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The weightlifter has won two gold medals. Hernández, Rodríguez and Peña also won medals of this color
Crismery Santana showed his power in the 90 kg category of the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games held in Barranquilla, Colombia.
The 23-year-old weightlifter He took the plunge when he won the gold medals at the start and cleanup yesterday at the penultimate day of the weightlifting tournament of the multisport event. "I'm not confident, but I'm sure of myself, I'm going for both gold medals and the record, I'm going to give the best of myself," Crismery said a few days before the competition.
The native of the province of San Pedro de Macorís affirmed her words. At the start, he was in first place with 107 kilos at the first stint, 112 at the second and third at 114, a record for the Central American and Caribbean Games.
The silver medal of this specialty was for the Venezuelan Naryori Pérez, with 113, and the bronze was won by Mirufay Morillo, also from Venezuela, with 100 kilos. In addition, Crismery has also shown its strength. She raised 136 kilos on her first try and in the second she completed 141 kilos, but in the third she failed with 143, remaining with the mark and category record with 141 kilos.
Yineisy Paola Reyes won the bronze medal in 69 kilos of the boot. Yineisy completed the first two attempts with respectively 95 and 98 kilos, and failed in the third with 103 kilos, leaving his mark at 95.
Taekwondo flashed
Two medals gold and two of The bronze was the last day of taekwondo at the XXIII Games of Central America and the Caribbean. Moisés Hernández, at least 80 kilos, was crowned champion when he beat Mexican Uriel Adriano in the final with a score of 17-10
Katherine Rodríguez returned to the podium of the Central American and Caribbean Games when gold was hung in the top category 73 kilos. With the gold medal, Katherine exceeds her performance at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, in 2010 when she won the silver medal in the 67 kilos, and at Veracruz, Mexico, 2014 is not on the podium. Deysy Montes de Oca also won the bronze medal at 67 kilos and Fraily Mora was eliminated in the semifinal following a right knee injury in her fight against Cuban Robelis Despaigne in more than 87 kilos.
] Peña prevailed and Nin won the bronze
The gymnast Yamilet Peña was crowned champion of the artistic gymnastics tournament. In this way, Yamilet won his first gold medal at the Central American Games, since he failed in Mayagüez in 2010 and Veracruz in Mexico in 2014.
D & # 39; On the other hand, the award winning Audrys Nin Reyes remained with the bronze medal in men's bowls by scoring a score of 13,025. [19659004] Peña will compete today at 3:30 pm in the afternoon (4:30 pm Dominican time) in the final beam, while Henry Campusano and Audrys Nin Reyes, at the same time, will act in the last men's jump. At 4:15 pm (5:15 pm MD), Nin Reyes will compete in the finals of the parallel bars and fixed bars
Match today
The weight tournament is coming today # 39 on his last day at the U Coliseum of the Atlantic. At 11:00 am (12:00 pm Dominican time), Juan Luis Campos will climb the platform to 105 kilos; Verónica Saladín, at 1:00 in the afternoon, will compete in more than 90 kilos, while Jherson Merán and Luis Alberto Coca will compete in more than 105 kilos, at 3:00 pm (16:00 pm Dominican)
In volleyball, the queens of the Caribbean will play the semifinal against the Puerto Rican team at 20:00. at the Colosseum Humberto Perea, while the women's softball team will face Cuba at 11:00 at the Pequeñas Ligas stadium.
They will also be in the women's handball field against Mexico; women's field hockey against Cuba, as well as clay pigeon shooting, marksmanship, diving and sailing.
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