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Mexico at the 1995 Pan American Games

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Mexico at the
1995 Pan American Games
IOC codeMEX
NOCComité Olímpico Mexicano (in Spanish)
in Mar del Plata, Argentina
March 12–26, 1995
Medals
Ranked 5th
Gold
23
Silver
20
Bronze
37
Total
80
Pan American Games appearances (overview)

The 12th Pan American Games were held in Mar del Plata, Argentina from March 12 to March 26, 1995.

Medals

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Gold

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  1. Men's 5000 meters - Armando Quintanilla
  2. Men's 10000 meters -Armando Quintanilla
  3. Men's Marathon - Benjamín Paredes
  4. Men's 50 kilometer road walk - Carlos Mercenario
  5. Women's 5000 metres - Adriana Fernandez
  6. Women's 10000 metre track walk - Graciela Mendoza
  1. Men's 30m Frontenis - Mexico
  2. Women's 30m Frontenis - Mexico
  3. Open 36m Mano Singles - Mexico
  4. Open 36m Mano Doubles - Mexico
  5. Open Trinquete Mano - Mexico
  6. Open Trinquete Mano Doubles - Mexico
  1. Men's 3m Springboard - Fernando Platas
  2. Men's 10m Platform - Fernando Platas
  1. Individual dressage - Patrick Burssens
  2. Team dressage - Mexico
  1. Men's Finweight (50 kg) - Carlos Ayala
  2. Men's Flyweight (54 kg) - Rubén Palafox
  3. Men's Bantamweight (58 kg) - Rafael Zúñiga
  4. Men's Middleweight (83 kg) - Víctor Estrada
  5. Women's Finweight (43 kg) - Liliana Aguirre
  6. Women's Middleweight (70 kg) - Monica del Real

Silver

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  1. Men's 20 kilometer road walk - Daniel Garcia
  2. Men's 50 kilometer road walk -
  3. Women's 5000 metres - María del Carmen Díaz
  1. Women's Trinquete Goma - Mexico
  2. Open 30m Goma - Mexico
  3. Open 36m Corta - Mexico
  1. Women's doubles - Georgina Serratos, Gabriela Sandoval
  2. Women's All-Events - Edda Piccini
  1. Men's C-1 1000 metres - Juan Martinez
  2. Men's C-2 500 metres - Mexico
  3. Women's K-1 500 metres - Erika Duron
  1. Men's Individual Time Trial (Road) - Jesús Zárate
  2. Women's 3,000 m Points Race (Track) - Belem Guerrero
  1. Men's 1m Springboard - Fernando Platas
  2. Men's 10m Platform - Juan Acosta
  1. Show jumping - Romandia Jaime Azcarraga
  2. Team Show jumping - Mexico
  1. Team - Mexico
  1. Women's Lightweight coxless pair - Mexico
  1. Men's Greco-Roman (48 kg) - Enrique Aguilar

Bronze

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  1. Men's Decathlon - Alejandro Cárdenas
  2. 4 x 100 meters relay - Jaime Barragán, Carlos Villaseñor, Salvador Miranda, Alejandro Cárdenas
  3. Women's 10000 metres - María del Carmen Díaz
  4. Women's Marathon - Emma Cabrera
  5. Women's 10000 metre track walk - Francisca Martinez
  1. Women's Recurve - Marisol Bretón
  2. Women's Recurve 50 m - Marisol Bretón
  3. Women's Recurve 60 m - Marisol Bretón
  4. Women's Recurve 70 m - Marisol Bretón
  1. Open 36m Cuero - Mexico
  2. Trinquete Cuero - Mexico
  1. Men's Singles - Marco Zepeda
  1. Men's C-1 500 metres - Juan Martinez
  2. Men's C-2 1000 metres - Mexico
  3. Women's K-2 500 metres - Mexico
  1. Women's 1,000 m Sprint (Track) - Nancy Contreras
  2. Women's 3,000 m Individual Pursuit (Track) - Belem Guerrero Méndez
  1. Show jumping - Flavier Ximenez
  1. Women's Individual épée - Yolitzin Martinez
  1. Women's doubles - Mexico
  2. Women's team - Mexico
  1. Men's Lightweight quadruple sculls - Mexico
  2. Men's Lightweight coxless pair - Mexico
  3. Women's Lightweight single sculls - Andrea Bradstret
  4. Women's Lightweight double sculls - Mexico
  1. Men's 4 × 200 m Free Relay - Oscar Sotelo, Nelson Vargas, José Castellanos, Jorge Anaya
  1. Duet - Wendy Aguilar & Lilian Leal
  2. Team - Mexico
  1. Women's Bantamweight (51 kg) - Patricia Mariscal
  2. Women's Featherweight (55 kg) - Veronica Marquez
  1. Men's Tricks - Sergio Font
  2. Women's Jump - Andrea Gaytán
  1. Greco-Roman (57 kg) - Armando Fernández García
  2. Greco-Roman (90 kg) - Mario Alberto González

Results by event

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References

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