Uruguay at the 1999 Pan American Games

Uruguay at the 1999 Pan American Games
IOC code	URU
NOC	Uruguayan Olympic Committee
Website	www.cou.org.uy
in Winnipeg 23 July – 8 August 1999
Competitors	123[1] in 21 sports
Medals Ranked 20th	Gold 0 Silver 1 Bronze 3 Total 4
Pan American Games appearances (overview)
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The 13th Pan American Games were held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada from July 23 to August 8, 1999.

Medals

Silver

Roller sports

• Mixed Team: Karina Rocha and Germán Alves

Bronze

Athletics

• Women's Pole Vault: Déborah Gyurcsek

Cycling

• Men's Points Race: Milton Wynants

Karate

• Men's Kumite (+ 80 kg): Manuel Costa

Results by event

Athletics

• Néstor García
• Heber Viera
• Cristian Rosales
• Danielo Estefan
• Mónica Falcioni
• Déborah Gyurcsek

Basketball

Men's team competition

• Team roster

• Adrián Bertolini
• Marcel Bouzout
• Bruno Abratansky
• Jorge Cabrera
• Diego Castrillón
• Diego Losada
• Nicolás Mazzarino
• Oscar Moglia Jr.
• Pablo Morales
• Luis Silveira
• Martín Suárez
• Hugo Vázquez

• Head coach: César Somma

Canoeing

• Marcelo d'Ambrosio

Cycling

• Gregorio Bare
• Tomas Margaleff
• Federico Moreira
• Milton Wynants

Equestrian

• Jorge Fernández
• Edison Quintana
• Pablo Núñez
• Federico Daners
• Federico Fernández
• Fernando Amado
• Hugo Garciacelay
• Ricardo Monge

Fencing

• Daniel Olivera
• Pablo Odella
• Florencia Navatta
• María Victoria Díaz

Football

Uruguay participated with an under-23 selection of amateur players of OFI.

Men's team competition

• Team roster

• Martín Góngora
• Mauro Basualdo
• Williams Airala
• Mario Pascale
• Marcos Shur
• Fernando Daghero
• Luis Maseda
• Richar Albin
• Rafael Muniz
• Sergio González
• William da Costa
• Julio Pablo Rodríguez
• Jorge Reyna
• Ruben Morán
• Andrés Larre Pérez
• Jorge Rodríguez
• Carlos González
• Mariano Bogliacino

• Head coach: Luis Matosas

Gymnastics

• María del Carmen Laurino
• Rossina Castelli
• Eugenia Tambler

Handball

Men's team competition

• Team roster

• Sebastián Bolla
• Daniel Schneider
• Maximiliano Gratadoux
• Pablo Montes
• Luis Pelloni
• Gonzalo Gómez
• Martín Montemurro
• Christian Van Rompaey
• Ignacio Mahia
• Gastón Balleto
• Mauricio Sapiro
• Joaquín Santoro
• Gonzalo Graña

Women's Team Competition

• Team roster

• Silvana Renom
• Luciana Restuccia
• María José del Campo
• Daniela Fuentes
• María del Campo
• Mercedes Amor
• Haloy Yaicouschi
• Jussara Castro
• María Crocci
• Silvana de Armas
• Sofía Griot
• Lorena Estefanell
• Lucía Curbelo

Judo

• Milton Terra
• Álvaro Paseyro

Karate

• Manuel Costa
• Pablo Layerla
• Jony Martínez
• Paola Loitey

Roller Sports

• Karina Rocha
• Germán Alves
• Ana Claudia Ibarra

Rowing

• Martín Pesce
• Jesús Posse
• Martín Simoncelli
• Ruben Scarpatti
• Pablo Gutiérrez

Sailing

• Adolfo Carrau
• Ricardo Fabini
• Roberto Fabini
• Ignacio Saralegui

Shooting

• Luis Méndez
• Roberto Fandiño
• Luis Pérez

Swimming

• Claudia Campiño
• Elena Casal
• Diego Gallo
• Francisco Picasso

Tennis

• Enrique Dondo
• Gonzalo Rodríguez

Triathlon

• Bruno Nantes

Weightlifting

• Sergio Lafuente
• Edward Silva

Wrestling

• William Fernández

See also

• Sport in Uruguay
• Uruguay at the 2000 Summer Olympics

References

1. Winnipeg 1999

• Uruguay Olympic Committee