2023 Central American & Caribbean Games - Day One EF

Today sees the first day of Event Finals competition at the 2023 Central American and Caribbean Games, with Men's Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse and Still Rings and Women's Vault and Uneven Bars. First reserve Edward Rolin of Venezuela and third reserve Jabiel Polanco of the Dominican Republic come into the Still Rings final to replace Cuba's Diorges Escobar and Venezuela's Adickxon Trejo. Mexico's Isaac Nunez is replaced by compatriot Maximiliano Galicia in the Rings final. Second reserve for the Women's Vault final Karla Andrea Navas Boyd comes in to replace Aruba's Amika Every.

Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez (CCS) outclassed the field to take the Floor Exercise title over Venezuela's Adickson Trejo and Colombian Dilan Jimenez. It appears Cuban Yohendry Villaverde was injured. Mexico's Isaac Nunez is the Pommel Horse champion, earning the honors over Colombia's Jose Martinez and the Dominican Republic's Audrys Nin Reyes, whilst on the Still Rings Colombia's Kristopher Bohorquez won over Cuba's Alejandro de la Cruz and Puerto Rico's Jose Lopez.

For the Women, Mexico's Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina took the Vault title over Dominican Republic's Yamilet Pena Abreu and compatriot Ahtziri Viridiana Sandoval Perez who finished in second and third respectively. On the Uneven Bars, Paulina Campos Martinez won the title with Panama's Karla Andrea Navas Boyd winning the silver over Jamaica's Tyesha Mattis.

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

  1. Jorge Alfredo Lopez Vega (CCS) 14.050
  2. Adickxon Trejo (VEN) 13.700 
  3. Dilan Jimenez (COL) 13.650
  4. Diorges Escobar (CUB) 13.400
  5. Andres Martinez (COL) 13.250
  6. Fabian de Luna (MEX) 12.800
  7. Rodrigo Gomez (MEX) 12.500
  8. Yohendry Villaverde (CUB) 4.800
MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:
  1. Isaac Nunez (MEX) 13.050
  2. Jose Martinez (COL) 12.900
  3. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 12.650
  4. Andres Martinez (COL) 12.150
  5. Andres Perez (PUR) 12.000
  6. Diorges Escobar (CUB) 11.350
  7. Maximiliano Galicia (MEX) 10.950
  8. Richard Atencio (PAN) 10.850
WOMEN'S VAULT:
  1. Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina (MEX) (14.050, 13.250) 13.650
  2. Yamilet Pena Abreu (DOM) (13.050, 13.750) 13.400
  3. Ahtziri Viridiana Sandoval Perez (MEX) (13.700, 12.450) 13.075
  4. Karla Andrea Navas Boyd (PAN) (12.600, 13.300) 12.950
  5. Hillary Alexandra Heron Soto (PAN) (13.500, 11.750) 12.625
  6. Isuamy Perera (CUB) (12.950, 12.250) 12.600
  7. Alexa Grande Franco (ESA) (12.900, 12.050) 12.475
  8. Yiseth Valenzuela (COL) (12.600, 11.900) 12.250
MEN'S STILL RINGS:
  1. Kristopher Bohorquez (COL) 13.900
  2. Alejandro de la Cruz (CUB) 13.800
  3. Jose Lopez (PUR) 13.300
  4. Fabian de Luna (MEX) 13.200
  5. Maximiliano Galicia (MEX) 12.850
  6. Jabiel Polanco (DOM) 12.750
  7. Edward Rolin (VEN) 12.700
  8. Andres Martinez (COL) 11.400
WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Paulina Campos Martinez (MEX) 13.400
  2. Karla Andrea Navas Boyd (PAN) 13.050
  3. Tyesha Mattis (JAM) 12.750
  4. Annalise Newman-Achee (TTO) 12.200
  5. Natalia Isabel Escalera Cardenas (MEX) 12.100
  6. Stella Diaz (PUR) 12.050
  7. Milca Leon (VEN) 12.000
  8. Ginna Escobar Betancur (COL) 9.750

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