ARTISTIC SWIMMING
Women (2) Team Duet
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Team 7 1 8 teams of 9 athletes each Duet 11 1 12 teams of 2 athletes each Total 80* athletes
Quota per NOC per event Team 1 team (9 athletes) Duet 1 team (2 athletes) Total 9*
*According to the quota established by PASO, there will be a maximum of 80 female athletes in the artistic swimming competitions. Athletes may register for more than one event. Eight teams with a maximum of 9 (nine) athletes each (including one reserve) may participate in the team competition.
Twelve teams with a maximum of 24 athletes (no reserves will be allowed) may participate in the duet competition. As Host Country, Peru automatically will qualify one team in each event.
Athlete Eligibility
Only NOCs recognized by PASO whose national swimming federations are affiliated with the International Swimming Federation (FINA) and the UANA Technical Artistic Swimming Committee may enter athletes in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
Athletes must comply with PASO regulations and FINA rules. All athletes must be at least 14 years old on December 31st, 2019.
Athletes must possess the nationality of their NOCs when they registered. Nationality is determined according to PASO Regulations, Section IV, Item 3.
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System Eligible team and duet places will qualify according to UANA Technical Artistic Swimming Committee - approved procedures as follows:
Zone Team Duet
A A B B Zone 1 CONSANAT C C D E 1 1 Reserves 2 2 A A B B Zone II CCAN C C D E 1 1 Reserves 2 2 Zone III USA A A
Zone IV CAN A A
Confirmation of Quota Places Once the quota allocation is completed, based on the system described in the table above, the Pan American Confederation will inform to PASO and NOCs/NFs the quota places obtained, by December 1st, 2018.
The NOCs/NFs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the use of quota places obtained, no later than April 18th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If any qualifying country fails to confirm its participation to the Pan American Confederation by April 18th, 2019, alternate NOCs, in qualifying order, will be approached to replace them.
The reallocation process will be completed by April 26th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event CCCAN qualifier: Central American and Caribbean Games July 28th August 2nd, 2018 – Barranquilla , Colombia CONSANAT qualifier: 2018 South American Swimming October 31st November 3rd, 2018 – Championships, Trujillo, Peru Zone III USA and Zone IV CAN will send their qualifying December 1st, 2018 team entry The Pan American Confederation will inform to PASO and December 1st, 2018 NOCs/NFs the quota places obtained The NOCs/NFs must confirm to the Pan American April 18th, 2019 Confederation the use of quota places obtained April 26th, 2019 End of reallocation period April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
DIVING Events Individual Diving Men (3) Women (3) 1m springboard 1m springboard 3m springboard 3m springboard 10m platform 10m platform Synchronized Diving Men (2) Women (2) 3m springboard 3m springboard 10m platform 10m platform
Quota 70 athletes Maximum quota per NOC per event Individual Diving Men Women 1m springboard - 2 athletes 1m springboard - 2 athletes 3m springboard- 2 athletes 3m springboard- 2 athletes 10m platform - 2 athletes 10m platform - 2 athletes Synchronized Diving Men Women 3m springboard – 1 team of 2 athletes 3m springboard – 1 team of 2 athletes 10m platform – 1 team of 2 athletes 10m platform – 1 team of 2 athletes Total 8 athletes comprised of men and women if entering teams in synchronized diving. Total 6 athletes comprised of men and women not entering teams in synchronized diving.
As Host Country, if not already qualified, Peru will automatically qualify one diver or one team to compete in each of the diving competition events, for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. Such divers will not count in the calculation of Zone 1 divers under the Qualification System below.
According to the quota established by PASO, the maximum number of male and female diving competitors will be 70.
Each NOC may enter a maximum of eight divers comprised of men and women if entering teams in synchronized diving. NOCs not entering divers in synchronized diving will be allowed to enter a maximum of six divers.
Each NOC may enter a maximum of two divers per individual event and one team per synchronized event.
Athlete Eligibility Only NOCs recognized by PASO whose swimming National Federations are affiliated with FINA and the UANA, may enter competitors in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
To be eligible for participation in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, a competitor must comply with PASO Regulations, FINA rules and must be entered by his or her NOC.
Divers younger than the age of 14 on December 31st, 2019, will not be permitted to compete at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. (Eligible divers have been born in 2005 or earlier).
All competitors participating in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games must have a passport from the NOC with which he/she is registered.
A o petitor’s atio ality will e deter i ed a ordi g to PASO Regulatio s, Se tio IV, Ite 3. Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System
NOCs may only send competitors to the 2019 Pan American Games who have qualified through the system established by UANA and FINA. The objective is to have the top ranked UANA divers within FINA compete at the 2019 Pan American Games. Those divers who have achieved a ranking within FINA may earn a quota position for their federation. In addition, at each of the CONSANAT Championships (Zone 1) and Central American Games (Zone 2), divers from federations competing in such events may earn a quota position for their federations provided that the total number of divers from such Zones do not exceed 20 divers on all boards (including those who are ranked in FINA from such competing federations). Additional divers may qualify at such events but may be subject to Reallocation of Unused Quota Places outlined below.
Each NOC must submit a list with the names of the proposed divers to be registered for the Lima2019 Pan Am Games to UANA no later than April 15th, 2019. The UANA TDC will review the divers to ensure that they are the top ranked UANA divers within FINA or have qualified in accordance with the following events:
Athlete Quota Numbers by Zone (70 Athletes Total)
Zone 1 – minimum of 20 divers, each federation within Zone 1 limited to a maximum of 8 divers; in addition PER will have a maximum of 8 divers as host nation. Zone 2 – minimum of 20 divers, each federation within Zone 2 limited to a maximum of 8 divers; Zone 3 – maximum 8 divers Zone 4 – maximum 8 divers
It is important to note that the quota positions for each of Zones 1 and 2 earned through FINA rankings will have priority and any diver from that zone ranked within FINA will count towards the minimum quota numbers for such Zone at its Zone qualification event.
Event Date Qualifiers
Central American Games July 20-24, 2018 By Quota CONSANAT Championships November 7th – 10th, 2018 By Quota 2019 CCCAN Diving Championships TBD, 2019 By Quota Note: Zone 3 & 4 divers do not have separate qualifiers within their zones. National championships or trials events in Zones 3 & 4 may be used to name divers to already qualified positions.
Confirmation of Quota Places Following the completion of the quota allocation based on the system described above, UANA will advise PASO and NOCs/NFs the quota places obtained, by April 30th, 2019.
The NOCs/NFs must confirm UANA the use of quota places obtained, no later than May 15th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places
If the number of proposed divers exceeds the quota of 70, UANA will determine the qualified divers for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games according to the following priority ranking system:
a) Priority one — FINA World Ranking at the end of 2018. FINA World Ranking 2019 may be used to add divers not ranked in 2018. b) Priority two — Place finish in 2019 CCCAN Championships, CONSANAT Championships 2018, 2018 Central American Games, Canadian National Championships 2019, USA Pan American Team Trials 2019. c) Tiebreaker system — if a tie occurs, the following system will be used to break the tie: most number of top 12 place finishes in FINA events from 2017 to 2019. If there is still a tie, then the next ranking consideration is used: most number of top 12 place finishes in UANA events from 2017 to 2019. If there is still a tie, then the final ranking consideration is used: federations without competitors will be invited first and any further considerations will be determined by any head to head results, as interpreted by the UANA TDC in its sole discretion, specifically including 2019 CCCAN Championships provided all UANA federations in good standing are permitted to attend.
This process will be completed by June 15, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event July 20-24, 2018 Central American Games November 7th – 10th, 2018 CONSANAT Championships TBD, 2019 2019 CCCAN Diving Championships NOC must submit a list with the names of the proposed April 15th, 2019 divers to be registered for the Lima 2019 Pan Am Games April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline UANA will advise PASO and NOCs/NFs the quota places April 30th, 2019 obtained The NOCs/NFs must confirm UANA the use of quota places May 15th, 2019 obtained June 15, 2019 Reallocation of unused quota places June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
OPEN WATER SWIMMING
Events Men (1) Women (1) 10 km marathon swim 10 km marathon swim
Quota Zone I Zone II Zone III Zone IV Total CONSANAT CCCAN USA CAN Men 8 8 2 2 20 Women 8 8 2 2 20 Total 16 16 4 4 40
Maximum Quota per NOC Men 2 Women 2 Total 4
According to the quota established by PASO, there will be a maximum of 40 athletes for the open water competition: 20 men and 20 women. Each NOC may register a maximum of two athletes by gender.
Athlete Eligibility For the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, NOCs will only be permitted to enter athletes who have qualified in accordance with the qualification system established by FINA and UANA described below.
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. The minimum age required for open water swimming athletes is 14 as of December 31st, 2019 (born in 2005 or before).
Qualification System The qualification positions will be determined as follows.
Zone Men Women
Zone 1 CONSANAT 8 8 Zone II CCCAN 8 8 Zone III USA 2 2 Zone IV CAN 2 2 Total 20 20
Each zone will be responsible for the organization of its own qualification competition. Each zone must provide the UANA President, UANA Secretary Treasurer and the Vice Chairman of the UANA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee with a complete set of results, including the date and location of the qualification competition, as well as names of the qualifying athletes.
Zone I CONSANAT
Those NOCs whose athletes obtain the first eight places (per gender) in the qualification competition will qualify for the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games. If Peru does not have an athlete finish in the top eight places then their lead finisher representing Peru will be awarded eighth place. This qualification competition will be under control of FINA and Confederación Sudamericana de Natación (CONSANAT). The qualification competition will take place on October 31st, November 2nd and 4th, 2018, in Trujillo, Peru. Each Federation will be limited to two athletes per gender.
Zone II CCCAN
Those NOCs whose athletes obtain the first eight places (per gender) in the CCCAN (Central American and Caribbean Amateur Swimming Confederation) Championship will qualify for the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games. The qualification competition will take place in June 2019, with dates to be confirmed in 2018. Each Federation will be limited to two athletes per gender.
Zone III USA and Zone IV CAN
Canada and USA will each conduct their own internal processes and register up to two men and two women in each event. Any qualification competitions will be confirmed by UANA in 2018.
Confirmation of Quota Places UANA will inform PASO and the NOCs and the NFs of the number of quota places obtained, by June 20th, 2019. NOCs must confirm to UANA the use of quota places no later than June 24th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places Should vacancies become available, those slots will be allocated to the respective zone and will be filled based on the results of their qualification competitions.
This process will be completed by June 25th, 2019.
Timeline October 31st, November 2nd and CONSANAT Qualifier (Zone I) - Trujillo, Peru 4th, 2018 March, April or May, 2019 USA Qualifier (Zone III). April, May or June, 2019 Canadian Qualifier (Zone IV). April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. June 2019 CCCAN Championship (Zone II) - Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman June 17th, 2019 End of qualification period UANA will inform PASO and the NOCs and the NFs of the June 20th, 2019 number of quota places obtained June 24th, 2019 NOCs must confirm to UANA the use of quota places. June 25th, 2019 End of reallocation process June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.
SWIMMING Events Men (16) Women (16) 50m freestyle 50m freestyle 100m freestyle 100m freestyle 200m freestyle 200m freestyle 400m freestyle 400m freestyle 1,500m freestyle 800m freestyle 100m backstroke 100m backstroke 200m backstroke 200m backstroke 100m breaststroke 100m breaststroke 200m breaststroke 200m breaststroke 100m butterfly 100m butterfly 200m butterfly 200m butterfly 200m individual medley 200m individual medley 400m individual medley 400m individual medley RELAY RELAY 4 x 100m freestyle relay 4 x 100m freestyle relay 4 x 200m freestyle relay 4 x 200m freestyle relay 4 x 100m medley relay 4 x 100m medley relay Mixed Gender Relays (2) 4 x 100m freestyle relay 4 x 100m medley relay
Quota
The athlete quota for swimming is 350
Quota per NOC Men 18 Women 18 Total 36
Quota per event per NOC Individual events 2 Relay events 1 team of 4
These athletes must all have qualified according to the system described below.
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System
Qualification period: March 1st, 2018– April 30th, 2019. **
**The following competitions being held outside of the stated qualification date range are also specifically approved for qualification: 2017-Central American Games, Managua, Nicaragua, 2018-UANA Swimming Cup, Coral Springs, Florida.
As Host Country, Peru automatically will qualify 18 male and 18 female competitors.
Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) may use proven swim times attained during the qualification period of those swimmers who have met the qualifying standards established by the Union Americana de Natación (UANA) for Lima 2019 Pan American Games at a competition recognized by the Federation Internationale de Natation (FINA) from the official list of approved qualifying competitions for the 18th FINA World Championships, Gwangju, Korea.
The priority order for qualification and selection into the Pan American Games will be:
1. All athletes who have achieved a A ti e sta da d see ha t o page 5) will be invited to compete. For any NOC to enter two athletes in an individual event, both athletes from that NOC must have e ualed o ette ed the A ti e sta da d i that e e t. 2. Universality athletes will be invited to compete. The universality rule applies to those NOCs that do ot ha e athletes ith eithe a A o B ualifyi g ti e, o NOCs that ha e o athletes sele ted for the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games through the online selection process. These NOCs are entitled to have one male and/or one female athlete entered in the Pan American Games. Universality athletes will be selected separately by gender.
A NOC that has ualified o e s i e ith eithe a A o B sta da d ti e a d has ee i ited to compete, that NOC through the universality system may enter another swimmer of opposite gender through the UANA OME system. 3. Relay-only athletes will be invited to compete. NOCs entering relay teams may enter a maximum of two relay-only athletes per gender, as part of their team. Relay-only athletes will be considered as part of the per-team quota of 18 men and 18 women. 4. Athletes ho ha e a hie ed a B ti e sta da d see ha t o page 5) will be invited to compete until the quota of athletes for the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games is met. If more than 26 spaces remain afte the additio of A ualifie s, B sta da d athletes will be selected by adding the next fastest B standard athlete to each event until less than 26 quota spots remain. Additional B athletes will then be added one at a time to individual events based on FINA point rankings until the quota of athletes has been achieved.
If a NOC has a athlete ith B ualifyi g sta da d, ut that athlete is ot i ited to o pete, the that NOC may be permitted to enter athletes via the universality rule (step 2, above).
Under the universality rule, each NOC is guaranteed an entry of one male and/or one female athlete, each of whom may enter a maximum of three individual events, without having a qualifying time for any event. Should an NOC not qualify any athletes during the selection process, it must identify which athletes are to be considered for the universality positions within the online meet entry system (OME). An NOC that enters universality athletes at the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games is not eligible to enter mixed gender relays and therefore cannot enter relay-only athletes.
Once a swimmer has qualified in at least one individual event and has been invited to the LIMA 2019 Pan A e i a Ga es as a A o B athlete, that athlete may enter and swim other individual events up to a maximum of five individual events, without having a qualifying time in those other events, provided that NOC has an opening in that specific event. The rule of maximum of two entries per event per NOC still applies, and these athletes cannot enter an event that already has one athlete from that NOC in that event u less oth athletes ha e A ualifyi g ti es i that e e t .
These additional events must be entered during the OME process described in this document, and no additional event entries will be allowed after the entry deadline.
Relays
Ea h NOC ay e te o e tea i ea h elay e e t, p o ided it has at least t o athletes ith A o B standards that have been invited to compete in the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games. Each NOC will be allowed a maximum of two relay-only swimmers per gender. All other relay participants must be entered in at least one individual event. Relay-only athletes are only eligible to swim in the relay(s) and will not be permitted to swim in any individual events. A relay only athlete must particpate in at least one relay.
Relay-only swimmers entered into the Pan American games must swim either in the heat or final of a relay event. Should a relay-only swimmer not compete, this will lead to the disqualification of the respective team. Further, if a relay-only swimmer does not compete in the heats of a relay in which the NOC fails to qualify for the finals, the relay will be disqualified. If a relay-only swimmer could swim in multiple relays, but does not compete in any for which he/she is eligible, the final relay for which he/she was eligible will be the relay that is disqualified.
If a relay-only swimmer is medically unable to compete, they may be excused from the requirement to participate in a relay. A member of the PASO Medical Commission or their Designee will be present at heats and finals and will be the independent physician empowered to make decisions about relay-only athlete participation.
The composition of a relay team may be changed between the heats and final of an event. An NOC that enters universality athletes at the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games is not eligible to enter mixed gender relays and therefore cannot enter relay-only athletes.
UANA Online Meet Entry System
Swimming entries to the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games will first be processed by UANA through its OME syste . UANA ill p o ide ea h NOC ith a OME syste use a e a d pass o d a d a OME use s guide (English and Spanish) for the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games. This information will be distributed on January 15th, 2019.
The OME entry system opens at 12 noon (CT) on February 14th, 2019 and closes at 23:59 (CT) on May 16th, 2019.
Confirmation of Quota Places UANA will notify PASO and all NOCs by June 24th as indicated in the timetable below of athletes who have been selected to compete in the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games.
2020 Olympic Qualification The swimming competition at the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games will serve as a qualifying event for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
Timeline March 1st, 2018 *** Qualification period begins January 15th, 2019 UANA online meet entry user guide, username and password available February 14th, 2019 UANA online meet entry opens at uana-aquatics.org February 14th, 2019 Tutorial for online meet entry, available in English and Spanish April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. April 30th, 2019 **** Qualification period ends May 16th, 2019 UANA online meet entry closes at 23:59 (CT) May 24th, 2019 UANA invites universality athletes May 30th, 2019 NOCs confirm to UANA the participation of universality athletes May 31st, 2019 UANA sends invitations to NOCs NOCs confirm to UANA which eligible athletes will be entered in the LIMA June 7th, 2019 2019 Pan American Games UANA to update list of athletes participating in the LIMA 2019 Pan June 13th, 2019 American Games UANA sends invitations to NOCs for athletes not previously invited on June 14th, 2019 May 31st. June 17th, 2019 NOCs confirm to UANA the participation of athletes invited on June 14th. UANA online meet entry system complete with swimmer lists and entries June 24th, 2019 per event June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.
***The following competitions being held outside of the stated qualification date range are also specifically approved for qualification. 2017-Central American Games, Managua, Nicaragua, 2018- UANA Swimming Cup, Coral Springs, Florida.
****The qualification period will end the last day of the qualification period for the 18th FINA World Championship, Gwangiu, Korea but not later than April 30th, 2019.
Qualification Standards
Women Length of race A ti e sta dard B ti e standard 50m freestyle 25.89 27.44 100m freestyle 56.56 59.95 200m freestyle 2:03.55 2:10.96 400m freestyle 4:16.91 4:32.33 800m freestyle 8:50.99 9:24.97 100m backstroke 1:03.36 1:07.17 200m backstroke 2:18.45 2:26.76 100m breaststroke 1:11.11 1:15.38 200m breaststroke 2:34.43 2:43.79 100m butterfly 1:01.25 1:04.93 200m butterfly 2:14.13 2:22.19 200m individual medley 2:19.99 2:28.92 400m individual medley 4:57.99 5:17.99
Men Length of race A ti e sta dard B ti e sta dard 50m freestyle 22.68 24.07 100m freestyle 49.80 52.79 200m freestyle 1:49.66 1:56.24 400m freestyle 3:54.44 4:08.51 1,500m freestyle 15:43.36 16:39.97 100m backstroke 56.49 59.99 200m backstroke 2:02.89 2:10.26 100m breaststroke 1:02.26 1:06.00 200m breaststroke 2:17.52 2:25.79 100m butterfly 53.73 56.95 200m butterfly 2:00.54 2:07.77 200m individual medley 2:04.43 2:11.90 400m individual medley 4:27.69 4:43.79
WATER POLO
Events Men (1) Women (1) 8 Team Competition 8 Team Competition
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 77 11 88 (8 teams) Women 77 11 88 (8 teams) Total 154 22 176 (16 teams)
Quota per NOC Men 11 (1 team) Women 11 (1 team) Total 22 (2 teams)
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have submitted and signed the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System
Zone I Zone II Zone III Zone IV TOTAL CONSANAT CCCAN USA CAN 3 teams 3 teams 1 teams 1 teams 8 teams Men (33 athletes) (33 athletes) (11 athletes) (11 athletes) (88 athletes) 3 teams 3 teams 1 teams 1 teams 8 teams Women (33 athletes) (33 athletes) (11 athletes) (11 athletes) (88 athletes) 6 teams 6 teams 2 teams 2 teams 16 teams Total (66 athletes) (66 athletes) (22 athletes) (22 athletes) (176 athletes)
Zone Men Women
Zone 1 CONSANAT 2 top-placed + Peru 2 top-placed + Peru Zone II CCCAN 3 top-placed 3 top-placed Zone III USA Automatically qualifies Automatically qualifies Zone IV CAN Automatically qualifies Automatically qualifies Total 8 teams 8 teams
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Confederation will inform to PASO and NOCs/NFs the quota places obtained, before December 15th, 2018.
