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AQUATICS   BACK TO TOP
Diving
Women
3m springboard synchronized: 1. Blythe Hartley, Vancouver, and Emilie Heymans, Greenfield Park, Que., 298.62 points; 2. Paola Espinosa and Laura Sanchez, Mexico, 275.70; 3. Cassandra Cardinell and Sara Hildebrand, U.S., 250.50; 4. Iohana Cruz and Yolanda Ortiz, Cuba, 248.55; 5. Juliana Veloso and Milena Sae, Brazil, 222.96.
Swimming
 
Synchronized Swimming
 
Water Polo
Men
Gold Medal
U.S. 13 Brazil 7
Bronze Medal
Canada 15 Puerto Rico 4
Fifth Place
Mexico 6 Argentina 5
Seventh Place
Colombia 10. Dominican Rep. 6
Women
Gold Medal
U.S. 7 Canada 3
Bronze Medal
Brazil 6 Cuba 5

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Mountain Bike
Men
Cross-country: 1. Jeremiah Bishop, U.S., 2:10:39; 2. Edivandro Cruz, Brazil, 2:10:53; 3. Deiber Esquivez, Costa Rica, 2:12:28; 4. Marcio Ravelli, Brazil, 2:16:43; 5. Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, U.S., DNF.
Women
Cross-country: 1. Jimena Florit, Argentina, 2:02:59; 2. Mary McConneloug, U.S., 2:05:49; 3. Francisca Campos, Chile, 2:10:55; 4. Laura Morfin, Mexico, 2:12:14.
 
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Dressage
Individual dressage: 1. Leslie Reid, Langley, B.C., 222.100 points; 2. Bernadette Pujals, Mexico, 213.400; 3. Ivonne Losos, Dominican Republic, 212.000; 4. Cesar Parra, Colombia, 209.975; 5. Jan Ebeling, U.S., 206.750; 6. Pierre St. Jacques, U.S., 203.700; 7. Carol Lavell, U.S., 202.900; 8. Ashley Holzer, Toronto, 201.275; 9. Evi Strasser, Ste-Adele, Que., 200.20.
Jumping
 
 
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Women
Semifinals
U.S. 6 Chile 1
Classification
Canada 10 Dominican Rep. 0
Trinidad and Tobago 4 Jamaica 0
 
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Rhythmic
Hoops: 1. Mary Sanders, U.S., 24.750 points; 2. Alexandre Orlando, Toronto, 24.350; 3. Anahi Sosa, Argentina, 23.600; 4. Tayanne Mantovaneli, Brazil, 23.000; 5. Cynthia Valdez, Mexico, 22.975; 6. Larissa Barata, Brazil, 22.250; 7. Olga Karmansky, U.S., 21.675; 8. Antonella Yacobelli, Argentina, 21.100.
Ball: 1. Mary Sanders, U.S., 24.300; 2. Olga Karmansky, U.S., 21.800; 3. Alexandre Orlando, Toronto, 24.350; 4. Anahi Sosa, Argentina, 20.250; 5. Larissa Barata, Brazil, 20.025; 6. Cynthia Valdez, Mexico, 19.975; 7. Catherine Valdez, Venezuela, 18.250; 8. Tayanne Mantovaneli, Brazil, 17.900.
Clubs: 1. Mary Sanders, U.S., 25.025; 2. Alexandre Orlando, Toronto, 23.625; 3. Tayanne Mantovaneli, Brazil, 23.325; 4. (tie), Olga Karmansky, U.S., and Anahi Sosa, Argentina, 22.750; 6. Larissa Barata, Brazil, 22.700; 7. Cynthia Valdez, Mexico, 22.600; 8. Antonella Yacobelli, Argentina, 21.950.
Ribbon: 1. Mary Sanders, U.S., 24.975; 2. Alexandre Orlando, Toronto, 23.550; 3. Cynthia Valdez, Mexico, 23.000; 4. Anahi Sosa, Argentina, 22.725; 5. Olga Karmansky, U.S., 21.925; 6. Tayanne Mantovaneli, Brazil, 21.050; 7. Antonella Yacobelli, Argentina, 19.925; 8. Yenly Figuereddo, Cuba, 19.000.
Group ribbon: 1. Brazil, 25.300; 2. Cuba, 18.400; 3. Canada (Roxy Cervantes, Richmond, B.C.; Ira Funtikova, Toronto; Pam Jewell, Burlington, Ont.; Emilie Livingstone, Toronto, and Sarah Stock, Newmarket, Ont.), 17.250; 4. Venezuela, 16.300; 5. Chile, 12.500; 6. Dominican Republic, 9.800;
Group hoop-ball: 1. Brazil, 23.250; 2. Cuba, 19.900; 3. Canada (Cervantes, Funtikova, Jewell, Livingstone and Sarah Stock), 18.450; 4. Chile, 16.950; 5. Venezuela, 16.850; 6. Dominican Republic, 8.950.
 
