The events were dominated by Cuban athletes, whereas teams like Jamaica did not send their strongest athletes. With 21 gold medals, Cuba won nearly half of the events and 45 medals were won by the country's athletes. Mexico was the next most successful nation, winning eight golds and fourteen medals overall. The hosts Colombia took third place on the medal tally, having won four golds, but also had the second greatest medal haul with nineteen in total. Jamaica, the Netherlands Antilles and Panama were the only other nations at the competition to win two golds or more.
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Medal tableedit
Cuban hurdler Dayron Robles broke a games record to win his gold medal.Ana Guevara of Mexico retained her 400 m title from 2002.Churandy Martina won both golds for the Netherlands Antilles.
Note: Medal count excludes Dorian Scott's gold in the men's shot put as he was disqualified from the competition after a positive test for marijuana.[1]
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The athletics competition at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games took place at the Estadio Pedro de Heredia in Cartagena Colombia and lasted from July 25 to July 29 There were 23 events for men and 21 for women A total of ten Games records were broken at the competition in addition to a number of national records Athletics at the XX CAC GamesThe host stadiumDatesJuly 25 29Host cityCartagena ColombiaVenueEstadio Pedro de HerediaEvents44Participation444 athletes from 31 nationsRecords set10 Games records 2002 San Salvador2010 Mayaguez 2006 CAC Games The events were dominated by Cuban athletes whereas teams like Jamaica did not send their strongest athletes With 21 gold medals Cuba won nearly half of the events and 45 medals were won by the country s athletes Mexico was the next most successful nation winning eight golds and fourteen medals overall The hosts Colombia took third place on the medal tally having won four golds but also had the second greatest medal haul with nineteen in total Jamaica the Netherlands Antilles and Panama were the only other nations at the competition to win two golds or more Contents 1 Results 1 1 Men 1 2 Women 2 Medal table 3 Participating nations 4 ReferencesResults editMain article Athletics at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games Results Men edit Games Gold Silver Bronze 100 metres Churandy Martina nbsp Netherlands Antilles 10 06 GR Derrick Atkins nbsp Bahamas 10 13 Jacey Harper nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 10 33 200 metres Xavier Brown nbsp Jamaica 20 74 Hawar Murillo nbsp Colombia 20 78 Andrew Hinds nbsp Barbados 20 83 400 metres Yeimer Lopez nbsp Cuba 45 28 Alleyne Francique nbsp Grenada 45 44 Arismendy Peguero nbsp Dominican Republic 45 55 800 metres Andy Gonzalez nbsp Cuba 1 46 26 Sherridan Kirk nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 1 46 55 Maury Castillo nbsp Cuba 1 47 60 1500 metres Juan Luis Barrios nbsp Mexico 3 42 52 David Freeman nbsp Puerto Rico 3 43 84 Maury Castillo nbsp Cuba 3 43 93 5000 metres Juan Luis Barrios nbsp Mexico 14 09 08 Alejandro Suarez nbsp Mexico 14 10 58 Norbert Gutierrez nbsp Cuba 14 13 50 10 000 metres Jose David Galvan nbsp Mexico 29 40 08 Javier Alexander Guarin nbsp Colombia 29 41 51 Norbert Gutierrez nbsp Cuba 29 50 53 110 m hurdles Dayron Robles nbsp Cuba 13 12 GR Paulo Cesar Villar nbsp Colombia 13 29 NR AR Yoel Hernandez nbsp Cuba 13 51 400 m hurdles Bayano Kamani nbsp Panama 49 44 Ian Weakley nbsp Jamaica 49 74 Bryan Steele nbsp Jamaica 50 12 3000 m steeplechase Alex Greaux nbsp Puerto Rico 8 44 51 Nestor Nieves nbsp Venezuela 8 44 86 Jose Alberto Sanchez nbsp Cuba 8 46 05 Marathon Procopio Franco nbsp Mexico 2 24 35 Juan Carlos Cardona nbsp Colombia 2 27 43 Alfredo Arevalo nbsp Guatemala 2 28 27 4 100 m relay nbsp Netherlands Antilles Brian MarianoPrince