The NOCs/NFs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the use of quota places obtained, no later than January 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places Should vacancies become available, they will be allocated to each zone and filled based on their qualifying events. In such cases, the zone will promote the next available team of the same gender from its qualifying event. This process will be completed by February 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, July 26th August 1st 2018 – Colombia. October 31st – November 4th 2018 South American Championships in Lima The Pan American Confederation will inform to PASO and December 15th, 2018 NOCs/NFs the quota places obtained The NOCs/NFs must confirm to the Pan American January 30th, 2019 Confederation the use of quota places obtained February 15th, 2019 End of reallocation period April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
ARCHERY
Events Men (3) Women (3) Mixed (2) Individual Recurve Individual Recurve Team Compound Individual Compound Individual Compound Team Recurve Team Recurve Team Recurve
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 40 2 42 Women 40 2 42 Total 80 4 84
Quota per NOC Men 4 Women 4 Total 8
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System There shall be two Qualification Tournaments: Date Event Qualifiers
August 14-19, 2018 Pan American Championship 62 Second Qualifier Tournament Santiago April 2nd 9th , 2019 – 22 – Chile
1. PARTICIPANTS
The total number of participants in the Pan American Games will be as follows:
• Recurve Women: 32 (8 teams and 8 individual archers). • Recurve Men: 32 (8 teams and 8 individual archers). • Recurve Mixed Team: As many mixed teams as countries which have qualified at least one man and one woman. • Compound Women 10 (individual only) from 10 different countries
• Compound Men: 10 (individual only) from 10 different countries • Compound Mixed Team: As many mixed teams as countries which have qualified one man and one woman. A minimum of five mixed teams (including the host country) will be ensured in the first qualifier.
2. NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER COUNTRY
The maximum number of participants for a country is eight. Six recurve and two compound. 3. NUMBER OF RECURVE TEAMS
There is a maximum number of recurve teams in each gender: 8. The eight teams need to qualify in either one of the two qualification tournaments. It will not be possible to complete a team with three individuals, because the maximum number of individual places a country can win is two. 4. SPOTS FOR THE HOST COUNTRY: As the host country, Peru will have one position in each of the individual categories, without needing to win them in a qualifier. In order to win a second individual spot in a recurve category and therefore have two positions in this category, Peru will need to qualify one spot in either of the two qualifiers. To be able to compete in the recurve team events at the Pan American Games, Peru will need to qualify as a team in either one of the two qualifiers under the same conditions as the rest of the WAA Member Associations.
5. QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENTS
There shall be two qualification tournaments
1. The Pan American Championships in Medellin, Colombia, on August 14-19, 2018
2. A second Qualifier to be held in Santiago Chile on April 2nd – 9th, 2019.
6. POSITIONS TO ALLOCATE AT EACH QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENT
First Qualifier: Pan American Championships
• Recurve Women (23 spots)
o The top six teams in the Team Match Play Round (18)
o The top four individual archers in a separate match play round excluding the archers from the countries that won team spots. These four individual archers from four different countries.
o Peru as the host country (1).
• Recurve Men (23 spots)
o The top six teams in the Team Match Play Round (18)
o The top four individual archers in a separate match play round excluding the archers from the countries that won team spots. These four individual archers must come from four different countries.
o Peru as the host country (1).
• Compound Women (8 spots)
o 4 women from the top 4 Compound Mixed Teams in the Match Play Round (4)
o 1 spot for Peru as host country (1)
o The top three places (1 per country) in a separate Match Play Round from which the archers from the countries that won Mixed Team spots and Peru will be excluded.
• Compound Men (8 spots)
o 4 men from the top 4 Compound Mixed Teams in the Match Play Round (4)
o 1 spot for Peru as host country (1)
o The top three places (1 per country) in a separate Match Play Round from which the archers from the countries that won Mixed Team spots and Peru will be excluded.
Second Qualifier
• Recurve Women (9 spots)
o 6 spots for the top two ranked teams in a Match Play Round that will include only those countries which did not win a team spot in the Pan American Championships.
o 3 individual spots from the special Match Play Round for Pan American Games qualification. Only archers from countries (up to three per country) which have not won team positions can compete in this special Round. The number of spots to distribute may be increased to 5 if the teams winning team spots in the second qualifier are from the same country as one of the archers who won individual positions in the Pan American Championships. No country may win more than two spots in this category in the second qualifier. The countries that won one individual spot in the Pan American Championships can win a second one in the second qualifier. The archers who won individual spots for
their countries in the first qualifier cannot enter the special Match Play in the second qualifier.
• Recurve Men (9 spots)
o 6 spots for the top two ranked teams in a Match Play Round that will include only those countries which did not win a team spot in the Pan American Championships.
o 3 individual spots from the special Match Play Round for Pan Am Games qualification. Only archers from countries (up to three per country) which have not won team positions can compete in this special Round. The number of spots to distribute may be increased to 5 if the teams winning team spots in the second qualifier are from the same country as one of the archers who won individual positions in the Pan American Championships. No country may win more than two spots in this category in the second qualifier. The countries that won one individual spot in the Pan American Championships can win a second one in the second qualifier. The archers who won individual spots for their countries in the first qualifier cannot enter the special Match Play in the second qualifier.
• Compound Women (2 spots)
o The top 2 archers in a special Match Play Round with participants (up to three per country) of the countries that did not win a spot in the First Qualifier. The two spots will be delivered to archers from two different countries.
• Compound Men (2 spots)
o The top 2 archers in a special Match Play Round with participants (up to three per country) of the countries that did not win a spot in the First Qualifier. The two spots will be delivered to archers from two different countries. Confirmation of Quota Places The WAA will confirm to PASO and NOCs the number of quota places they have qualified by April 15th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the WAA the quota places that will use by April 25th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the WAA will reallocate unused places to the athletes of countries that where enlisted as substitute after the second qualification tournament.
This reallocation would be done by the May 1st, 2019. The NOCs that receive the assigned quota unused will confirm to the WAA their acceptation before May 10th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event August 14-19, 2018 Pan American Championship April 2nd – 9th , 2019 Second Qualifier Tournament – Santiago Chile The WAA will confirm to PASO and NOCs the number of April 15th, 2019 quota places they have qualified The NOCs will confirm to the WAA the quota places that April 25th,2019 will use April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. May 1st, 2019 If necessary, the WAA will reallocate unused places The NOCs that receive the assigned quota unused will May 10th, 2019 confirm to the WAA their acceptation June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
ATHLETICS
Events Men (24) Women (24) Track 100m 100m 200m 200m 400m 400m 800m 800m 1,500m 1,500m 5,000m 5,000m 10,000m 10,000m 110m Hurdles 100m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 3,000m Steeplechase 3,000m Steeplechase 4x100m relay 4x100m relay 4x400m relay 4x400m relay Jumps High Jump High Jump Long Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Pole Vault Throws Shot Put Shot Put Discus Discus Javelin Javelin Hammer Hammer Outside the Stadium 20km Race Walk 20km Race Walk 50km Race Walk 50km Race Walk Marathon Marathon Combined Events Decathlon Heptathlon
According to the established quota by PASO, the maximum number of competitors in the sport of Athletics, both male and female, will be 740.
Quota per Event Events Men Women Track 100m 28 28 200m 28 28 400m 24 24 800m 20 20 1,500m 16 16 5,000m 16 16 10,000m 16 16 100m Hurdles - 20 110m Hurdles 20 - 400m Hurdles 20 20 3,000m Steeplechase 16 16 4x100m Relay 12 12 4x400m Relay 12 12 Jumps High Jump 16 16 Long Jump 20 20 Triple Jump 20 20 Pole Vault 16 16 Throws Shot Put 16 16 Discus 16 16 Javelin 16 16 Hammer 16 16 Outside the Stadium 20km Race Walk 16 16 50km Race Walk 16 16 Marathon 20 20 Combined Events Decathlon 16 - Heptathlon - 16
Athlete Eligibility
Only the NOCs recognized by PASO and their respective National Athletics Federations affiliated to the IAAF /APA, may register competitors in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
The NOCs can only enter athletes in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games that have qualified according to the qualification system that has been established by the IAAF and APA.
Male and female athletes that will compete in Marathon and the 50K Race Walking event must be at least 18 years old by the December 31st, 2019.
For the other events, the competitors must be at least 16 years old by the December 31st, 2019.
Qualification System
Each NOC will be able to enter a maximum of two (2) athletes in each individual event under the following conditions: a) That they have placed first in the following competition and Games:
- South American Games – ODESUR – Cochabamba 2018; - Central American and Caribbean Games – CACSO – Barranquilla 2018; - The NACAC Senior (open) Championships – Toronto, 2018.
In the above case, it is not necessary that the athletes meet the minimum qualification mark; the decision to enter or not the athletes in these conditions corresponds to their respective NOC. b) The Technical Delegate and APA will establish a maximum quota of competitors per individual event, who must have met the minimum qualifying mark listed below. This qualifying mark must have been obtained between January 1st, 2018 and midnight (Peru Time) of June 26th, 2019. c) At the end of the deadline indicated above, in cases where the number of athletes that have qualified is lower than the established quota per event, the Technical Delegate will invite other athletes until the quota is met, based on the Pan American Area rankings from January 1st thru June 26th, 2019. The TD will then inform the respective NOCs of the athletes that have been invited.
For the 4x100 and 4x400 Relays of both genders, national teams will automatically qualify, based on the following regulation:
The teams should have finished in the top two places in the following Competitions and/or Games:
- South American Games – ODESUR – Cochabamba 2018; - Central American and Caribbean Games – CACSO – Barranquilla 2018; - NACAC Senior (Open) Championships – Toronto, 2018.
The Technical Delegate and APA will invite national teams until the quota of 12 teams per relay is completed, based on the Pan American Area rankings from January 1st thru June 26th, 2019 and will inform the corresponding NOCs accordingly.
Each invited NOC may enter a maximum of 2 (two) competitors to participate only in the relay(s). The other four (4) members of each relay team, to complete the six (6) members of the 4x100 and 4x400 male and female relay(s) must be registered in an individual event.
The principles of universality, parity and equity will be observed.
As host country of the 2019 Pan American Games, Peru will automatically qualify one (1) athlete for each event for which it does not have any athlete already qualified.
The minimum qualifying marks are the following: Minimum Qualifying Marks Events Men Women Track 100m 10.20 11.55 200m 20.55 23.18 400m 45.50 52.30 800m 1:47.00 2:04.00 1,500m 3:43.00 4:22.00 5,000m 13:50.00 16:30.00 10,000m 29:00.00 33:10.00 100m Hurdles - 13.05 110m Hurdles 13.51 - 400m Hurdles 49.80 57.20 3,000m Steeplechase 8:45.00 9:59.00 4x100m relay By invitation By invitation 4x400m relay By invitation By invitation Jumps High Jump 2.27 1.86 Pole Vault 5.50 4.35 Long Jump 8.05 6.70 Triple Jump 16.70 14.07 Throws Shot Put 20.00 17.90 Discus 67.00 59.90 Javelin 79.30 59.20 Hammer 71.60 68.50 Outside the Stadium 20km Race Walk 1:24.00 1:36.00 50km Race Walk 4:10.00 4:45.00 Marathon 2:16.00 2:37.00 Combined Events Decathlon 8.000 - Heptathlon - 5.980
The fact that an athlete automatically obtains the minimum mark does not qualify him/her for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. The athlete would only fulfill the mark that will be used as a base to achieve the quota established per event.
For all the results and marks to be validated and accepted they must comply with the following:
a) The results and marks must be achieved during competitions organized or authorized by the IAAF, its Area Associations (NACAC/Consudatle) or member federations. Therefore, results and marks achieved in university and/or school competitions must be certified by the national federation of the country where the competition was held (See below regulations for the Marathon and Race Walking Events).
b) The results or marks must be achieved in an official competition held under the current IAAF Rules.
c) The results or marks achieved in mixed events (please refer to Rule 147 of the IAAF) will only be accepted under the following circumstances: For all field events and running events of 5,000m or more held inside the stadium, the results will be the following: • Results or marks achieved in national competitions will be accepted automatically. • They will be only accepted with the approval of the Area’s Association and if they have been achieved in competitions held under Rule 1.1 (i) and (j) of the IAAF. • Results or marks will not be accepted if they have been achieved in competitions held under Rule 1.1 (a) and (h) of the IAAF. • Results achieved in competition outside the stadium (marathons and race walking events) will always be accepted, if the circuit or route has been certified by an IAAF Certified Measurer.
d) No Wind Assisted results or marks will be accepted.
e) Manually timed results achieved in the following events will not be accepted: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1,500m, 110m/100 m hurdles, 400m hurdles, and 4 x 100m y 4 x 400m relays.
f) Field events results achieved in indoor tracks, as well as of 200m races or longer, will be accepted.
g) No results in 200m races or longer achieved in oversized tracks (larger than 200m) will be accepted.
h) Results and marks in Race Walking events of 20,000m and 50,000m achieved on the track will be accepted.
Marathons Only marathons races that comply with the following criteria will be valid and accepted for participation:
a) The route or circuit should be measured prior to the race by an international road race measurer with an A or B certification from the IAAF/AIMS.
b) The measurement certification must have been established no more than five years before the race.
Marathons held in competitions organized under Rule 1.1 a), b), c), f) and g of the IAAF will not be included in the list; however, the results and marks will be valid for achieving the minimum marks for participation.
Race Walking Events Results and marks achieved in international race walking competitions under Rule 1.1 (a), (b), (c), (d), (l), (f), (g), or (j) of the IAAF will be valid and the minimum marks will be accepted for participation as long as the following conditions and criteria are always observed (when applicable):
a) The circuit or route must have measured by and international measurer of routes events with an A or B certification approved by the IAAF/AIMS. b) There should be a minimum of three international race walking judges in the competition.
Confirmation of Quota Places
APA will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified by June 26th, 2019.
The NOCs will confirm to APA the places they will use by June 26th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, APA will reallocate unused quota places to the next best positioned NOC that has not qualified yet.
This process will be completed by June 26th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event May 26th – June 8th, 2018 South American Games – ODESUR – Cochabamba 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games CACSO August 1st 3rd, 2018 – – – Barranquilla 2018 August 10th – 12th, 2018 NACAC Senior (Open) Championships – Toronto, 2018 APA will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have By June 26th, 2019 qualified By June 26th, 2019 The NOCs will confirm to APA the places they will use APA will reallocate unused quota places to the next best By June 26th, 2019 positioned NOC that has not qualified yet April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
BADMINTON Events Men (2) Women (2) Mixed Singles Singles Mixed Doubles Doubles Doubles
Quota Qualification Host country Total Men 40 4 44 Women 40 4 44 Total 80 8 88
Quota per NOC Men 4 Women 4 Total Maximum 8 per CON
According to the quota stablished by PASO, there will be a maximum number of eighty-eight (88) Male and Female competitors in the Badminton Competition; Forty-Four (44) Female athletes and Forty-Four (44) Male athletes. Each NOC may register a maximum of four (4) men and four (4) women to participate, provided each has qualified in accordance with BWF and BPAC requirements. If at the end of registration period the total number of participants is over the maximum limit stablished by PASO of forty-four (44) men and forty-four (44) women, BPAC will determine a maximum quota for each country as well as the total number of athletes who will be able to participate. Each NOC may register a maximum of three (3) players for Singles events and two (2) pairs for the Doubles events.
Athlete Eligibility Each NOC who is an associated member of BWF and BPAC will have the right to participate with a minimum of one (1) player in the Badminton Competition of the XVIII Pan Am Games LIMA 2019.
Qualification System BPAC Executive Committee has approved the following procedure for the allocation of spots among BPAC affiliated members. Initial allocation is as follows:
Criteria Men Women Peru Host Country 4 (four) slots 4 (four) slots 1st, ranked country 4 (four) slots 4 (four) slots 2nd, ranked country 4 (four) slots 4 (four) slots 3rd, ranked country 4 (four) slots 4 (four) slots 4th, ranked country 3 (three) slots 3 (three) slots 5th, ranked country 3 (three) slots 3 (three) slots 6th, ranked country 3 (three) slots 3 (three) slots 7th, ranked country 3 (three) slots 3 (three) slots 8th, ranked country 2 (two) slots 2 (two) slots 9th, ranked country 2 (two) slots 2 (two) slots 10th, ranked country 2 (two) slots 2 (two) slots 11th, ranked country 2 (two) slots 2 (two) slots Countries ranked 12th and below in rank order (up to 1 (one) slot 1 (one) slot a limit 44 men and 44 women) Unranked countries drawn by lot (up to a limit of 44 1 (one) slot 1 (one) slot men and 44 women)
Confirmation of Quota Places a) Country ranking is determined by adding up the points of the highest ranked player/team from ea h ou try i the Me ’s si gles, Wo e ’s si gles, Me ’s Dou les, Wo e ’s Dou les, a d Mixed Doubles. (a maximum total from the five rankings) using the February 28 (week #9), 2019 BWF World Ranking. The higher the number of total points, the higher the country ranking.
b) The allocation belongs to the country and not to the athlete individually. Each NOC can develop its own procedure to select its competitor(s) to participate in the Badminton competition. To be entered, each competitor must also be eligible to participate in the XXVIII Pan Am Games LIMA 2019.
c) Depending on the number of countries that actually enter players in the XVIII Pan Am Games, BPAC has the right to adjust the participation levels up (where there are less than forty-four (44) entries per gender in the initial allocation) or Pan Am Games Lima 2019 Qualification system down (where there are more than forty-four (44) entries per gender in the initial allocation) to reach the athlete quota, that is, forty-four (44) men and forty-four (44) women.
d) BPAC will inform PASO and National Federations the places assigned to each NOC by March 4th, 2019.
e) PASO will inform to NOCs the quota places assigned for Badminton Competition.
f) The NOCs will confirm to PASO and BPAC the use of the places assigned by March 18th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places
In case the quota of forty-four (44) men and forty-four (44) women are not filled in the initial location, additional spots will be allocated as follows: Beginning with the 4th ranked country (three (3) or less entries), each ranked country, in rank order will be allowed to enter one (1) additional man and/or woman until the filled is full or all countries have been offered and additional player, whichever comes first. If the field is still not full, then the process will repeat itself until the field is full, with each country limited to four (4) men and four (4) women entries. This process will be completed by March 20th, 2019.
Timeline February 28th, 2019 BWF World Ranking BPAC will inform PASO and National Federations the places March 4th, 2019 assigned NOCs will confirm to PASO and BPAC the use of the places March 18th, 2019 assigned BPAC will inform PASO and National Federations the March 20th, 2019 reallocation of quota places March 21st, 2019 PASO will inform to NOCs the reallocation of quota places NOCs will confirm to PASO and BPAC the use of the reallocation March 27th, 2019 of places assigned BPAC will inform PASO and National Federations the final list of March 29th, 2019 the reallocation of quota places March 30th, 2019 PASO will confirm to NOCs the final list of quota places assigned NOCs will confirm to PASO and BPAC the acceptance of the final April 8th, 2019 list of quota places assigned April 9th, 2019 PASO will confirm to BPAC the final list of quota places assigned BPAC will inform to PASO, National Federations and NOCs the April 10th, 2019 final list of quota places assigned per NOC for its participation in Badminton Competition April 11th, 2019 PASO will inform to COPAL the final list of quota places per NOC April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.
BASEBALL
Events Men (1) Teams
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 168 (7 teams) 24 (1 team) 192 (8 teams) Total 168 24 192
Quota per NOC Men 24(8 teams) Total 192
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must sign and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All participants must be at least 18 years old in the 2019.
