Tennis at the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games

Last updated October 09, 2023

Tennis at the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games

Venue	Parque Distrital de Raquetas
Location	Barranquilla
Dates	27 July – 2 August
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The tennis competition at the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games was held in Barranquilla, Colombia from 27 July to 2 August at the Parque Distrital de Raquetas.

Contents

Medal summary

Men's events

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Singles^[1]	Víctor Estrella Burgos (DOM)	Roberto Cid Subervi (DOM)	Alejandro González (COL)
Doubles^[2]	Dominican Republic (DOM) Roberto Cid Subervi Víctor Estrella Burgos	Guatemala (GUA) Christopher Díaz Figueroa Wilfredo González	Colombia (COL) Nicolás Mejía Eduardo Struvay
Team^[3]	Dominican Republic (DOM) Roberto Cid Subervi Víctor Estrella Burgos Nick Hardt José Olivares	Guatemala (GUA) Christopher Díaz Figueroa Stefan González Wilfredo González	Colombia (COL) Alejandro González Sergio Hernández Nicolás Mejía Eduardo Struvay

Women's events

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Singles^[4]	Monica Puig (PUR)	Mariana Duque Mariño (COL)	Giuliana Olmos (MEX)
Doubles^[5]	Mexico (MEX) Fernanda Contreras Giuliana Olmos	Colombia (COL) Mariana Duque Mariño Camila Osorio	Puerto Rico (PUR) Mónica Matías Monica Puig
Team^[6]	Colombia (COL) Mariana Duque Mariño María Herazo González Camila Osorio María Paulina Pérez	Mexico (MEX) Fernanda Contreras Giuliana Olmos Andrea Renee Villarreal	Guatemala (GUA) Melissa Morales María Rivera Daniela Schippers Kirsten-Andrea Weedon

Mixed event

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Doubles^[7]	Colombia (COL) Eduardo Struvay María Paulina Pérez	Dominican Republic (DOM) José Olivares Kelly Williford	Mexico (MEX) Alan Núñez Aguilera Andrea Renee Villarreal

Medal table

* Host nation (Colombia)


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Dominican Republic (DOM)	3	2	0	5
2	Colombia (COL)*	2	2	3	7
3	Mexico (MEX)	1	1	2	4
4	Puerto Rico (PUR)	1	0	1	2
5	Guatemala (GUA)	0	2	1	3
Totals (5 entries)		7	7	7	21

Men's singles

Seeds

Víctor Estrella Burgos (champion; gold medalist)
Roberto Cid Subervi (final; silver medalist)
Alejandro González (semifinals; bronze medalist)
Christopher Díaz Figueroa (semifinals; fourth place)
Wilfredo González (quarterfinals)
Jody Maginley (first round)
Alex Hernández (quarterfinals)
Nicolás Mejía (quarterfinals)

Draw

Finals

	Semifinals							Gold medal match

	1	Víctor Estrella Burgos	6	1	6

	3	Alejandro González	2	6	3
								1	Víctor Estrella Burgos	6	6

								2	Roberto Cid Subervi	4	3
	4	Christopher Díaz Figueroa	4	7	6⁸

	2	Roberto Cid Subervi	6	5	7¹⁰			Bronze medal match


								3	Alejandro González	6²	6	6

								4	Christopher Díaz Figueroa	7⁷	1	4

Top half

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

								1	V Estrella Burgos	6	6
		L Miralles	4	2					W Espinoza	4	4
		W Espinoza	6	6											1	V Estrella Burgos	6	6
		AF Rubio Fierros	w/o													A Rubio Fierros	4	4
		M Foster-Estwick							AF Rubio Fierros	6	6
		B Newman	6	7					B Newman	1	1
	6	J Maginely	2	5																		1	V Estrella Burgos	6	1	6
																						3	A González	2	6	3
								3	A González	6	6
		O Rivera Granja	5	6	[12]				O Rivera Granja	3	0
		M-J Every	7	1	[10]										3	A González	6	6
		U Ikolo	0	0											5	W González	2	2
		A Obando	6	6					A Obando	1	4
		N Moinet	0	0				5	W González	6	6
	5	W González	6	6

Bottom half

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	7	A Hernández	6	6
		C Williams	1	0				7	A Hernández	6	6
		S Newman	7	3	[10]				S Newman	4	3
		A Alvarado	5	6	[7]										7	A Hernández	6⁸	3
		M Rodríguez	6	2	[11]										4	C Díaz Figueroa	7	6
		S Alexis	2	6	[9]				M Rodríguez	2	1
								4	C Díaz Figueroa	6	6
																						4	C Díaz Figueroa	4	7	6⁸
	8	N Mejía	w/o																			2	R Cid Subervi	6	5	7¹⁰
		X Lawrence						8	N Mejía	6	6
		K Turcios	3	7	[10]				K Turcios	0	2
		O Hernández Moreno	6	6⁵	6										8	N Mejía	2	4
		R Winklaar	6	6											2	R Cid Subervi	6	6
		N Ancedy	3	1					R Winklaar	2	3
								2	R Cid Subervi	6	6

