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CITY OF MEXICO (apro) .- The women's football team has revalidated the title of the Games of Central America and the Caribbean after beating the representative of Costa Rica 3-1 in Barranquilla, Colombia .
With this achievement, the women's representative got what the men's selection could not do, who, like them, came to these games with the idea of revalidating the title obtained four years ago to Veracruz, but they were eliminated in the group stage.
Golenti Charlyn Corral, Kenti Robles and Kaitlyn Jonhson scored for the Mexican team at the Estadio Moderno Julio Torres.
Although Mexico dominated the first half, they had to overcome Katherine Alvarado's goal for a foul in the penalty box.
Charlyn Corral, "Pichichi" – top scorer – of the Spanish league, tied the score 59 minutes from a shot on goalkeeper Maria Bermudez, after several approaches The Mexican team
Two minutes later, Kenti Robles doubled the Mexicans with an accurate header after the help of Corral. And a minute later Katlyn Jonhson sentenced the scorer with a penalty, already with the control of the play of the tricolor representative.
By the end of day 12 of the activities at Barranquilla 2018, Mexico already has virtually the title of Central American Games and the Caribbean with a total of 104 gold, 85 silver and 63 gold medals. bronze
Cuba, on the other hand, finally reached the host country, with 54 gold medals.
The Other Gold Medals
Rut Castillo awarded Mexico the hundredth gold medal in rhythmic gymnastics. The Mexican, monarch of the all-around competition, received a score of 15,100 points to leave the silver medal to his compatriot Marina Malpica (15,000). The bronze medal was awarded to Puerto Rican Giuliana Cusnier (13,700).
Castillo also hung the ribbon gold medal with 13,000 points, to impose on the Puerto Rican Ana Aponte and Giuliana Cusnier, who obtained 12,500 and 12,050 units
In the last competition , with three balls and two ropes, the Mexican team won the silver medal. The national team got 15 100 points, 850 less than first place, which was occupied by Cuba. Venezuela retained the bronze by recording 13,100.
As if that were not enough, the representative of Mexico won the gold in the five-ring competition after defeating Cuba and Venezuela in the second half. respective order.
score of 19: 350, followed by Cubans and Venezuelans.
And in ball mode, Mexico achieved the 1-2: Marina Malpica won the gold with a score of 14,800, while Ledia Juárez recorded 100 fewer units than her compatriot (14,700).
In athletics, Jesús Tonatiu López climbed to the top of the podium in the 800 meters of track and field with a time of 1: 45.2, while Puerto Ricans Ryan Yavel Sánchez and Wesley Joel Vázquez won the podium. silver and bronze
. In tennis, Mexico added another gold medal, thanks to Giuliana Olmos and Fernanda Contreras, crowned in doubles when they won by 2 sets to the Colombian couple formed by Mariana Duque and Camila Osorio, for 6 -3 and 10-4
Previously, Giuliana won the bronze medal in the individual event after defeating Trinidad and Tobago representative Breana Stampli, 2-0
In badminton, gold also went to Mexico in mixed teams mode. Mexicans won 3-2 to Cuba's representatives
In judo, Edna Carrillo won gold in the under 48 kilos category after defeating Melissa Hurtado of Cuba.
For her part, Luz Olvera stayed with the money after losing the final in -52 kilos ahead of Panamanian Kristine Jiménez.
On the men's side, Moisés Rosado also lost the last -55 kilos against the Venezuelan Samuel Lameda, by Ippon in a time of 2.22 minutes. [19659002OtherCompatriotJoseRuizaalsoulperdulorientedbyIpponen2:04contreleColombianJohanRojas
In the ladies, Daniela Rodríguez hung bronze in the division -44 kilos, thanks to his triumph over the Nicaraguan Jennifer Sarria, by Wazari in 4.00 minutes
In turn, Mariana Díaz, Rita Fátima and Luis Román reached silver and two bronzes in the categories 50kg, 53kg and the Greco-Roman 130kg fight:
Mariana was defeated Colombian Carolina Castillo's final 8-0 To keep the money, Rita Rojas won the bronze medal against Puerto Rican Gabriela Ramos
Luis Alberto Román also won the bronze medal by beating Jose Noel Erazo, of El Salvador, by a score of 7-3.
And in basketball, the so-called 12 Warriors beat their second victory by beating defending champion Dominican Republic 72-69 in the car wheel set
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