Overview

• Final standings: Brazil led the table with 70 golds (175 total), the United States was second (54 golds, 142 total), Colombia third (48 golds, 115 total), Mexico fourth (29-45-55, 129) and Argentina fifth (27-38-30, 95).
• Mexico ended on two golds on the final day — women’s K2 500 canoe (Ana Hernández and Naomi Campos) and mixed team artistic swimming — plus a C2 500 mixed bronze and a weightlifting silver.
• Mexico swept all three artistic swimming titles and posted a strong diving haul (4 golds, 6 silvers, 2 bronzes), with athletics contributing a delegation-high 19 medals.
• Direct berths to Lima 2027 include multiple Mexican qualifiers, with Dafne Juárez the only Mexican to earn two slots after winning the 1,500m and 5,000m.
• Reports differ on Mexico’s total Lima 2027 quotas — some cite 16 places, others 26 — with an official tally from Panam Sports or the NOC still to be clarified.