Alberto Isaac (swimmer)

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Alberto Isaac

Personal information

Full name

Alberto Isaac Ahumada

Nationality

Born

18 March 1923
Mexico City, Mexico

Died

9 January 1998 (aged 74)
Mexico City, Mexico

Height

1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)

Weight

71 kg (157 lb)

Sport

Sport

Freestyle

Medal record

Men's swimming
Competitor for Mexico
Pan American Games
Bronze	1951 Buenos Aires	3 x 100 m medley

Alberto Isaac (18 March 1923 – 9 January 1998) was a Mexican swimmer who competed in the 1948 Summer Olympics and in the 1952 Summer Olympics.^[1]

References

↑ "Olympics". sports-reference. Retrieved 8 May 2012.

Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Men's 100 m freestyle

1926: Gonzalo Silverio (CUB)
1930: Pablo la Rosa (CUB)
1935: Luis Alcívar (CUB)
1938: Francisco Escobar (CUB)
1946 – 1950: Alberto Isaac (MEX)
1954: Otilio Olguín (MEX)
1959: César Uribe (MEX)
1962: Jorge Escalante (MEX)
1966: Salvador Ruíz (MEX)
1970: Gary Goodner (PUR)
1974: Guillermo García (MEX)
1978: Fernando Cañales (PUR)
1982 – 1986: Alberto Mestre (VEN)
1990: Rodrigo González (MEX)
1993 – 1998: Francisco Sánchez (VEN)
2002: Ricardo Busquets (PUR)
2006 – 2010: Albert Subirats (VEN)

Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Men's 400 m freestyle

1926 – 1930: Leonel Smith (CUB)
1935: Raúl del Valle (CUB)
1938: Alberto Raurell (CUB)
1946: Luis González (COL)
1950: Alberto Isaac (MEX)
1954: Tonatiuh Gutiérrez (MEX)
1959 – 1962: Mauricio Ocampo (MEX)
1962: Jorge Escalante (MEX)
1966: Guillermo Echevarría (MEX)
1970: Tomás Becerra (COL)
1974: Guillermo García (MEX)
1978: Fernando Cañales (PUR)
1982 – 1986: Alberto Mestre (VEN)
1990: Jorge Herrera (PUR)
1993: Jaime Lipszyk (CRC)
1998 – 2002: Ricardo Monasterio (VEN)
2006: Iván López (MEX)
2010: Cristian Quintero (VEN)

Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Men's 4x200 m freestyle relay

1935: Cuba (del Valle, Raurell, Franquiz, Escobar)
1938: Panama (Danilo Souza, Didio Souza, Illueca, Pérez)
1946: Mexico (Isaac, Castillo, Mejía, Bravo)
1950: Mexico (Bravo, Mejía, Gutiérrez, Isaac)
1954: Mexico (Gutiérrez, Orozco, Borja, Olguín)
1959: Mexico (Escalante, Montoya, R. Guzmán, Ocampo)
1962: Mexico (A. Guzmán, Herrera, Escalante, Ocampo)
1966: Mexico (J. Alanis, Hernández, Ruiz, Echevarría)
1970: Mexico (E. Alanis, Strauss, J. Alanis, Urrueta)
1974: Mexico (Prado, García, Escanero, García)
1978: Mexico (Strasser, González, Sánchez, Pérez)
1982: Venezuela (Umaña, Vidal, François, Mestre)
1986: Cuba (López, Carrío, Bello, Franki)
1990: Mexico (Escamilla, Gutiérrez, Bulnes, González)
1993 – 1998: not held
2002: Mexico (Siqueiros, Ilika, Salinas, Veloz)
2006: Mexico (López, Yeh, Siqueiros, Veloz)
2010: Colombia (Galofre, de Angulo, Molina, Pinzón)

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