Qualification System
Date Event Qualifiers
2018 Host Country, Peru 1 place South American Championship 1 place Champion of the TBA (Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, – tournament Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile y Peru) July 19th August 3rd, Central American and the Caribbean – 2 Places 2018 Games 2018 Pan American Qualification Tournament* 4 Places
*The USA and Canada will have to participate in the Pan American Qualification Tournament (date to TBA) and qualify if they wish to partake in the 2019 games. Confirmation of Quota Places The COPABE will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota places that have qualified before January 30th, 2019. NOCs must confirm to COPABE the quota places that will use by February 28th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, COPABE will reallocate unused quota places to the next highest qualified team. NOCs must confirm the acceptance of the reallocation quota to the COPABE. This process will be complete by April 20th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event 2018 Host Country, Peru TBA South American Championship July 19th - August 3rd, 2019 Central American and the Caribbean Games 2018 Pan American Qualification Tournament* The COPABE will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota January 30th, 2019 places that have qualified NOCs must confirm to COPABE the quota places that will February 28th, 2019 use April 20th, 2019 If necessary, COPABE will reallocate unused quota places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline.
June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
*The USA and Canada will have to participate in the Pan American Qualification Tournament (date to TBA) and qualify if they wish to partake in the 2019 games.
BASQUE PELOTA
Events Men (6) Women (4) Rubber pelota – Doubles (Trinquete) Rubber pelota – Singles (Fronton) Rubber pelota – Doubles (Trinquete) Frontenis – Doubles (Fronton) Rubber pelota – Doubles (Fronton) Leather pelota (Fronton) Frontenis – Doubles (Fronton) Mano – Singles (Fronton) Peruvian Fronton – Singles Peruvian Fronton – Singles
Quota Qualification Host Country Total Men 38 08 46 Women 28 06 34 Total 66 14 80
Quota per NOC Men 08 Women 06 Total Maximum 14 per NOC
Athletes Eligibility All participants must be at least 17 years old in 2019.
Qualification System
• Specialties contested in the XI South American Games Cochabamba 2018 will grant a place per specialty (for a total of 5 places). The specialties will be: o Me a d Wo e ’s Frontenis (Fronton) o Me a d Wo e ’s Rubber Pelota (Trinquete) o Mano – Singles (Fronton)
• For the remaining places (with the exception of Peruvian Fronton), it was decided that the World Cups held from 2015 thru 2017 would be the qualifying events for the XVIII Pan American Games Lima 2019.
• With regard to Peruvian Fronton, a qualifying event for the Games will be held in 2018. However, to participate in it, the countries should have qualified for any of the other specialties.
Date Event Qualifiers October 11th -17th, 2015 VI Trinquete World Cup, Mexico 18 November 20th -26th,2016 VI Fronton World Cup 30m, Chile 38 VI Fronton World Cup 36m, Anglet, October 27th -31st, 2017 15 France June 2nd -8th, 2018 2018 South American Games 9 TOTAL OF ATHLETES 80 Qualifying Peruvian Fronton event September, 2018 * at Li a’s competition venue*
* 4 countries in addition to Peru will qualify. As host country, Peru already has a quota but does not occupy a place, due to the fact that as provided above, a male athlete and a female athlete should be entered in two specialties.
Confirmation of Quota Places The CPPV will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified by October 15th, 2018.
The NOCs must confirm to the CPPV the places they will use by November 15th, 2018.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places
If necessary, the CPPV will reallocate unused places to the next highest ranked country according to the competition order of the events held.
This process will be completed by December 15th, 2018.
Timetable October 11th – 17th, 2015 VI Trinquete World Cup, Mexico November 20th – 26th, 2016 VI Fronton World Cup 30m, Chile October 27th -31st, 2017 VI Fronton World Cup 36m, Anglet, France June 2nd -8th, 2018 2018 South American Games September, 2018 Qualifying event at Li a’s Peruvia Fro to competition venue The CPPV will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they October 15th, 2018 have qualified November 15th, 2018 The NOCs must confirm to the CPPV the places they will use December 15th, 2018 If necessary, the CPPV will reallocate unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
BASKETBALL 3x3
Events Men (1) Women (1) Team Team
Quota Men 24 (6 teams) Women 24 (6 teams) Total 48 (12 teams)
Quota per NOC Men 4 athletes (1 team) Women 4 athletes (1 team) Total 8 athletes (2 teams)
Athlete Eligibility PLAYERS - Players must be registered in https://play.fiba3x3.com/ with a confirmed account. - The players must not have represented another National Olympic Committee/National Federation in any basketball event (5v5 or 3x3). Players must hold the legal nationality of that country and must present a passport of that country issued by the competent authorities before the 1st of January 2018. - Players may not have previously played for the national team (5v5 or 3x3) of another country in an Official Competition of FIBA (see Art. 2-1 of the FIBA Internal Regulations) except he/she had been cleared by FIBA as a special case. - Players must have confirmed their profile in the digital platform play.fiba3x3.com (a basic requirement for FIBA 3x3 endorsement). - Players must be minimum 16 years old at the end of 2019; however minimum 2 players have to turn 19 or older in 2019. Players may not turn older than 23 years of age in 2019.
NOCs / NFs NOC must have 3 FIBA-endorsed events in their territory in the 12 months before the cut-off date for qualification November 1st, 2018.
Qualification System As host country, Peru ill ha e a ild card (in both genres) subjected to their compliance with the eligibility established by FIBA 3x3 for teams and players.
Host country + FIBA 3x3 National Federations Ranking (in case there are more eligible National Olympic Committees than spots available).
Event Date Qualifiers FIBA 3x3 Federation The best 5 teams ranked and the host November 1st, 2018 Ranking country
Confirmation of Quota Places By November 10th, 2018, the FIBA Americas will confirm to PASO, NOCs and member Federations the number of quota places achieved from the qualification events.
By November 30th, 2018 each NOC must confirm the number of places they will use to FIBA Americas.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, FIBA Americas will reallocate unused places to the next highest – ranked NOC that has not yet qualified. This process will be completed by December 15th, 2018.
Timeline Date Key Event November 1st, 2018 Quota slots assigned based on FIBA 3x3 Federation Ranking FIBA Americas will confirm to PASO, NOCs and member November 10th, 2018 Federations the number of quota places achieved November 30th, 2018 NOCs must confirm the number of places they will use December 15th, 2018 FIBA Americas will reallocate unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
BASKETBALL 5x5
Events Men (1) Women (1) Team Team
Quota Men 96 (8 teams) Women 96 (8 teams) Total 192 (14 teams)
Quota per NOC Men 12 (1 team) Women 12 (1 team) Total 24 (2 teams)
Athlete Eligibility Only NOCs recognized by PASO and whose National Basketball Federation is a member of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Americas may enter competitors in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System As host country, Peru will automatically qualify to the Basketball competition at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. The rest of the teams will qualify according to the following championships:
Event Date Qualifiers Top six (6) teams along with 2016 Olympic FIBA Wo e ’s August 7th thru 13th Champions USA and the host country AmeriCup 2017 Peru. FIBA Men AmeriCup Top seven (7) National teams along with August 25th thru September 3rd 2017 host country Peru
Confirmation of Quota Places By September 6th, 2017, the FIBA Americas will confirm to PASO and NOCs and member Federations the number of quota places they have achieved from the qualification events. By the end of October 2017, each NOCs must confirm the number of places they will use to FIBA Americas.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the CF will reallocate unused places to the next highest – ranked NOC that has not yet qualified.
September 14, 2017
Mr. Ivar Sisniega PASO Secretary General ACODEPA Immediate Past President
Via Email: [email protected]
Mr. Michael Fennell, President PASO Technical Commission
Via Email: [email protected]
Re: Qualified Basketball Teams (5X5) for 2019 Pan American Games, Lima, Peru
Greetings Messrs:
I take this opportunity, to formally confirm the results of the FIBA AmeriCup and the FIBA Women’s AmeriCup, that served as the qualifiers for the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. The following FIBA National Federations have qualified for the Games for both the Men and Women Competitions:
FIBA AmeriCup 2017 FIBA Women’s AmeriCup 2017 1. USA 1. CANADA 2. ARGENTINA 2. ARGENTINA 3. MEXICO 3. PUERTO RICO 4. VIRGIN ISLANDS 4. BRAZIL 5. PUERTO RICO 5. VIRGIN ISLANDS 6. URUGUAY 6. PARAGUAY 7. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 7. USA (OLYMPIC CHAMPS) 8. PERU (HOST COUNTRY) 8. PERU (HOST COUNTRY)
We at FIBA Americas thank you for continued support and we look forward to the successful implementation of the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru.
Kind Regards,
Usie R. Richards President, FIBA Americas
C: Mr. Horacio Muratore, FIBA President Mr. Patrick Baumann, FIBA Secretary General Mr. Carlos Alves, FIBA Americas Executive Director Mr. Javier Otero, FIBA Americas Competition Manager
BODYBUILDING Events Men (2) Women (1) Classic Bodybuilding Women´s Fitness
Quota Qualification Host country Total Men 15 1 16 Women 15 1 16 Total 30 2 32
Quota per NOC per event Men 1 Women 1 Total Maximum 2 per NOC
Athletes Eligibility For participation In Lima 2019 Pan American Games, athlete must comply with the Lima 2019 Pan American Games Regulations and International Federation Rules and should be subscribed by their NOC.
Co petitor’s atio ality. Any athlete that participates in the Pan American Games LIMA 2019 must possess the nationality of the country of the NOC that inscribed the athlete. Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System The qualification system for the Pan American Games will consist in only one stage, which will be disputed at regional level as follows:
Qualifiers for the Date Championship Continental Championship First places from 1st thru 15th December 9th 13th, 2017 Central American Games, Managua – in each gender 2018 Central American and the First places from 1st thru 15th July 26th 29th, 2018 – Caribbean Championship in each gender First places from 1st thru 15th September 6th 10th, 2018 2018 South American Championship – in each gender First places from 1st thru 15th September 28th 30th, 2018 2018 North American Championship – in each gender
The Top 15 places of each Regional Championship, will participate in the 2018 Continental Championship, at which the athlete that will qualify for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games will be defined.
Confirmation of Quota Places The IFBB will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places that have qualified, by February 15th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the IFBB the places they will use before March 15th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the IFBB will reallocate unused places to the countries whose athletes are closer to the qualify punctuation established.
The NOCs that receive the reallocation will confirm the use of the reallocation places.
This process will be complete by April 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event December 9th – 13th, 2017 Central American Games, Managua July 26th –29th, 2018 2018 Central American and the Caribbean Championship
September 6th – 10th, 2018 2018 South American Championship September 28th – 30th, 2018 2018 North American Championship November 23th – 25th, 2018 Continental Championship The IFBB will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places that February 15th, 2019 have qualified March 15th, 2019 NOCs will confirm to the IFBB the places they will use April 15th, 2019 IFBB will reallocate unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
BOWLING Events Men (2) Women (2) Individual Individual Doubles Doubles
Quota Qualification Host country places Total Men 30 2 32 Women 30 2 32 Total 60 4 64
Places per NOC Men 2 Women 2 Total 4
Athlete Eligibility Only NOCs recognized by the Pan American Sports Organization (PASO) and whose National Federation is a member of the International Bowling Federation (World Bowling) and American Zone – Pan American Bowling Confederation (PABCON) may enter competitors in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Athletes must be at least 15 years old by January 1st, 2019.
Qualification System The PABCON Executive Board decided we will proceed as follows:
Each Pabcon member country will choose 2 competitions in which they will take part and ONLY those 2 competitions will be used to qualify for Lima 2019.
Due to the fact that Canada and the USA do not participate in the Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC) and the South American Games (ODESUR), official competitions of the Olympic cycle, they will only have the opportunity to qualify in Pabcon´s official competitions. Thus, we will limit all countries to just 2 competitions in order to be fair and give equal opportunities.
Date Championship Qualifiers
July 19th – August 3rd CAC Games that will be held in Colombia 4 countries will qualify ODESUR Games that will be held in May 26th June 8th, 2018 4 countries will qualify – Bolivia September 22 th - 29 th, Pabcon Female Championship 2 countries will qualify 2018 October 22 th - 29 th, 2018 Pabcon Champion of Champions 5 countries will qualify April 2019 Pabcon Male Championship 2 countries will qualify
Peru is already qualified in both genders as host country.
Pabcon Female and Male championships are considered 1 event, regardless of the fact that they are held in different dates.
Based on this information, all National Federations MUST INFORM BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st, 2017 THE 2 COMPETITIONS THEY WILL CHOOSE TO SEEK QUALIFICATION.
Any discrepancy or dispute on the process that we may have throughout said process will be solved by the Executive Board and will be informed on due time.
Confirmation of Quota Places PABCON will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places that have qualified, by April 1st, 2019. NOCs will advise PABCON the places they will use, by April 15th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, PABCON will reallocate unused places to the next highest-ranked NOC that has not yet qualified, by April 25th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event National Federations must inform which 2 competitions September 1st, 2017 they will use to qualify July 19th – August 3st CAC Games that will be held in Colombia May 26th – June 8th, 2018 ODESUR Games that will be held in Bolivia September 22 th - 29 th, 2018 Pabcon Female Championship October 22 th - 29 th, 2018 Pabcon Champion of Champions April 2019 Pabcon Male Championship PABCON will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places that April 20th, 2019 have qualified April 24th, 2019 NOCs will advise PABCON the places they will use April 25th, 2019 If necessary, PABCON will reallocate unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
BOXING Events Men (10) Women (5) 46-49kg 52kg 56kg 48-51kg 60kg 54-57kg 64kg 57-60kg 69kg 64-69kg 75kg 69-75kg 85kg 91kg Over 91kg
Qualification System
Date Event Qualified Athletes AMBC Men and Women Elite Confederation April 2019 113 Championships 2019
Quotas Places per weight category
Men Quota places per weight categories 46-49 52 56 60 64 69 75 85 91 +91 TOTAL AMBC* 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 75 Host 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 5 NOC** TOTAL 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 80 Men
Women Quota places per weight categories 48-51 54-57 57-60 64-69 69-75 TOTAL AMBC* 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 7 or 8 38 Host 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 0 or 1 2 NOC** TOTAL 8 8 8 8 8 40 Women
*The number of quota place allocated in each category from AMBC Elite Confederation Championships depends on use of Host NOC quota places.
**A maximum of (5) five quotas will be allocated to the Host NOC among the 10 men categories and a maximum of 2 quotas among the 5 women categories
Quota per NOC Men 10 (1 per category) Women 5 (1 per category) Total 15
Athlete Eligibility - Athletes must have submitted and signed the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. - All athletes must be eligible to compete and represent their country according AIBA Technical Rules. - All athletes must be born between January 1st, 1979 and December 31st, 1999. - All athletes must have competed in the AMBC Elite Championships 2019 including the one qualified through Host NOC quota place. - Note for Host NOC quotas: in case a chosen boxer from Peru gets injured and is not able to participate in the Pan Am Games Lima 2019, the Host NOC will have the possibility to reallocate his Host NOC uota to anothe bo e ho as egiste ed as Rese e Bo e in the Qualif ing E ent until June 24th 2019.
Confirmation of Quota Places The qualification quota is allocated to the individual athlete by name and not to his/her respective NOC.
AIBA will confirm to PASO, AMBC and NOCs the name of the athletes who have gained a qualification place by May 6th, 2019
The NOCs will then have (2) two weeks to confirm by official letter to AIBA and the American Boxing Confederation the places they will use.
Confirmation of Host NOC Quota Places The Host Country must confirm to AIBA, in a form of an official letter, the use of the Host Country places within 48h after the conclusion of the AMBC Elite Confederation Championships 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, AIBA will reallocate unused places (from both qualification and Host NOC quotas) until June 17th, 2019 according to the remaining ranking order of the Qualification Tournament.
The NOCs with reallocated quotas should confirm within (1) one week by sending an official letter to AIBA and to the American Boxing Confederation if they accept them.
This process will be completed by June 24th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event AMBC Men and Women Elite Confederation April 2019 Championships 2019 April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline 2 days after conclusion of AMBC Elite Host NOC to confirm to AIBA and AMBC the quota places Confederation Championships 2019 they will use and by which boxer. AIBA will confirm to PASO, AMBC and NOCs the boxers May 6th, 2019 they have qualified The NOCs will confirm to AIBA and the American Boxing within 2 weeks Confederation the places they will use. May 20th to June 17th, 2019 If necessary, AIBA will reallocate unused quota places NOCs with reallocated quotas should confirm to AIBA and within 1 week the AMBC if they accept them June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
CANOE SLALOM – EXTREME CANOE SLALOM
CANOE SLALOM Events Men (2) Women (2) K1 K1 C1 C1
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 16 1 17 Women 16 1 17 Total 32 2 34
Quota per NOC Men 2 Women 2 Total 4
*An athlete can only acquire one (1) athlete quota place at any Pan Am Qualification competition for its NOC regardless of how many places or boats that athlete tries to qualify
*An athlete can only compete in one (1) event in Canoe Slalom at the Lima 2019Pan American Games. In the case where an NOC has not qualified a quota place in an event, in this case only, an athlete may compete in more than one (1) event. An athlete may compete in a maximum of two (2) events in Canoe Slalom
*Athletes qualified in Canoe Slalom will also be qualified in Extreme Canoe Slalom
EXTREME CANOE SLALOM Events Men (1) Women (1) K1 K1
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 5 0 5 Women 5 0 5 Total 10 0 10
Quota per NOC Men 1 Women 1 Total 2
*Athletes who qualify in the Extreme Canoe Slalom competition may compete in a Canoe Slalom event if their National Federation has not qualified in that event. *An NOC is allowed to obtain a maximum of one (1) boat per event in the Pan American qualification competition
Athlete eligibility Only those athletes who have complied with the Olympic Charter (at all times) may participate in the Pan American Games. For the sake of clarity, all athletes must comply with the provisions of the Olympic Charter in force during the qualification period for the Pan American Games up until the end of the period of the Pan American Games.
An NOC must participate in the events at the 2019 Canoe Slalom Pan American Championships (Pan Am Games Qualifier) if the NOC wants to become eligible for Athlete Quota positions to compete at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru.
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. The age a competitor can compete is in the year that their 15th birthday falls in.
Qualification System Canoe Slalom Athlete qualification quota places will be allocated to the respective NOC and not to the competitor(s) that have achieved the quota place in the qualified event. The number of Athlete quota places will be as follows:
CANOE SLALOM EVENTS ATHLETE QUOTA PLACES Men K1 9 C1 8 Total Men 17 Women K1 9 C1 8 Total Women 17 Total Men and Women 34
By the end of the 2019 Canoe Slalom Pan American Championships (Pan American Games Qualifier) all quota places will have been distributed.
A maximum of three (3) boats per NOC per event may compete in the 2019 Canoe Slalom Pan American Championships to obtain athlete quota positions for the 2019 Pan American Games.
Host Country Representation
The Host NOC must compete in the event they wish to qualify, at the 2019 Pan American Championships in order to guarantee their Host Country Athlete Quota for the 2019 Pan American Games.
Should the host NOC not manage to obtain an athlete quota place in the respective events, it will still be entitled to receive quota places in the following events.
Host Country Quota EVENTS ATHLETE QUOTA PLACES K1 Men 1 K1 Women 1 Total 2
The quota places allocated to the Host NOC would be taken from the lowest ranked NOC(s) in the respective events at the 2019 Canoe Slalom Pan American Championships.
Qualification System Extreme Canoe Slalom Athlete qualification quota places will be allocated to the respective NOC and not to the competitor(s) that have achieved the quota place in the qualified event.
The number of Athlete quota places will be as follows:
EXTREME CANOE SLALOM EVENTS ATHLETE QUOTA PLACES Men K1 5 Total Men 5 Women K1 5 Total Women 5 Total Men and Women 10
Athletes qualified in Canoe Slalom are eligible to compete in Extreme Canoe Slalom
A maximum of three (3) boats per NOC per event may compete in the 2019 Pan American Championships (Pan American Games Qualifier) to obtain athlete quota positions for the 2019 Pan American Games.
Confirmation of Quota Places The COPAC will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified by April 15th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm with the CF the places they will use by May 6th, 2019.
