The Mexican backed up topping the open ranking in the recent Indoor Archery World Series, which was held remotely, by defeating Colombia's Maira Sepulveda 6-0 in the women's recurve final.

The semi-final has been a tighter affair for Vazquez, who beat namesake and compatriot Ana Vazquez via a shoot-off to reach the gold-medal match.

Ana Vazquez earned the bronze medal.

In the men's recurve contest, Colombia's Santiago Arcila recorded back-to-back wins over Brazilians today to earn the gold medal.

First he defeated Bernardo Oliveira 6-2, then Lima 2019 Pan American Games and Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games silver medalist Marcus D'Almeida in the final.

Arcila bettered D'Almeida 6-4, while Oliveira went on to beat Chile's Ricardo Soto 6-2 and win the bronze medal.

There were two more gold medals for Colombia in the compound finals, with Daniel Munoz and Nora Valdez victorious.

Valdez led a Colombian one-two-three in the women's event, defeating Sara Lopez 138-132 in the final after overcoming Alejandra Usquiano in the last four.

Usquiano defeated Mexican Esmeralda Sanchez via a shoot-off in the third-place match - 9-8 - to break a 124-124 tie.

Munoz, a bronze medallist at the 2019 Archery World Cup Final, overcame compatriot Juan Fernando Bonilla in the men's semi-finals and then beat Julio Barillas of Guatemala 140-136 in the final.

Bonilla won the bronze medal.

Today was the last day of action at the Pan and Parapan American Archery Championships, where 16 quota places for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics have been awarded.