Gymnastics at the 2003 Pan American Games

Gymnastics at the 2003 Pan American Games
Gymnastics at the 2003 Pan American Games
	Gymnastics pictograms
Venue	Pabellón de Gimnasia
Start date	August 2, 2003
End date	August 5, 2003
No. of events	22 (8 men, 14 women)
Competitors	164 from 15 nations
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Last updated October 25, 2024

This page shows the results of the Gymnastics Competition at the 2003 Pan American Games, held from August 2 to August 5 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Medal summary

Medal table

Place	Nation				Total
1	United States	10	6	5	21
2	Cuba	7	4	2	13
3	Brazil	3	5	6	14
4	Canada	1	5	3	9
5	Puerto Rico	1	1	0	2
6	Mexico	0	1	2	3
7	Venezuela	0	1	0	1
8	Argentina	0	0	2	2
8	Colombia	0	0	2	2
Total		22	23	22	67

Artistic gymnastics

Men

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Team all-around details	Cuba Michael Brito Abel Driggs Lazaro Lamelas Eric López Yoslani Mendoza Charles León Tamayo	Brazil Vitor Camargo Michel Conceição Diego Hypólito Danilo Nogueira Mosiah Rodrigues Victor Rosa	United States David Durante Daniel Gill Jonathan Horton Sho Nakamori David Sender Clayton Strother
Individual all-around details	Erick López Cuba	David Durante United States	Giovanni Quintero Colombia

Floor exercise details	Brandon O'Neill Canada	Michel Conceição Brazil Clayton Strother United States	—
Pommel horse details	Eric López Cuba	Luis Vargas Puerto Rico	Mosiah Rodrigues Brazil
Pommel horse details	Eric López Cuba	Luis Vargas Puerto Rico	Clayton Strother United States
Rings details	Eric López Cuba	Regulo Carmona Venezuela	Abel Driggs Cuba
Vault details	Eric López Cuba	Diego Hypólito Brazil	Michel Conceição Brazil
Parallel bars details	Eric López Cuba	Abel Driggs Cuba	Jorge Giraldo Colombia
Horizontal bar details	Tomy Ramos Puerto Rico	Michael Brito Cuba	Mosiah Rodrigues Brazil

Artistic gymnastics

Men's competition

All-around

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Erick López (CUB)	56.400
	David Durante (USA)	54.625
	Giovanni Quintero (COL)	54.250
4.	Jonathan Horton (USA)	54.250
5.	Luis Vargas (PUR)	54.250
6.	Daniel Gill (USA)	54.125
7.	Charles León Tamayo (CUB)	53.975
8.	Caricel Briceño (VEN)	53.275
9.	Danilo Nogueira (BRA)	52.375
10.	Mosiah Rodrigues (BRA)	52.200

Floor exercise

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Brandon O'Neill (CAN)	9.400
	Michel Conceição (BRA)	9.375
	Clayton Strother (USA)	9.375
4.	Diego Hypólito (BRA)	9.350
5.	Diego Lizardi (PUR)	9.175
6.	Julio García (MEX)	9.125
7.	Eric Pedercini (ARG)	8.900
8.	David Durante (USA)	8.162

Parallel bars

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Eric López (CUB)	9.650
	Abel Driggs (CUB)	9.450
	Jorge Giraldo (COL)	9.400
4.	Michel Conceição (BRA)	9.150
5.	David Durante (USA)	9.112
6.	Danilo Nogueira (BRA)	8.975
7.	Rhett Stinson (CAN)	8.825
8.	Lucas Chiarlo (ARG)	8.125

Pommel horse

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Eric López (CUB)	9.750
	Luis Vargas (PUR)	9.587
	Mosiah Rodrigues (BRA)	9.450
	Clayton Strother (USA)	9.450
5.	Danilo Nogueira (BRA)	9.437
6.	Caricel Briceño (VEN)	9.237
7.	José Fuentes (VEN)	8.912
8.	David Durante (USA)	8.675

Rings

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Eric López (CUB)	9.700
	Regulo Carmona (VEN)	9.675
	Abel Driggs (CUB)	9.525
4.	David Pacheco (VEN)	9.512
5.	Diego Lizardi (PUR)	9.487
6.	Juan Colón (PUR)	9.437
7.	Manuel Aleman (MEX)	8.850
8.	Martín Passalenti (ARG)	8.800

