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Argentine rower

Ricardo José Rodríguez
Personal information
Nationality	Argentine
Born	(1952-01-04) 4 January 1952 (age 72)
Sport
Sport	Rowing

Ricardo José Rodríguez (born 4 January 1952) is an Argentine rower. He competed in the men's eight event at the 1972 Summer Olympics.

References

Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Ricardo José Rodríguez Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 23 August 2018.

v t e Pan American Games Rowing Champions in Men's Coxless Pair
1951: Alberto Madero & Óscar Almirón (ARG) 1955: Jorge Glusman & Eduardo Glusman (ARG) 1959: Ted Frost & Bob Rogers (USA) 1963: Mariano Caulín & Gustavo Pérez (URU) 1967: Tony Johnson & Larry Hough (USA) 1971: Ricardo Rodríguez & Guillermo Segurado (ARG) 1975: Érico de Souza & Raúl Bagattini (BRA) 1979: Brian Dick & Tim Storm (CAN) 1983: Ronaldo de Carvalho & Ricardo de Carvalho (BRA) 1987: Ronaldo de Carvalho & Ricardo de Carvalho (BRA) 1991: Ismael Carbonell & Hermes Castellanos (CUB) 1995: Don Smith & Fredric Honebein (USA) 1999: Damian Ordás & Walter Balunek (ARG) 2003: Walter Naneder & Marcos Morales (ARG) 2007: Dan Casaca & Christopher Jarvis (CAN) 2011: Michael Gennaro & Robert Otto (USA) 2015: Axel Haack & Diego López (ARG) 2015: Félipe Leal & Óscar Vásquez (CHI) 2019: Ignacio Abraham & Christopher Kalleg (CHI) 2023: Alexander Hedge & Ezra Carlson (USA)

Pan American Games Rowing Champions in Men's Coxless Pair

1951: Alberto Madero & Óscar Almirón (ARG)
1955: Jorge Glusman & Eduardo Glusman (ARG)
1959: Ted Frost & Bob Rogers (USA)
1963: Mariano Caulín & Gustavo Pérez (URU)
1967: Tony Johnson & Larry Hough (USA)
1971: Ricardo Rodríguez & Guillermo Segurado (ARG)
1975: Érico de Souza & Raúl Bagattini (BRA)
1979: Brian Dick & Tim Storm (CAN)
1983: Ronaldo de Carvalho & Ricardo de Carvalho (BRA)
1987: Ronaldo de Carvalho & Ricardo de Carvalho (BRA)
1991: Ismael Carbonell & Hermes Castellanos (CUB)
1995: Don Smith & Fredric Honebein (USA)
1999: Damian Ordás & Walter Balunek (ARG)
2003: Walter Naneder & Marcos Morales (ARG)
2007: Dan Casaca & Christopher Jarvis (CAN)
2011: Michael Gennaro & Robert Otto (USA)
2015: Axel Haack & Diego López (ARG)
2015: Félipe Leal & Óscar Vásquez (CHI)
2019: Ignacio Abraham & Christopher Kalleg (CHI)
2023: Alexander Hedge & Ezra Carlson (USA)

