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Lima 2019 Pan American Games Media LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS MEDIA KIT LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS XVIII PAN AMERICAN GAMES Table tennis event City : Lima, Peru Venue : Sports Center 3, National Sports Village (Videna) Table Tennis Dates : 4-10 August 2019 No. of Players : 42 Male; 42 Female Table Tennis Schedule 4 August 10:00 Mixed doubles 1/8 12:00 Women’s doubles 1/8 16:00 Men’s doubles 1/8 18:00 Mixed doubles quarterfinals 19:00 Women’s doubles quarterfinals 20:00 Men’s doubles quarterfinals 5 August 10:00 Mixed doubles semifinals 11:00 Women’s singles 1/16 13:15 Men’s singles 1/16 16:00 Men’s single 1/16 18:15 Women’s doubles semifinals 19:00 Men’s doubles semifinals 20:00 Mixed doubles final & medal ceremony 6 August 10:00 Women’s singles 1/8 11:40 Men’s singles 1/8 15:00 Women’s singles quarterfinals 17:00 Men’s singles quarterfinals 19:00 Women’s doubles final & medal ceremony 20:00 Men’s doubles final & medal ceremony 7 August 10:00 Women’s singles semifinals 12:00 Men’s singles semifinals 18:00 Women’s singles final & medal ceremony 19:15 Men’s singles final & medal ceremony 1 LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS 8 August 10:00 Women’s team round 1 12:30 Men’s team round 1 17:00 Women’s team round 2 19:30 Men’s team round 2 9 August 10:00 Women’s team round 3 12:30 Men’s team round 3 17:00 Women’s team quarterfinals 19:30 Men’s team quarterfinals 10 August 10:00 Women’s team semifinals 12:30 Men’s team semifinals 17:00 Women’s team final & medal ceremony 19:30 Men’s team final & medal ceremony 2 LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS Competition Format Singles Events • The total number of players in Men’s and Women’s Singles will be 30 per gender, and the competition will be in a knockout format. • Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can enter a maximum of two players for the singles event. • All matches in the singles events will be best of seven games. • The Men’s & Women’s Singles Champions will qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Doubles Events • The total number of Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Doubles will be determined by the countries qualified for team events, and the additional qualified athletes (six per gender). In any case, there will be no more than 15 pairs of Men’s and Women’s Doubles, and 18 pairs for Mixed Doubles. Team Events A total of 12 NOCs per gender will compete in the team events. Team competitions will have two stages: • Qualification groups : A total of four groups of three teams each will be formed. All teams in a group will compete against each other. • Main draw : The top two ranked teams in each group will advance to the main draw, competing in a knockout system for quarterfinals onwards. The match system used will be the Olympic system, as outlined below: • Three players per team • One doubles and four singles match • Each player can play two matches Competition Format: • Match 1 : BC vs YZ (doubles) • Match 2 : A vs X • Match 3 : C vs Z • Match 4 : A vs Y • Match 5 : B vs X All matches in team events will be best of five games. Each team match will end when one team has won three matches. 3 LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS Player List - Male # Name Assoc. DOB WR* Playing Style 101 ALTO Gaston ARG 6-Jul-85 176 Right handed attacking shakehand 102 CIFUENTES Horacio ARG 16-Mar-98 91 Right handed attacking shakehand 103 TABACHNIK Pablo ARG 20-Nov-77 556 Left handed attacking shakehand 104 TSUBOI Gustavo BRA 31-May-85 32 Left handed attacking shakehand 105 CALDERANO Hugo BRA 22-Jun-96 6 Right handed attacking shakehand 106 JOUTI Eric BRA 26-Apr-94 64 Right handed attacking shakehand 107 WANG Eugene ^ CAN 13-Nov-85 237 Right handed attacking shakehand 108 HAZIN Jeremy CAN 27-Feb-00 172 Left handed attacking shakehand 109 MEDJUGORAC Marko CAN 2-May-96 210 Right handed attacking shakehand 110 GOMEZ Gustavo CHI 28-Feb-94 167 Right handed attacking shakehand 111 LAMADRID Juan CHI 19-Dec-96 144 Right handed attacking shakehand 112 MOYA Manuel CHI 30-Oct-93 579 Left handed attacking shakehand 113 RAMOS Julian COL 12-Oct-88 1300 Right handed attacking shakehand 114 CAMPOS Jorge CUB 19-Sep-91 205 Right handed attacking shakehand 115 PEREIRA Andy CUB 31-Aug-89 189 Left handed attacking shakehand 116 MARTINEZ Livan CUB 31-Jan-98 263 Right handed attacking shakehand 117 SANTOS Emil DOM 16-Apr-90 164 Right handed attacking shakehand 118 WU Jiaji ^ DOM 16-Jan-95 648 Right handed attacking penhold 119 GALVEZ Samuel DOM 25-Oct-92 234 Right handed attacking shakehand 120 MINO Alberto ECU 21-Aug-90 100 Right handed attacking shakehand 121 TAPIA Rodrigo