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Pan American Games
Tournament of the Americas Champions
FINAL MATCH RESULTS |
TOURNAMENT OF THE AMERICAS
RESULTS
- 2002 XV --
Cochabamba, Bolivia
- 2001 XIV -- San
Pedro Sula, Honduras
- 2000 -- Cochabamba, Bolivia
(event cancelled due to civil unrest during scheduled competition)
- 1999 XIII -- Baja California, Mexico
- 1998 XII -- Winnipeg, Canada (Pan American
Games Team Trials)
- 1997 XI -- Chihuahua, Mexico
- 1996 X -- Cali, Colombia
- 1995 Pan American Games (replaced
annual event)
- 1994 IX -- Buenos Aires, Argentina (Pan
American Games Team Trials)
- 1993 VIII -- Cochabamba, Bolivia
- 1992 VII -- Teguciaqalpa, Honduras
- 1991 VI -- Santiago, Chile
- 1990 V -- Jacksonville, Florida, USA
- 1989 IV -- San Jose, Costa Rica
- 1988 III -- Santa Cruz, Bolivia [incomplete results]
- 1987 II -- Caracas, Venezuela [incomplete results]
- 1986 I -- San Jose, Costa Rica [incomplete results]
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Final Match Results
| 2002
-- Cochabamba, Bolivia |
| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Kane Waselenchuk
(Canada) def. Javier Moreno (Mexico) 15-5, 14-15, 11-8
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| Women's Singles: |
Laura Fenton (USA) def. Josee GrandMaitre (Canada)
15-6, 15-11
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| Men's Doubles: |
Ruben Gonzalez/Mike Guidry (USA) def. Polo
Gutierrez/Gilberto Mejia (Mexico) 15-10, 4-15, 11-10
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| Women's Doubles: |
Lori-Jane
Powell/Karina Odegard
(Canada) def. Paola Nunez/Carola
Santos (Bolivia) 15-14, 15-14
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| Team Finishes: |
1. USA &
Canada (tied); 3. Mexico; 4. Bolivia; 5. Chile & Colombia; 7.
Argentina; 8. Dominican Republic; 9. Venezuela; 10. Ecuador; 11.
Guatemala; 12. Puerto Rico. |
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| 2001
-- San Pedro Sula, Honduras
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Rocky Carson (USA) def. Kane Waselenchuk (CAN), 15-9, 15-13 |
| Women's Singles: |
Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Josee Grand'Maitre (CAN), 15-4, 15-6 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Doug Eagle/Adam Karp (USA) def. Polo
Gutierrez/Hilberto Mejia (MEX), 15-8, 5-15, 11-3 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Laura Fenton/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def. Amanda MacDonald
/Karina Odegard (CAN), 15-9, 15-5 |
| Team Finishes: |
1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4. Bolivia, 5. Chile, 6. Argentina, 7. Dominican Republic, 8. Guatemala, 9. Venezuela, 10. Honduras.
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| 1999
-- Baja California, Mexico (XIII & Pan Am Games Preview)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Mike Green (CAN) def. Sherman Greenfeld
(CAN), 15-10, 15-7 |
| Women's Singles: |
Robin Levine (USA) def. Cheryl Gudinas
(USA), 15-2, 15-10 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Doug Ganim/Drew Kachtik (USA) def. Brian
Istace/Kane Wselenchuk (CAN), 15-11, 15-11 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Joy MacKenzie/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def.
Loreto Barriga/Angela Grisar (CHI) 15-1, 15-2 |
| Team Finishes: |
1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Chile, 4. Mexico, 5.
Bolivia, 6. Puerto Rico, 7. Venezuela, 8. Argentina, 9. Honduras, 10.
Costa Rica, 11. Colombia, 12. Guatemala, 13. Peru, 14. El Salvador. |
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| 1998
-- Winnipeg, Canada (XII & Pan American Games Trials)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Sherman Greenfeld (CAN) def. Dan Obremski
(USA), 15-13, 15-7 |
| Women's Singles: |
Michelle Gould (USA) def. Cheryl Gudinas
(USA), 15-13, 15-9 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Adam Karp/Bill Sell (USA) def. Mike
Ceresia/Jacques Demers (CAN), 15-9, 15-6 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Joy MacKenzie/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def.