Women's singles

Seeds

Monica Puig (champion; gold medalist)
Mariana Duque Mariño (final; silver medalist)
María Herazo González (quarterfinals)
Giuliana Olmos (semifinals; bronze medalist)
Kirsten-Andrea Weedon (second round)
Akilah James (quarterfinals)
Kerrie Cartwright (quarterfinals)
Kelly Williford (second round)

Draw

Finals

	Semifinals							Gold medal match

	1	Monica Puig	6	6

		Breana Stampfli	1	2
								1	Monica Puig	6	6

								2	Mariana Duque Mariño	1	1
	4	Giuliana Olmos	4	2

	2	Mariana Duque Mariño	6	6				Bronze medal match


									Breana Stampfli	1	3

								4	Giuliana Olmos	6	6

Top half

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

								1	M Puig	6	6
		D Raymond	2	1					Y Fors Guerra	0	2
		Y Fors Guerra	6	6											1	M Puig	6	6
																F Contreras	4	4
									F Contreras	3	6	7
								5	K-A Weedon	6	4	5
																						1	M Puig	6	6
																							B Stampfli	1	2
								3	M Herazo	7	6
		SV Cruz Bonilla	2	3					NG Espinal Sánchez	5	2
		NG Espinal Sánchez	6	6											3	M Herazo	1	2
		B Stampfli	7	6												B Stampfli	6	6
		D Thompson	6⁴	3					B Stampfli	6	4	6
								8	K Williford	4	6	0

Bottom half

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

								7	K Cartwright	6	6
		F Segarelli	5	4					M Matías	4	4
		M Matías	7	6											7	K Cartwright	3	0
		B Mina	5	4											4	G Olmos	6	6
		MG Rivera Corado	7	6					MG Rivera Corado	2	3
								4	G Olmos	6	6
																						4	G Olmos	4	2
																						2	M Duque Mariño	6	6
								6	A James	6	6
		S Kentish	1	0					D Obando	4	2
		D Obando	6	6											6	A James	1	2
															2	M Duque Mariño	6	6
									I Hernández	0	0
								2	M Duque Mariño	6	6

Men's doubles

Seeds

Christopher Díaz Figueroa / Wilfredo González (final; silver medalists)
Roberto Cid Subervi / Víctor Estrella Burgos (champions; gold medalists)
Nicolás Mejía / Eduardo Struvay (semifinals; bronze medalists)

Draw

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Gold medal match

								1	C Díaz Figueroa W González	6	6
		N Ancedy N Moinet	2	2					KP Major PW Major	4	4
		KP Major PW Major	6	6											1	C Díaz Figueroa W González	6	6
															3	N Mejía E Struvay	3	3
								3	N Mejía E Struvay	6	6
		A Obando K Turcios	6⁴	6	[10]				A Obando K Turcios	1	0
		O Hernández Moreno D Martínez	7	3	[8]																	1	C Díaz Figueroa W González	3	5
		W Espinoza M Rodríguez	6	6																		2	R Cid Subervi V Estrella Burgos	6	7
		A Alvarado L Miralles	4	0					W Espinoza M Rodríguez	6⁶	4
		A Hernández A Núñez Aguilera	4	6	[6]				C Bedminster J Maginley	7	6
		C Bedminster J Maginley	6	4	[10]											C Bedminster J Maginley	3	1				Bronze medal match
		M Foster-Estwick X Lawrence	1	6⁷											2	R Cid Subervi V Estrella Burgos	6	6
		A Gomez Osorio M Riebel	6	7					A Gomez Osorio M Riebel	4	4											3	N Mejía E Struvay	6	6
								2	R Cid Subervi V Estrella Burgos	6	6												C Bedminster J Maginley	1	2

Women's doubles

Seeds

Mariana Duque Mariño / Camila Osorio (final; silver medalists)
Melissa Morales / Kirsten-Andrea Weedon (quarterfinals)