ECU 29-Jul-94 659 Left handed attacking shakehand 122 RIOFRIO Emiliano ECU 2-Jul-98 508 Left handed attacking shakehand 123 GATICA Hector GUA 3-Oct-84 255 Right handed attacking shakehand 124 MOSCOSO Heber GUA 31-Aug-87 602 Right handed attacking shakehand 125 YOU PERDOMO Jose Antonio HON 27-Feb-92 938 Left handed attacking shakehand 126 VILLA Ricardo MEX 4-Sep-98 235 Right handed attacking shakehand 127 MADRID Marcos MEX 6-Sep-86 86 Right handed attacking shakehand 128 LARA Miguel MEX 30-Sep-92 462 Right handed attacking shakehand 129 AGUIRRE Marcelo PAR 21-Jan-93 77 Left handed attacking shakehand 130 TORANZOS Alejandro PAR 18-Sep-96 220 Right handed attacking shakehand 131 OSORIO Santiago PAR 2-Jul-93 938 Right handed attacking shakehand 132 HIDALGO Rodrigo PER 2-Sep-00 659 Right handed attacking shakehand 133 BLAS Bryan PER 23-May-89 913 Right handed attacking shakehand 134 CHAVEZ Johan PER 10-Jun-94 604 Right handed attacking shakehand 135 AFANADOR Brian PUR 6-Mar-97 101 Right handed attacking shakehand 136 GONZALEZ Daniel PUR 18-Jul-93 163 Right handed attacking shakehand 137 NARANJO Angel PUR 28-Jan-04 681 Right handed attacking shakehand 138 JHA Kanak USA 19-Jun-00 33 Right handed attacking shakehand 139 KUMAR Nikhil USA 1-Jan-03 222 Right handed attacking shakehand 140 TIO Nicholas USA 29-Sep-00 218 Right handed attacking shakehand 141 CORREA Cecilio VEN 28-Feb-90 324 Right handed attacking shakehand 142 NAVAS Marco VEN 23-May-86 1268 Right handed attacking shakehand *August 2019 World Ranking ** Information correct as of 1 August 2019 4 LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS Player List - Female # Name Assoc. DOB WR* Playing Style 301 CODINA Ana ARG 24-Jan-91 175 Right handed attacking shakehand 302 ARGUELLES Camila ARG 22-Jan-90 139 Left handed attacking shakehand 303 MOLERO Candela ARG 8-Apr-97 580 Right handed attacking shakehand 304 TAKAHASHI Bruna BRA 19-Jul-00 69 Right handed attacking shakehand 305 YAMADA Jessica BRA 13-Oct-89 181 Right handed attacking shakehand 306 KUMAHARA Caroline BRA 27-Jul-95 296 Right handed attacking shakehand 307 ZHANG Mo CAN 17-Jan-89 27 Right handed attacking shakehand 308 COTE Alicia CAN 14-Dec-99 170 Right handed attacking shakehand 309 LIAO Ivy CAN 12-Jun-01 898 Right handed attacking shakehand 310 ORTEGA Daniela CHI 25-Aug-98 128 Right handed attacking shakehand 311 VEGA Paulina CHI 13-Mar-84 100 Right handed attacking shakehand 312 MORALES Judith CHI 21-Nov-93 160 Right handed attacking shakehand 313 MEDINA Paula COL 12-Apr-89 111 Right handed attacking shakehand 314 PERDOMO Maria COL 2-Sep-95 210 Right handed attacking shakehand 315 TELLEZ Cory COL 2-Feb-87 219 Right handed defending shakehand FONSECA CARRAZANA 316 CUB 24-Jul-02 264 Left handed attacking shakehand Daniela 317 LOVET Idalys CUB 30-Oct-97 208 Right handed attacking shakehand 318 RODRIGUEZ Lizdainet CUB 11-Oct-99 808 Right handed attacking shakehand 319 BRITO Eva DOM 14-Sep-95 177 Right handed attacking shakehand 320 ORTIZ Yasiris DOM 24-Apr-97 241 Right handed attacking shakehand 321 CASTRO Esmerlyn DOM 14-Aug-01 226 Right handed attacking shakehand 322 PAREDES Nathaly ECU 9-Feb-01 394 Right handed attacking shakehand 323 PLAZA Mylena ECU 26-Apr-02 574 Right handed attacking shakehand 324 ENRIQUEZ Mabelyn GUA 16-May-95 178 Right handed attacking shakehand 325 ZAPATA Hidalynn GUA 22-Oct-01 550 Left handed attacking shakehand 326 CORDERO Lucia GUA 26-Sep-01 335 Right handed attacking shakehand 327 EDGHILL Chelsea GUY 6-Jul-97 571 Right handed attacking shakehand 328 SILVA Yadira MEX 24-Dec-85 185 Right handed attacking shakehand 329 BARCENAS Clio MEX 17-Jun-02 439 Right handed attacking shakehand 330 MUNOZ Monica MEX 2-Aug-02 359 Right handed attacking shakehand 331 GOMEZ Leyla PAR 17-Jan-01 550 Right handed attacking shakehand 332 VARGAS Francesca PER 4-Oct-96 625 Right handed attacking shakehand 333 MORI Angela PER 22-Dec-93 810 Right handed attacking shakehand 334 DUFFOO Isabel PER 26-Sep-99 810 Right handed attacking shakehand 335 DIAZ Adriana PUR 31-Oct-00 30 Right handed attacking shakehand 336 DIAZ Melanie PUR 7-May-96 88 Right handed attacking shakehand 337 RIOS Daniely PUR 29-Apr-96 263 Right handed attacking shakehand 338 CHUNG Rheann TTO 27-Mar-85 596 Right handed attacking shakehand 339 ZHANG Lily USA 16-Jun-96 66 Right handed attacking shakehand 340 WU Yue USA 4-Jan-90 35 Right handed attacking shakehand 341 WANG Amy USA 2-Dec-02 251 Right handed attacking shakehand 342 NINO Neridee VEN 13-Aug-98 762 Left handed attacking shakehand *August 2019 World Ranking ** Information correct as of 1 August 2019 5 LIMA 2019 PAN AMERICAN GAMES TABLE TENNIS Men’s Singles Seeding – 30 players Seeding Name Assoc.
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