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San Salvador.— With gold medals for the women’s team in the rifle in three positions at 50 meters, the judoka Magdiel Estrada (73 kg), the swimmer Elisbet Gámez in the 200-meter freestyle and the table tennis duo Andy Pereira-Jorge Moisés Campos, the Cuban delegation said goodbye to a very happy Sunday at the XXIV Central American and Caribbean Games, in which they remained third in the standings behind Colombia and Mexico.
The day also left silver medals in shooting (Dianelys Pérez in rifle in three positions at 50 meters, individual), in judo with Maylín del Toro (63 kg) and Jorge Martínez (81 kg); while the women’s table tennis double (Daniela Fonseca-Idalys Lovet) concluded with bronze, the judoka Idelannis Gómez (70 kg), the shooter Laina Pérez (10-meter air pistol), and the young Andrea Becali in the pools (200 meters free).
Regarding collective victories, the baseball team reached its first victory in the fight, with a 4-2 success over Curaçao; while their softball cousins defeated the Colombians by a minimum 2-1, who also fell to our women’s handball squad 37-20.
Other sports continued their advance rounds to the podium discussions such as boxing, rowing, basketball, while for today another good harvest is expected with the attraction that our standard bearer Idalis Ortiz will seek her third crown at this level on the Salvadoran tatami mats. .
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2023-06-26 03:51:15
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