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RACQUETBALL   BACK TO TOP
Men
Singles
Gold medal match: Jack Huczek, U.S., def. Mike Green, Burlington, Ont., 15-12, 15-7. Semifinal losers received bronze medals: Gilberto Mejia, Mexico, and Rocky Carson, U.S.
Doubles
Gold medal match: Alvaro Beltran and Javier Moreno, Mexico, def. Ruben Gonzalez and Mike Guidry, U.S., 15-9, 15-7. Semifinal losers received bronze medals: Shai Mazur and Daniel Maggi, Argentina, and Corey Osborne, Penetanguishene, Ont., and Francois Viens, Montreal.
Women
Singles
Gold medal match: Cheryl Gudinas, U.S., def. Laura Fenton, U.S., 11-15, 15-7, 11-5. Semifinal losers received bronze medals: Lori Powell, Prince Albert, Sask., and Angela Grisar, Chile.
Doubles
Gold medal match: Susana Acosta and Maria Torres, Mexico, def. Jackie Rice and Kim Russell, U.S., 15-8, 7-15, 11-9. Semifinal losers received bronze medals: Ana Nunez and Lizbeth Santos, Bolivia, and Josee Grand'Maitre, Longueuil, Que., and Julie Neubauer, Calgary.
 

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ARTISTIC
 
HOCKEY
 
 
ROWING   BACK TO TOP
Men
Quad sculls: 1. Cuba (Dioglis Abad, Yuleisis Cascaret, Josbel Martinez, Yoennis Hernandez), 5:52.87; 2. Uruguay (Rodolfo Collazo, Andres Medina, Ruben Scarpati, Leandro Salvagno), 5:53.85; 3. Brazil (Leandro Tozzo, Allan Bitencourt, Anderson Nocetti, Marcelus Silva), 5:54.56; 4. U.S., 5:55.43; 5. Dominican Republic, 6:41.66.
Lightweight quadruple sculls: 1. Cuba (Eyder Batista, Junior Perez, Armando Arrechaveleta, Josbel Iglesia), 5:59.48; 2. Argentina (Diego Wehrendt, Jose Czsy, Ulf Lienhard, Sebastian Massa), 6:04.58; 3. Brazil (Ronaldo Vargas, Rui Valle, Gustavo Santos, Junior Borges), 6:07.19; 4. U.S., 6:09.23; 5. Chile, 6:12.61; 6. Mexico, 6:12.79.
Eights: 1. U.S. (David Friedericks, Justin Jones, Andrew Brennan, Paul Daniels, Chris Liwski, John Cranston, Justin Bosley, Beau Hoopman, John Stillings), 5:43.61; 2. Canada (Mike Lewis, Victoria; Mike Simonson, Calgary; Kevin Burt, Ottawa; Geoff Hodgson, Whitehorse; David Kay, Peterborough, Ont.; Neil Armour, West Vancouver, B.C.; Iain Brambell, Brentwood Bay, B.C.; Chris Davidson, Oakville, Ont.; Dallas Smith, Squamish, B.C.), 5:46.13; 3. Cuba (Reinier Lartiga, Dioglis Abad, Manual Cascaret, Luis Cruz, Juleydis Cascaret, Yuleisis Cascaret, Yoennis Hernandez, Josbel Martinez, Juan Gonzalez), 5:47.23; 4. Brazil, 5:48.23.
Women
Lightweight quadruple sculls: 1. Cuba (Gema Diaz, Dailin Taset, Ismaray Marrero, Marlenis Mesa), 6:49.45; 2. U.S. (Jennifer Edwards, Wendy Campanella, Anne Finke, Sarah Hirst), 6:52.73; 3. Mexico (Claudia Montiel, Ana Valencia, Gabriela Huerta, Alina Olvera), 7:00.11; 4. Honduras, 7:54.22; 5. Dominican Republic, 8:20.32.
 