Horizontal bar

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Tomy Ramos (PUR)	9.550
	Michael Brito (CUB)	9.475
	Mosiah Rodrigues (BRA)	9.450
4.	Caricel Briceño (VEN)	9.300
5.	Rhett Stinson (CAN)	9.287
6.	Jorge Giraldo (COL)	9.275
7.	Johnny Parra (VEN)	9.112
8.	Lazaro Lamelas (CUB)	9.012

Vault

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Eric López (CUB)	9.456
	Diego Hypólito (BRA)	9.443
	Michel Conceição (BRA)	9.393
4.	Abel Driggs (CUB)	9.374
5.	José de la Cruz (DOM)	9.362
6.	Brandon O'Neill (CAN)	9.356
7.	Daniel Gill (USA)	9.224
8.	Julio García (MEX)	9.218

Team

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Cuba Eric López Charles León Tamayo Abel Driggs Michael Brito Lazaro Lamelas Yoslani Mendoza	221.475
	Brazil Danilo Nogueira Diego Hypólito Michel Conceição Mosiah Rodrigues Victor Rosa Vitor Camargo	216.375
	United States David Durante Daniel Gill Jonathan Horton Sho Nakamori David Sender Clayton Strother	215.925
4.	Venezuela	212.775
5.	Puerto Rico	212.225
6.	Argentina	206.950
7.	Canada	206.625
8.	Dominican Republic	180.975

Women's competition

All-around

RANK	FINAL RANKING	VT	UB	BB	FX	Total
	Chellsie Memmel (USA)	9.275	9.625	9.362	9.700	37.962
	Nastia Liukin (USA)	9.250	9.462	9.637	9.525	37.874
	Daniele Hypólito (BRA)	9.200	9.487	9.337	9.125	37.149
4.	Allyse Ishino (USA)	9.125	9.375	9.012	0.137	36.649
5.	Melanie Banville (CAN)	9.150	9.425	8.887	9.175	36.637
6.	Lydia Williams (CAN)	9.125	9.050	8.925	9.275	36.375
7.	Leyanet González (CUB)	9.362	8.612	8.787	9.125	35.886
8.	Camila Comin (BRA)	9.175	9.275	8.175	9.122	35.737
9.	Caroline Molinari (BRA)	8.987	9.387	8.087	9.137	35.598
10.	Brenda Magaña (MEX)	9.250	8.525	8.312	9.112	35.199
11.	Heather Purnell (CAN)	9.212	8.200	8.437	9.025	34.874
12.	Monica la Rosa (CUB)	8.600	8.887	8.462	8.700	34.649
13.	Laura Moreno (MEX)	9.212	8.725	7.812	8.500	34.249
14.	Lyerida Mogollón (MEX)	9.112	7.975	8.650	8.462	34.199
15.	Yaldellin Rojas (CUB)	8.575	8.675	7.875	8.450	33.575
16.	Gabriela Parigi (ARG)	8.450	8.875	8.400	7.750	33.475
17.	Daniela Conde (ARG)	8.987	8.537	7.362	8.225	33.411
18.	Melina Sirolli (ARG)	8.975	8.400	7.662	7.962	32.999
19.	Leidy Blanco (COL)	8.862	8.437	7.237	8.450	32.986
20.	Fanny Briceño (VEN)	8.537	8.125	8.437	7.625	32.724
21.	Jessica López (VEN)	8.387	8.412	7.587	7.912	32.298
22.	Bibiana Vélez (COL)	8.775	7.500	7.175	8.500	31.950
23.	Natalie Berrios (PUR)	8.475	7.237	7.387	8.250	31.349
24.	Martina Castro (CHI)	8.800	6.375	7.612	8.212	30.999

Floor exercise

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Tia Orlando (USA)	9.587
	Brenda Magaña (MEX)	9.450
	Nastia Liukin (USA)	9.300
4.	Camila Comin (BRA)	9.262
5.	Heather Purnell (CAN)	9.237
6.	Richelle Simpson (CAN)	9.225
7.	Ana Paula Rodrigues (BRA)	9.187
8.	Leyanet González (CUB)	8.987

Uneven bars

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Chellsie Memmel (USA)	9.575
	Daniele Hypólito (BRA)	9.475
	Nastia Liukin (USA)	9.425
4.	Ana Paula Rodrigues (BRA)	9.400
5.	Melanie Banville (CAN)	9.150
6.	Lydia Williams (CAN)	8.975
7.	Jessica López (VEN)	8.775
8.	Celeste Carnevale (ARG)	8.425

Balance beam

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Nastia Liukin (USA)	9.550
	Daniele Hypólito (BRA)	9.537
	Chellsie Memmel (USA)	9.462
4.	Ana Paula Rodrigues (BRA)	8.962
5.	Melanie Banville (CAN)	8.875
6.	Lyerida Mogollón (MEX)	8.425
7.	Leyanet González (CUB)	8.300
8.	Lydia Williams (CAN)	7.625

