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The overall balance of the Spanish team has been 122 metals, of which the Catholic University of Murcia has achieved 12 golds, 11 silvers and 8 bronzes.
The Catholic University of Murcia has been a protagonist in the Mediterranean Games since its athletes have achieved a total of 31 medals of the 122 that the Spanish expedition has achieved.
Of these, 12 have been gold, where swimming, led by Mireia Belmonte and Jessica Val, has achieved four thanks to the two who have achieved each of them.
In addition, five silvers and four bronzes have also been obtained in this sport.
Lidia Valentín, of weightlifting, has taken two golds in her specialty, becoming one of the great protagonists of the Mediterranean Games.
Canoeing, by the hand of Marcus Cooper, Teresa Portela and Rodrigo Germade, has also had a special relevance since they add three gold medals among the three athletes.
The judokas Fran Garrigós and Julia Figueroa, and Pablo Abián in badminton, have achieved gold in their respective modalities.
In addition, Alberto Gaitero in judo;
Jesús Cantero in table tennis;
Ane Santesteban in cycling;
Cristina Lara in athletics;
Beatriz Corrales in badminton;
and, in swimming, Jessica Val and Melania Felicitas Costa, and Mireia Belmonte and Duane da Rocha on two occasions each, have achieved a silver medal in their respective sports.
In reference to the bronzes obtained, again swimming has been the king sport, by the hand of Miguel Durán and Jessica Val, with one each, and Melania Felicitas Costa, who has won two.
Also Carmen Sánchez, in athletics;
Sarai Gascón, in Paralympic swimming;
Cristina Ferrer in karate and Marta Calvo in taekwondo, have been bronze medalists in the Mediterranean Games.
Source: UCAM
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