v t e Pan American Games Rowing Champions in Men's Eight
1951: Coluzzi, Lopez, Nievas, Martinez, Mancini, Merlini, Andueza, Moreno, Cesi (ARG) 1955: Knecht, Toland, Irving Miller, Dorwart, Hermann, Senoff, McIlvaine Jr., Greipp, Rosenberg (USA) 1959: Edmonds, Schoel, Rouen, Michael Larsen, Montesi, Miller, Kries, Mills, Winkelstein (USA) 1963: Sturdy, Lemieux, Worobieff, Gray, McIntosh, Dewar, Browne, Stokes, Overton (CAN) 1967: Gardner, Higgins, Livingston, Fiechter, Hobbs, Steketee, Larkin, Canning, Hoffman (USA) 1971: Demiddi, Segurado, Aberastegui, Rodríguez, Martín, del Cano, de Dios, Cruz, Mazerati (ARG) 1975: Moroney, Everett, Mickelson, Stevenson, Umlauf, Shealy, Vespoli, Hess, Jaugstetter (USA) 1979: Turner, Townley, Stekl, Wooman, Lubsen, Hess, Colgan, Ibbetson, Chatzky (USA) 1983: Lyons, B. Smith, Jacobson, Penny, Kissick, J. Smith, De Ruff, Cataldo, Stillings (USA) 1987: Kissick, Matthiessen, Bausback, Huntington, Meyn, Ives, Anderson, Strotbeck, Shellans Jr. (USA) 1991: Unknown (CUB) 1995: Segaloff, Klepacki, Koven, Brown, Smith, Kaehler, McKibben, Honebein, Hall (USA) 1999: Anderson, Protz, Borcherding, Murphy, Simon, Henry, Neil, Holbrook, Murray (USA) 2003: Stillings, Hoopman, Bosley, Cranston, Liwski, Daniels, Brennan, Jones, Fredericks (USA) 2007: Kepper, Callaghan, Winkler, Beery, C. Winklevoss, Bea, O'Dunne, T. Winklevoss, Delguercio (USA) 2011: Read, Kasprzyk, Wheeler, Spencer, Gennaro, Otto, Didier, McElhenney, Johnson (USA) 2015: Bahain, Barakso, Crothers, Dean, Evans, Koudys, Langerfeld, McCabe, Schrijver (CAN) 2019: Carino, Esteras, Haack, Herrera, Infante, Murillo, Romero, Scenna, Suárez (ARG) 2023: Paz, León, Heredia, Romero, Barnet, Suárez, Ajete, Cardona, Carlos González (CUB)

Pan American Games Rowing Champions in Men's Eight

1951: Coluzzi, Lopez, Nievas, Martinez, Mancini, Merlini, Andueza, Moreno, Cesi (ARG)
1955: Knecht, Toland, Irving Miller, Dorwart, Hermann, Senoff, McIlvaine Jr., Greipp, Rosenberg (USA)
1959: Edmonds, Schoel, Rouen, Michael Larsen, Montesi, Miller, Kries, Mills, Winkelstein (USA)
1963: Sturdy, Lemieux, Worobieff, Gray, McIntosh, Dewar, Browne, Stokes, Overton (CAN)
1967: Gardner, Higgins, Livingston, Fiechter, Hobbs, Steketee, Larkin, Canning, Hoffman (USA)
1971: Demiddi, Segurado, Aberastegui, Rodríguez, Martín, del Cano, de Dios, Cruz, Mazerati (ARG)
1975: Moroney, Everett, Mickelson, Stevenson, Umlauf, Shealy, Vespoli, Hess, Jaugstetter (USA)
1979: Turner, Townley, Stekl, Wooman, Lubsen, Hess, Colgan, Ibbetson, Chatzky (USA)
1983: Lyons, B. Smith, Jacobson, Penny, Kissick, J. Smith, De Ruff, Cataldo, Stillings (USA)
1987: Kissick, Matthiessen, Bausback, Huntington, Meyn, Ives, Anderson, Strotbeck, Shellans Jr. (USA)
1991: Unknown (CUB)
1995: Segaloff, Klepacki, Koven, Brown, Smith, Kaehler, McKibben, Honebein, Hall (USA)
1999: Anderson, Protz, Borcherding, Murphy, Simon, Henry, Neil, Holbrook, Murray (USA)
2003: Stillings, Hoopman, Bosley, Cranston, Liwski, Daniels, Brennan, Jones, Fredericks (USA)
2007: Kepper, Callaghan, Winkler, Beery, C. Winklevoss, Bea, O'Dunne, T. Winklevoss, Delguercio (USA)
2011: Read, Kasprzyk, Wheeler, Spencer, Gennaro, Otto, Didier, McElhenney, Johnson (USA)
2015: Bahain, Barakso, Crothers, Dean, Evans, Koudys, Langerfeld, McCabe, Schrijver (CAN)
2019: Carino, Esteras, Haack, Herrera, Infante, Murillo, Romero, Scenna, Suárez (ARG)
2023: Paz, León, Heredia, Romero, Barnet, Suárez, Ajete, Cardona, Carlos González (CUB)

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