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Rita Garay
Personal information
Born	(1971-06-30) 30 June 1971 (age 53) San Juan de Puerto Rico
Sport
Sport	Swimming

Rita Garay (born 30 June 1971) is a Puerto Rican swimmer. She competed at the 1988 Summer Olympics and the 1992 Summer Olympics.

References

Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Rita Garay Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 30 March 2017.

v t e 1988 Puerto Rico Olympic swimming team
Men's Competition	Manuel Guzmán Salvador Vassallo
Women's Competition	Rita Garay

v t e 1992 Puerto Rico Olympic swimming team
Men's Competition	Ricardo Busquets Manuel Guzmán Jorge Herrera David Monasterio Todd Torres
Women's Competition	Rita Garay

v t e Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Women's 100 m backstroke
1935: Olga Luque (CUB) 1938: Edilia Gil (CUB) 1946 – 1950: Magda Bruggemann (MEX) 1954: Raughield Goetz (VEN) 1959: Blanca Barrón (MEX) 1962: Vivian Carrión (PUR) 1966: Anita Lallande (PUR) 1970: Maria Teresa Ramírez (MEX) 1974: María París (CRC) 1978 – 1982: Teresa Rivera (MEX) 1986: Silvia Poll (CRC) 1990: Rita Garay (PUR) 1993: Sangeeta Puri (TTO) 1998: Carolyn Adel (SUR) 2002: Gisela Morales (GUA) 2006 – 2014: Fernanda González (MEX) 2018: Isabella Arcila (COL)

v t e Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Women's 200 m backstroke
1966: Anita Lallande (PUR) 1970: Maria Teresa Ramírez (MEX) 1974: María París (CRC) 1978 – 1982: Teresa Rivera (MEX) 1986: Silvia Poll (CRC) 1990: Rita Garay (PUR) 1993 – 1998: Ana María González (CUB) 2002: Gisela Morales (GUA) 2006: Erin Volcán (VEN) 2010: Gisela Morales (GUA) 2014: Fernanda González (MEX) 2018: Kristen Romano (PUR)

v t e Central American and Caribbean Games Champions in Women's 4x100 m freestyle relay
1935: Cuba (Chapman, Blanco, Luque, Loret) 1938: Cuba (Gil, Llanio, Chapman, Luque) 1946: Mexico (Tello, Ponce, Bruggemann, Laimont) 1950: Mexico (Mariscal, Belausteguigoitia, Knapp, Bruggemann) 1954: Mexico (E. Ramírez, Colunga, Botella, Aranda) 1959: Mexico (Souza, Garcia, Botella, Barrón) 1962: Mexico (Paoli, Souza, Barrón, Belmar) 1966: Puerto Rico (Harding, Laporte, Moir, Lallande) 1970: Mexico (M. Ramírez, Vaca, Amezcua, Arriaga) 1974: Puerto Rico (Thompson, Davy, McSwain, de Jesús) 1978: Mexico (Reuss, Espinosa, Guerrero, Plaschinski) 1982: Mexico (Rivera, Fuentes, Kohlmann, Reuss) 1986: Costa Rica (Aguilar, Cuesta, Mauri, S. Poll) 1990: Puerto Rico (Lebrón, Batista, Garay, R. Ramírez) 1993: Cuba (Figueroa, Dreke, S. López, Rosales) 1998: Puerto Rico (Salib, L. Álvarez, V. García, Mojica) 2002: Venezuela (Vilar, D. López, Aponte, Semeco) 2006: Venezuela (Vilar, D. López, Volcán, Semeco) 2010: Venezuela (Vilar, J. Pinto, Y. Pinto, Semeco) 2014: Mexico (Richaud, Jaspeado, F. González, Ibáñez) 2018: Mexico (M. González, F. González, Revilak, Ibáñez) 2023: Cuba (Gamez, Becali, L. Gonzalez, Estrada)

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