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Mexico at Paris 2024 Olympics: Women's archery team wins bronze against Netherlands

Mary Shelley by Mary Shelley
July 28, 2024
Mexico at Paris 2024 Olympics: Women's archery team wins bronze against Netherlands
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After a strong fight against the Dutch team, the goalkeepers won 6-2 Alejandra Valencia, Ana Paula Vasquez And Angela Ruiz They give Mexico and Latin America their first medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Mexico won its fourth medal in archery history: 3 bronze and 1 silver. (REUTERS/Tingshu Wang)

Mexico fell to China in the second semi-final of the archery final. With a score of 5 to 3, the Mexicans will try to win bronze to give our country its first medal in Paris 2024.

Facing the second best team in the world, the Tricolor team did not come close to the finals.  (REUTERS/Tingshu Wang)
Facing the second best team in the world, the Tricolor team did not come close to the finals. (REUTERS/Tingshu Wang)

With a 5-1 win, Chinese Taipei qualified for the semi-finals and will face Mexico in the second semi-final of the tournament. The other bracket pits South Korea against the Netherlands.

The fight to advance to the finals will begin at 08:10 am (Central Mexico time).

With a score of 1 to 5, there is no doubt that the Mexican players are one of the strongest teams in the world in archery. Now they have to wait for a rival to compete on the podium, coming from a clash between Indonesia and China.

Aztec archers celebrate advancing to women's semifinals in search of new medal  (REUTERS/Tingshu Wang)
Aztec archers celebrate advancing to women's semifinals in search of new medal (REUTERS/Tingshu Wang)

Women's Archery Team: Alejandra Valencia, Ana Paula Vasquez And Angela Ruiz Proceedings begin in Paris 2024.

Mexican players advance to the semi-finals

Mexicans Alejandra Valencia, Ana Paula Vasquez And Angela Ruiz This Sunday morning is against Germany quarter final DWomen's Archery Team.

“The Mexican archery team is making final adjustments for the quarterfinal round at the Olympic Games against the German team”, published on social networks by the Mexican Olympic Committee (COMA few minutes before the countrymen appeared in front of Napoleon's tomb at Les Invalides.

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Alejandra Valencia, Ana Paula Vasquez and Angela Ruiz of Mexico at the Paris 2024 Olympics (Conade).
Alejandra Valencia, Ana Paula Vasquez and Angela Ruiz of Mexico at the Paris 2024 Olympics (Conade).

Edson Ramirez bows out of air rifle finals

Mexico's Edson Ramirez finished 19th with 628.3 points in the 10m air rifle category. For his part, Carlos Quezada finished 44th with 621.6. Both were eliminated from the finals as only the top eight entered this round.

Mexican men and women competing at Paris 2024.  Credit: Gobmx
Mexican men and women competing at Paris 2024. Credit: Gobmx

Alexis Lopez and Miguel Carballo will earn their spots in the semifinals

In the rowing heats, Mexico's Alexis Lopez and Miguel Carballo finished fourth in 6:37:46. Tomorrow they will host the repechage regatta where they will be looking to advance to the semi-finals.

Mexican women's results in artistic gymnastics/ REUTERS/Amanda Perobelli
Mexican women's results in artistic gymnastics/ REUTERS/Amanda Perobelli

These are the Mexican women's results in artistic gymnastics

Natalia Escalera: Bars: 12,800

Ahtziri Sandoval: Jump: 12,550, Floor: 11,833, Bars: 12,266 and Beam: 11,733

Alexa Moreno: Jump: 13,949, Floor: 12,800, Bars: 12,633 and Beam: 11,200

Jorge Iga finished 20th/ REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Jorge Iga finished 20th/ REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

Jorge Iga finished 20th in the 200m freestyle

A few minutes ago the 200m freestyle heats ended. Jorge Iga finished 20th with a time of 1:48.38. He was .99 seconds away from advancing to the semifinals, where only the best 16 times are entered.

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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