Reallocations of Remaining Quotas
In case of no fulfillment of the 34 Athlete quotas in Canoe Slalom, the unused quotas will be obtained by K1W, C1W, K1M and C1M boats, with repetition of this order until all unused quotas are fulfilled or there are no K1W, K1M or C1M boats left to obtain quotas.
In case of no fulfillment of 10 athlete quotas in Extreme Canoe Slalom, the unused quotas will be obtained by K1W, K1M boats with repetition until all unused quotas are fulfilled. The President of COPAC in coordination with the COPAC Canoe Slalom committee will allocate the e ai i g uotas to the est of the NOC’s a o di g to thei pe fo a e y May 15th, 2019 The placement of unused quotas will follow the order of alternate preference between K1W, C1W, K1M and C1M.
Tripartite Commission Invitation Places ONE (1) Tripartite Place will be available in Canoe Slalom. This place will be attributed to a Canoe Slalom athlete. In the order of K1W, C1W To be eligible for a Tripartite Commission Invitation Place an NOC must have participated in the 2019 Canoe Slalom Pan American Qualification
Timeline Date Event Spring 2019 2019 Canoe Slalom Pan American Championships (Pan Am Games Qualifier) April 15th, 2019 The COPAC will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. May 6th, 2019 The NOCs will confirm with the COPAC the places they will use Deadline for NOCs to confirm qualified athletes competing in more the one event May 6th, 2019 (doubling). May 15th, 2019 Tripartite quota allocated May 15th, 2019 COPAC will allocate the remaining quotas if needed June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.
CANOE SPRINT
CANOE/ SPRINT Events Men (6) Women (6) K1 200m K1 200m K1 1000m K1 500m K2 1000m K2 500m K4 500m K4 500m C1 1000m C1 200m C2 1000m C2 500m
Quota Qualification Men 60 Women 60 COPAC Allocation to Federations participating at the 2018 Pan American Canoe Sprint 5 Championship and have not received a Quota. Total 125
Maximum Athlete Quota Per NOC (maximum 1 boat per event) Men Kayak 5 or 6 Women Kayak 5 or 4 Total Kayak 10 Men Canoe 3 Women Canoe 3 Total Kayak and Canoe 13 – 16*
*NOCs not participating in Women´s Canoe have a quota limit of 13.
Athlete eligibility All athletes who have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System
Minimum number of boats at the 2019 Boat Class Athlete quota places Pan American Games Men K1 200m 5 5 K1 1000m 5 5 K2 1000m 5 10 K4 500m 6 24 C1 1000m 6 6 C2 1000m 5 10 Total Men 32 60 Women K1 200m 5 5 K1 500m 5 5 K2 500m 5 10 K4 500m 6 24 C1 200m 6 6 C2 500m 5 10 Total Women 32 60 Total Men and Women 64 120
Pan American Canoe Sprint Championship, September 13th – 16th, 2018; Dartmouth NS; Canada
Qualification Regatta Program Essentials:
• K4 qualification races will be completed on the first day of the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta and before any heats take place in K2 qualification races. • K2 and C2 qualification races will be completed on the second day of the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta and before any heats take place in K1 or C1 qualification races. • K1 and C1 qualification races will be completed on the third day of the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta. • Qualification Regatta program will be based on the premise of 8 lanes Finals.
NOCs qualify directly by placing from 1st to 6th in the regatta, depending on the event (see table above).
Qualification will be based on the following principles:
1. An athlete may only participate in the qualification of one boat for his/her country. 2. If an athlete is member of a boat that qualifies in K4, he/she may not compete in a boat seeking to qualify in K2 or K1. 3. If an athlete is a member of a boat that qualifies in K2, he/she may not compete in a boat seeking to qualify in K1.
4. If an athlete is a member of a boat that qualifies in C2, he/she may not compete in a boat seeking to qualify in C1. 5. If a country qualifies in Men K4 500m, the country is obligated to compete in Men K1 1000m, Men K2 1000m, Men K1 200m. 6. If a country qualifies in Women K4 500m, the country is obligated to compete in Women K1 500m, Women K2 500m, Women K1 200m. 7. If a country qualifies in Men C2 1000m, the country is obligated to compete in Men C1 1000m, even if qualifies no other athlete in that event. 8. If a country qualifies in Women C2 500m, the country is obligated to compete in Women C1 200m, even if it qualifies no other athlete in that event. 9. Subject to the above rules, the countries that finish in the top five or six positions [depending on the event] in Olympic events at the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta will qualify for the 2019 Pan American Games. 10. If the boat of a country that finishes in the top five/ six positions [depending on the event] in an Olympic event at the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta includes an athlete who has already qualified a boat for his country in another event, that result will be invalid and the qualifying boat will be the next highest positioned boat in that event. 11. Every country that competes at the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta and that does not qualify an athlete for the 2019 Pan American Games will be eligible for one wild card place, up to a maximum of 5 places. 12. Wild card places will be determined according to the highest placed finishes of non-qualifying athletes from non-qualifying countries who participate in the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta. 13. If any wild card places remain, they will be distributed at the discretion of President of COPAC in coordination with the COPAC based on the results of the 2018 Pan American Qualification Regatta.
Reallocations of Remaining Quotas • After the adjustments of participation to the number of 16 eligible athletes by each NOC to these Games, the President of COPAC in coordination with the COPAC CSPC will deliver the remaining quotas to the rest of the NOCs according to their performance. • The remaining quotas, after the qualification and the composition of the teams of up to 16 athletes will be distributed in accordance with the following methodology considering the need of development that the COPAC determine. Note: Only the NOCs that participate at the 2018 Pan American Canoe Sprint Championship will receive remaining quotas.
• Each NOC would receive only one remaining quota. • The remaining quotas will be allocated essentially to reinforce the participation in the categories Canoe; Women and Men.
The distribution of the remaining quotas will be held immediately after the 2018 Pan American Canoe Sprint Championship, with the following criteria: • The ha t "Quotas Su a y ill dete i e the ua tity of the e ai i g uotas fo ea h e e t. • The remaining quotas will be separately allocated in each event. • The distribution will be based on the following principles:
Women Canoe: C2 500m & C1 200m rotating until the quotas will be completed. Women Kayak: K4 500m, K2 500m, K1 200m and K1 500m: rotating until the quotas will be completed. Men Canoe: C2 1000m & C1 1000m rotating until the quotas will be completed. Men Kayak: K4 500m, K2 1000m, K1 200m and K1 1000m rotating until the quotas will be completed.
If the remaining quotas are an odd number and at the moment of the distribution is a double boat, the quota will be allocated to the following individual boat, in the order of the chart where the principles are established (see chart attached).
If o e NOC ill ot use the offe ed e ai i g uota the P eside t of COPAC ith the assista e of the COPAC Canoe Sprint Committee will decide the new allocation.
Whe the e ai i g uotas ill e allo ated i a o da e ith the lause , it ill e kept the i i u number of boats for each event in order to grant the validation in accordance with the PASO/ODEPA rules.
To allo ate a y e ai i g uota the President must consider the best positioned boat between the not classified national teams in the same event. After finishing the ranking of one category if there would still e e ai i g uotas , the P eside t of COPAC ith the assista e of the COPAC Canoe Sprint Committee, keeps the right to deliver those quotas to other categories.
Host Country Representation If the host NOC (Peru) does not directly qualify in any events at the qualification regatta, it will be allocated a quota in at least one event provided the host [Peru] participates in the 2018 Pan Am Sprint Qualifier Competition. This quota will be One of the 5 Wild Card places that are available to all Federations who do not qualify directly through the competition. [See Point 11 of this document]. The available spaces corresponding to that event would be decreased accordingly for the other participating NOCs.
Timeline Date Event September 13th – 16th, 2018 Pan American Canoe Sprint Championship - Dartmouth NS; Canada November 30th, 2018 COPAC confirms PASO and NOCs the qualified quotas places December 31st, 2018 NOC to confirm entries to COPAC January 31st, 2019 COPAC to confirm reallocation of unused entries February 28th, 2019 Confirm process for quota places March 15th, 2019 Reallocation of unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.
CYCLING Events Event Men (11) Women (11) Sprint Sprint Keirin Keirin Omnium Omnium Track (12) Team sprint Team sprint Team pursuit Team pursuit Madison Madison Individual time trial Individual time trial Road (4) Road race Road race Mountain bike (2) Cross-country (XCO) Cross-country (XCO) BMX race BMX race BMX (4) Freestyle Freestyle
Total Athlete Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men Women Men Women Track / road 81 63 10 6 160 Mountain bike 18 12 2 2 34 BMX 22 14 2 2 40 Freestyle 7 7 1 1 16 Total 128 96 15 11 250
The maximum number of athletes per NOC for LIMA 2019 Pan American Games will be 26 (15 men and 11 women), distributed as follows:
Quota per NOC Men 15 Women 11 Total 26
As Host Country, Peru will automatically qualify with an athlete or team in each event in every discipline. The NOC will qualify and decide which athlete will participate in each event.
Athletes qualified in any cycling discipline will have the right to participate in another discipline (except for BMX and Freestyle), as long as the maximum number of participants per NOC per discipline has not been exceeded. However, it will be required that each athlete competing in multiple events competes in the event they originally qualified for.
CYCLING – MOUNTAIN BIKE Events Men (1) Women (1) Cross-country Cross-country
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 18 2 20 Women 12 2 14 Total 30 4 34
Quota per NOC Quota per NOC Maximum quota per NOC per event Men 2 Maximum 2 athletes Women 2 Maximum 2 athletes Total 4
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Todos los atletas deberán haber nacido a más tardar el 31 de diciembre de 2001 y deberán tener una Licencia UCI vigente expedida por su Federación Nacional correspondiente.
Qualification System
Date Event Men Women Total
2018 Host country (Peru) 2 2 4 MTB Pan American April 4th 8th, 2018 16 10 26 – Championship (XCO- Elite) ODESUR GAMES Cochabamba, May 28th June 8th, 2018 – 1 1 2 – Bolivia. Central American and Caribbean July 21st – 29th, 2018 1 1 2 Games – Barranquilla, Colombia TOTAL 20 14 34
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI), The Continental Federation (CF) will confirm to NOCs the places they have qualified, by January 15th, 2019.
The NOCs will confirm with the CF by email to [email protected] the places they will use, by January 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If the NOC does not confirm by the deadline, the CF will reallocate any unused places to the next highest- ranked NOC not yet qualified in that given event.
This process will be completed by February 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event April 4th – 8th, 2018 MTB Pan American Championship (XCO- Elite) May 28th – June 8th, 2018 ODESUR Games Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla, July 21st 29th, 2018 – – Colombia The Continental Federation (CF) will confirm to NOCs the January 15th, 2019 places they have qualified. January 30th, 2019 The NOCs will confirm with the CF the places they will use. February 15th, 2019 If necessary, the CF will reallocate any unused places. April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
CYCLING – TRACK AND ROAD Events TRACK Men(6) Women (6) Sprint Sprint Keirin Keirin Omnium Omnium Team sprint Team sprint Team pursuit Team pursuit Madison Madison ROAD Men (2) Women (2) Individual time trial Individual time trial Road race Road race
Quota per NOC MEN Quota per NOC Maximum quota per NOC per event Maximum 2 athletes in Sprint Maximum 1 athlete in Keirin Maximum 1 athlete in Omnium TRACK Maximum 1 team of 2 athletes in Madison 10 Maximum 1 team of 3 athletes in Team Sprint Maximum 1 team of 4 athletes in Team Pursuit Maximum 2 athletes in Time Trial ROAD Maximum 4 athletes in Road Race WOMEN Quota per NOC Maximum quota per NOC per event Maximum 2 athletes in Sprint Maximum 1 athlete in Keirin Maximum 1 athlete in Omnium TRACK Maximum 1 team of 2 athletes in Madison 6 Maximum 1 team of 2 athletes in Team Sprint Maximum 1 team of 4 athletes in Team Pursuit Máximo de 2 atletas en contrarreloj individual ROAD Máximo de 3 atletas en carrera de ruta Total 16 * This is the number of combined quota places that will be given to NOCs for both the track cycling and road cycling disciplines. As Host Country, Peru will automatically qualify 16 places (10 men, 6 women), combined, for both track cycling and road cycling.
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All athletes must have been born no later than December 31st, 2001 and must have a valid UCI license issued by their corresponding National Federation.
Qualification System
Date Event Men Women Total
2018 Host NOC (Peru) 10 6 16 Pan American Road April 26th 30th, 2018 17 13 30 – Championships ODESUR Games Cochabamba, May 28th June 8th, 2018 – 16 13 28 – Bolivia. Pan American Track June 20th 24th, 2018 29 22 51 – Championships Central American and Caribbean July 21st – 29th, 2018 14 11 25 Games – Barranquilla, Colombia October, 2018 Road Caribbean Championships 6 4 10 TOTAL 91 69 160
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) Continental Federation (CF) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified, by January 15th, 2019.
The NOCs will confirm with the CF by email to [email protected], the places they will use, by January 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If the NOC does not confirm by the deadline, the CF will reallocate any unused places to the next highest- ranked NOC not yet qualified in that given event.
This process will be completed by February 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event April 26th – 30th, 2018 Pan American Road Championships May 28th – June 8th, 2018 ODESUR Games – Cochabamba, Bolivia. June 20th – 24th, 2018 Pan American Track Championships Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla, July 21st 29th, 2018 – – Colombia October, 2018 Road Caribbean Championships The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) will January 15th, 2019 confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified The NOCs will confirm with the CF by email to January 30th, 2019 [email protected], the places they will use February 15th, 2019 If necessary, the CF will reallocate any unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
CYCLING – BMX
Events Men (2) Women (2) BMX Race BMX Race Freestyle Freestyle
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 22 2 24 Women 14 2 16 Men Freestyle 7 1 8 Women Freestyle 7 1 8 Total 50 6 56
Quota per NOC Quota per NOC Maximum quota per NOC per event Men 2 Maximum 2 athletes in BMX race Women 2 Maximum 2 athletes in BMX race Men Freestyle 1 Maximum 1 athlete in Freestyle Women Freestyle 1 Maximum 1 athlete in Freestyle Total 6
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All athletes must have been born no later than December 31, 2001, and must have a valid UCI license issued by their corresponding National Federation.
Qualification System
Date Event Men Women Total
2018 Host NOC (Peru) 3 3 6 December 31st, 2018 UCI BMX ranking elite category. 22 14 36 UCI Freestyle ranking elite December 31st, 2018 7 7 14 category. TOTAL 32 24 56
Confirmation of Quota Places
The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) Continental Federation (CF) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified by January 15th, 2019.
The NOCs will confirm with the CF by email to [email protected] the places they will use, by January 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If the NOC does not confirm by the deadline, the CF will reallocate any unused places to the next highest- ranked NOC not yet qualified in that given event.
This process will be completed by February 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event December 31st, 2018 UCI BMX ranking The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) will January 15th, 2019 confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified The NOCs will confirm with the CF by email to January 30th, 2019 [email protected] the places they will use February 15th, 2019 If necessary, the CF will reallocate any unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
FENCING Events Men (6) Women (6) Individual Épée Individual Épée Individual Foil Individual Foil Individual Sabre Individual Sabre Team Épée Team Épée Team Foil Team Foil Team Sabre Team Sabre
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 69 9 78 Women 69 9 78 Total 138 18 156
Quota per NOC Men Maximum per event Maximum per gender Individual Épée 2 Team Épée 3 Individual Foil 2 9 Team Foil 3 Individual Sabre 2 Team Sabre 3 Women Maximum per event Maximum per gender Individual Épée 2 Team Épée 3 Individual Foil 2 9 Team Foil 3 Individual Sabre 2 Team Sabre 3 TOTAL 18
Athletes Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All participants should be at least 13 years old in January 1st,2019.
Qualification System
The six events will qualify by teams: Male Sabre, Female Sabre, Male Épée, Female Épée, Male Foil and Women Foil.
Date Event Qualifiers 6 Teams (3 female y 3 male) - Host country, Peru Each one conformed by 3 athletes, the SUBSTITUTE may be from a different event 7 male teams y 7 female teams, June 4th Pan American Championship La – – Each one conformed by 3 athletes, the 10th 2018 Habana, Cuba SUBSTITUTE may be from a different event
For individual quotas, only one athlete per country will have the opportunity to qualify.
If a team from the Host Country of the 2019 Pan American Games is placed among the first 7 spots in the 2018 Pan American Championship, this team will be eliminated and the country placed eighth will go up one spot and will qualify.
The positions earned in team events of the 2018 Pan American Championship will be respected for qualification.
I the Pa A eri a Cha pio ship’s i di idual o petitio , the t o est pla ed athletes o ea h event that come exclusively from countries that have not qualified in team events will qualify as well, as long as they come from different countries. In case there are no individual participants from countries that do not compete in teams, the Pan American Fencing Confederation will take care of the corresponding appointment.
Two athletes from each country that has qualified by team will participate in all individual events of the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, plus two athletes that have qualified in an individual event of the 2018 Pan American Championship per each event, for a total of 18 athletes per event.
The Pa A eri a Ga es’ o petitio system will consist of 3 pools of 6 athletes per event, with dire t eli i atio s a ordi g to the FIE’s regulatio s. U der this syste , differe t ou tries ill participate in each event.
Confirmation of Quota Places The Fencing Pan American Confederation will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places that have qualified, including wild cards, before January 30th, 2019.
NOCs will confirm to the Fencing Pan American Confederation the places they will use before February 15th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate unused quota places to the next best positioned team. The NOCs that receive reallocated quotas must confirm their acceptance to the Pan American Confederation. This process will be completed before March 30th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event June 4th – 10th 2018 Pan American Championship – La Habana, Cuba The Pan American Fencing Confederation will confirm to PASO and NOCs January 30th, 2019 the places that have qualified NOCs will confirm to the Pan American Fencing Confederation the quotas February 15th, 2019 they will use If necessary, the Pan American Fencing Confederation will reallocate March 30th, 2019 unused quota places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
GOLF Events Men (1) Women(1) Individual Individual Mixed (1) Team
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 30 2 32 Women 30 2 32 Total 60 4 64
Quota per NOC Men 2 Women 2 Total 4
Athlete Eligibility Athletes sele ted thei NOC fo the e ’s a d o e ’s e e ts ust e p ofessio al golfe s ho a e a ked ithi the top 000 of the Wo ld Golf Ra ki gs, Role Wo e ’s Wo ld Golf Ra ki gs o a amateur golfer ranked in the World Amateur Golf Rankings who holds a recognized handicap index not exceeding 4.0. Those NOCs a d thei sele ted athletes ho ualif fo the e ’s a d o e ’s i di idual st oke-play events will represent their country for the mixed-gender team event. Those NOCs ho do ot ualif a athlete fo oth the e ’s a d o e ’s i di idual st oke-play events will not qualify for the mixed-gender team event. Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System For each qualifying event, qualification places for the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games will be allocated to the NOC and not the athlete.
Individual stroke-play events will consist of a field of 32 individual players, with a maximum of two players per NOC per gender as follows: • 0 di e t a epta es ased o the e og ized top 000 of the Wo ld Golf Ra ki gs and/or World Amateur Golf Rankings. • T o Host Cou t pla es. The mixed-gender team event will consist of a maximum field size of 64, with a maximum of two players per NOC.
NOCs will receive qualification places into the individual stroke-play events and mixed-gender team event at the LIMA 2019 Pan American Games.
Me ’s a d o e ’s i di idual stroke-play events
NOC qualification ill e ased o its pla e s’ positio s ithi the top 000 of the espe ti e e ’s a d o e ’s p ofessio al golfe s Offi ial Wo ld Golf Ra ki gs, issued o Tuesday May 7, 2019.
The 30 best-ranked players within the top 2000 Official World Golf Rankings will enable their NOC to qualify with a maximum of two players per NOC.
Following the above, should there still be unused qualification places, the best-ranked players on the espe ti e e ’s a d o e ’s Wo ld A ateu Golf Ra ki gs issued o Thursday May 9, 2019, will enable their NOC to qualify with a maximum of two players per NOC.
Mixed-gender team event
NOCs that ualif fo oth the e ’s a d o e ’s i di idual st oke-play events will gain entry to the mixed-gender team event.