Draw

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Gold medal match

								1	M Duque Mariño C Osorio	6	6
									Y Fors Guerra Y Smith Dias	2	4
															1	M Duque Mariño C Osorio	6	6
																S Pratt D Thompson	2	1
									S Pratt D Thompson	6	6
									D Raymond A Williams	4	1
																						1	M Duque Mariño C Osorio	6	3	[4]
		F Contreras G Olmos	6	6																			F Contreras G Olmos	4	6	[10]
		K Portalatin LL Quezada Martínez	3	1					F Contreras G Olmos	6	6
									D Obando AG Zavala Mata	2	0
																F Contreras G Olmos	6	7				Bronze medal match
																M Matías M Puig	3	5
									M Matías M Puig	7	6⁴	[10]											S Pratt D Thompson	2	0
								2	M Morales K-A Weedon	5	7⁷	[8]											M Matías M Puig	6	6

Mixed doubles

Seeds

José Olivares / Kelly Williford (final; silver medalists)
Eduardo Struvay / María Paulina Pérez (champions; gold medalists)

Draw

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Gold medal match

								1	J Olivares K Williford	6	6
									J Hernández D Obando	1	2
															1	J Olivares K Williford	7⁷	6
																SE González D Schippers	6⁴	3
									SE González D Schippers	6	7⁷
									O Rivera Granja Y Smith Dias	2	6³
																						1	J Olivares K Williford	6²	2
		R González SV Cruz Bonilla	6	2	[5]																	2	E Struvay MP Pérez	7⁷	6
		A Núñez Aguilera AR Villarreal	4	6	[10]				A Núñez Aguilera AR Villarreal	6	6
									S Alexis A James	3	2
																A Núñez Aguilera AR Villarreal	3	3				Bronze medal match
															2	E Struvay MP Pérez	6	6
									PW Major K Cartwright	3	4												SE González D Schippers	6	3	[3]
								2	E Struvay MP Pérez	6	6												A Núñez Aguilera AR Villarreal	3	6	[10]

Men's team

Seeds

Dominican Republic (champion; gold medal)
Colombia (semifinals; bronze medal)
Guatemala (final; silver medal)
Mexico (semifinals; fourth place)

Draw

	Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Gold medal match

	1	Dominican Republic	2

		Bahamas	0
						1	Dominican Republic	2

						4	Mexico	0
	4	Mexico	2

		Honduras	0
											1	Dominican Republic	2

											3	Guatemala	0
		Antigua and Barbuda	0

	3	Guatemala	2
						3	Guatemala	2			Bronze medal match

						2	Colombia	1
		Cuba	0								4	Mexico	0

	2	Colombia	2								2	Colombia	2

Quarterfinals

Dominican Republic
2

31 July^[8]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Nick Hardt Phillip Wilbert Major	6 3	4 6	6 3
2		José Olivares Baker Newman	6 4	7 5
3		Nick Hardt / José Olivares Kevin Philip Major / Spencer Newman				not played

Mexico
2

31 July^[9]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Alan Rubio Keny Turcios	6 2	6 2
2		Alex Hernández Alejandro Obando	6 2	6 1
3		Alex Hernández / Alan Rubio Justin Hernández / Alejandro Obando				not played

Antigua and Barbuda
0

31 July^[10]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Cordell Williams Wilfredo González	2 6	0 6
2		Jody Maginley Christopher Díaz	4 6	3 6
3		Jody Maginley / Cordell Williams Stefan González / Wilfredo González				not played

Cuba
0

31 July^[11]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Omar Hernández Nicolás Mejía	2 6	1 6
2		Osmel Rivera Sergio Hernández	2 6	6 6
3		Denilso Martínez / Osmel Rivera Nicolás Mejía / Eduardo Struvay				not played

Semifinals

Dominican Republic
2

1 August^[12]
Hard

Mexico
0

			1	2	3
1		Roberto Cid Alan Rubio	6 3	6 2
2		Víctor Estrella Alex Hernández	6 3	7⁷ 6²
3		Roberto Cid / Víctor Estrella Alex Hernández / Alan Rubio				not played

1 August^[13]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Wilfredo González Eduardo Struvay	6 4	3 6	6 0
2		Christopher Díaz Alejandro González	1 6	1 6
3		Christopher Díaz / Wilfredo González Alejandro González / Nicolás Mejía	6 3	3 6	[10] [6]

Bronze medal match

Mexico
0

2 August^[14]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Alan Rubio Nicolás Mejía	6⁵ 7⁷	4 6
2		Alex Hernández Alejandro González	5 7	3 6
3		Alex Hernández / Alan Rubio Nicolás Mejía / Eduardo Struvay				not played

Gold medal match

Dominican Republic
2

2 August^[15]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Roberto Cid Wilfredo González	6 2	6 4
2		Víctor Estrella Christopher Díaz	6 2	6 4
3		Roberto Cid / Víctor Estrella Christopher Díaz / Wilfredo González				not played

