1989 Pan American Gymnastics Cup

The 1989 Pan American Gymnastics Cup was held in Victoria, Mexico, July 24–29, 1989.[1]

Medalists
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Artistic gymnastics
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Team all-around[2][3] Unknown Unknown  Brazil
Ricardo Nassar
Marco Monteiro
Fernando Sabino
Individual all-around[4]  Alejandro Peniche (MEX)  Tony Piñeda (MEX)  Raul Menendez (CUB)
Floor exercise[2][5]  Ricardo Nassar (BRA)
 Alejandro Peniche (MEX)		 N/A Unknown
Vault[2][5]  Alejandro Peniche (MEX)  Manuel Bejarano (VEN)  Ricardo Nassar (BRA)
Pommel horse[2][5]  Tony Piñeda (MEX)  Raul Menendez (CUB)  Marco Monteiro (BRA)
Parallel bars[6] Unknown Unknown  Zac Lee (USA)
Horizontal bar[1] Unknown Unknown  Isidro Ibarrondo (ARG)
Women
Team all-around[7][3]  United States
Tracey Cole
Robin Richter
Agina Simpkins		  Brazil
Luisa Parente
Viviane Cardoso
Adriana Andrade
  Cuba
Laura Rodriguez
Luisa Prieto

Individual all-around[8][9]  Luisa Parente (BRA)  Tracey Cole (USA)  Oriana Mendez (VEN)
Vault[10][5]  Luisa Prieto (CUB)  Luisa Parente (BRA)  Tracey Cole (USA)
Uneven bars[10]  Luisa Parente (BRA) Unknown  Tracey Cole (USA)
Balance beam[1][10][11]  Romina Plataroti (ARG)  Fernanda Rodríguez (MEX)  Tracey Cole (USA)
Floor exercise[1][10]  Romina Plataroti (ARG)  Tracey Cole (USA) Unknown

Rhythmic gymnastics
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Rope[2] Unknown  Françoise Biot (BRA)  Rosana Favila (BRA)
Hoop[2][3]  Françoise Biot (BRA)
 Marta Schonhurst (BRA)		 None awarded Unknown
Ball[2] Unknown  Marta Schonhurst (BRA)  Rosana Favila (BRA)
Ribbon[2] Unknown  Marta Schonhurst (BRA)  Rosana Favila (BRA)

Results

Artistic gymnastics

Men's all-around
Rk.NameNOCScore
Alejandro Peniche Mexico57.050
Tony Piñeda Mexico56.900
Raul Menendez Cuba54.400
4Felix Aguilera Cuba53.300
5Marco Monteiro Brazil–
6Ricardo Nassar Brazil–
7Manuel Bejarano Venezuela–
8Isidro Ibarrondo Argentina–
9Jose Tort Puerto Rico–
10Brandy Wood United States–

Women's all-around
Rk.NameNOCScore
Luisa Parente Brazil38.325
Tracey Cole United States37.900
Oriana Mendez Venezuela37.100 [3]
4Laura Rodriguez Cuba36.950 [3]
5Viviane Cardoso Brazil36.675 [3]
6Romina Plataroti Argentina–
7Agina Simpkins United States–
8Veronica Fadua Mexico–
9Fernanda Rodríguez Mexico–
10Luciana Peirano Argentina–
11Beatriz Collazo Peru–
12Claudia Cardona Colombia–
13Mariana Cuadra Puerto Rico–
14Ximena Diaz Colombia–
15Ines Salas Peru–
16Luisa Prieto Cuba–
17Carla Hernandez El Salvador–
18Sonia Aguilar El Salvador–
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References
  1. EF Deportes (in Spanish)
  2. Jornal dos Sports - August 3, 1989 (in Portuguese)
  3. Jornal do Brasil - July 11, 1989 / July 26, 1989 / August 2, 1989 (in Portuguese)
  4. Gymn Forum - Men's AA results
  5. O Globo July 30, 1989 (in Portuguese)
  6. ISSUU - USA Gymnastics - November/December 1989
  7. NewsOK - Dynamo Girl Leads U.S. to Pan-Am Title
  8. Gymn Forum - Women's AA results
  9. O Globo July 26, 1989 (in Portuguese)
  10. NewsOK - Dynamo at Buenos Aires Meet
  11. Hemeroteca de México (in Spanish)


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