Toronto, July 25th (RHC) Cuba got three of five possible titles on the first night of the boxing tournament, based in the Sport Center of the Canadian city of Toronto.... More
Toronto, July 25th (RHC) With a dramatic closing Richer Perez from Cuba, won the gold medal in the marathon at the Pan American Games in Toronto, with a time of 2:17:04 hours.... More
Havana,24 jul (RHC) The Cuban sextet took fifth place in the men's volleyball tournament in the Pan American Games yesterday after beating the United States team by three sets to 1.... More
Cuban Pedro Pablo Pichardo won on Friday the men's triple jump competition at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, with a mark of 17.54 meters.... More
The Cuban delegation comes in fourth place in medal standings at the Pan American Games in Toronto-- with 27 gold, 21 silver and 30 bronze for a total of 78 medals, but still counting on the performance of its boxers in the finals to overcome Brazil, which is in 3rd place.... More
With just 3 days to go before the end of the XVII Pan-American Games Toronto 2015, Cuba still aspires to achieve the 3rd place in the medals table, driven primarily by its boxing staff.... More
Cuba remains in 4th place in the medal standing of the 17th Toronto 2015 Pan-American Games with 24 gold, 19 silver and 30 bronze medals on ranks led by the United States (69-59-55). Colombia and Cuba are carrying out a strong dispute today for the 4th position. But let's see what's happening in today's competitions: ... More
With barely 6 competitive days remaining, Cuba owns the 5th place in the medal table with 23 golds, 18 silver and 28 bronze medals at the 17th Pan-American Games Toronto 2015 based in that Canadian city until next July 26th. The ranks of the great continental lid is commanded by the United States (65-55-49), followed by Canada (55-51-42), Brazil (30-29-43) and Colombia (24-08-24); but let's see part of what happened yesterday:... More
The Cuban delegation is placed today at the 5th seat of the medal table of the 17th Pan-American Games Toronto 2015 underway in Canada, showing 23 gold, 18 silver and 26 bronze medals.... More
Cuba closed the 7th day of the 17th Pan-American Games Toronto 2015 in 4th place in the medal table with 19 gold, 18 silver and 20 bronze medals, with host Canada in 1st place 45-38-27. Thus, Brazil, Cuba and Colombia maintained an intense battle for 3rd place in the medals table.... More
The Cuban sports delegation participating in the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games is currently in third place with a harvest of 18 gold, 14 silver and 19 bronze for a total of 51 medals. But let's take a brief look at the performance of Cuban athletes on Thursday and upcoming sports events.... More
In the 6th competition day of the 17th Pan-American Games Toronto 2015, the Cuban sports delegation holds the 4th place in the medal table with a harvest of 16 gold, 12 silver and 18 bronze medals for a total of 46.... More
Cuba had another lively day of competitions on Tuesday at the 17th Pan-American Games Toronto 2015 in a variety of disciplines.... More
Cuba got another fruitful harvest on Monday at the XVII Pan-American Games Toronto 2015, highlighting the modalities of diving, canoeing, rowing and weightlifting.... More
Canada is today at the top of the medal table after the first day of competitions of the 17th Pan-American Games in Toronto with 10 gold, 8 silver and 6 bronze medals, followed by the United States, with 7, 5 and 7; then Colombia (6-5-3), Mexico with 2, 4 and 1, to close with Brazil, Cuba, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela and Bermuda.... More
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