Women's team

Seeds

Colombia (champion; gold medal)
Mexico (final; silver medal)
Bahamas (semifinals; fourth place)
Dominican Republic (quarterfinals)

Draw

	Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Gold medal match

	1	Colombia	2

		Honduras	0
						1	Colombia	2

						3	Bahamas	0
	3	Bahamas	2

		Antigua and Barbuda	0
											1	Colombia	2

											2	Mexico	0
		Guatemala	2

	4	Dominican Republic	0
							Guatemala	0			Bronze medal match

						2	Mexico	2
		Cuba	0								3	Bahamas	0

	2	Mexico	2									Guatemala	2

Quarterfinals

31 July^[16]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Camila Osorio Daniela Obando	6 1	6 3
2		María Herazo González Natalie Espinal	6 1	6 3
3		Camila Osorio / María Paulina Pérez Daniela Obando / Ana Zavala				not played

31 July^[17]
Hard

Antigua and Barbuda
0

			1	2	3
1		Danielle Thompson Alicia Williams	6 1	6 4
2		Kerrie Cartwright D'Jeri Raymond	6 1	6 1
3		Kerrie Cartwright / Simone Pratt Selene Kentish / D'Jeri Raymond				not played

31 July^[18]
Hard

Dominican Republic
0

			1	2	3
1		María Rivera Francesca Segarelli	6 3	6 2
2		Kirsten-Andrea Weedon Kelly Williford	6 2	6 2
3		Melissa Morales / Kirsten-Andrea Weedon Francesca Segarelli / Kelly Williford				not played

Cuba
0

31 July^[19]
Hard

Mexico
2

			1	2	3
1		Yamile Fors Fernanda Contreras	0 6	0 6
2		Yusleydis Smith Giuliana Olmos	1 6	3 6
3		Yamile Fors / Yusleydis Smith Fernanda Contreras / Giuliana Olmos				not played

Semifinals

1 August^[20]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Camila Osorio Simone Pratt	6 0	6 0
2		María Herazo González Kerrie Cartwright	2 6	6 4	6 2
3		Camila Osorio / María Paulina Pérez Kerrie Cartwright / Danielle Thompson				not played

1 August^[21]
Hard

Mexico
2

			1	2	3
1		María Rivera Fernanda Contreras	3 6	2 6
2		Kirsten-Andrea Weedon Giuliana Olmos	3 6	2 6
3		Melissa Morales / Kirsten-Andrea Weedon Fernanda Contreras / Giuliana Olmos				not played

Bronze medal match

2 August^[22]
Hard

			1	2	3
1		Danielle Thompson Melissa Morales	3 6	6 3	0 6
2		Kerrie Cartwright Kirsten-Andrea Weedon	0 6	0 6
3		Kerrie Cartwright / Simone Pratt Kirsten-Andrea Weedon / Daniela Schippers				not played

Gold medal match

2 August^[23]
Hard

Mexico
0

			1	2	3
1		Camila Osorio Fernanda Contreras	6 2	6 3
2		Mariana Duque Giuliana Olmos	7⁷ 6⁴	2 6	6 4
3		Mariana Duque / María Paulina Pérez Fernanda Contreras / Giuliana Olmos				not played

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Rodrigo Montoya is a Mexican racquetball player. He is the current International Racquetball Federation (IRF) World Champion in both the Men's Team competition and Mixed Doubles, winning those titles at the 2022 Championships in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. That was his 4th IRF World Championship, as he won the 2018 Men's Singles in Costa Rica and the 2021 Men's Doubles with Javier Mar in Guatemala City, so Montoya is the first player to win singles, doubles and mixed doubles at Worlds. He is also the current Pan American Games champion in both Men's Singles and Doubles with Mar, winning those events at the 2019 Pan Am Games in Lima. Montoya is the current Pan American Champion in Men's Doubles, winning that title with Eduardo Portillo at the 2023 Pan American Racquetball Championships in Guatemala City.

Angélica Barrios is a Bolivian racquetball player. Barrios is the current Pan American Champion in Mixed Doubles, winning the title at the 2023 Pan American Racquetball Championships in Guatemala City, Guatemala, and a former Pan Am Champion in Women's Singles. She is also the first Bolivian to win a medal at the World Games, as she won bronze at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.

Andrés Acuña is a Costa Rican racquetball player. He is the current World Games champion in racquetball, winning gold at the 2022 World Games, in Birmingham, Alabama. Acuña was runner up at the 2021 International Racquetball Federation (IRF) 2021 World Championships in Men's Singles in Guatemala.

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2018 Central American and Caribbean Games – Tennis

Events at the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, Colombia

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