montoya
• Mario Leiva

Swimming

• Alejandro Bermúdez
• Fernando Jácome
• Isabel Ceballos
• María Alejandra Ortiz
• Jacqueline Gaona
• Erika Piedrahíta
• Jessica Baross

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

• Heriberto Barbosa
• Luz Adriana Gallego
• Álvaro Velasco
• Leddy Andrea Zuluaga
• Bibiana Muñoz
• Juan Carlos Fernández
• María Alejandra Perea
• María Isabel Urrutia
• Roger Berrío Hernández
• Johnny González Beltrán
• Nelson Castro
• José Oliver Ruíz
• Karouchokov Gantcho

Wrestling

• Luis Fernando Izquierdo
• Víctor Capacho
• Edison Hurtado Lerma
• Luis Cortés
• Isidro Cañedo

See also[edit]

• Colombia at the 2000 Summer Olympics

References[edit]

• (in Spanish) List of participants