Confirmation of Quota Places The International Golf Federation (IGF) technical delegate shall confirm places to PASO and the NOCs by no later than Friday May 17, 2019. By no later than Friday June 7, 2019, the NOCs shall inform the IGF technical delegate of their athletes selected to compete in the individual stroke play and mixed gender team events.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places Any unused qualification places will be reallocated to the next highest-ranked NOC according to the ranking described in the qualification system above. The reallocation process will be completed by Friday 21 June 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. Tuesday May 7, 2019 Official World Golf Rankings issued Friday May 17, 2019 IGF technical delegate to confirm to NOCs the places they have qualified NOCs to confirm to IGF technical delegate the athletes selected to Friday June 7, 2019 compete Friday 21 June 2019 End of reallocation process June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
Events Men (8) Women (6) Teams Teams All Around All Around Floor Exercise Vault Pommel Horse Uneven Bars Rings Balance Beam Vault Floor Exercise Parallel Bars Horizontal Bar
Quota Men 57 Women 57 Total 114
Qualification for the Pan American Games is based on the results of the 2018 Senior Pan American Championships held the year prior to the Pan American Games (results of Qualifying Competition)
In case of ties in the classification, the tie-break rules provided in Articles 4.4.1.1 and 4.4.1.3 of Section 2 of the FIG Technical Regulations will apply.
Athlete eligibility
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form and should have a FIG License that is valid until the end of the event.
Me ’s Artistic Gymnastics athletes must be eighteen (18) years of age or more in 2019. Wo e ’s Artistic Gymnastics athletes must be sixteen (16) years of age or more in 2019.
Qualification System The places are given to the NOCs not to the athletes.
Place Number Type Qualification Number (allocation) One team from each NOC qualified 1st to 8th in 1-40 NOC with team accordance with team ranking in the 8 x 5 = 40 Qualifications. Two gymnasts from each NOC qualified 9th, NOC with 41-50 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th in accordance with 5 x 2 = 10 Individuals team ranking in the Qualifications. Seven gymnasts, maximum one per NOC, NOC with presenting the best individual All Around results 51-57 7 x 1 =7 Individuals from the Qualifications, from different NOCs than the ones already qualified. 57 gymnasts 20 NOCs
If, for the last seven individual places (51–57), it is not possible to fulfill the positions with gymnasts from different NOCs than those already qualified (less than 20 NOCs participating in the Senior Pan American Championships), the allocation will be redistributed between the NOCs qualified in positions 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th, awarding one gymnast successively for each NOC. In the case of the host NOC not having a gymnast as per the qualification system, the Organizing Committee for the Games will award additional places not already announced. However, to be able to award additional places, the host country should compete in the qualifying event (Senior Pan American Championship 2018).
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Gymnastics Union will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota places assigned no later than 15 days after the end of the 2018 Pan American Senior Championship. The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Gymnastics Union the use of their places no later than 6 weeks after the end of the 2018 Pan American Senior Championship.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places A priority order has been established to grant the places not fulfilled, once the NOC has confirmed their participation:
1. If the reallocation process is for a full team allocated for the countries ranked 1–8, the next NOC in line from the results of the qualification will be invited to compete with a full team. 2. In the case where an NOC qualifies with a full team and confirms less than three gymnasts, that NOC will be placed in the pool of NOCs competing with individuals and will be entitled to compete with maximum two gymnasts, exchanging the place of the next complete team. 3. If the reallocation process is for individual positions allocated for NOCs ranked 9–13, the next NOC in line from the results of the team qualification will be used to appoint a new country with individual qualification.
4. For other positions not used, the placing will be allocated as per the following: • Individual gymnasts (maximum one per NOC) to recognize all NOCs participating in the Senior Pan American Championships. • A third gymnast from NOCs qualified in positions 9–13. • A fourth gymnast from the NOC qualified in 9th position. • A fifth gymnast from the NOC qualified in 9th position. • A fourth gymnast from the NOC qualified in 10th position, and so on.
NOTE: For all cases not specified earlier, the technical committee will decide with the approval of PAGU. If necessary, the Pan American Gymnastics Union will confirm the reallocation of quota places no later than March 1st, 2019.
Additional Remarks The maximum number of persons for each NOC entitled to officially register is as follows:
Gymnasts Number allocated as per qualification. Coaches Maximum three for complete team/one for NOCs with individual gymnasts. Maximum three depending of qualifiers number and of the FIG Category Judges Additionally the Members of the PAGU technical committee Head of delegation Ma i u o e the sa e perso for wo e ’s a d e ’s artistic g astics .
All qualified NOCs are entitled to participate with a team of three to five gymnasts. A sixth gymnast (reserve) is not allowed.
A team shall not compete with more than four gymnasts on any apparatus and the three best scores per each will be taken into account for the team’s total.
Timeline Date Key Event PAGU will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota places 15 Days after the qualifying event assigned 6 weeks after the qualifying event NOC will confirm to the PAGU the use of their places March 1st, 2019 PAGU will confirm the reallocation of quota places April 26th, 2019 Entries by number deadline for Lima 2019 June 26th, 2019 Entries by name deadline for Lima 2019
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
Events Wo e ’s i dividual 5 Wo e ’s groups (3) All Around All Around Hoop 5 balls Ball 3 hoops, 2 pairs of clubs Clubs Ribbon
Quota Individual 16 Groups (5 athletes per group) 30 Total 46
Qualification for the Pan American Games is based on the results of the 2018 Senior Pan American Championships (results of Qualifying Competition)
In the case of ties in the classification, the tie-break rules provided in Articles 3.4.1.1 and 3.4.2.1 of Section 3 of the FIG Technical Regulations will apply.
Athlete eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form and should have an FIG License that is valid until the end of the event.
Rhythmic Gymnastics athletes must be sixteen (16) years of age or more in 2019.
Qualification System Places are granted to the NOCs and not to the gymnasts.
Places Description Qualification Number Maximum two gymnasts from six different NOCs 1-12 Individual per NOC in rank order of the teams from 1st to 6th place 2 x 6 = 12
of qualification competition. Maximum one gymnast from four different NOCs, the best ranked in the individual All 13 16 – Individual per NOC Around in the qualification competition and that 1 x 4 = 4
have not obtained a place according to the above mentioned criteria. 16 gymnasts 10 NOCs
Places Description Qualification Number 1-6 Six NOCs whose groups obtain 1st to 6th place in Groups 6 x 5 = 30 the All Around in the qualifying competition. 30 Gymnasts 6 NOCs
If the host country has not obtained a place by the classification system, the Organizing Committee of the Games must award extra places that are not counted in the ones foreseen. However, to be able to award additional places, the host country should compete in the qualifying event (Pan American Senior Championship 2018).
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Gymnastics Union will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota places assigned no later than 15 days after the end of the 2018 Pan American Senior Championship.
The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Gymnastics Union the use of their places no later than 6 weeks after the end of the 2018 Pan American Senior Championship.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places
A priority order has been established to grant the places not fulfilled, once the NOC has confirmed their participation:
Individual Competition
1. If a country with 2 individual gymnasts (places 1-12) declines the participation of 1 or 2 gymnasts, the 2 places will be allocated to the next NOC in line according to the Qualifying Co petitio ’s tea results. The cou try that decli ed a place ay keep 1 individual place (places 13-16) if the gymnast is placed among the first 4 spots of individual qualification (the countries that earned 2 places according to team results will not be considered). 2. If the reallocation process is for individual positions allocated for NOCs (places 13-16), the next NOC in line from the results of the individual All Around qualification will be used to appoint a new country.
Group Competition
1. If the reallocation process is for group positions (places 1-6), the next NOC in line from the results of the All Around Group Qualification Competition will be used to appoint a new country.
All qualified countries with a Group are entitled to participate with 5 gymnasts. No sixth reserve gymnast is allowed.
NOTE: For all cases not specified earlier, the technical committee will decide with the approval of PAGU. If necessary, the Pan American Gymnastics Union will confirm the reallocation of quota places no later than March 1st, 2019.
Additional Remarks The maximum number of persons for each NOC entitled to officially register is as follows:
Gymnasts Number allocated as per qualification. Maximum three (one for countries with individual gymnasts and/or 2 for Coaches countries with Groups) Maximum two depending of qualifiers number and of the FIG Category Judges Additionally, the Members of the PAGU technical committee Head of Maximum one delegation
Timeline Date Key Event PAGU will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the quota 15 Days after the qualifying event places assigned 6 weeks after the qualifying event NOC will confirm to the PAGU the use of their places March 1st, 2019 PAGU will confirm the reallocation of quota places April 26th, 2019 Entries by number deadline for Lima 2019 June 26th, 2019 Entries by name deadline for Lima 2019
TRAMPOLINE GYMNASTICS
Events Men’s individual Women’s individual
Quota Men 12 Women 12 Total 24
Qualification for the Pan American Games is based on the results of the 2018 Senior Pan American Championships (results of Qualifying Competition). This system applies to the men´s and women´s qualification.
In case of ties in the classification, the tie-break rules provided in Article 4.4.1 of Section 4 of the FIG Technical Regulations will apply.
Athlete eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form and should have a FIG License that is valid until the end of the event.
Male athletes must be 17 (seventeen) years of age or more in 2019. Female athletes must be 17 (seventeen) years of age or more in 2019.
Qualification System The places are granted to the NOCs, not to the athletes.
Places Description Qualification Number Maximum 2 gymnasts from the 3 countries with the two first best 1 6 Individual per NOC 3 x 2 = 6 – placed gymnasts in the qualification competition. Maximum 1 gymnast from 5 different countries with the best individual position in the 7 11 Individual per NOC 5 x 1 = 5 – qualification competition and that has not obtained a place according to the above criteria. Host country (*best placed male In case of not having obtained any or female gymnast, only in case of the first 11 positions, 12th place 12 1 = 1 of not having obtained any of will be granted to the host the 11 places above). ou try’s est pla ed gy ast i
the qualification competition (Male or Female). Otherwise, the place will be granted to the gymnast from the best placed country in the individual qualification competition that has not obtained a place according to the two criteria mentioned above. 12 gymnasts 9 NOCs
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Gymnastics Union will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota places assigned no later than 15 days after the end of the 2018 Pan American Senior Championship.
The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Gymnastics Union the use of their places no later than 6 weeks after the end of the 2018 Pan American Senior Championship.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places A priority order has been established to grant the places not fulfilled, once the NOCs have confirmed their participation. The gymnast of the next best ranked country in the 2018 Pan American Gymnastics Championship will secure a place for his/her NOC in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
If necessary, the Pan American Gymnastics Union will confirm the reallocation of quota places no later than March 1st, 2019.
Additional Remarks The maximum number of persons for each NOC entitled to officially register is as follows:
Gymnasts Number allocated as per qualification. Coaches Maximum 1 per event. Designed by the Trampoline Gymnastics Technical Committee of PAGU, maximum 1 per country that meets the required FIG category. If possible, Judges priority will be given to the qualified countries and the members of the Technical Committee of the PAGU. Head of Maximum one. delegation
Timeline Date Key Event PAGU will confirm to PASO and NOCs the quota places 15 Days after the qualifying event assigned 6 weeks after the qualifying event NOC will confirm to the PAGU the use of their places March 1st, 2019 PAGU will confirm the reallocation of quota places April 26th, 2019 Entries by number deadline for Lima 2019 June 26th, 2019 Entries by name deadline for Lima 2019
HANDBALL Events Men (1) Women (1) 8 Team Tournament 8 Team Tournament
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 98 (7 teams) 14 (1 team) 112 (8 teams) Women 98 (7 teams) 14 (1 team) 112 (8 teams) Total 196 (14 teams) 28 (2 teams) 224 (16 teams)
Maximum Quota per NOC Men 14 (1 team) Women 14 (1 team) Total 28 (2 teams)
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have submitted and signed the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All athletes must be at least 16 years old at the time they take part in the Pan American Games.
Qualification System
Qualified Date Event Athletes Automatic qualification of the Host 1 Male Team July 2018 Country 1 Female Team Female - May 27th thru 31st, 2018 2 Male Teams South American Games (ODESUR) Male - June 2nd thru 6th, 2018 2 Female Teams 3 Male Teams July 19th thru August 3rd, 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games 3 Female Teams 1 Male Team September October, 2018 North Zone Qualifying round (USA CAN) – – 1 Female Team 1 Male Team January 2019 Requalification tournament (*) 1 Female Team
*Participants in the requalification tournament will be the 3rd place finishers of the ODESUR Games tournament, the 4th and 5th place finishers of the Central American and Caribbean Games tournament, and the unqualified team of the United States and Canada qualifying round.
Official Regulations The Handball competition will be held according to the International Handball Federation’s current regulations, which are available in www.ihf.info
Protests and appeals Every single protest and appeal will be resolved according to the procedures determined by the International Handball Federation’s current regulations.
General rules The events in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games will be held according to the current PASO Statute and the International Handball Federation’s Regulations that are in force during the Games. Cases not foreseen in the above mentioned Regulations will be solved as follows:
1. Cases of general nature will be resolved according to the PASO Statute and the Pan American Games Regulations. 2. Cases of technical nature will be resolved according to the Pan American and/or International Handball Federation´s procedures.
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Team Handball Continental Federation (PATHF) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified by January 31st, 2019, including wild cards. The NOCs will confirm to the PATHF the places they will use by April 15th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the PATHF will reallocate unused places according to the remaining ranking order of the Qualification Tournament no later than April 15th, 2019. The NOCs with reallocated quotas should confirm to the PATHF if they accept them. This process will be completed by February 28th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event Female - May 27th thru 31st, 2018 South American Games (ODESUR) Male - June 2nd thru 6th, 2018 July 19th thru August 3rd, 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games September – October, 2018 North Zone Qualifying Round (USA – CAN) January 2019 Requalification tournament The Pan American Team Handball Continental Federation January 31st, 2019 (PATHF) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified April 15th, 2019 If necessary, the PATHF will reallocate unused places April 15th, 2019 The NOCs will confirm to the PATHF the places they will use April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
HOCKEY Events Men (1) Women(1) Teams Teams
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 112 16 128 Women 112 16 128 Total 112 32 256
Quota per NOC Men 16 Women 16 Total 32
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. Athletes must have signed and submitted the International Hockey Federation (IHF) Eligibility Form.
Qualification System This qualification system will apply for male and female tournaments. As host country, Peru will qualify automatically. The rest of the teams will qualify according to the follow championships:
Date Event Qualifiers
2018 Host country, Peru 1 female team, 1 male team May29th – June 8th X South American Games – Cochabamba, The 2 qualified countries in 1st 2018 Bolivia and 2nd place July 20th – 29th XXIII Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe – The 2 qualified countries in 1st 2018 Barranquilla, Colombia and 2nd place The next 2 not qualified August 4th 13th – V Pan American Cup countries, according to the 2017 final positions Play-off tournament between United States, Deadline October Canada and the third not qualified team 25th, 2018 according to the final positions in the 2017 V Pan American Cup The two (2) reserve countries will be the countries that didn’t win in the play-off 2 reserve countries competition mentioned above.
In case that United States and Canada were qualified, the next best qualified in the 2017 V Pan American Cup / 2015 Pan American Challenge will be named as reserve.
a) If there is less than four participants in the 2018 X South American Games or in the 2018 XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games, one additional country will qualify according to the final positions of the 2017 V Pan American Cup. b) If United States and Canada were qualified according to the paragraphs above, the eight qualified team will be the one that takes the next place according to the final positions in the 2017 V Pan American Cup. c) If is necessary to held the play-off competition, all the costs for the participation will be response of the respective National Associations. The PAHF will cover the costs for the neutral officers for mentioned competition.
Confirmation of Quota Places The PAHF will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified, including wild cards, before October 30th, 2018. The NOCs will confirm to PAHF the quota places that will use by November 20th, 2018.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, PAHF will reallocated the unused places to reserve countries according to the mentioned above. The NOCs that receive the assigned quota unused will confirm their acceptation.
This process will be completed before November 30th, 2018.
Timeline Date Key Event August 4th – 13th 2017 V Pan American Cup May29th – June 8th 2018 X South American Games – Cochabamba, Bolivia July 20th – 29th 2018 XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games – Barranquilla, Colombia October 30th, 2018 The PAHF will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified November 20th, 2018 The NOCs will confirm to PAHF the quota places that will use November 30th, 2018 If necessary, PAHF will reallocated the unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
JUDO
Events Men (7) Women (7) -60kg -48kg -66kg -52kg -73kg -57kg -81kg -63kg -90kg -70kg -100kg -78kg +100kg +78kg
Quota Men 70 Women 70 Total 140
Maximum Quota per NOC Men 7 Women 7 Total 14
Athlete eligibility To participate in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, each athlete must abide by the rules as set by PASO, as well as the corresponding regulations of the International Federation, and should be registered by his/her NOC.
Athletes should be at least 15 years old at the time of the event. Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System 1. 09 top positions in the Pan American ranking per each weight category. 2. 01 competitor per each weight category directly assigned to the host country. 3. Maximum one representative per country in each weight category. 4. The score is of the athlete and not the country (in case of not competing).
Scoring table PAN AMERICAN SENIOR PAN AMERICAN SENIOR CUP CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Place 500 200 2nd Place 300 120 3rd Place 200 80 5th Place 100 40 7th Place 80 32 COMBAT WON 12 6 PARTICIPATION 4 2
DATE COMPETITION April 21st – 22nd, 2018 2018 Pan American Senior Championships – San Jose, Costa Rica. June 23rd – 24th, 2018 2018 Pan American Senior Cup – Tegucigalpa, Honduras April 26th – 27th, 2019 2019 Pan American Senior Championship – Lima, Peru May 24th – 25th, 2019 2019 Pan American Senior Cup (TBC)
Beginning and end of the qualification period Date Event January 1st, 2018 Beginning June 1st, 2019 End
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Judo Confederation will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified by June 10th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the Pan American Judo Confederation the places they will use by June 13th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the Pan American Judo Confederation will reallocate unused places according to the ranking order of the Qualification Tournament, no later than June 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event April 21st – 22nd, 2018 2018 Pan American Senior Championships – San Jose, Costa Rica June 23rd – 24th, 2018 2018 Pan-American Senior Cup - Tegucigalpa, Honduras April 26th – 27th, 2019 2019 Pan American Senior Championships - Lima, Peru May 24th – 25th, 2019 2019 Pan American Senior Cup (TBC). The Pan American Judo Confederation will confirm to PASO and the June 10th, 2019. NOCs the places they have qualified The NOCs will confirm to the Pan American Judo Confederation the June 13th, 2019 places they will use June 15th, 2019. The Pan American Judo Confederation will reallocate unused places June 30th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
KARATE Events Men (7) Women (7) -60 kg -50 kg -67 kg -55 kg -75 kg -61 kg -84 kg -68 kg +84 kg +68 kg Individual Kata Individual Kata Team Kata Team Kata
Quota Qualification Events Host NOC Places Total Men 57 9 66 Women 57 9 66 Total 114 18 132
Maximum Quota per NOC (1 per event) Men 9 Women 9 Total 18
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All athletes competing must be at least 18 years old for Kumite and at least 16 years old for Kata on the closing day of the first qualifying event in each case.
Qualification System
Qualifiers per Event Total Host country automatic qualification individual 1 12 categories Host country automatic qualification team categories 3 6 ODESUR Games (Cochabamba 2018) individual 2 24 categories Central American and Caribbean Games (Barranquilla 2 24 2018) individual categories
North American Cup (2018) individual categories 1 12 Pan American Championships (March, 2019) individual 2 24 categories Pan American Championships (to designate – March 2019) Team Kata Men (5) - + Team Women (5) – Team 15 30 categories.
12 Individual Categories (6 female and 6 male); 8 athletes per Individual Category -12 Categories- total (96) 18 women and (18) men per Kata Team category-2 categories - Total 36 Total quota: 132 athletes.
Two (2) athletes will qualify through ODECABE Games in Barranquilla 2018. The gold and silver medalists of each category from all countries of the region, including Colombia and Venezuela, will qualify through the ODECABE Games, with the exception of the athletes from Mexico, who will qualify through the North American Cup.
Two (2) athletes will qualify through the ODESUR Games Cochabamba 2018. The gold and silver medalists of each category from all countries of the region, except Colombia and Venezuela, will qualify through the ODESUR Games. This is due to the fact that athletes from those countries will qualify through the ODECABE Games.
