2003 Pan American Games

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These page shows the results of the 2003 Pan American Games, held on August 10, 2003 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. For the third time, Triathlon was a part of the multi-sports event of the America's.

Men's Track

Event:	Gold:		Silver:		Bronze:
100 m^[1]	Michael Frater Jamaica	10.21	Mardy Scales United States	10.22	Anson Henry Canada	10.30
100 m^[1]
200 m	Kenny Brokenburr United States	20.42	Christopher Williams Jamaica	20.54	André da Silva Brazil	20.68
200 m
400 m	Mitch Potter United States	45.11	Geyman López Cuba	45.13	Alleyne Francique Grenada	45.51
400 m
800 m	Achraf Tadili Canada	1:45.05	Osmar dos Santos Brazil	1:45.64	Fabiano Peçanha Brazil	1:46.39
800 m
1500 m	Hudson de Souza Brazil	3:45.72	Michael Stember United States	3:46.31	Grant Robison United States	3:46.68
1500 m
5000 m	Hudson de Souza Brazil	13:50.71	José David Galván Mexico	13:52.92	Marílson dos Santos Brazil	13:56.90
5000 m
10,000 m	Teodoro Vega Mexico	28:49.38	Marílson dos Santos Brazil	28:49.48	Dan Browne United States	29:06.23
10,000 m
Marathon	Vanderlei de Lima Brazil	2:19:08	Bruce Deacon Canada	2:20:35	Diego Colorado Colombia	2:21:48
Marathon
3000 m st.	Néstor Nieves Venezuela	8:34.26	Joël Bourgeois Canada	8:36.78	Anthony Famiglietti United States	8:40.22
3000 m st.
110 m H	Yuniel Hernández Cuba	13.35	Larry Wade United States	13.35	Márcio de Souza Brazil	13.45
110 m H
400 m H	Félix Sánchez Dominican Republic	48.19	Eric Thomas United States	48.74	Dean Griffiths Jamaica	49.35
400 m H
20 km Walk	Jefferson Pérez Ecuador	1:23:06	Bernardo Segura Mexico	1:23:31	Alejandro López Mexico	1:24:33
20 km Walk
50 km Walk	Germán Sánchez Mexico	4:05:01	Mário dos Santos Brazil	4:07:36	Luis García Guatemala	4:12:14
50 km Walk
4 X 100 m^[1]	Brazil Vicente de Lima Edson Ribeiro André da Silva Claudinei da Silva	38.44	Trinidad and Tobago Niconnor Alexander Marc Burns Ato Boldon Darrel Brown	38.53	Cuba José César José Peña Luis Alexander Reyes Juan Pita	39.09
4 X 100 m^[1]
4 X 400 m	Jamaica Michael Campbell Sanjay Ayre Lansford Spence Davian Clarke	3:01.81	United States Mitchell Potter Ja'Warren Hooker Adam Steele James Davis	3:01.87	Dominican Republic Arismendy Peguero, Carlos Santa, Julio Vidal, Felix Sanchez	3:02.02
4 X 400 m
AR Area record \| CR championship record \| NR national record \| OR Olympic record \| PB/PR personal best/record \| SB seasonal best \| WL world leading (in a given season) \| WR world record

Men's Field

Event:	Gold:		Silver:		Bronze:
High jump	Germaine Mason Jamaica	2.34	Jamie Nieto United States	2.28	Terrance Woods United States	2.22
High jump
Pole vault	Toby Stevenson United States	5.45	Russ Buller United States	5.40	Dominic Johnson Saint Lucia	5.40
Pole vault
Long jump	Iván Pedroso Cuba	8.23	Luis Meliz Cuba	8.20	Víctor Castillo Venezuela	7.98
Long jump
Triple jump men	Yoandri Betanzos Cuba	17.26	Jadel Gregório Brazil	17.03	Yoelbi Quesada Cuba	16.78
Triple jump men
Shot put	Reese Hoffa United States	20.95	Marco Antonio Verni Chile	20.14	Brad Snyder Canada	20.10
Shot put
Discus	Jason Tunks Canada	63.70	Frank Casañas Cuba	62.61	Loy Martínez Cuba	61.36
Discus
Hammer	Juan Cerra Argentina	75.53	James Parker United States	74.35	Yosvany Suárez Cuba	70.24
Hammer
Javelin	Emeterio González Cuba	81.72	Isbel Luaces Cuba	80.95	Breaux Greer United States	79.21
Javelin
Decathlon	Stephen Moore United States	7809 pts	Luiggy Llanos {{flagIOC\|PUR}	7704 pts	Yonelvis Águila Cuba	7593 pts
Decathlon
AR Area record \| CR championship record \| NR national record \| OR Olympic record \| PB/PR personal best/record \| SB seasonal best \| WL world leading (in a given season) \| WR world record

