Sports in Puerto Rico
Olympics medallists
The following table has a list of Puerto Ricans, including people of Puerto Rican ancestry, who won Olympic medals. It must be noted that "Puerto Ricans" is a term also used to describe a resident of the United States who was "born in Puerto Rico or who traces their family ancestry to Puerto Rico." Not all represented the island, some represented the United States.

Sports in Puerto Rico

Section Title: Olympics medallists
Table Section Text: The following table has a list of Puerto Ricans, including people of Puerto Rican ancestry, who won Olympic medals. It must be noted that "Puerto Ricans" is a term also used to describe a resident of the United States who was "born in Puerto Rico or who traces their family ancestry to Puerto Rico." Not all represented the island, some represented the United States.

Number	Name	Medal/s	Sport	Year and place	Country represented

1	Juan Evangelista Venegas	Bronze	Boxing	1948 London, United Kingdom	Puerto Rico

2	José "Cheque" Torres	Silver	Boxing	1956 Melbourne, Australia	United States

3	Orlando Maldonado	Bronze	Boxing	1976, Montreal, Canada	Puerto Rico

4	Luis Ortiz	Silver	Boxing	1984 Los Angeles, United States	Puerto Rico

5	Arístides González	Bronze	Boxing	1984 Los Angeles, United States	Puerto Rico

6	Aníbal Santiago Acevedo	Bronze	Boxing	1992 Barcelona, Spain	Puerto Rico

7	Gigi Fernández	Gold (2)	Women's Doubles Tennis	1992 Barcelona, Spain 1996 Atlanta, United States	United States

8	Lisa Fernandez	Gold (3)	Softball	1996 Atlanta, United States 2000 Sydney, Australia 2004 Athens, Greece	United States

9	Daniel Santos	Bronze	Boxing	1996 Atlanta, United States	Puerto Rico

10	Jonny Moseley	Gold	Mogul Skiing	1998 Nagano, Japan	United States

11	Julie Chu	Silver (3), Bronze	Women's Ice Hockey	2002 Salt Lake City, United States 2006 Turin, Italy 2010 Vancouver, Canada 2014 Sochi, Russia	United States

12	Carmelo Anthony	Gold (3), Bronze	Basketball	2004 Athens, Greece 2008 Beijing, China 2012 London, United Kingdom 2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	United States

13	Maritza Correia	Silver	Swimming 4×100m Freestyle	2004 Athens, Greece	United States

14	Benjamin Agosto	Silver	Figure Skating	2006 Turin, Italy	United States

15	Jake Arrieta	Bronze	Baseball	2008 Beijing, China	United States

16	Kyla Ross	Gold	400m Women’s Gymnastics	2012 London, United Kingdom	United States

17	Javier Culson	Bronze	400m Hurdles	2012 London, United Kingdom	Puerto Rico

18	Jaime Espinal	Silver	Wrestling	2012 London, United Kingdom	Puerto Rico

19	Jessica Steffens	Silver, Gold	Water Polo	2008 Beijing, China 2012 London, United Kingdom	United States

20	Maggie Steffens	Gold (2)	Water Polo	2012 London, United Kingdom 2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	United States

21	Laurie Hernandez	Gold, Silver	Women's Gymnastics (G) Balance Beam (S)	2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	United States

22	Monica Puig	Gold	Women's Singles Tennis	2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Puerto Rico

Sentence(s)

Lisa Fernandez has represented the United States in Olympic Softball, winning gold medals in the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia and in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece.

final_sentence: Lisa Fernandez has represented the United States in Olympic Softball, winning gold medals in the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia and in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece.