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NAOC welcomes medal winners CAC 2010

admin — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:57:14 +0000

On wednesday 3 August 2010, NAOC organized a Team Welcome Ceremony for all athletes who participated in the CAC Games 2010 (Mayaguez-Puerto Rico). During this ceremony, which took place in the Avila Beach Hotel (Curacao), the results were evaluated, and the medal winners and their coaches received an official Olympic plaque for their outstanding result.

The 2010 medalwinners are:

2x GOLD-Athletics: Churandy Martina (100m & 200m)

3x SILVER-Swimming: Rodion Davelaar
Karate: Marisca Verspaget
Boxing: Benjey Zimmerman

2x BRONZE:
Sailing: Ard van Aanholt
Track & Field 4x100m: Prince Kwidama-Curtis Kock-Brian Mariano-Churandy Martina

With the 7 medals (2 gold-3 silver-2 bronze) the AHO Team finished overall on the 13th place. It can be concluded that NAOC consolidated their position, as four years ago during the CAC Games 2006 (Cartagena-Colombia) the team also finished on the 13th place with 4 medals.(2 gold-1 silver – 1 bronze)

Pictures of the Team welcome ceremony

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Rodion Davelaar wins SILVER

admin — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 14:07:57 +0000

The Netherlands Antilles won their first medal in the CAC Games. Rodion Davelaar won the silver medal in the finals of the 50 meters breast stroke. He broke the Antillean record (29.04) with his new time of 28.82 seconds.

Start of CAC Games 2010

admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 13:36:27 +0000

The opening ceremony was successful, and the Games in Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) have begun. There are 32 countries participating in this Olympic event. The Netherlands Antilles participate in the following sports:

Teamsports

Baseball
Softball
Fieldhockey
Waterpolo

Individual sports

Track & Field
Swimming
Shooting
Bowling
Karate
Judo
Taekwondo
Sailing
Boxing
Tennis

CAC Games

admin — Fri, 15 May 2009 15:39:06 +0000

Date: 17 July – 1 August 2010
Place: Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
Website: http://www.mayaguez2010.com
Chef d’Mission: Elvin Henriquez

The Oldest Regional Games – History of CACSO

The History of the Central American and Caribbean Sports Organization is tied to the history of the Central American and Caribbean Sports Games. These are the oldest regional games, and it was during the planning stages of the IX Games that CACSO was born.

Taken from the history of the IX Games, as published in Los Juegos Regionales Más Antiguos by Enrique Montesinos:

“When a meeting of the General Assembly of Delegates took place in Caracas, it was informed that there had been no bid for venue. After the debate, it was agreed to grant it to Puerto Rico, with the particularity of having the vote of Puerto Rico’s delegate against it.

Two days later, it was known that he was right because the authorities of his country didn’t accept the assignment. It was then that Jamaica became important in its role as a substitute, but there were big concerns due to the expensive costs involved in hosting the games for a small country.