Mexico’s archery delegation at the Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe Santo Domingo 2026 secured two silver medals in the compound team events, according to reports from official event coverage. Competing in the Dominican Republic, the national squad added podium finishes in both the women’s and men’s divisions to sustain a strong start in the regional multi-sport tournament.
Compound Women’s Team Settles for Silver in Close Decision
The women’s compound team featured reigning world champion Andrea Becerra alongside teammates Dafne Quintero and Ana Hernández, according to miled.com. The trio advanced through the tournament bracket to face El Salvador in a tightly contested gold-medal match.
El Salvador claimed the gold medal by a narrow one-point margin, defeating the Mexican team 223–222. Despite the narrow defeat, Becerra, Quintero, and Hernández earned the silver medal. Colombia secured the bronze medal in the event.
¡SON UNAS GUERRERAS!👏🥹🇲🇽
Ana Hernández, Dafne Quintero y Andrea Becerra se quedan un tanto tristes por no conseguir el oro en tiro con arco compuesto por equipos femenil, tras caer 222-223 ante El Salvador. Entre aplausos siempre están🫶
📹: @davidolaff#Centroamericanos2026 pic.twitter.com/lCvpMZhxGS
— ImagenTVDeportes (@ImagenDportesTV) July 26, 2026
Men’s Compound Squad Add Second Silver for Delegation
In the men’s compound competition, the Mexican trio composed of Sebastián García, Máximo Méndez, and Rodrigo González also reached the final round, reporting from miled.com indicates.
El Salvador outscored the Mexican men 237–233 to capture the top step of the podium. García, Méndez, and González accepted the silver medal, while Guatemala completed the podium by securing the bronze.
Early Medal Standings in Santo Domingo Archery
Following the completion of the first four finals in the archery program at Santo Domingo 2026, the Mexican delegation holds a combined total of two gold medals and two silver medals.
