Caribbean Medallists (Cuba) »
| Event | Medal Type | Athlete |
| Wrestling - Men's Greco-Roman 120 kg | Gold | Mijain Lopez |
| Men's 110m Hurdles | Gold | Dayron Robles |
| Judo Women -48 kg | Silver | Bermoy Yanet |
| Judo Women -70 kg | Silver | Anaysi Hernandez |
| Judo Women -78 kg | Silver | Yalennis Castillo |
| Women's Discus Throw | Silver | Yarelys Barrios |
| Women's Hammer Throw | Silver | Yipsi Moreno |
| Cycling - Women's Points Race | Silver | Yoanka Gonzalez |
| Boxing Men's Welter (69kg) | Silver | Carlos Banteaux Suarez |
| Boxing Men's Middle (75kg) | Silver | Emilio Correa Bayeaux |
| Boxing Men's Fly (51kg) | Silver | Andris Laffita Hernandez |
| Boxing Men's Bantam (54kg) | Silver | Yankiel Leon Alarcon |
| Baseball | Silver | |
| Judo Men -66 kg | Bronze | Arencibia Yordanis |
| Shooting - Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions | Bronze | Eglis Yaima Cruz |
| Judo Women +78 kg | Bronze | Idalys Ortiz |
| Judo Men +100 kg | Bronze | Oscar Brayson |
| Taekwondo - Women -49kg | Bronze | Daynellis Montejo |
| Men's Long Jump | Bronze | Ibrahim Camejo |
| Men's Decathlon | Bronze | Leonel Suarez |
| Boxing Men's Light Welter (64kg) | Bronze | Roniel Iglesias Sotolongo |
| Men's Men's Heavy (91kg) | Bronze | Osmai Acosta Duarte |
| Boxing Men's Light Fly (48kg) | Bronze | Yampier Hernandez G |
| Boxing Men's Light (60kg) | Bronze | Yordenis Ugas |
ABOUT BEIJING
Beijing China
Beijing, also known as Peking, is the capital and the second largest city of China. The total area of Beijing is approximately 16,800 sq km, and has over 7.23 million people, 3 million of which are temporary residents. The temporary residents are comprised of business persons, teachers and students. Beijing's permanent residents are from all of the different ethnic groups found in China with the Han's comprising over 96% of the population. Mandarin Chinese is the language spoken in Beijing, with Beijing's dialect being the standard form of Mandarin.
Beijing has four definite seasons. Summer and winter are the two longest seasons with fall and spring being the shortest. The climate varies according to the season with autumn being the most pleasant time to visit. Autumn is usually clear with cool temperatures, while winter is dry and, at times, bitterly cold with temperatures dropping below 5 degrees F (-15 C). Spring is usually dry but very windy (protect eyes to keep out blowing debris), while the summer is rainy and hot with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees F (38 C).