Mexico at the 1991 Pan American Games

The 11th Pan American Games were held in Havana, Cuba from August 2 to August 18, 1991.

Mexico at the 1991 Pan American Games
IOC code	MEX
NOC	Comité Olímpico Mexicano (in Spanish)
in Havana 8–18 August 1991
Medals Ranked 5th	Gold 14 Silver 23 Bronze 38 Total 75
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Medals

Gold

Athletics

1. Men's 5000 metres - Arturo Barrios
2. Men's 10000 metres - Martín Pitayo
3. Men's 50 kilometre road walk - Carlos Mercenario
4. Women's 10000 metres - María del Carmen Díaz
5. Women's Marathon - Olga Appell
6. Women's 50 kilometre road walk - Graciela Mendoza

Bowling

1. Women's Masters - Edda Piccini

Judo

1. Men's Lightweight - Mario González

Rowing

1. Men's Single sculls - Joaquín Gómez
2. Men's Lightweight Single sculls - Miguel García
3. Men's Lightweight Coxless Pairs - Mexico
4. Women's Double sculls - Mexico

Shooting

1. Men's Team 10 metre air pistol - Mexico

Tennis

1. Men's singles - Luis-Enrique Herrera

Silver

Archery

1. Men's Recurve Team
2. Women's Recurve Team

Athletics

1. Men's 5000 metres - Ignacio Fragoso
2. Men's 20 kilometre road walk - Joel Sánchez Guerrero
3. Men's 50 kilometre road walk - Miguel Ángel Rodríguez
4. Women's 3000 metres - María del Carmen Díaz

Boxing

1. Men's Light Flyweight - Ricardo Sánchez López
2. Men's Light Welterweight - Edgar Ruiz

Canoeing

1. Men's C-2 500 metres - Mexico
2. Men's C-2 1000 metres - Mexico

Diving

1. Men's 10m Platform - Jesús Mena

Fencing

1. Women's Individual épée - Angélica Dueñas

Football

1. Men's Team - Mexico

Gymnastics

1. Men's Horizontal Bar - Luis López

Rowing

1. Women's Single sculls - Martha García
2. Women's Lightweight Single sculls - María Montoya

Sailing

1. Women's 470 - Mexico

Synchronized swimming

1. Women's Duet - Sonia Cárdeñas & Lourdes Olivera

Taekwondo

1. Men's 54 kg - Agustín Ayala

Tennis

1. Men's Doubles - Mexico

Wrestling

1. Men's Freestyle (52 kg) - Bernardo Olvera
2. Men's Freestyle (74 kg) - Felipe Guzman

Bronze

Archery

1. Men's Recurve: Ricardo Rojas
2. Men's Recurve 30 m: Ricardo Rojas
3. Men's Recurve 50 m: Ricardo Rojas
4. Men's Recurve 70 m: Eduardo Messmacher
5. Men's Recurve 90 m: Ricardo Rojas
6. Women's Recurve: Aurora Bretón
7. Women's Recurve 30 m: Aurora Bretón
8. Women's Recurve 50 m: Miriam Véliz
9. Women's Recurve 60 m: Alejandra Garcia
10. Women's Recurve 70 m: Aurora Bretón

Athletics

1. Women's 10000 metres - María Luisa Servín
2. Women's 10000 metre track walk - Maricela Chávez

Bowling

1. Men's Team - Alfonso Rodríguez, Daniel Falconi, Luis Javier Iserte, Roberto Silva
2. Women's Team - Edda Piccini, Ana Maria Avila, Leticia Rosas, Celia Flores

Boxing

1. Men's Bantamweight - Javier Calderón
2. Men's Featherweight - Arnulfo Castillo
3. Men's Welterweight - Santos Beltrán

Canoeing

1. Men's C-1 500 metres - José Ferrer

Diving

1. Men's 1m Springboard - Jorge Mondragon
2. Men's 3m Springboard - Jorge Mondragon

Equestrian

1. Team dressage - Mexico

Fencing

1. Women's individual épée - Yolitzin Martínez
2. Women's team épée - Mexico

Gymnastics

1. Men's Parallel Bars - Luis López
2. Men's Parallel Bars - Alejandro Peniche
3. Men's Vault - Alejandro Peniche
4. Men's Team - Mexico

Rowing

1. Men's Quadruple sculls - Mexico
2. Men's Lightweight quadruple sculls - Mexico
3. Women's Quadruple sculls - Mexico

Sailing

1. Men's Finn - Erick Mergenthaler

Swimming

1. Men's 100m freestyle: Rodrigo González
2. Women's 4×100m Medley Relay: Heike Koerner, Monique Piñon, Gabriela Gaja, Laura Sánchez
3. Women's 4×200m Freestyle Relay: Lorenza Muñoz, Maria S.Rivera, Heike Koerner, Laura Sánchez

Synchronized swimming

1. Women's Solo - Sonia Cárdeñas

Taekwondo

1. Men's 58 kg - Rafael Zúñiga
2. Men's 70 kg - Víctor Estrada

Tennis

1. Men's Doubles - Mexico
2. Women's Doubles - Mexico

Wrestling

1. Men's Greco-Roman (68 kg) - Juan Mora

See also

• Mexico at the 1990 Central American and Caribbean Games
• Mexico at the 1992 Summer Olympics