For the North American Region a qualifying event will be organized between the USA, Canada and Mexico to qualify one (1) athlete per category.
The two remaining athletes to complete (8) per individual category plus (30) athletes, 15 men and 15 women of Team Kata, will qualify through the Pan American Championship, to be held in March 2019 in a country to be determined. This qualifying event will be a based on straight elimination, in which only the two (2) finalists will qualify. In this event only the countries that do not have qualified athletes in these categories will be able to participate. In Team Kata the 1st, 2nd, two 3rds and 5th of the Cha pio ’s li e will qualify.
All countries will have two opportunities to qualify their individual athletes
Confirmation of Quota Places The PKF (Pan American Karate Federation) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified for, by April 10th, 2019.
The NOCs will confirm with the PKF the places they will use, by April 20th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the PKF will reallocate unused places to the next highest – ranked NOC at the 2019 Pan American Games qualifier that has not yet qualified before May 20th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event May 26th – June 08th 2018 ODESUR South American Games (Cochabamba, Bolivia) ODECABE Central American and Caribbean Games July 25th 27th 2018 – (Barranquilla, Colombia) North American Area Cup (before the end of December December 2018 2018) Pan American Championship (host to be determined March 2019 – March 2019) April 10th, 2019 Confirmation of places to PASO and NOCs April 20th, 2019 Confirmation to NOCs on the use of places April 26th, 2019 Entry by number deadline for Lima 2019. May 20th, 2019 Reallocation of unused places June 26th, 2019 Entry by name deadline for Lima 2019.
MODERN PENTATHLON
Events Men (2) Women (2) Mixed (1) Individual Individual Relay Relay Relay
Quota Qualification Host country Total Men 30 2 32 Women 30 2 32 Total 60 4 64
Maximum Quota per NOC Men 3 Women 3 Total 6
Athlete Eligibility All athletes must be registered in the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Modern (UIPM) and have a UIPM license.
Athletes must have signed the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System
Date Event Qualified athletes South American Games in May 26th thru All attending countries will have the right to Cochabamba June 08th, 2018 enter one (1) athlete for each event.
July 19th thru Central American and Caribbean All attending countries will have the right to August 3rd, 2018 Games enter one (1) athlete for each event. The remaining places will go to the nations in November 8th the order of placing of their second best- Pan American Championship thru 11th, 2018 placed athlete at Pan American Championship. Any remaining places will go to the nations in November 8th Pan American Championship the order of placing of their third best-placed thru 11th, 2018 athlete at the Pan American Championship.
Because USA does not take part in the first two Games (South American Games and Central American and Caribbean Games), they will have the right to enter one (1) athlete per event.
If, for duly justified reasons, a country cannot participate in the South American Games or Central American and Caribbean Games, the MPPC may adopt the same criteria used for the USA and CAN.
Peru, as host country, will have the right to enter two (2) athletes by event minimum to ensure their participation in the individuals and relays events.
Confirmation of Quota Places Following the completion of the quota allocation based on the system described above, the Pan American Confederation (PC) will notify PASO and each NOC/NF of the number of quota places that have been obtained by December 15, 2018.
By January 30, 2019, at the latest, the NOC/NF shall advise the PC the number of quota places that the NOC/NF will enter in each event.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places The MPPC will reallocate unused quota places to the NOC of the next best-ranked athlete at the 2018 Pan American Championship who has not yet qualified.
This process will be completed by February 15, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event May 26th thru June 08th, South American Games (Cochabamba Bolivia) 2018 – July 19th thru August 3rd, Central American and Caribbean Games (Cali Colombia) 2018 – November 8th thru 11th, 2018 Pan American Championship The PC will notify PASO and each NOC/NF of the number of quota December 15th, 2018 places that have been obtained The NOC/NF shall advise the PC the number of quota places that the January 30th, 2019 NOC/NF will enter in each event The MPPC will reallocate unused quota places February 15th, 2019 The MPPC will notify PASO the intention of participation of each NOC April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
RACQUETBALL Events Men (3) Women (3) Individual Singles Individual Singles Individual Doubles Individual Doubles Teams Teams
Quota Total Men 30 Women 30 Total 60
Quota per NOC per event Event Men Women Singles 2 2 Doubles 1 team of 2 athletes 1 team of 2 athletes Teams 1 team 1 team
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the athlete eligibility conditions form. All athletes that comply with PASO’s egulatio s ill be able to participate. All participating athletes should fulfill the minimum age requirement according to the IRF rules.
Qualification System This qualification system will apply for both the o e ’s and me ’s tournaments. As Host Country, Peru will automatically qualify with the maximum quota.
Date Event Qualifiers
November 25th, 2017 Bolivarian Games 2 Countries (1 male y 1 female) May 26th June 8th, 2 Countries (1 male y 1 female) – South American Games (ODESUR) 2018 August 3rd, 2018 XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games 2 Countries (1 male y 1 female)
The rest of the countries will qualify in the Pan American Championship, to be held in Holy Week in 2019.
Qualifying Tournaments In each of these three tournaments the country that finishes first in each event will qualify. For example, an NOC that finishes first in men’s singles (accumulated score of singles and doubles) in the Bolivarian Games, will automatically qualify for a spot in the men’s si gles e e t at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
As Host Country, Peru automatically qualifies for each event. If Peru finishes first in a qualifying tournament, the second-ranked NOC would then qualify. In case that a country has already qualified, the next-ranked NOC would then qualify.
PARC Pan American Championship 2019, April 2019 (site TBD) – This is the last qualifying event; the rest of the places will be allocated and quotas will be assigned to each NOC.
For the last oppo tu ity to ualify, ou t ies should pa ti ipate i oth the o e ’s a d e ’s e e ts and should have participated at least in 2 of the 3 previous Pan American Championships. This championship will also be used as ranking for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
Confirmation of Quota Places The Continental Federation (CF) will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified, by April 21st, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the Continental Federation (CF) the places they will use before April 23rd, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the CF will reallocate unused places. The NOCs should confirm to the CF the acceptance of reallocated places. This process will be completed by April 25th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event November 25th, 2017 Bolivarian Games May 26th June 8th, – South American Games (ODESUR) 2018 August 3rd, 2018 XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games April 20th, 2019 Pan American Championship April 21st, 2019 The CF will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified April 23rd, 2019 The NOCs will confirm to the CF the places they will use If necessary, the CF will reallocate unused places and the NOCs must confirm April 25th, 2019 their acceptance of reallocated places assigned by the CF April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 enter by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 enter by name deadline
RUGBY Events Men (1) Women(1) Teams Teams
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 96 (8 teams) 96 (8 teams) Women 84 (7 teams) 12 (1 team) 96 (8 teams) Total 180 (15 teams) 12 (1 team) 192 (16 teams)
Quota per NOC Men 12 (1 team) Women 12 (1 team) Total 24 (2 teams)
1.- The Pe u Wo e ’s tea ill ualify auto ati ally 2.- The Pe u Me ’s tea ill e e ui ed to atte pt to qualify through a Rugby Americas- Sudamérica Rugby qualification process.
Athlete Eligibility Only NOCs recognized by PASO and whose National Rugby Federation is a member of World Rugby as well as Rugby Americas North (RAN) or Sudamérica Rugby (SAR) may enter athletes in the rugby sevens competition at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System
WOMEN (8 TEAMS) Date Event Qualifiers SAR qualification (4 teams) 2018 Peru as Host Team 1 team May 2018 2018 South American Games, Cochabamba 1 team November 2018 SAR o e ’s se e s, Vale ti Ma tínez 1 team May / June 2019 SAR Olympic Qualification 1 team RAN qualification (4 teams) CANADA and USA pre-qualified 2 teams November 2018 RAN o e ’s se e s 2 teams
MEN (8 TEAMS) Date Event Qualifiers SAR qualification (4 teams) Argentina pre-qualified 1 team May 2018 2018 South American Games, Cochabamba 2 teams May / June 2019 SAR Olympic Qualification 1 team RAN qualification (4 teams) CANADA and USA pre-qualified 2 teams November 2018 RAN e ’s se e s 2 teams
Seeding The seeding of teams will be confirmed as follows:
Men: Dete i ed at the e d of the Wo ld Rug y Me ’s Se e s Se ies May Women: Dete i ed at the e d of the Wo ld Rug y Wo e ’s Se e s Se ies May/Ju e
Confirmation of Quota Places By May 30th, 2019 the Pan American Confederation will confirm to PASO and NOCs the list with the countries qualified.
By June 10th, 2019 NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the number of places they will use.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate unused places to the next-ranked eligible NOC.
This process will be completed by June 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event 2018 Pe ú as Host Wo e ’s Tea May 2018 2018 South American Games, Cochabamba ínez November 2018 SAR o e ’s se e s, Vale ti Ma t RAN o e ’s a d e ’s se e s May / June 2019 SAR Olympic Qualification CANADA and USA pre-qualify Argentina pre-qualifies April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. The Pan American Confederation will confirm to PASO and NOCs the list May 30th, 2019 with the countries qualified NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the number of June 10th, 2019 places they will use If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate unused June 15th, 2019 places June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
ARTISTIC SKATING Events Men (1) Mujeres (1) Free Free
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 7 1 8 Women 7 1 8 Total 14 2 16
Quota per NOC Men 1 Women 1 Total 2
Athletes Eligibility Only the NOCs recognized by PASO whose National Skating Federations are members of the International Skating Federation / WORLD SKATE and of the Pan American Confederation may enter athletes to the artistic skating competition in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System As host country, Peru will automatically qualify two athletes, one per gender.
A maximum of 7 women (one athlete per country, not including Peru) and 7 men (one athlete per country, not including Peru) will qualify for the 2019 Pan American Games.
Qualification will be based on the countries’ participation in the 2018 Artistic Skating Pan American Championship.
Date Event Qualified Athletes August 23rd September 2018 Artistic Skating Pan American – 14 8th,2018 Championship, Colombia
Confirmation of Quota Places
The Pan American Confederation will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games by September 15th, 2018. The NOCs should confirm to the Pan American Confederation the places they will use before October 15th, 2018.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places
If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate unused places to the next best positioned national federation that has not qualified yet.
This process will be completed by November 30th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event August 23rd– September 8th,2018 2018 Artistic Skating Pan American Championship, Colombia The Pan American Skating Confederation will confirm to PASO September 15th, 2018 and the respective NOCs the places they have qualified The NOCs should confirm to the Pan American Confederation the October 15th, 2018 places they will use If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate November 30th, 2018 unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
SPEED SKATING Events Men (3) Mujeres (3) 300 Meters Time Trial – Singles 300 Meters Time Trial – Singles 500 Meters 500 Meters 10,000 Meters elimination 10,000 Meters elimination
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 18 2 20 Women 18 2 20 Total 36 4 40
Quota per NOC Men 2 Women 2 Total 4
Athletes Eligibility
Only the NOCs recognized by PASO, whose National Skating Federations are members of the International Skating Federation / WORLD SKATE and the Pan American Confederation may enter athletes to the roller skating competition of the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
Athletes should have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System As host country, Peru will automatically qualify two athletes per event.
Qualification will be based on the countries’ participation in the 2018 Pan American Championships.
The qualifier competition will be the Pan American Nations Championship that will be held in 2018, organized by the Pan American Confederation.
Date Event Qualified athletes Pan American Nations Championship November 3rd 10th, 2018 – 36 – Mexico
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Confederation will confirm to PASO and the respective NOCs the place they have qualified for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games by November 15th, 2018.
The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the places they will use by December 15th, 2018.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate unused places to the next best positioned national federation that has not qualified yet.
This process will be completed by February 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event November 3rd – 10th 2018 Pan American Nations Championships – Mexico The Pan American Confederation will confirm to PASO and the November 15th, 2018 respective NOCs the places they have qualified The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the places December 15th, 2018 they will use If necessary, the Pan American Confederation will reallocate unused February 15th, 2019 places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
SAILING Events Men (2) Women (3) Open (2) Mixed (3) RS:X RS:X Sunfish Snipe Laser standard Laser radial Kites Lightning 49er FX Nacra 17
Entry Quotas 1. The National Olympic Committee (NOC) is the organization in each Pan American country recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as responsible for Olympic sports in that country. The Member National Authority (MNA) is the organization in each Pan American country recognized by WORLD SAILING as the national governing body for the sport of sailing.
2. A ou t y’s Natio al Oly pi Co ittee ay e te o o e tha o e oat i ea h of the te Pan American sailing events. Qualification procedures and rulings are the responsibility of the PASAF Qualification Committee. The general timeline for confirmation of the allocation of ou t y pla es to the NOC’s a d E t y y Na e is as follo s:
a. PASAF ill o fi the allo atio of ou t y pla es to the NOC’s and to PASO not later than April 10th, 2019. b. The NOC’s o it e t to pa ti ipate ust e i iti g a d deli e ed to PASAF ot later than April 20th, 2019. c. The names of the participating athletes must be delivered to PASAF and LIMA 2019 not later than June 26th, 2019.
3. The maximum number of places in each of the ten Pan American sailing events will be as follows:
Quota per Event Event Host NOC Other NOC #Boats Total # Athletes Total RSX, Men 1 7 8 8 RSX, Women 1 7 8 8 Laser Standard, men 1 15 16 16 Laser Radial, women 1 15 16 16 Sunfish, open 1 11 12 12 Snipe, mixed 1 9 10 20 49erFX, women 1 7 8 16 Lightning, mixed 1 7 8 24 Nacra 17, mixed 1 7 8 16 Kites, open 1 11 12 12 Total 10 boats 96 boats 106 boats 148 athletes
4. The total number of 148 athletes includes 15 from the host NOC and 133 from the other PASAF member NOCs.
Athlete eligibility 1. A competitor may qualify an NOC for the 2019 Pan American Games only when eligible to represent that NOC under IOC rules. Nationality rules apply to all members of the crew.
2. Once a competitor has qualified an NOC in any event he or she may not thereafter qualify another NOC, irrespective of any change in their nationality as defined by the IOC, or their ability to claim multiple citizenships.
3. All competitors must be at least 15 years old in the year of the Pan American Games.
NOC Qualification 1. The host country will automatically qualify one boat place in each of the ten Pan American sailing events.
2. The best-ranked NOCs in each of the relevant events at designated Qualifying Regattas will qualify one boat place per event according to the quotas presented in the table Quota per Event and the number of places per regatta in Qualification System Section. NOCs that have already qualified in a previous qualifying regatta will not be considered.
3. Fo pu poses of NOC ualifi atio i e ’s a d o e ’s e e ts - RS:X (men), RS:X (women), Laser Standard (men), Laser Radial (women) - men and women shall be scored separately in regattas where men and women race together.
4. Once a competitor has qualified an NOC in any event he or she may not thereafter qualify the NOC in another event.
5. Class Rules requiring competitors to be members of Class Associations shall apply.
6. Competitors intending to qualify an NOC in a LIMA 2019 event designated as MIXED in the table Quota per Event will be required to compete as MIXED in the Qualifying Regatta. The NOR for the regatta shall include an article confirming this requirement for eligibility for purposes of qualification.
Qualifying Regattas 1. Athletes from a minimum of three countries must compete in the relevant event at a Qualifying Regatta for it to be considered valid.
2. If a designated Qualifying Regatta is cancelled or fails to meet the requirement for a valid series, the places will be divided among valid regattas for the relevant event(s) in a proportion determined by the Qualification Committee. The Qualification Committee will attempt to maintain continental balance in the selection of alternate Qualifying Regattas.
3. The Notice of Race of Qualifying Regatta shall be reviewed and approved by PASAF at least seven (7) months before the event.
4. The Notice of Race of a Qualifying Regatta shall specify the following: a. That for purposes of country qualification for the 2019 Pan American Games, the Qualifying System and Regatta Schedule, Sailing - 2019 Pan American Games, Lima, Peru shall apply. b. That all events designated as qualifiers for the Pan American Games shall follow the formats specified for those events in the table Quota per Event of this document. c. That competitors intending to qualify a country in a LIMA 2019 event designated as MIXED in the table Quota per Event will be required to compete as MIXED in the Qualifying Regatta. d. That a competitor may qualify a country for the 2019 Pan American Games only when eligible to represent that country under IOC rules, and that the IOC Nationality rules shall apply to all members of the crew. e. That Class Rules requiring competitors to be members of the relevant Class Associations shall apply. 5. The Principal Race Officer (PRO) for a Qualifying Regatta shall be certified as a World Sailing International Race Officer (IRO). Requests for replacement of the international Race Officer with a nationally certified Race Officer must be submitted for approval by PASAF at least 30 days prior to the start of the regatta.
6. The Protest Committee for a Qualifying Regatta shall be constituted as an International Jury in accordance with Appendix N of the 2017-2020 Racing Rules of Sailing. The Notice of Race and the Sailing Instructions shall specify that the right of appeal is denied, as per RRS 70.5.
7. The Qualifying Regattas for each event of the 2019 Pan American Games and the number of boat places allocated to each regatta are listed in Qualification System Section of this document.
8. Qualifying Regattas shall not be held before October 15, 2017. All Qualifying Regattas shall be completed by March 31st, 2019.
Qualification System
RS:X MEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 South American Championship, Paracas, Peru 3 February 27th – March 3rd 2018 North American Championship 4 Host Country 1 Total 8 boats 8 athletes
RS: X WOMEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 South American Championship, Paracas, Peru 3 February 27th – March 3rd 2018 North American Championship 4 Host Country 1 Total 8 boats 8 athletes
SUNFISH - OPEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 Midwinter Championship, Panama City, Florida 3 March 21st – 23rd 2018 South American, Central & Caribbean Championship, Cartagena, Colombia 2 April 28th – May 1st 2018 North American Championship, Waukegan IL, USA. 3 August 1st – 4th 2019 South American, Central & Caribbean Championship, Paracas, Peru 3 March 26th – 30th Host Country 1 Total 12 boats 12 athletes
LASER RADIAL WOMEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 South American Championship, Rapel Lake, Chile 2 February 21st – 25th 2018 North American Championship 7 2019 South American Championship, Paracas, Peru 4 March 15th – 23rd 2 universality places 2 Host Country 1 Total 16 boats 16 athletes
LASER STANDARD MEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 South American Championship, Rapel Lake, Chile 2 February 21st – 25th 2018 North American Championship 7 2019 South American Championship, Paracas, Peru 4 March 15th – 23rd 2 universality places 2 Host Country 1 Total 16 boats 16 athletes
SNIPE - MIXED Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 South American Championship Clube dos Jangadeiros, Porto Alegre, Brazil 4 March 24th – 31st 2018 North American Championship, San Diego Yacht Club, CA, USA 4 October 6th – 8th 2018 Western Hemisphere and Orient Buenos Aires, Argentina 1 TBC: November 2018 Host Country 1 Total 10 boats 20 athletes
LIGHTNING - MIXED Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2017 South American Championship, Salinas, Ecuador 1 November 17th – 20th 2018 South American Championship, Pucón, Chile 2 December 26th – 31st 2018 North American Championship 4 Host Country 1 Total 8 boats 24 athletes
NACRA 17 - MIXED Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2019 North American Championship 4 2018 South American Championship 3 Host Country 1 Total 8 boats 16 athletes
49er FX- WOMEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2019 North American Championship 4 2018 South American Championship 3 Host Country 1 Total 8 boats 16 athletes
KITES - OPEN Qualification Total Boats Total Athletes 2018 North American Championship • Top ou t ies i the Me ’s o petitio a d top ou t ies i the Wo e ’s o petitio shall qualify. 6 • Should a country qualify in both the Men´s a d Wo e ’s o petitio s, the Me ’s Qualification shall be used. 2018 South American Championship • Top ou t ies i the Me ’s o petitio a d top ou t ies i the Wo e ’s o petitio shall qualify. 5 • Should a ou t y ualify i oth Me ’s a d Wo e ’s o petitio s, the Me ’s Qualification shall be used. Host Country 1 Total 12 boats 12 athletes • Countries may choose to allocate their qualified spots in KITES – OPEN to either a man or a woman.
Dates and locations of Qualifying Regattas will be updated as appropriate, circulated in revisions of this document, and posted on the PASAF website.
