Water polo at the Central American and Caribbean Games

Event at the Central American and Caribbean Games

Water polo was first introduced to the program of the Central American and Caribbean Games (CACGs) in 1938 in Panama City, and has been contested at every edition since.

Results summary

Men's tournament

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1938 Panama City details	Jamaica (JAM)	Panama (PAN)	Puerto Rico (PUR)
1946 Barranquilla details	Caribbean Netherlands (AHO)	Colombia (COL)	Mexico (MEX)
1950 Guatemala City details	Mexico (MEX)	Caribbean Netherlands (AHO)	Guatemala (GUA)
1954 Mexico City details	Mexico (MEX)	Jamaica (JAM)	Panama (PAN)
1959 Caracas details	Mexico (MEX)	Jamaica (JAM)	Venezuela (VEN)
1962 Kingston details	Mexico (MEX)	Jamaica (JAM)	Barbados (BAR)
1966 San Juan details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Colombia (COL)
1970 Panama City details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Colombia (COL)
1974 Santo Domingo details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Colombia (COL)
1978 Medellín details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Puerto Rico (PUR)
1982 Havana details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Puerto Rico (PUR)
1986 Santiago details	Cuba (CUB)	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Mexico (MEX)
1990 Mexico City details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Puerto Rico (PUR)
1993 Ponce details	Cuba (CUB)	Mexico (MEX)	Puerto Rico (PUR)
1998 Maracaibo details	Cuba (CUB)	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Mexico (MEX)
2002 San Salvador details	Mexico (MEX)	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Colombia (COL)
2006 Cartagena details	Cuba (CUB)	Colombia (COL)	Mexico (MEX)
2010 Mayagüez details	Colombia (COL)	Venezuela (VEN)	Mexico (MEX)
2014 Veracruz details	Mexico (MEX)	Venezuela (VEN)	Cuba (CUB)
2018 Barranquilla details	Colombia (COL)	Cuba (CUB)	Puerto Rico (PUR)
2023 San Salvador details

Women's tournament

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2006 Cartagena details	Cuba (CUB)	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Venezuela (VEN)
2010 Mayagüez details	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Venezuela (VEN)	Mexico (MEX)
2014 Veracruz details	Venezuela (VEN)	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Cuba (CUB)
2018 Barranquilla details	Cuba (CUB)	Puerto Rico (PUR)	Mexico (MEX)
2023 San Salvador details

References

Enrique Montesinos (2013). Los Juegos Regionales Más Antiguos – The Oldest Regional Games (PDF).

Water polo at the Central American and Caribbean Games

v t e International water polo
Geography World Rankings World medalists Achievements by nation
World	World Aquatics – Summer Olympics World Championship U20 U18 World Cup men women World League Challengers' Cup
Africa	CANA – African Championship
Americas	UANA – Pan American Games Pan American Water Polo Championships Central American and Caribbean Games South American Games Bolivarian Games
Asia	AASF – Asian Games Asian Championship Asian Cup Asian Swimming Championships Asian Beach Games SEA Games Asian Clubs Championships
Europe	LEN – European Championship U19 U17 U15 Europa Cup European Games Men's club Champions League Euro Cup Challenger Cup Super Cup Cup Winners' Cup (defunct) Women's club Champions League Euro Cup Challenger Cup Super Cup
Oceania	OSA – Oceanian Championship
Others	Commonwealth Championships Deaflympics Friendship Games Islamic Solidarity Games Mediterranean Games Summer Universiade World Games
Athletes (teams) of the Year International Hall of Fame List of players Coaches Officials

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Sports at the Central American and Caribbean Games