Women's Track

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m	Lauryn Williams United States	11.12	Angela Williams United States	11.15	Liliana Allen Mexico	11.28
100 m	Wind: +1.6
200 m	Roxana Díaz Cuba	22.69	Cydonie Mothersill Cayman Islands	22.86	Allyson Felix United States	22.93
200 m	Wind: +1.3
400 m	Ana Guevara Mexico	50.36	Hazel-Ann Regis Grenada	51.56	Aliann Pompey Guyana	52.06
400 m
800 m^[2]	Adriana Muñoz Cuba	2:02.56	Marian Burnett Guyana	2:03.58	Christiane dos Santos Brazil	2:04.37
800 m^[2]
1500 m	Adriana Muñoz Cuba	4:09.57	Mary Jayne Harrelson United States	4:09.72	Mardrea Hyman Jamaica	4:10.08
1500 m
5000 m	Adriana Fernández Mexico	15:30.65	Nora Rocha Mexico	15:40.98	Nicole Jefferson United States	15:42.40
5000 m
10 000 m	Adriana Fernández Mexico	33:16.05	Yudelkis Martínez Cuba	33:55.12	Bertha Sánchez Colombia	33:56.17
10 000 m
Marathon	Márcia Narloch Brazil	2:39:54	Mariela González Cuba	2:42:55	Erika Olivera Chile	2:44:52
Marathon
100 m H	Brigitte Foster Jamaica	12.67	Perdita Felicien Canada	12.70	Lacena Golding-Clarke Jamaica	12.79
100 m H	Wind: -0.3
400 m H	Joanna Hayes United States	54.77	Daimí Pernía Cuba	55.10	Andrea Blackett Barbados	55.24
400 m H
20 km Walk	Victoria Palacios Mexico	1:35:16	Rosario Sánchez Mexico	1:35:21	Joanne Dow United States	1:35:48
20 km Walk
4 X 100 m	United States Angela Williams Consuella Moore Angela Daigle Lauryn Williams	43.06	Cuba Dainelky Pérez Roxana Díaz Virgen Benavides Mileydis Lazo	43.40	Jamaica Lacena Golding-Clarke Judyth Kitson Shellene Williams Danielle Browning	43.71
4 X 100 m
4 X 400 m	United States Me'Lisa Barber Moushami Robinson Julian Clay De'Hashia Trotter	3:27.76	Jamaica Naleya Downer Michelle Burgher Novlene Williams Allison Beckford	3:27.34	Brazil Maria Almirão Josiane Tito Geisa Coutinho Lucimar Teodoro	3:28.07
4 X 400 m
AR Area record \| CR championship record \| NR national record \| OR Olympic record \| PB/PR personal best/record \| SB seasonal best \| WL world leading (in a given season) \| WR world record

Women's Field

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
High Jump	Juana Arrendel Dominican Republic	1.94	Romary Rifka Mexico	1.94	Yarianny Argüelles Cuba	1.89
High Jump
Pole Vault	Melissa Mueller United States	4.40	Carolina Torres Chile	4.30	Stephanie McCann Canada	4.20
Pole Vault
Long Jump	Alice Falaiye Canada	6.43	Jackie Edwards Bahamas	6.41	Yargelis Savigne Cuba	6.40
Long Jump
Triple Jump	Mabel Gay Cuba	14.42	Yuliana Perez United States	13.99	Yusmay Bicet Cuba	13.90
Triple Jump
Shot Put	Yumileidi Cumbá Cuba	19.31	Elisângela Adriano Brazil	18.48	Flor Vásquez Dominican Republic	18.14
Shot Put
Discus	Aretha Hill United States	63.30	Ana Elys Fernández Cuba	61.26	Yania Ferrales Cuba	60.03
Discus
Hammer	Yipsi Moreno Cuba	74.25	Yunaika Crawford Cuba	69.57	Candice Scott Trinidad and Tobago	69.06
Hammer
Javelin	Kim Kreiner United States	60.86	Laverne Eve Bahamas	60.68	Osleidys Menéndez Cuba	60.20
Javelin
Heptathlon	Tiffany Lott-Hogan United States	6064 pts	Nicole Haynes Canada	5959 pts	Magalys García Cuba	5864 pts
Heptathlon
AR Area record \| CR championship record \| NR national record \| OR Olympic record \| PB/PR personal best/record \| SB seasonal best \| WL world leading (in a given season) \| WR world record