KwidamaJairo DuzantChurandy Martina 39 29 nbsp Bahamas Adrian GriffithDerrick AtkinsRodney GreenDominic Demeritte 39 44 nbsp Jamaica Lerone ClarkeXavier BrownHerbert McGregorCarl Barrett 39 45 4 400 m relay nbsp Jamaica Sanjay AyreLeford GreenRicardo ChambersBryan Steele 3 01 78 GR nbsp Trinidad and Tobago Renny QuowKevon PierreJamil JamesDamion Barry 3 02 65 nbsp Dominican Republic Felix SanchezArismendi PegueroCarlos SantaYoel Tapia 3 03 25 20 km race walk Luis Fernando Lopez nbsp Colombia 1 24 20 Eder Sanchez nbsp Mexico 1 26 30 Luis Fernando Garcia nbsp Guatemala 1 29 50 High jump Gilmar Mayo nbsp Colombia 2 19 Trevor Barry nbsp Bahamas 2 16 Gerardo Martinez nbsp Mexico 2 16 Pole vault Robinson Pratt nbsp Mexico 5 50 NR Dominic Johnson nbsp Saint Lucia 5 20 David Rojas nbsp Colombia 4 60 Long jump Irving Saladino nbsp Panama 8 29 Ivan Pedroso nbsp Cuba 7 92 Ibrahim Camejo nbsp Cuba 7 83 Triple jump Yoandri Betanzos nbsp Cuba 17 46 GR Alexis Copello nbsp Cuba 16 85 Wilbert Walker nbsp Jamaica 16 35 Shot put Dorian Scott nbsp Jamaica 20 34 NR 1 Alexis Paumier nbsp Cuba 18 26 Reynaldo Proenza nbsp Cuba 18 03 Discus throw Yunior Lastre nbsp Cuba 57 00 Jason Morgan nbsp Jamaica 56 56 Hector Hurtado nbsp Venezuela 52 60 Hammer throw Noleysi Bicet nbsp Cuba 69 56 Iosvany Suarez nbsp Cuba 67 62 Aldo Bello nbsp Venezuela 62 55 Javelin throw Guillermo Martinez nbsp Cuba 84 91 GR Yudel Moreno nbsp Cuba 78 44 Noraldo Palacios nbsp Colombia 74 10 Decathlon Alexis Chivas nbsp Cuba 7551 Carlos Paterson nbsp Cuba 7203 Andres Horacio Mantilla nbsp Colombia 7157 WR world record AR area record CR championship record GR games record NR national record OR Olympic record PB personal best SB season best WL world leading in a given season Women edit Games Gold Silver Bronze 100 metres Tahesia Harrigan nbsp British Virgin Islands 11 15 Laverne Jones nbsp U S Virgin Islands 11 50 Virgil Hodge nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis 11 52 200 metres Roxana Diaz nbsp Cuba 22 76 GR Virgil Hodge nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis 23 09 Jade Bailey nbsp Barbados 23 32 400 metres Ana Guevara nbsp Mexico 50 99 Hazel Ann Regis nbsp Grenada 51 16 Kineke Alexander nbsp Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 52 04 800 metres Zulia Calatayud nbsp Cuba 2 05 26 Rosibel Garcia nbsp Colombia 2 05 78 Gabriela Medina nbsp Mexico 2 06 15 1500 metres Rosibel Garcia nbsp Colombia 4 18 29 GR Yuneisy Santiusty nbsp Cuba 4 19 32 Lysaira del Valle nbsp Puerto Rico 4 21 84 5000 metres Bertha Sanchez nbsp Colombia 16 17 13 Dulce Maria Rodriguez nbsp Mexico 16 18 15 Madai Perez nbsp Mexico 16 19 38 Marathon Maria Elena Valencia nbsp Mexico 2 45 49 Yailen Garcia nbsp Cuba 2 51 43 Iglandini Gonzalez nbsp Colombia 2 54 05 100 m hurdles Anay Tejeda nbsp Cuba 12 86 Nadine Faustin nbsp Haiti 12 91 Toni Ann D Oyley nbsp Jamaica 13 10 400 m hurdles Daimi Pernia nbsp Cuba 55 32 Josanne Lucas nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 55 60 Melaine Walker nbsp Jamaica 55 97 4 100 m relay nbsp Cuba Virgen BenavidesMisleidys LazoRoxana DiazAnay Tejeda 43 29 nbsp Colombia Yomara HinestrozaFelipa PalaciosDarlenys ObregonNorma Gonzalez 44 32 nbsp Bahamas Savatheda FynesShandra BrownTamica ClarkeT Shonda Webb 44 34 4 400 m relay nbsp Mexico Ruth GrajedaAna GuevaraGabriela MedinaMayra Gonzalez 3 29 92 nbsp Jamaica Clora WilliamsShevon StoddartMelaine WalkerAlthea Chambers 3 32 86 nbsp Cuba Ana PenaDaimi PerniaYenima ArencibiaZulia Calatayud 3 36 34 20 km race walk Cristina Lopez nbsp El Salvador 1 38 26 Evelyn Nunez nbsp Guatemala 1 39 37 Sandra Zapata nbsp Colombia 1 41 37 High jump Juana Arrendel nbsp Dominican Republic 1 93 Caterine Ibarguen nbsp Colombia 1 88 Levern Spencer nbsp Saint Lucia 1 88 Pole vault Maryoris Sanchez nbsp Cuba 4 10 GR Yarisley Silva nbsp Cuba 3 95 Keisa Monterola nbsp Venezuela 3 85 Long jump Yudelkis Fernandez nbsp