Josee Grand'Maitre/Debbie Ward (CAN), 15-11, 15-1 |
| Team Finishes: |
1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4-tie. Bolivia
& Venezuela, 6-tie. Argentina & Puerto Rico, 8. Chile, 9.
Dominican Republic, 10. Honduras, 11. Guatemala -all 11 countries
qualified for 1999 Pan American Games.
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| 1997
-- Chihuahua, Mexico (XI)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Eric Muller (USA) def. Dan Obremski (USA)
15-8, 15-12 |
| Women's Singles: |
Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Michelle Gould
(USA) by injury forfeit |
| Men's Doubles: |
Todd O'Neil/Derek Robinson (USA) def. Mike
Ceresia/Mike Green (CAN) 15-4, 15-2 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Joy MacKenzie/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def.
Vicki Shanks/Lucie Guillemette (CAN) 15-4, 15-5 |
| Team Finishes: |
1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4. Argentina,
others (in alphabetical order): Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador,
Honduras, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Venezuela. |
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| 1996
-- Cali, Colombia (X)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Brian Rankin
(USA) def. Michael Bronfeld (USA) 4-15, 15-12, 11-10 |
| Women's Singles: |
Tammy
Brockbank (USA) def. Laura Fenton (USA) 15-12, 15-13 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Adam
Karp/Bill Sell (USA) def. Eduardo Gonzalez/Alvaro Madonado (MEX)
10-15, 15-12, 11-3 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Michelle
Gould/Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Rosie Torres/Lupe Torres (MEX) 15-7,
15-3 |
| Team Finishes: |
1. USA, 2.
Mexico, 3. Bolivia, 4. Colombia, 5. Argentina, 6. Canada, 7.
Venezuela, 8t. Dominican Republic, 8t. Panama, 10. Honduras, 11.
Ecuador, 12. Chile. |
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| 1994
-- Buenos Aires, Argentina (IX & Pan American Games Team Trials)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Sherman Greenfeld (CAN) def. John Ellis
(USA) 15-11, 15-9 |
| Women's Singles: |
Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Laura Fenton
(USA) 15-11, 15-7 |
| Men's Doubles: |
O'Neil/Evans (USA) def. Moreno/Martin (MEX)
15-3, 13-15, 11-1 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Gould/Levine (USA) def. Romero/Santos
(BOL) 15-7, 15-0 |
| Team Finishes: |
Chip Parmelly (USA) def. Mark Cormack (CAN)
15-3, 15-5 Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4. Argentina, 5.
Bolivia, 6. Costa Rica, 7. Chile, 8. Puerto Rico, 9. Venezuela, 10.
Peru. |
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| 1993
-- Cochabamba, Bolivia (VIII) |
| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Chris Cole (USA/Flint, Mich.) def. Simon Roy
(CAN) 6-15, 15-9, 11-5 |
| Women's Singles: |
Jackie Paraiso-Gibson (USA/San Diego,
Calif.) def. Carol McFetridge (CAN) 15-6, 15-10 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Joel Bonnett (USA/Grand Rapids, Mich.)/Bill
Sell (Huntington Beach, Calif.) def. Juan Carlos Tapia/Leomir Sarmiento
(BOL) 15-4, 15-14 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Mary Lyons/Susan Morgan-Pfahler
(USA/Jacksonville, Fla.) def. Vicki Shanks/Josee Grand' Maitre (CAN)
15-6, 15-9 |
| Team Finishes: |
United States, Canada, Bolivia, Mexico. |
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| 1992
-- Teguciaqalpa, Honduras (VII) |
| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Chris Cole (Flint, Mich.) def. John Ellis
(Sacramento, Calif.) 15-13, 13-15, 15-9 |
| Women's Singles: |
Lynne Coburn (Baltimore, Md.) def. Jackie
Paraiso Gibson (San Diego, Calif.) 8-15, 15-13, 15-4 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Mike Ceresia/Roger Harripersad (CAN) def.
