Joshua Ilika Brenner

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Josh Ilika
Personal information
Full name	Joshua Brenner Ilika
Nationality	Mexico
Born	(1976-09-14) September 14, 1976 Celaya, Guanajuato
Sport
Sport	Swimming

Stroke(s)	Free, Fly
Club	Longhorn Aquatics (USA); San Luis Potsí (Mexico)
College team	USC Trojans

Joshua Brenner Ilika was born (September 14, 1976 in Celaya, Guanajuato) is a Mexican swimmer, who began swimming at the age of three. He participated in the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics.^[1]

See also

List of Mexican records in swimming

References

↑ Olympic results

External links

(Spanish) "Profile for the 2004 Olympic Games". Archived from the original on 16 December 2004. Retrieved 31 October 2012.

v t e Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Men's 200 m freestyle

1966: Guillermo Echevarría (MEX) 1970: Tomás Becerra (COL) 1974: Guillermo García (MEX) 1978: Fernando Cañales (PUR) 1982 – 1986: Alberto Mestre (VEN) 1990 – 1993: Pedro Carrío (CUB) 1998: Fernando Jácome (COL) 2002: Joshua Ilika (MEX) 2006 – 2010: Shaune Fraser (CAY)

v t e Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Men's 100 m butterfly

1966: José Ferraioli (PUR) 1970: Gary Goodner (PUR) 1974: Jorge Jaramillo (COL) 1978: Ramón Volcán (VEN) 1982: Rafael Vidal (VEN) 1986: Anthony Nesty (SUR) 1990: David Monasterio (PUR) 1993: Diego Perdomo (COL) 1998: Francisco Sánchez (VEN) 2002: Joshua Ilika (MEX) 2006 – 2010: Albert Subirats (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)

Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Men's 4x100 m medley relay

1959: Mexico (Mejía, Marmolejo, Ríos, Uribe)
1962: Mexico (Rabell, Marmolejo, Ríos, Escalante)
1966: Mexico (Echevarría, Hernández, Altamirano, Ruíz)
1970: Mexico (J. Santibáñez, M. Santibáñez, Cal, Muñoz)
1974: Mexico (Álvarez, Marmolejo, Necochea, Escanero)
1978: Puerto Rico (Berrocal, Catinchi, Pérez, Cañales)
1982: Venezuela (Frigo, Sochasky, Vidal, Mestre)
1986: Venezuela (Frigo, Henão, Umaña, Mestre)
1990: Puerto Rico (Guzmán, Torres, Santaella, Busquets)
1993: Cuba (Falcón, González, Menéndez, Casas)
1998: Cuba (Falcón, Rodríguez, García, Hernández)
2002: Mexico (Rodela, González, Ilika, Siqueiros)
2006: Venezuela (Subirats, Pinto, Alesi, Rojas)
2010: Venezuela (Subirats, Andara, Alesi, Acuña)

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