Cuba 6 37 Caterine Ibarguen nbsp Colombia 6 36 Tanika Liburd nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis 6 23 Triple jump Mabel Gay nbsp Cuba 14 20 Yudelkis Fernandez nbsp Cuba 13 87 Johana Trivino nbsp Colombia 13 71 Shot put Yumileidi Cumba nbsp Cuba 19 31 Misleydis Gonzalez nbsp Cuba 18 80 Cleopatra Borel nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 18 33 Discus throw Yania Ferrales nbsp Cuba 59 70 Yarelis Barrios nbsp Cuba 58 22 Keisha Walkes nbsp Barbados 48 10 Hammer throw Yipsi Moreno nbsp Cuba 70 22 GR Yunaika Crawford nbsp Cuba 67 88 Johana Moreno nbsp Colombia 65 51 NR Javelin throw Sonia Bisset nbsp Cuba 63 30 NR Osleidys Menendez nbsp Cuba 59 94 Laverne Eve nbsp Bahamas 57 29 Heptathlon Yuleidis Limonta nbsp Cuba 5952 GR Juana Castillo nbsp Dominican Republic 5664 Gretchen Quintana nbsp Cuba 5584 WR world record AR area record CR championship record GR games record NR national record OR Olympic record PB personal best SB season best WL world leading in a given season Medal table edit nbsp Cuban hurdler Dayron Robles broke a games record to win his gold medal nbsp Ana Guevara of Mexico retained her 400 m title from 2002 nbsp Churandy Martina won both golds for the Netherlands Antilles Host nation Colombia RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 nbsp Cuba211410452 nbsp Mexico833143 nbsp Colombia 487194 nbsp Jamaica235105 nbsp Netherlands Antilles2002 nbsp Panama20027 nbsp Dominican Republic11248 nbsp Puerto Rico11139 nbsp British Virgin Islands1001 nbsp El Salvador100111 nbsp Bahamas0325 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago032513 nbsp Grenada020214 nbsp Venezuela013415 nbsp Guatemala0123 nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis012317 nbsp Saint Lucia011218 nbsp Haiti0101 nbsp U S Virgin Islands010120 nbsp Barbados003321 nbsp Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0011Totals 21 entries 434444131 Note Medal count excludes Dorian Scott s gold in the men s shot put as he was disqualified from the competition after a positive test for marijuana 1 Participating nations edit nbsp Antigua and Barbuda 6 nbsp Bahamas 19 nbsp Barbados 10 nbsp Belize 3 nbsp Bermuda 2 nbsp British Virgin Islands 7 nbsp Cayman Islands 4 nbsp Colombia 49 nbsp Costa Rica 3 nbsp Cuba 61 nbsp Dominica 5 nbsp Dominican Republic 36 nbsp Grenada 4 nbsp Guatemala 13 nbsp Guyana 3 nbsp Haiti 7 nbsp Honduras 11 nbsp Jamaica 39 nbsp Mexico 38 nbsp Netherlands Antilles 4 nbsp Nicaragua 2 nbsp Panama 7 nbsp Puerto Rico 26 nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis 13 nbsp Saint Lucia 6 nbsp Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 4 nbsp El Salvador 4 nbsp Suriname 1 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 23 nbsp United States Virgin Islands 6 nbsp Venezuela 28 References edit a b Doping Rule Violation IAAF 2007 04 24 Retrieved on 2010 08 30 Results Official site results at the Wayback Machine archived 2007 10 06 in Spanish Montesinos Enrique 2013 The Oldest Regional Games Central American amp Caribbean Sports Games PDF CACSO Full results AthleCAC org CACAC Reports Robinson Javier Clavelo 2006 07 24 Athletics ready to start 20th Central American and Caribbean Games PREVIEW IAAF Retrieved on 2010 08 21 Robinson Javier Clavelo 2006 07 26 Guevara and Martinez shine CAC Games Day One IAAF Retrieved on 2010 08 21 Robinson Javier Clavelo 2006 07 27 Robles and Martina break Games records CAC Games Day Two IAAF Retrieved on 2010 08 21 Robinson Javier Clavelo 2006 07 28 Betanzos Moreno Cumba lead Cuban sweep CAC Games Day 3 IAAF Retrieved on 2010 08 21 Robinson Javier Clavelo 2006 07 30 Cuba dominates last day CAC Games Day 5 IAAF Retrieved on 2010 08 21 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Athletics at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games amp oldid 1194668026, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