2017 Qualifiers shall not be held before October 15, 2017 2019 Qualifiers shall be completed by March 31st, 2019
Confirmation of Quota Places
The Continental Federation (CF) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified for, by April 10th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the CF the places they will use, by April 20th, 2019
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places Unclaimed boat places will be allocated by the qualification committee as follows:
1. The first available places in a particular event will be allocated to the next eligible NOC in the last qualifying regatta for that event. 2. Remaining places will be allocated to the next eligible NOC in a previous qualifying regatta for that event. 3. Additional remaining places may be allocated by the qualification committee on the basis of results in other regional games and class championships, the WS World Ranking List (if applicable), overall results in the Qualifying Regattas and continental balance. 4. The qualification committee may reallocate places from one event to another, if appropriate.
Timeline Date Key Event October 15, 2017 Qualifying Regattas – Initial date March 31st, 2019 Qualifying Regattas – Final date Final Date to provide PASO and NOCs list of Qualified April 10th, 2019 Places April 20th, 2019 Final Date for NOCs to confirm to CF places used April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
SHOOTING Events (15) Men (6) Women (6) 1. 3 x 40 Rifle 7. 3 x 20 Rifle 2. Air Rifle 8. Air Rifle 3. Air Pistol 9. Air Pistol 4. Rapid Fire Pistol 10. Sport Pistol 5. Skeet 11. Skeet 6. Trap 12. Trap Mixed Couples (3) 13. Air Rifle 14. Air Pistol 15. Trap
Quota Qualification Host country Wild Card Total Men 124 3 1 128 Women 124 3 1 128 Total 248 6 2 256
Quota per NOC per Event Maximum Entries per Event per NOC Maximum Athletes per NOC Men 3 x 40 Rifle 2 Air Rifle 2 Air Pistol 2 12 Rapid Fire Pistol 2 Skeet 2 Trap 2 Women 3 x 20 Rifle 2 Air Rifle 2 Air Pistol 2 12 Sport Pistol 2 Skeet 2 Trap 2 TOTAL 24
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. All participants must be at least 16 years old in 2019.
Qualification System • PASO approved 256 quota places for Lima 2019. • Quotas will be awarded at the South American Games in Cochabamba, the Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, and the Americas Shooting Championship in Guadalajara. These events will be held in 2018. • Quotas will be awarded according to the competitions program and in sequence. • An athlete may earn only one quota. If the athlete repeats in another event in a position with quota, this participation quota will pass to the next eligible shooter in that event. • Athletes that are awarded a quota can participate in other events, as long as their National Federation doesn’t exceed the limit of 2 (two) athletes per country. No quota places will be awarded for Mixed Couples events in Air Rifle, Air Pistol and Trap. The Federations must use their individual qualified athletes for Mixed Couples events. • Quotas should be used on the events for which they were awarded or change it for another event of the same discipline. However, quotas may not be transferred to another discipline such as pistol to rifle. (For example, a federation may reassign a men´s skeet quota to women´s trap). This protects the discipline´s integrity and recognizes that countries may have separate rifle / pistol/ and shotgun federations. • The host country of the Pan American Games is eligible to earn competition quota in addition to the six (6) designated host country quotas (two per discipline) with the maximum of two athletes per event. • Unused quotas awarded must be returned to the CAT President to be redistributed as soon as possible but not later than 90 days before the Opening Ceremony of the Games.
Distribution of Pan American Quota Places for 2019 CA and Discipline Discipline Event ODESUR Games CAT Total Caribbean Total Women Air Rifle 2 2 17 21 3 x 20 Rifle 1 1 16 18 Rifle 78 Men Air Rifle 2 2 17 21 3 x 40 Rifle 1 1 16 18 Women Air Pistol 2 2 17 21 Sport Pistol 1 1 16 18 Pistol 78 Men Rapid Fire Pistol 1 1 16 18 Air Pistol 2 2 17 21 Women Trap 2 2 14 18 Skeet 1 1 12 14 Shotgun 92 Men Trap 1 1 28 30 Skeet 1 1 28 30 Wild Card 0 0 0 2 2 x Host NOC 0 0 0 6 discipline Totals 17 17 214 256 256
Wild Cards • Federations must submit the Wild Card quota application. This will be reviewed and awarded by the CAT President. Priority will go to the federations that have not earned a quota, their participation in official events of the ISSF and their performance criteria. The application form will be available in the CAT´s website. • Applications must be submitted by January 31st, 2019. • Wild cards will be distributed by February 28th, 2019.
Confirmation of Quota Places CAT will establish a list of quota places obtained by each NOC by discipline and gender after the completion of all qualification events, and will advise PASO and NOCs by December 15th, 2018.
NOCs must confirm the use of qualification quota places obtained by January 31st, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places The CAT President will redistribute unused quota places and wild card places by February 28th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event May 26th – June 08th, 2018 ODESUR Games – Cochabamba, Bolivia. Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla July 20th August 3rd, 2018 – – Colombia. October 31st November 10th, – Americas Championship Guadalajara, México. 2018 – December 15th, 2018 CAT will advise PASO and NOCs the quota places obtained NOCs to confirm use of qualified quota places and apply for January 31st, 2019 Wild Card places. CAT President to reallocate unused quota places and allocate February 28th, 2019 wild card places. April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
SOFTBALL Events Men (1) Women(1) 6 team tournament 6 team tournament
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 75 15 90 Women 75 15 90 Total 150 30 180
Quota per NOC Men 15 (1 team) Women 15 (1 team) Total 30 (2 teams)
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System This qualification system will apply for male and female tournaments. As host country, Peru will qualify automatically. The top five teams from the qualification tournament (not including Peru) will qualify.
Date Event Qualifiers
Host country, Peru 1 female team, 1 male team Women´s Tournament. August 4th – 13th, 2017 WBSC America´s Championship, Top five teams Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Men´s Tournament. September 15th – 24th, 2017 WBSC America´s Championship, Top five teams Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Confirmation of Quota Places By November 15th, 2017, WBSC Americas will confirm to PASO and NOCs their qualified teams for the men´s and women´s tournament. The NOCs will confirm to WBSC Americas their use of qualified places by December 15th, 2018.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places By January 15th, 2019, WBSC Americas will allocate any unused quota places to the highest-ranked non- qualified team from the corresponding qualification tournament.
Timeline Date Key Event Women´s Tournament. August 4th 13th 2017 – WBSC America´s Championship, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Men´s Tournament. September 15th 24th, 2017 – WBSC America´s Championship, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. October 26th, 2017 WBSC Americas will confirm to PASO and NOCs their qualified teams December 15th, 2018 The NOCs will confirm to WBSC Americas their use of qualified places January 15th, 2019 WBSC Americas will allocate any unused quota places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline.
Tommy Velázquez Ing. Neven Ilic Chairman, Softball Division Presidente ODEPA Distrito Federal México
Lausana, 26 de octubre de 2017
Clasificacion equipos a los XVIII Juegos Panamericanos Lima 2019
Estimado Presidente ILIC,
Ante todo, reciba un cordial saludo deportivo, de parte de WBSC Américas Sóftbol y el mío propio.
La presente misiva, tiene como finalidad hacer de su conocimiento que en los meses de agosto y septiembre del corriente año, se llevó a cabo en la Ciudad de Santo Domingo -‐ República Dominicana, los IX y X Campeonatos Panamericanos de Softbol femenino y masculino respectivamente.
En dichos eventos, aronse clasific a los equipos que participarán en los XVIII Juegos Panamericanos Lima 2019 a continuación s se detallan lo equipos por género:
Femenino Masculino USA Venezuela Canada Argentina Puerto Rico USA México México Venezuela Cuba Perú (Sede) Perú (Sede)
Dichos Equipos, tendrán la responsabilidad de brindar un espectáculo deportivo en los Juegos Lima 2019, todos ellos comprometidos a seguir trabajando para el desarrollo de nuestro deporte en América y el resto del mundo.
CALENDARIO 4 – 13 de agosto de 2017 IX Campeonato Panamericano de Softbol Femeino 15 – 24 de eptiembre s de X Campeonato Panamericano de Softbol Masculino 2017 15 de diciembre de 2018 Comites Olimpicos Nacionales confirman su participacion a WBSC Americas 15 de enero de 2019 WBSC Americas relocaliza espacio no confirmados 26 de abril de 2019 Lima 2019 finaliza entrada rica numé 30 de junio de 2019 Lima 2019 finaliza entrada nominal
Notificación que hacemos para su conocimiento y fines pertinentes, sin más nada que agregar, nos despedimos de Usted, no ecerle sin antes agrad todo el apoyo brindado a nuestra organización por parte de la ODEPA durante todo este proceso en especial al Sr. Ivar Sisniega – Secretario General y todo su equipo de trabajo.
Cordialmente,
Tommy Velázquez Presidente WBSC Division Sóftbol
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SQUASH Events Men (3) Women(3) Individual Individual Doubles Doubles Teams Teams Mixed(1) Doubles Doubles
Quota Qualification Host country Total Men 33 3 36 Women 21 3 24 Total 54 6 60
Quota per NOC Men 3 Women 3 Total 6
The maximum participation per NOC in each event is as follows: a) Individuals: 2 athletes in each individual event per NOC b) Doubles: 1 team in each doubles event per NOC c) Teams: 1 female team and 1 male team per NOC
Athlete Eligibility
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form and their Spin number of the World Squash Federation (WSF).
Only NOCs recognized by PASO, whose Squash National Federations are members of WSF and the Pan American Squash Federation (FPS), will be able to register athletes in the Squash competition for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
If they are recognized by the FPS, the associate members recognized by PASO may also participate.
Qualification System
Date Event Qualifiers 26 August to 1 Pan American Championships, Grand 8 first female places September 2018 Cayman, Cayman Islands 12 first male places
As Host Country, Peru is automatically qualified to compete with a full team; however, Peru must participate in the qualifying event as this will determine the position in the doubles and team events.
The selection criteria of the event will be announced before April 15th, 2018, in such a way that the following participation graphics are integrated:
Events Participants Total Athletes Graphics of Individual Female 16 16 16 Individual Male 24 24 32 Female Doubles 8 16 8 Male Doubles 12 24 16 Mixed Doubles 8 16 8 Female Team 8 24 8 Male Team 12 36 16
The places earned are for the countries, not the athletes.
Confirmation of Quota Places The PSF will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified for, by December 1st, 2018.
The NOCs must confirm to the PSF the places they will use by January 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places In case of resignation or vacancy, the PSF will reallocate unused places based on the results of the qualification event before February 1st, 2019.
The NOCs that receive the reallocated places should confirm to the PSF their acceptance. This process will be completed by February 28th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key event Pan American Championships, Grand Cayman, Cayman 26 August to 1 September 2018 Islands The PSF will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they December 1st, 2018 have qualified for January 30th, 2019 The NOCs must confirm to the PSF the places they will use February 1st, 2019 The PSF will reallocate unused places NOCs that receive the reallocated places will confirm to the February 28th, 2019 PSF their acceptance April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
SURF Events Men (4) Women (4) Open Surf Open Surf SUP Surf SUP Surf SUP Race SUP Race Longboard Longboard
Quota Open Surf Qualification Host NOC Total Men 14 2 16 Women 14 2 16 Total 28 4 32
Quota SUP Surf Qualification Host NOC Total Men 8 1 9 Women 8 1 9 Total 16 2 18
Quota SUP Race Qualification Host NOC Total Men 9 1 10 Women 9 1 10 Total 18 2 20
Quota Longboard Qualification Host NOC Total Men 8 1 9 Women 8 1 9 Total 16 2 18 TOTAL APPROVED QUOTA 88
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form. Athletes of both genders born before or in the year 2004 will be able to participate. All participants must have a valid passport with nationality from a country in the Americas. All events have gender equity, that is, the same quota for men and women.
Pre-Qualifying Stages These stages are defined as annual rankings, which give to the best placed athletes in the ranking of the year the opportunity to enter the qualifying stages in better seeding or position for the preparation of the series for the next event, until the main qualifying event.
Qualification System Date Event Qualifiers 2018 ISA 2 places for men and 2 places for women, for the top finishers September 17th - WORLD from the region in Open Surf, according to the 2018 ISA 22th, 2018 (Japan) SURFING ranking. GAMES November 23rd 1 place for men and 1 place for women in SUP Race Technical – ISA WORLD SUP December 1st, 2018 and 1 place for men and 1 place for women in SUP Surf, CHAMPIONSHIP (Brazil) according to the 2018 ranking January – December APP SUP 1 place for men and 1 place for women, in SUP Race 2018 WORLD TOUR Technical. January – December ALAS Latin Tour 2 places for men and 2 places for women in Open Surf, 2018 2018 according to the general ranking.
Qualified by 2018 PASA ranking
1) OPEN Surf: First 2 countries in the ranking (2 quotas or qualified by country). The Host NOC has 2 quotas. Countries 3 thru 8 of the ranking (1 quota or qualified by country). 1. Open Surf men – The top 6 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country 2. Open Surf women – The top 6 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country
2) SUP Surf December 2nd 9th PASA GAMES – 1. Men The top 7 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country 2018 LIMA 2018 – 2. Women – The top 7 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country
3) SUP Race 1. Men – The top 7 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country 2. Women – The top 7 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country
4) Longboard 1. Men – The top 7 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country 2. Women – The top 7 of the 2018 PASA ranking by country
1 place for men and 1 place for women, for the top finishers January, 2019 (TBC) ISA WLSC 2019 from the region, according to the 2018 ISA ranking.
Qualification is individual; athletes that have already classified by different events will transfer their quota to the next best positioned athlete in the PASA ranking. The number of qualifiers per country will be determined according to the 2018 PASA GAMES ranking.
In case a country has more qualified athletes by other events such as ISA, PASA or ALAS, the ISA ranking will be a priority, then the PASA ranking and finally, the ALAS ranking, respecting the established quotas allocated to each institution.
Confirmation of Quota Places PASA will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the quota places they have qualified by March 31st, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to PASA the quota places that will use by April 26th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event September 17th - 22th, 2018 2018 ISA WORLD SURFING GAMES (Japan) November 23rd – December 1st, 2018 ISA WORLD SUP CHAMPIONSHIP (Brazil) January – December 2018 APP SUP WORLD TOUR January – December 2018 2018 ALAS Latin Tour December 2nd – 9th 2018 PASA GAMES LIMA 2018 January 2019 (TBC) 2019 ISA WLSC PASA will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the quota places March 31st, 2018 they have qualified The NOCs will confirm to PASA the quota places they will April 26th, 2019 use April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
TABLE TENNIS
Events Men (1) Women (1) Singles Singles Teams Teams Doubles Doubles Mixed Doubles
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 33 (11 teams) + 6 singles 3 (1 team) 42 Women 33 (11 teams) + 6 singles 3 (1 team) 42 Total 78 6 84
Quota per NOC Men 3 Women 3 Total 6
Maximum quota per NOC Singles Men 2 Women 2 Doubles Men 1 Women 1 Mixed 1 Teams Men 1 Women 1
Athlete Eligibility The athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form; athletes should be eligi le a ordi g to Pa a Sports’ a d the ITTF’s eligi ility riteria.
Qualification System A total of forty two places per gender will be identified, as described below: • A total of thirty six places by gender will be allocated to twelve NOCs that have qualified by team (each NOC should nominate two of its athletes for the singles events and two of its athletes for the doubles events from within the three athletes entered on any qualified team). Teams will qualify first and will consist of three players each. The NOC will be responsible for determining the final composition of the team.
• Six places will be allocated for singles events (by gender) to athletes that have obtained the best results at the qualification tournament for singles events of the Pan American Games. Specific details on this tournament will be informed in due time.
Teams (both genders)
Qualification of NOC teams will be carried out through qualifying events between November 2018 and April 2019. Qualified teams will be identified taking the following into account:
1. Peru (host) will automatically qualify for both team events (men and women) for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. 2. The six best positioned NOCs (both genders) at the Pan American Championship that will be held in November 2018. 3. The first NOC qualified in the qualifi atio e e t* of ea h of the four sport regio s that has ot qualified through the Pan American Championship:
- Caribbean: Caribbean Championships, to be held between 01/DEC/2018 and 30/04/2019 * - Central America Central American Champs., to be held between 01/DEC/2018 and 30/04/2019 * - South America South American Champs., to be held between 01/DEC/2018 and 30/04/2019 * - North America North American Champs., to be held between 01/DEC/2018 and 30/04/2019 *
* In case any of these championships is not held, the place would be given to the best team from each region, as long as said team is among the first 20 teams of the world ranking (considering only the Pan American teams)
4. The first NOC of the world team ranking of May 2019 that has not previously qualified.
Individual Events (both genders)
1. Once the NOCs qualify their teams, they will confirm the three players that will compete in team events, two of them for the singles event and the two that will participate in doubles (from the three selected athletes). With this, thirty six places by gender will be completed.
2. The qualifying tournament for singles events of the Pan American Games, to be held in May 2019 at a site to be determined, will be organized after the team qualification process is finished. NOCs that have not qualified by team in each gender may participate i the e ’s a d/or o e ’s categories. With this, six places by gender will be completed.
3. Each NOC with at least one male and one female athlete qualified will have a mixed doubles quota.
Comments
The ITTF and the Pan American Confederation (PC) / regional confederations will determine together the competition format of the respective qualifying events.
The competition format should secure the clear identification of two to four substitutes, in order, for each event.
Confirmation of Quota Places The ITTF and the Pan American Confederation will confirm to Panam Sports and to the NOCs the places they have qualified in the next 48 hours after the end of the qualification tournament.
The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the places they will use no later than 14 days after receiving the notification.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the ITTF and the Pan American Table Tennis Confederation will reallocate unused places in the corresponding events to the next best-ranked NOC that has not yet qualified.
The NOCs that are granted reallocated places must confirm their acceptance of these places to the Pan American Table Tennis Confederation. This process will be completed by June 15th, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event November 2018 Pan American Championship (6 teams by gender will qualify) December 2018 - April 2019 Caribbean Championship December 2018 - April 2019 Central American Championship December 2018 - April 2019 North American Championship December 2018 - April 2019 South American Championship April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline Early May 2019 World Ranking In the next 48 hours after each The ITTF and Pan American Confederation will confirm to Panam tournament ends Sports and to the NOCs the places they have qualified No later than 14 days after The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Confederation the receiving the notification places they will use If necessary, the ITTF and the Pan American Confederation will June 15, 2019 reallocate unused places June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
TAEKWONDO
Events GYOROOGI Men (4) Women (4) -58 kg -49 kg 58 kg – 68 kg 49 kg – 57 kg 68 kg – 80 kg 57 kg – 67 kg +80 kg +67 kg POOMSAE Men (1) Women (1) Mixed (2) Pairs Individual Individual Freestyle Teams
Quota GYOROOGI Qualification Wild Card Host NOC Total Men 48 5 4 57 Women 44 4 4 52 Total 92 9 8 109 POOMSAE Qualification Host NOC Total Men 15 or 11 3 or 2 18 or 13 Women 15 or 11 3 or 2 18 or 13 Total 26 5 31
Team Members: a) Athletes: • Male / One per Gyoroogi weight category (Maximum 4 for Male Team) • Female / One per Gyoroogi weight category (Maximum 4 for Female Team) • Male / Maximum of 3 for Male Team to compete in Free Style Poomsae • Female / Maximum of 3 for Female Team to compete in Free Style Poomsae *Individual and Pairs Poomsae athletes must be included in the Free Style Poomsae Team to be able to compete separately as individual (1 Male, 1 Female) and pairs (1Male + 1 Female).
b) Coaches: • Male Team / Maximum of 2 for Male Gyoroogi Team • Female Team / Maximum of 2 for Gyoroogi Female Team • Male Team / Maximum of 2 for Male Poomsae Team • Female Team / Maximum of 2 for Poomsae Female Team
c) Team Doctors: Maximum of 2 for each participating Team
Athlete eligibility Athletes must have submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Holder of 2019 WT Global Athlete License (GAL) Athlete Age 17 and Older (Born after Jan. 01, 2002) National Team Member of pertinent WT/PATU MNA
Qualification System Top 12 athletes in each weight division will qualify for Four (4) Olympic weight divisions as specified in the WTF Competition Rules & Regulations.
