| Modern pentathlon at the 2007 Pan American Games | |
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«2003 2011» |
Below are the final standings of the Modern Pentathlon at the 2007 Pan American Games . The competition was held at Deodoro Sports Complex on July 23 and July 24.
| Modern pentathlon at the 2007 Pan American Games | |
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«2003 2011» |
Below are the final standings of the Modern Pentathlon at the 2007 Pan American Games . The competition was held at Deodoro Sports Complex on July 23 and July 24.
| # | Athlete (NOC) | Shooting | Fencing | Swimming | Riding | Running | Total |
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 |  Eli Bremer | 168 (952 pts) | 25-15 (940 pts) | 2:05.63 (1296 pts) | 70.07 (1144 pts) | 9:48.50 (1048 pts) | 5380 |
 |  Yaniel Velazquez | 182 (1120 pts) | 24-16 (920 pts) | 2:12.80 (1208 pts) | 92.82 (1024 pts) | 9:42.55 (1072 pts) | 5344 |
 |  Joshua Riker-Fox | 177 (1060 pts) | 28-12 (1000 pts) | 2:14.37 (1188 pts) | 77.63 (1080 pts) | 10:00.25 (1000 pts) | 5328 |
| 4 |  Andres Garcia | 168 (952 pts) | 22-18 (880 pts) | 2:11.18 (1228 pts) | 81.43 (1120 pts) | 9:40.31 (1080 pts) | 5260 |
| 5 |  Cristian Bustos | 172 (1000 pts) | 22-18 (880 pts) | 2:19.33 (1128 pts) | 79.20 (1136 pts) | 9:38.05 (1088 pts) | 5232 |
| 6 | Denis Bowsher | 182 (120 pts) | 11-29 (660 pts) | 2:08.95 (1256 pts) | 68.46 (1144 pts) | 9:55.01 (1020 pts) | 5200 |
| 7 | Oscar Soto | 182 (1120 pts) | 22-18 (880 pts) | 2:14.70 (1184 pts) | 73.17 (916 pts) | 9:40.25 (1080 pts) | 5180 |
| 8 |  Daniel Santos | 161 (868 pts) | 30-10 (1040 pts) | 2:13.75 (1196 pts) | 71.14 (1144 pts) | 10:27.55 (892 pts) | 5140 |
| 9 |  Nikkos Papadopolo | 168 (952 pts) | 18-22 (800 pts) | 2:14.01 (1192 pts) | 70.50 (1200 pts) | 10:12.16 (952 pts) | 5096 |
| 10 |  Jose Guitian | 158 (832 pts) | 22-18 (880 pts) | 2:25.47 (1056 pts) | 72.33 (1172 pts) | 9:26.70 (1136 pts) | 5076 |
| 11 | Wagner Romao | 168 (952 pts) | 20-20 (840 pts) | 2:12.21 (1216 pts) | 74.03 (1084 pts) | 10:04.00 (984 pts) | 5076 |
| 12 | Gonzalo Tisi | 153 (772 pts) | 24-16 (920 pts) | 2:20.37 (1116 pts) | 69.17 (1172 pts) | 9:52.95 (1032 pts) | 5012 |
| 13 | Tik Maynard | 157 (820 pts) | 24-16 (896 pts) | 2:19.83 (1124 pts) | 62.38 (1144 pts) | 9:57.95 (1012 pts) | 4996 |
| 14 |  Jesus Abreu | 158 (832 pts) | 28-12 (1000 pts) | 2:16.90 (1160 pts) | 72.49 (1200 pts) | 11:15.01 (700 pts) | 4892 |
| 15 |  Emmanuel Zapata | 154 (784 pts) | 11-29 (660 pts) | 2:14.69 (1184 pts) | 72.41 (1172 pts) | 10:05.70 (980 pts) | 4780 |
| 16 | Julio Benjamin | 167 (940 pts) | 22-18 (880 pts) | 2:09.64 (1248 pts) | 88.27 (940 pts) | 11:17.76 (692 pts) | 4700 |
| 17 |  Eduardo Salas | 145 (676 pts) | 10-30 (640 pts) | 2:16.63 (1164 pts) | 60.36 (1060 pts) | 9:41.36 (1076 pts) | 4616 |