SAILING   BACK TO TOP
Open Hobie 16 (9 boats): 1. Enrique Figueroa and Carla Malatrasi, Puerto Rico, (2)-(2)-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1; 10 points; 2. Armando Noriega and Pamela Noriega, Mexico, (7)-1-4-2-2-3-4-2-(5)-2-2-2; 24; 3. Juan Maegli and Andrea Lopez, Guatemala, 3-3-2-3-4-(5)-3-3-2-4-(5)-3; 30.
Open J-24 (11 boats): 1. U.S. (Tim Healy, Davenport Crocker, Gordon Borges, Nick Judson), 1-2-1-3-(5)-1-2-1-4-2-1-(12); 18; 2. Brazil (Mauricio Santa Cruz, Joao Jordao, Alan Adler, Daniel Santiago), 2-1-2-1-1-(7)-3-2-3-4-3-(12); 22; 3. Chile (Alberto Gonzalez, Claus Engell, Pablo Barahona, Marcelo Avaria), 7-3-(11)-4-3-2-4-(12)-1-10-4-4; 42.
Men's Laser (15 boats): 1. Robert Scheidt, Brazil, 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-(16)-(16); 10; 2. Bernard Luttmer, Pickering, Ont., 3-(5)-2-3-3-3-2-5-2-(6)-1-1; 25; 3. Matias del Solar, Chile, 4-4-(16)-2-2-(5)-5-2-4-2-2-2; 29.
Women's Laser Radial (11 boats): 1. Tania Calles, Mexico, 1-1-3-1-1-2-3-1-2-1-(12)-(12); 16; 2. Keamia Rasa, Calgary, 2-3-1-(6)-4-(5)-2-3-1-4-3-1; 24; 3. Florencia Cerntti, Argentina, 3-5-2-3-2-(6)-1-2-4-(6)-2-2; 26.
Men's Mistral (10 boats): 1. Ricardo Santos, Brazil, (3)-(3)-2-2-1-2-1-1-1-1-1-1; 13; 2. Marcos Galvan, Argentina, (2)-1-1-1-2-1-2-2-2-2-2-(11); 16; 3. Kevin Stittle, Orangeville, Ont., 1-2-3-6-4-3-4-3-5-4-(11)-(11); 35.
Women's Mistral (7 boats): 1. Lanee Butler, U.S., 2-1-1-1-1-3-1-1-1-1-(8)-(8); 12; 2. Dominique Vallee, Trois-Rivieres, Que., 1-3-3-3-(4)-4-3-2-2-(4)-1-2; 24; 3. Catalina Walther, Argentina, (5)-2-5-2-3-(DSQ)-2-3-5-2-3-3; 30.
Open Snipe (8 boats): 1. Bruno Amorim and Dante Bianchi, Brazil, 1-(3)-1-(3)-1-1-2-2-2-3-3-3; 19; 2. Nelido Manso and Octavio Lorenzo, Cuba, 3-1-2-2-2-(7)-3-1-1-2-(5)-2; 19; 3. Santiago Silveira and Nicolas Shaban, Uruguay, 2-4-3-1-(6)-4-1-(7)-4-1-2-5; 27.
Open Sunfish (11 boats): 1. Eduardo Cordero, Venezuela, 1-5-1-1-1-3-2-1-1-5-(12)-(12); 21; 2. Malcolm Smith, Bermuda, 2-3-2-(7)-6-(7)-4-3-3-1-1-1; 26; 3. Raul Aguayo, Dominican Republic, 5-6-3-5-2-1-6-5-2-(9)-4-2; 35.
 
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Men
Canada 5 Argentina 0
Mexico 3 Venezuela 0
U.S. 11 Dominican Rep. 2 (5 ings)
Argentina 7 Uruguay 0
Women
Canada 3 Colombia 0
SQUASH   BACK TO TOP
 
 
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TAEKWONDO   BACK TO TOP
 
 
TENNIS   BACK TO TOP
Men's Singles
Gold medal match: Fernando Meligeni, Brazil, def. Marcelos Rios, Chile, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (5). Semifinal losers win bronze medals: Alex Kim, U.S, and Jose DeArmas, Venezuela.
Men's Doubles
Gold medal match: Santiago Gonzalez and Alejandro Hernandez, Mexico, def. Marcelos Rios and Adrian Garcia, Chile, 6-7, 6-2, 6-3. Semifinal losers win bronze medals: Carlos Belocq and Christian Villagran, Argentina, and Alex Bogomolov and Jeff Morrison, U.S.
Women's Singles
Gold medal match: Milagros Sequera, Venezuela, def. Sarah Taylor, U.S., 7-5, 4-6, 6-1. Semifinal losers win bronze medals: Kristina Brandi, Puerto Rico, and Ansley Cargill, U.S.
 
TRIATHLON   BACK TO TOP
Men: 1. Hunter Kemper, U.S., 1:52:00.800; 2. Virgilio De Castillo, Brazil, 49.900 seconds behind; 3. Oscar Galindez, Argentina, 58.900; 4. Doug Friman, U.S., 1:11.100; 5. Daniel Fontana, Argentina, 1:27.500; 6. Paulo Abreu Miyashiro, Brazil, 2:00.900; 7. Jose Zepeda, Mexico, 2:16.700; 8. Brent McMahon, Victoria, 2:46.100.
Women: 1. Jill Savege, Penticton, B.C., 1:59:30.400; 2. Sheila Taormina, U.S., 1:42.000 behind; 3. Becky Gibbs, U.S., 2:09.200; 4. Carla Moreno, Brazil, 3:28.100; 5. Sandra Soldan, Brazil, 3:41.000; 6. Mariana Ohata, Brazil, 4:45.100; 7. Gillian Moody, Kelowna, B.C., 4:59.600; 8. Julie Swail, U.S., 5:44.700.
 
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Beach
Indoor
Men
Quarter-finals
Venezuela 3 Canada 0 (26-24, 25-16, 29-27)
Cuba 3 Dominican Rep. 1 (25-18, 21-25, 25-18, 25-11)
Seventh Place
Puerto Rico 3 Barbados 0 (29-27, 25-20, 25-18)
 
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