MALE
Weight Category Numbers to be Selected
Under 58kg 12 58kg – 68kg 12 68kg – 80kg 12 Over 80kg 12
Top 12 athletes for first 3 weight divisions (Under 49kg, 49kg - 57kg, 57kg – 67kg) will qualify. For the Over 67kg weight division, only top 8 athletes will qualify.
FEMALE
Weight Category Numbers to be Selected
Under 49kg 12 49kg – 57kg 12 57kg – 67kg 12 Over 67kg 8
Wild Card Wild card for Gyoroogi competition will be considered and be granted ONLY to participating MNAs who did not qualify any athletes at the Qualification Tournament. PATU MNAs who did not participate in the qualification tournament will not be eligible for wild card selection.
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan Am Taekwondo Union (PATU) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified by April 07, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the PATU the places they will use by April 15, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the PATU will reallocate unused places to countries who participated in the qualification tournament and did not qualify any athletes. This process will be completed by June 15, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event Feb. 28, 2019 Automatic qualification for the Host Country Gyoroogi / 100 Athelets March 31, 2019 (92 Qualification Tournament + 8 Host Country) Poomsae / 31 Athletes March 31, 2019 (26 Qualification Tournament + 5 Host Country) Gyoroogi Wild Card Designation / 9 Athletes (PATU) April 07, 2019 The Pan Am Taekwondo Union (PATU) will confirm to PASO and NOCs the places they have qualified April 15, 2019 The NOCs will confirm to the PATU the places they will use April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 15, 2019 If necessary, the PATU will reallocate unused places June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
TENNIS
Events Men (2) Women (2) Singles Singles Doubles Doubles Mixed Doubles
Quota Qualification Wild Card Host NOC Total Men 41 4 3 48 Women 26 3 3 32 Total 67 7 6 80
Quota per NOC Men 3 Women 3 Total 6
Athlete Eligibility Only the NOCs recognized by PASO, whose National Tennis Federation is affiliated to the Pan American Tennis Confederation (PTC) and the International Tennis Federation (ITF) may enter athletes to participate in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
The competitors should be at least fourteen years old by the first competition day. The athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System As host ou t y, Pe u will auto ati ally ualify fo the Li a 9 Pa A e i a Ga es’ te is competition with a full team (three men and three women).
Direct acceptances will be covered by the athletes entered by each country, giving priority to the best ranked athletes in the ATP or WTA in force at June 11, 2019.
The 1st and 2nd place finishers in the Wo e ’s a d Me ’s Si gles competitions at the 2018 South American Games in Cochabamba and the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla will be directly accepted to Lima 2019. The remaining places of their countries will be completed by ranking, according to the general rule.
The PTC will allocate wild cards (invitations).
Date Event Qualifiers May 26th June 8th, 2018 South American – 1st and 2nd places in Singles 2018 Games Wo e ’s a d Me ’s July 19th August 3rd, 2018 Central American and – 1st and 2nd places in Singles 2018 Caribbean Games Wo e ’s a d Me ’s Men´s Singles: 37 direct acceptances Wo e ’s Si gles: 22 direct acceptances June 11th, 2019 ATP or WTA Ranking Me ’s Dou les: 20 direct acceptances Wo e ’s Dou les: 13 direct acceptances Mixed Doubles: 13 direct acceptances Me ’s Si gles: 4 wild cards Wo e ’s Si gles: 3 wild cards Wild Cards Me ’s Dou les: 3 wild cards Wo e ’s Dou les: 2 wild cards Mixed Doubles: 2 wild cards
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Tennis Confederation (PTC) will confirm to PASO and the NOCs / NFs the places they have qualified, including wild cards, before June 13th, 2019.
The NOCs / NFs should confirm to the PTC the places they will use before June 17th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the PTC will reallocate unused places to the next NOC with the highest ranked athlete that has not qualified yet. This process will be completed by June 19th, 2019.
Timetable Date Key Event May 26th – June 8th, 2018 2018 South American Games July 19th – August 3rd, 2018 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline ATP or WTA Ranking June 11th, 2019 The PTC will allocate wild cards The PTC will confirm to PASO and the NOCs / NFs the places they have June 13th, 2019 qualified June 17th, 2019 The NOCs / NFs should confirm to the PTC the places they will use June 19th, 2019 If necessary, the PTC will reallocate unused places June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
TRIATHLON Events Men (1) Women (1) Singles Singles Mixed Relays
Quota Qualification Host NOC Total Men 33 2 35 Women 33 2 35 Total 66 4 70
Quota per NOC Men 2 Women 2 Total 4* *A maximum of 5 countries may have 3 men. * A maximum of 5 countries may have 3 women.
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System Quota places obtained will be for the country, not for the athlete. The same athlete cannot qualify for more than one spot per NOC.
Date Event Qualifiers Places 1-2: Gold medal in May 18th 19th, 2018 2018 South American Games – mixed relays 2018 Central American and Caribbean Places 3-4: Gold medal in July 19th August 3rd, 2018 – Games mixed relays. 2018 Pan American Mixed Relays Places 5-14: Top 5 October 13th – 14th, 2018 Championship – Sarasota, USA countries* Individual Ranking according to the April 30th, 2019 Places 15-30 ITU World Ranking Before May 31st, 2019 By invitation assigned by CAMTRI Places 31-33 Host Country (Peru) Places 34-35 *In case one or more of the top 5 teams is already qualified, these spots will be given to the next country in this event.
Confirmation of Quota Places CAMTRI will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified, including places allocated by invitation, by May 7th, 2019. The NOCs should confirm to CAMTRI the places they will use by May 14th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places CAMTRI will complete the reallocation of any unused places by May 21st, 2019.
Timeline Date Key Event May 18th – 19th, 2018 2018 South American Games July 19th – August 3rd, 2018 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games 2018 Pan American Mixed Relays Championship Sarasota, October 13th 14th, 2018 – – USA April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline April 30th, 2019 Individual Ranking according to the ITU World Ranking By May 31st, 2019 Invitations assigned by CAMTRI CAMTRI will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they May 7th, 2019 have qualified May 14th, 2019 The NOCs should confirm to CAMTRI the places they will use May 21st, 2019 CAMTRI will complete the reallocation of any unused places June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
VOLLEYBALL INDOOR
Events Men’s Teams Women’s Teams
Quota Host country Qualification Total Quotas Men 84 (7 teams) 12 (1 team) 96 (8 teams) Women 84 (7 teams) 12 (1 team) 96 (8 teams) Total 168 (14 teams) 24 (2 teams) 192 (16 teams)
Quota per NOC Men 12 (1 team) Women 12 (1 team) Total 24 (2 teams)
Athletes elegibility Only NOCs recognized by PASO, whose National Federations are members of the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) and the Pan American Volleyball Union (PVU) will be able to register competitors in the Lima 2019 Pan American Games competition.
Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Elegibility Condition Form.
Qualification System The qualification process will include eight (8) vacancies for each gender as follows:
1. Host country, Peru. 2. Five (5) vacancies will be competed for by the teams that participate in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 8 Pan American Cup respectively, regardless of their Continental Confederation, CSV or NORCECA. The top five national teams in the final ranking of the event will qualify. 3. One (1) vacancy for the Qualification Tournament toward the 2019 Pan American Games to be contested for by non-qualified National Teams from the South American Volleyball Confederation, CSV, that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. This Qualification Tournament may be organized under one of the following competition systems: a) A Qualification Tournament for the 2019 Pan American Games, with the participation of the 4 non-qualified national teams from CSV that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. CSV may invite a developing national team that has not participated in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively.
b) A qualification match between the two (2) non-qualified national teams from CSV that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. If necessary, CSV may invite a developing National Team that has not participated in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively.
c) A qualification system of a series of three (3) matches among non-qualified national teams from CSV that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. If necessary, CSV may invite a developing National Team that has not participated in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively.
d) The South American Volleyball Confederation, CSV, may also determine, through the corresponding technical evaluation, that the CSV national team with the highest final ranking in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively, and that has not qualified among the five (5) best national teams, may qualify to the XVIII Pan-American Games 2019 to be held in the city of Lima, Peru, with no need to participate in an additional qualification tournament.
4. One (1) vacancy for the Qualification Tournament toward the 2019 Pan American Games to be contested for by non-qualified National Teams from NORCECA that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. This Qualification Tournament may be organized under one of the following competition systems:
a) A Qualification Tournament for the 2019 Pan American Games, with the participation of the 4 non- qualified national teams from NORCECA that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. NORCECA may invite a developing national team that has not participated in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively.
b) A qualification match between the two (2) non-qualified national teams from NORCECA that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. If necessary, NORCECA may invite a developing National Team that has not participated in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively.
c) A qualification system of a series of three (3) matches among non-qualified national teams from NORCECA that participated previously in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively. If necessary, NORCECA may invite a developing National Team that has not participated in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively.
d) NORCECA may also determine, through the corresponding technical evaluation, that the NORCECA national team with the highest final ranking in the XIII and XVII Men’s and Women’s 2018 Pan American Cup, respectively, and that has not qualified among the five (5) best national teams, may qualify to the XVIII Pan-American Games 2019 to be held in the city of Lima, Peru, with no need to participate in an additional qualification tournament.
Confirmation of Quota Places PVU will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified before March 25th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to PVU the places they will use by March 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, by April 15th, 2019, the PVU will reallocate unused places to the next best ranked NOC that has not qualified.
Timetable Date Key Event January 1st, 2019 PVU Pan American Cups Ranking PVU will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have March 25th, 2019 qualified March 30th, 2019 The NOCs will confirm to PVU the places they will use April 15th, 2019 If necessary, the PVU will reallocate unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Events Men Teams Women Teams
Quota Qualification Host NOC Quotas Total Men 30 (15 teams) 2 (1 team) 32 (16 teams) Women 30 (15 teams) 2 (1 team) 32 (16 teams) Total 60 (30 teams) 4 (2 teams) 64 (32 teams)
Quota per NOC Men 2 (1 team) Women 2 (1 team) Total 4 (2 teams)
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athlete Eligibility Condition Form.
Qualification System - As Host country, Peru will automatically qualify with one team per gender. - The top 10 teams (one per National Federation and per gender), according to the NORCECA beach volleyball ranking. - The top 5 teams (one per National Federation and per gender), according to the South American Volleyball Confederation ranking (CSV). - Rankings will be determined ten days prior to the long list submission deadline for the NOCs.
Confirmation of Quota Places
The UPV will confirm to PASO and National Federations the places they have qualified by April 15th, 2019. The National Federations must confirm to the UPV the places they will use by April 20th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places The UPV will reallocate unused quota places to the next best qualified National Federation.
This process will be completed by April 25th, 2019.
Timetable Date Key Event April 10th, 2019 NORCECA beach volleyball ranking April 10th, 2019 South American Volleyball Confederation ranking The UPV will confirm to PASO and National Federations the places April 15th, 2019 they have qualified The National Federations must confirm to the UPV the places they April 20th, 2019 will use April 25th, 2019 The UPV will reallocate unused quota places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
WATER SKI & WAKEBOARD Events Men (5) Women (5) Tricks Tricks Slalom Slalom Jumps Jumps Overall Overall Wakeboard Wakeboard
Quota Water Ski & Wakeboard Qualification Host Country Total Water Ski 28 4 32 Wakeboard 14 2 16 Total 42 6 48
Quota per NOC Water Ski 4 Wakeboard 2 Total Maximum 6 per NOC
Athlete eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the athlete eligibility conditions form. All participating athletes must be at least 12 years old by 2019.
Qualification System
Water ski
The organization/host country (Peru, 4 athletes) The first 6 countries of the last Pan American Water Ski Tournament in the Open Division, both genders, (4 athletes). The next positions countries in the Open Division, 1 male and 1 female each country until completing 32 athletes. In case the 32-athlete limit has not been reached, under these criteria, the Pan-American Waterski and Wakeboard Confederation can invite other countries top ranked athletes or from previous competitions at Pan Am Games. Wakeboard
Men The organization/host country (Peru, 1 athlete) Top 7 male countries get 1 male rider, in the Last Pan Am wakeboard Championship in the Open Men Division (8 Athletes)
Women The organization/host country (Peru, 1 athlete) Top 7 female countries get 1 woman rider, in the Last Pan Am wakeboard Championship in the Open Women Division (8 Athletes)
In case the total of 8 men and 8 women has not been completed, the Pan-American Waterski and Wakeboard Confederation, in coordination with the Pan Am Wakeboard council, can invite more countries.
Date Event Qualifiers Wakeboard Female Pan American October 9-16, 2017 2 Championship Wakeboard Male Pan American October 9-16, 2017 2 Championship November 12-18, 2018 Ski Pan American Championship 28 Wakeboard Female and Male Pan American January 2019 LCQ 5 y 5 Championship
Confirmation of Quota Places The PWSC will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they have qualified by February 15th, 2019. The NOCs will confirm to the PWSC the places they will use by February 28th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the PWSC will reallocate unused places to at the discretion of the PWSC Executive Committee. This process will be completed by March 30th, 2019.
Timeline Date Event October 9.16, 2017 Wakeboard Female Pan American October 9-16, 2017 Wakeboard Male Pan American November 12-18, 2018 Ski Pan American Championship January 2019 Wakeboard Female and Male Pan American Championship The PWSC will confirm to PASO and the NOCs the places they 15 de February 2019 have qualified. 28 de February 2019 The NOCs will confirm to the PWSC the places they will use. 30 de March 2019 If necessary, the PWSC will reallocate places. April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.
WEIGHTLIFTING Events Men (7) Women (7) 7 categories per gender according to the program that is determined for Tokyo 2020, which will be announced by the IWF in 2018.
Quota Qualification Wild Card Host NOC Total Men 56 1 6 63 Women 56 1 6 63 Total 112 2 12 126
Quota per NOC Men 6 Women 6 Total 12
Athlete Eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the Athletes Eligibility Condition Form.
Participants must be at least 15 years old in 2019.
Qualification System
The NOCs will obtain their places according to their position in the team qualification, considering the points earned in the Senior Pan American Championships of 2017 and 2018.
Team qualification is determined by considering only the total points, according to the IWF Technical Regulations (6.8.8).
When 2 (two) or more teams have the same number of points and total places, the team with THE BEST POSITIONS WILL QUALIFY, according to the IWF Technical Rules (6.8.5).
Date Qualifying Event July 21st – 28th, 2017 2017 Senior Pan American Championships – Miami May 12th – 19th, 2018 2018 Senior Pan American Championships – Santo Domingo
Men Women TOTAL No. Quota No. Quota 1 1 2 6 2 6 36 3 3 4 4 5 5 4 4 32 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 3 3 24 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 2 2 16 14 14 15 15 16 16 1 1 4 17 17 Wild Card 1 Wild Card 1 2 Host NOC 6 Host NOC 6 12 TOTAL 126
Host NOC The host country will qualify directly 6 places for women. The points/ranking achieved by the host cou t ’s tea s at the Pa A e i a Qualif i g E e ts ill ot e e og ized a d the NOC a ki g ill e adjusted ithout o side i g the host ou t ’s pla i g.
The host country will qualify directly 6 places for men. The points/ranking achieved by the host ou t ’s teams at the main Qualifying Events will not be recognized and the NOC ranking will be adjusted without o side i g the host ou t ’s pla i g.
Wild Cards The Pa A e i a Weightlifti g Fede atio ’s E e uti e Co ittee a allo ate a total of 2 (two) places by invitation to the NOCs, 1 (one) male athlete a d 1 o e fe ale athlete, ased o the NOCs’ e uests and in consultation with them.
Confirmation of Quota Places The Pan American Weightlifting Federation (FPLP) will confirm to PASO and to the NOCs the places they have qualified, including wild cards, before July 5th, 2018.
NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Weightlifting Federation the places they will use before August 20th, 2018.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the Pan American Weightlifting Federation will reallocate unused quota places to the next best ranked NOC that has not qualified yet. This process will be completed before September 5th, 2018.
Timeline Date Key Event July 21st – 28th, 2017 2017 Senior Pan American Championships – Miami May 12th – 19th, 2018 2018 Senior Pan American Championships – Santo Domingo The Pan American Weightlifting Federation will confirm to PASO and July 5th, 2018 NOCs the places they have qualified The NOCs must confirm to the Pan American Weightlifting August 20th, 2018 Federation the places they will use If necessary, the Pan American Weightlifting Federation will September 5th, 2018 reallocate unused places April 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by number deadline June 26th, 2019 Lima 2019 entry by name deadline
WRESTLING
Events Men (12) Women (6) Greco - Roman 60 kg 67 kg 77 kg
87 kg 97 kg 130 kg Freestyle 57 kg 50 kg 65 kg 53 kg 74 kg 57 kg 86 kg 62 kg 97 kg 68 kg 125 kg 76 kg
Quota Qualification* Wild Card Total Men 96 4 100 Women 48 2 50 Total 144 6 150
* This includes the allocation of one place per event for the host NOC (Peru). See rating system on next page
Quota per NOC Men One in each style and weight class Women One in each weight class Total Maximum 18 per CON
Athlete eligibility Athletes must have signed and submitted the athlete eligibility conditions form. All participating athletes must be at least 18 years old by 2019. In addition, they must hold a United World Wrestling license.
Qualification System The 8 places of each style and weight division will be obtained according to the following events:
Date Event Senior Pan American Championship 2018 From May 3rd to 6th, 2018 3 places (Lima, Peru) XI South American Games 2018 From June 5th to June 7th, 2018 1 place (Cochabamba, Bolivia) From July 29th to August 2nd, XXIII Central American and Caribbean Sports 1 place 2018 Games 2018 (Barranquilla, Colombia) Senior Pan American Championship 2019 From May 02nd to 05th, 2019 3 places (Location not yet defined)
According to PASO’s regulations, the host country (Peru) is automatically qualified; however, all wrestlers in the 18 Olympic weight divisions must participate in both Pan American Senior Championships to be held in 2018 and 2019, to be eligible for the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
If at the end of the 4 qualifying events, Peru does not qualify any athlete in a weight division, only the two first of the 2019 Senior Pan American Championships will be qualified. Meaning that the last quota place will be given to the host country.
From the second qualifying event, ranking will be determined according to an ascending order for countries that do not yet have it. If necessary, an extra combat will be held to determine the classification spot.
Classification is for the country, not the athlete.
All NOCs that qualify wrestlers in the first three qualification events are required to participate (with the same athlete or a different one) at the 2018 and 2019 Pan American Senior Championships (as the case may be), in the same weight divisions for which they qualified. Otherwise they will lose this entitlement.
Wild Cards The United World Wrestling (UWW) and the United World Wrestling Americas (UWWA) will award six wild card seats to the NOCs based on the IOC universality principle, taking in consideration the following criteria:
• NOCs that participate in qualification events but have not qualified an athlete. • A o g these NOCs, the athletes with the best results at qualification events.
Confirmation of Quota Places The UWWA will confirm to the NOCs the first 5 teams that have qualified, including wild card places, before April 10th, 2019 and the last 3 teams before May 20th, 2019.
The first 5 NOCs qualified will confirm to the UWWA the places they will use before April 15th, 2019 and the last 3 teams before May 30th, 2019.
Reallocation of Unused Quota Places If necessary, the UWWA will reallocate unused places in the corresponding style / weight division to the next highest-ranked NOC at the qualifier tournament where the refused NOC got the quota.
This process will be completed by June 15th, 2019.
Timeline May 3rd to 6th, 2018 2018 Senior Pan American Championship (Lima, Peru). June 5th to June 7th, 2018 XI South American Games 2018 (Cochabamba, Bolivia). XXIII Central American and Caribbean Sports Games 2018 July 29th to August 2nd, 2018 (Barranquilla, Colombia). The UWWA will confirm to the NOCs the first 5 teams that have April 10th, 2019 qualified The first 5 NOCs qualified will confirm to the UWWA the places April 15th, 2019 they will use April 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by number deadline. May 02nd to 05th, 2019 2019 Senior Pan American Championship (Host not yet defined). The UWWA will confirm to the NOCs the 3 teams that have May 20th, 2019 qualified May 30th, 2019 The 3 NOCs will confirm to the UWWA the places they will use. June 15th, 2019. If necessary, the UWWA will reallocate places. June 26th, 2019 Lima2019 entry by name deadline.