Men's Triathlon

RANK	ATHLETE	TIME
	Hunter Kemper (USA)	01:52:00
	Vigilio de Castilho (BRA)	01:52:50
	Oscar Galíndez (ARG)	01:52:59
4.	Doug Friman (USA)	01:53:11
5.	Daniel Fontana (ARG)	01:53:28
6.	Paulo Abreu Miyashiro (BRA)	01:54:01
7.	José Zepeda (MEX)	01:54:17
8.	Brent McMahon (CAN)	01:54:46
9.	Leandro Macedo (BRA)	01:54:55
10.	Eligio Cervantes (MEX)	01:55:00
11.	Javier Rosas (MEX)	01:56:04
12.	Gilberto González (VEN)	01:56:16
13.	Felipe van de Wyngard (CHI)	01:57:11
14.	Yean Jimenez (DOM)	01:57:24
15.	Victor Plata (USA)	01:57:24
16.	Leonardo Chacon (CRC)	01:58:06
14.	Yaccery Leal (CUB)	01:58:33
15.	Paul Tichelaar (CAN)	01:58:52
19.	Matias Optiz (CHI)	02:00:15
20.	Sean Bechtel (CAN)	02:00:17
21.	Ezequiel Morales (ARG)	02:01:17
22.	Carlos Friely (GUA)	02:01:48
23.	Agustin Fontes (VEN)	02:02:00
24.	Carlos Loor (ECU)	02:02:26
25.	Gabriel Rojas (VEN)	02:05:20
26.	Anthony van Lierop (SUR)	02:05:35
27.	Robert Nuñéz (DOM)	02:07:12
28.	Guillermo Nantes (URU)	02:08:04
29.	Fabio Campo (CRC)	02:08:12
30.	Roberto Machado (CRC)	02:08:41
31.	Daniel de Montreuil (PER)	02:14:14
—	Juan Enderica (ECU)	DNF
—	Angel Mogrovejo (ECU)	DNF
—	Jonathan Monsanto (DOM)	DNF
—	Carlos Doce (PAR)	DNF
—	Cristian Bustos (CHI)	DNF
—	Ricardo Cardeño (COL)	DNS

Women's Triathlon

RANK	ATHLETE	TIME
	Jill Savege (CAN)	01:58:29
	Sheila Taormina (USA)	02:00:12
	Becky Gibbs (USA)	02:00:36
4.	Carla Moreno (BRA)	02:01:51
5.	Sandra Soldan (BRA)	02:02:14
6.	Mariana Ohata (BRA)	02:03:15
7.	Gillian Moody (CAN)	02:03:35
8.	Julie Swail (USA)	02:04:19
9.	Nancy Alvarez (ARG)	02:04:59
10.	Natasha Filliol (CAN)	02:06:05
11.	Esther Aguayo (MEX)	02:06:10
12.	Yaricel Romero (CUB)	02:10:48
13.	Niurka Guirola (CUB)	02:12:45
14.	Soledad Omar (ARG)	02:13:56
15.	Maria Barrera (MEX)	02:15:02
16.	Fiorella d'Croz (COL)	02:16:50
17.	Monica Umana (CRC)	02:21:25
18.	Anabel Mateo (DOM)	02:24:12
—	Melissa Duran (DOM)	DNF
—	Viviana Chavarria (CRC)	DNF
—	Ana Ortega (ARG)	DNF
—	Agnes Eppers (BOL)	DNF
—	Maria Morales (COL)	DNS

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References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Original winner Mickey Grimes was stripped of the gold medal after testing positive for ephedrine. ("Grimes fails drugs test", BBC, 2003-08-13. Retrieved on 2007-03-10.)
↑ Original winner Letitia Vriesde was stripped of the gold medal after testing positive for caffeine. ("Grimes fails drugs test", BBC, 2003-08-13. Retrieved on 2007-03-10.)

[grimes-0] 1.0 ^1.1 Original winner Mickey Grimes was stripped of the gold medal after testing positive for ephedrine. ("Grimes fails drugs test", BBC, 2003-08-13. Retrieved on 2007-03-10.)

[1] Original winner Letitia Vriesde was stripped of the gold medal after testing positive for caffeine. ("Grimes fails drugs test", BBC, 2003-08-13. Retrieved on 2007-03-10.)

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