Rigoberto Pérez

For the Mexican weightlifter, see Rigoberto Pérez (weightlifter).

Rigoberto Pérez Amavisca (born 26 November 1912) was a Mexican pole vaulter who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics.^[1] His personal best in pole vaulting is 4.10 m set in 1939.

References

↑ "Olympics". sports-reference. Retrieved 11 May 2012.

Central American and Caribbean Games champions in men's pole vault

1926: José Sanjurjo (CUB)
1930: Humberto Villa (CUB)
1935: José Sabater (PUR)
1938: Rigoberto Pérez (MEX)
1946–1950: José Vincente (PUR)
1954: José Barbosa (PUR)
1959–1966: Rolando Cruz (PUR)
1970: Juan Laza (CUB)
1974: Roberto Moré (CUB)
1978: Augusto Perdomo (CUB)
1982–1986: Rubén Camino (CUB)
1990: Ángel García (CUB)
1993–1998: Edgar Díaz (PUR)
2002: Dominic Johnson (LCA)
2006: Robison Pratt (MEX)
2010: Giovanni Lanaro (MEX)
2014: Lázaro Borges (CUB)

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