The Mexican archery delegation secured two silver medals in the compound team events during the ongoing regional competitions, according to reports from Santo Domingo 2026. Competing in both the women’s and men’s divisions, the national team added two runner-up finishes to the country’s overall medal count following the first four finals of the discipline.
Women’s Compound Team Settles for Silver in Close Final
In the women’s compound team event, the Mexican trio composed of reigning world champion Andrea Becerra, Dafne Quintero, and Ana Hernández faced El Salvador in a tightly contested gold-medal match, as reported by Miled. The archers narrowly missed the top podium spot, falling 223–222 to secure the silver medal. El Salvador claimed the gold, while Colombia rounded out the podium with the bronze medal.
¡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🫶
vía @davidolaff #Centroamericanos2026 pic.twitter.com/lCvpMZhxGS— ImagenTVDeportes (@ImagenDportesTV) July 26, 2026
Men’s Team Matches Runner-Up Finish Against El Salvador
The men’s compound team also captured a silver medal after a hard-fought match against El Salvador, according to Miled coverage. The lineup of Sebastián García, Máximo Méndez, and Rodrigo González posted a score of 233 in the final, but was defeated by El Salvador’s 237 total. Guatemala secured the bronze medal in the men’s event.
Early Medal Standing in Santo Domingo
Following the first four medal events on the archery program, the Mexican delegation holds a record of two gold medals and two silver medals, maintaining its competitive presence in the discipline across the region.
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