Mexico at the Special Olympics World Games

Mexico at the Special Olympics World Games
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México has competed at the Special Olympics World Games 11 times.

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Medal tallies

Special Olympics World Winter Games

Event Gold Silver Bronze Total Ranking Athletes
2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games 1 0 2 3 24
 Mexico Total '

Image:Med_1.png Gold medalists

Image:Med_2.png Silver medalists

Image:Med_3.png Bronze medalists

Other Results

  • 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games
    • 4th: Mexican mixed Floor hockey team: Floor Hockey Mixed Competition Division I - Lost to Spain for 3rd place
      • Team members: Lilia Aguilar, Luis Baca, Saúl Campos, Juan Carrillo, Jesús García, Loreto López, Roberto Manzanares, Armando Murillo, Ever Ochoa, Angel Ortiz, Ever Ortiz, Hector Pacheco, Rosaura Reyes, Luz Rico, Beatriz Rivera and Jorge Sandoval.
    • 4th: Tomás Arenazas: Figure Skating Men's Singles Division 5
    • 4th: Brenda Monreal: Figure Skating Women's Singles Division 1
    • 6th: Alonso Flores: Figure Skating Men's Singles Division 6
    • 6th: Rosa María Rodríguez: Figure Skating Women's Singles Division 2
    • 7th: Jenny Arcos: Figure Skating Women's Singles Division 3
    • 7th: Karen Borges: Figure Skating Women's Singles Division 1

See also

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