The DR closes in fifth place in the medal table: 150 medals at Santo Domingo 2026

The regional sports celebration closed with a historic feat for the Dominican Republic. On the final day of the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026, the country finished in fifth place in the overall medal table with 150 medals: 46 gold, 37 silver and 67 bronze, its best historical tally in the event.

A ranking decided at the close

The consolidated official medal table placed Venezuela fourth (49 golds and 216 total medals), with the Dominican Republic fifth with its 46 golds and 150 medals. The push of boxing, which contributed seven gold titles, and the medals in athletics and volleyball were decisive in keeping the delegation among the regional powers.

The balance of the Games

Beyond the medal table, Santo Domingo 2026 left a tangible legacy: renovated sports infrastructure, praised organization and a fan base that filled the venues. The delegation confirmed the growth of Dominican sport in athletics, boxing, volleyball and basketball, disciplines fueling projection toward the next Olympic cycles.

The key figure

150 medals. The best tally in DR history at the Central American and Caribbean Games.