John Ellis/Eric Muller (USA) 15-13, 15-12 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Robin Levine/Kim Russell (USA) def. Vicki
Brown/Heather Stupp (CAN) 15-4, 15-4 |
| Team Finishes: |
United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica. |
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| 1991
-- Santiago, Chile (VI)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Tim Doyle (USA) def. Sherman Greenfeld (CAN)
by forfeit. Bronze medal to Drew Kachtik (USA) over Andy Roberts (USA) |
| Women's Singles: |
Michelle Gilman (USA) def. Kaye Kuhfeld
(USA) 15-8, 15-8. Bronze medal to Toni Bevelock (USA) over Heather Stupp
(CAN) |
| Men's Doubles: |
Jim Floyd/Tim Hansen (USA) def. Arturo &
Francisco Martin 15-8, 15-11; Bronze medal to Roy/Ceresia (CAN) over
Retamozo/Uzin (BOL) |
| Women's Doubles: |
Jackie Paraiso/Kim Russell (USA) def.
Vicky Brown/Carol McFetridge (CAN) 15-8, 15-5. Bronze medal to
Hernandez/Rodriguez (MEX) over Teran Murilla (BOL). |
| Team Finishes: |
U.S.A., Canada, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile,
Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Brazil, Puerto Rico. |
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| 1990
-- Jacksonville, Florida (V)
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Sherman Greenfeld (Winnepeg, Manitoba) def.
Andy Roberts (Memphis, Tenn.) 15-5, 15-5 |
| Women's Singles: |
Michelle Gilman (Ontario, Ore.) def. Kaye
Kuhfeld (Indianapolis, Ind.) 14-15, 15-12, 15-13 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Doug Ganim/Dan Obremski (USA) def. Sherman
Greenfeld/Mike Ceresia (Canada) 15-10, 15-11 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Malia Bailey/Toni Bevelock (USA) def.
Nadia Verilli/Josee Grandmaitre (Canada) 15-12, 15-14 |
| Team Finishes: |
United States, Canada, Mexico, Bolivia,
Venezuela, Costa Rica, Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Chile. |
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| 1989
-- San Jose, Costa Rica (IV) |
| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Andy Roberts (USA) def. Sherman Greenfeld
(Canada) 15-5, 15-7 |
| Women's Singles: |
Malia Kamahoahoa Bailey (USA) def. Toni
Bevelock (USA) 9-15, 15-13, 15-7 |
| Men's Doubles: |
Brian Hawkes/Bill Sell (USA) def. Mike
Ceresia/Paul Shanks (Canada) 15-4, 15-12 |
| Women's Doubles: |
Malia Kamahoahoa Bailey/Toni Bevelock
(USA) def. Josee Grand'Maitre/Nadia Verilli (Canada) 15-3, 15-6 |
| Team Finishes: |
United States, Canada, Bolivia, Costa Rica,
Colombia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Panama. |
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| 1988
-- Santa Cruz, Bolivia (III) [incomplete record]
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Bill Sell (Calif.) |
| Women's Singles: |
Michelle Gilman (Ore.) |
| Men's Doubles: |
Bill Sell (Calif.)/David Simonette (Tenn.) |
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| 1987
-- Caracas, Venezuela (II) [incomplete record]
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
Egan Inoue (USA) def. Ruben Gonzalez (PUR),
15-14, 15-14 |
| Women's Singles: |
Heather Stupp (CAN) def. Mona Mook (USA) |
| Open Doubles: |
Egan Inoue/Mona Mook (USA) |
| Team Finishes: |
1. USA; (in alphabetical order) Argentina,
Bolivia, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Venezuela. |
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| 1986
-- San Jose, Costa Rica (I) [incomplete record]
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| Event |
Final
Match |
| Men's Singles: |
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| Women's Singles: |
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| Men's Doubles: |
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| Women's Doubles: |
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| Team Finishes: |
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