Vault

Held on 2003-08-05

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Leyanet González (CUB)	9.512
	Courtney McCool (USA)	9.343
	Brenda Magaña (MEX)	9.293
4.	Laís Souza (BRA)	9.287
5.	Heather Purnell (CAN)	9.243
6.	Janerky de la Peña (CUB)	9.231
7.	Daiane dos Santos (BRA)	9.206
8.	Melanie Banville (CAN)	9.187

Team

Held on 2003-08-02

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	United States Nastia Liukin Courtney McCool Tia Orlando Chellsie Memmel Marcia Newby Allyse Ishino	148.982
	Canada Melanie Banville Lydia Williams Heather Purnell Richelle Simpson Gael Mackie Kylie Stone	144.347
	Brazil Ana Paula Rodrigues Camila Comin Caroline Molinari Daiane dos Santos Daniele Hypólito Laís Souza	143.732
4.	Cuba	138.282
5.	Mexico	137.120
6.	Argentina	131.283
7.	Venezuela	129.847
8.	Puerto Rico	121.296
9.	Dominican Republic	109.296

Rhythmic gymnastics

Women's competition

Individual all-around

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Mary Sanders (USA)	100.450
	Olga Karmansky (USA)	88.305
	Anahi Sosa (ARG)	87.675

Hoop

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Mary Sanders (USA)	24.750
	Alexandra Orlando (CAN)	24.350
	Anahi Sosa (ARG)	23.600
4.	Tayanne Mantovaneli (BRA)	23.000
5.	Cynthia Valdez (MEX)	22.975
6.	Larissa Barata (BRA)	22.250
7.	Olga Karmansky (USA)	21.675
8.	Antonella Yacobelli (ARG)	21.100

Ball

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Mary Sanders (USA)	24.300
	Olga Karmansky (USA)	23.800
	Alexandra Orlando (CAN)	21.350
4.	Anahi Sosa (ARG)	20.250
5.	Larissa Barata (BRA)	20.025
6.	Cynthia Valdez (MEX)	19.975
7.	Catherine Valdez (VEN)	18.250
8.	Tayanne Mantovaneli (BRA)	17.900

Clubs

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Mary Sanders (USA)	25.025
	Alexandra Orlando (CAN)	23.625
	Tayanne Mantovaneli (BRA)	23.325
4.	Olga Karmansky (USA)	22.750
4.	Anahi Sosa (ARG)	22.750
6.	Larissa Barata (BRA)	22.700
7.	Cynthia Valdez (MEX)	22.600
8.	Antonella Yacobelli (ARG)	21.950

Ribbon

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Mary Sanders (USA)	24.975
	Alexandra Orlando (CAN)	23.550
	Cynthia Valdez (MEX)	23.000
4.	Anahi Sosa (ARG)	22.725
5.	Olga Karmansky (USA)	21.925
6.	Tayanne Mantovaneli (BRA)	21.050
7.	Antonella Yacobelli (ARG)	19.925
8.	Yenly Figuereddo (CUB)	19.000

Group all-around

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Brazil	49.650
	Canada	41.600
	Cuba	37.300

Group ribbon

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Brazil	25.300
	Cuba	18.400
	Canada	17.250
4.	Venezuela	16.300
5.	Chile	12.500
6.	Dominican Republic	9.800

Group hoop-ball

RANK	FINAL RANKING	SCORE
	Brazil	23.250
	Cuba	19.900
	Canada	18.450
4.	Chile	16.950
5.	Venezuela	16.850
6.	Dominican Republic	8.950

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References

↑ "Gimnasia Artística". santodomingo2003.com. Archived from the original on February 13, 2004. Retrieved August 24, 2024.
↑ "Gimnasia Rítmica". santodomingo2003.com. Archived from the original on September 5, 2003. Retrieved August 24, 2024.

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Gymnastics at the 2003 Pan American Games

Contents

Medal summary

Medal table

Artistic gymnastics

Men

Artistic gymnastics

Men's competition

All-around

Floor exercise

Parallel bars

Pommel horse

Rings

Horizontal bar

Vault

Team

Women's competition

All-around

Floor exercise

Uneven bars

Balance beam

Vault

Team

Rhythmic gymnastics

Women's competition

Individual all-around

Hoop

Ball

Clubs

Ribbon

Group all-around

Group ribbon

Group hoop-ball

See also

Related Research Articles

References

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