| 18 | Armando Acosta | 169 (964 pts) | 20-20 (840 pts) | 2:35.31 (940 pts) | 94.36 (888 pts) | 11:00.00 (760 pts) | 4392 |
| 19 |  Luis Siri | 156 (808 pts) | 11-29 (660 pts) | 2:26.38 (1044 pts) | 97.62 (1004 pts) | 11:24.00 (664 pts) | 4180 |
| 20 | Luis Benavides | 177 (1060 pts) | 8-32 (600 pts) | 2:39.12 (892 pts) | 73.57 (1144 pts) | 12:15.45 (460 pts) | 4156 |
| 21 | Otto Perez | 183 (1132 pts) | 14-26 (720 pts) | 2:14.39 (1188 pts) | DNF (0 pts) | 11:16.95 (696 pts) | 3736 |
| # | Athlete | Shooting | Fencing | Swimming | Riding | Running | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yane Marques | 174 (1024 pts) | 24-2 (1216 pts) | 2:14.72 (1304 pts) | 74.42 (1032 pts) | 11:43.01 (908 pts) | 5484 |
| Monica Pinette | 176 (1048 pts) | 17-9 (964 pts) | 2:30.85 (1112 pts) | 68.59 (1116 pts) | 11:08.75 (1048 pts) | 5288 |
| Michelle Kelly | 170 (976 pts) | 12-14 (784 pts) | 2:26.75 (1160 pts) | 68.25 (1144 pts) | 10:33.55 (1188 pts) | 5252 |
| 4 | Kara Grant | 176 (1048 pts) | 11-15 (748 pts) | 2:40.98 (992 pts) | 77.53 (1192 pts) | 10:33.38 (1188 pts) | 5168 |
| 5 | Rita Sanz-Agero | 172 (1000 pts) | 15-11 (892 pts) | 2:33.11 (1084 pts) | 69.32 (1172 pts) | 11:17.10 (1012 pts) | 5160 |
| 6 | Marlene Sanchez | 169 (964 pts) | 16-10 (928 pts) | 2:30.47 (1116 pts) | 68.04 (1060 pts) | 11:14.67 (1024 pts) | 5092 |
| 7 | Katia Rodriguez | 162 (880 pts) | 14-12 (856 pts) | 2:24.89 (1184 pts) | 75.66 (1088 pts) | 11:26.25 (976 pts) | 4984 |
| 8 | Larissa Lellys | 153 (772 pts) | 13-13 (820 pts) | 2:24.01 (1192 pts) | 64.85 (1116 pts) | 11:22.38 (992 pts) | 4892 |
| 9 | Marines Garza | 164 (904 pts) | 11-15 (748 pts) | 2:29.22 (1132 pts) | 73.09 (1088 pts) | 11:39.65 (924 pts) | 4796 |
| 10 | Suaima Garcia | 179 (1084 pts) | 12-14 (784 pts) | 2:26.50 (1164 pts) | DNF (512 pts) | 11:43.16 (908 pts) | 4452 |
| 11 | Sheila Taormina | 161 (868 pts) | 12-14 (784 pts) | 2:07.36 (1392 pts) | DNF (100 pts) | 11:28.18 (968 pts) | 4112 |
| 12 | Gabriela Raute | 175 (1036 pts) | 3-23 (460 pts) | 3:32.10 (376 pts) | 72.40 (1088 pts) | 12:12.20 (792 pts) | 3752 |
| 13 | Pamela Zapata | 154 (784 pts) | 12-14 (784 pts) | 2:31.01 (1108 pts) | DNF (240 pts) | 12:49.91 (644 pts) | 3560 |
| 14 | Ana Luisa Gil Beras | 166 (928 pts) | 8-18 (640 pts) | 2:41.00 (988 pts) | DNF (100 pts) | 12:57.70 (612 pts) | 3268 |
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  United States | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| 2 | Brazil | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 3 |  Canada | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 4 |  Cuba | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Totals (4 entries) | 2 | 2 | 2 | 6 | |
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