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PARC Pan American Championships
 [former Tournament of the Americas]
Final Match Results [Individual Title Rounds]
 
  • 2008 -- San Jose, Costa Rica
  • 2007 -- Santiago, Chile
  • 2006 -- Guatemala City, Guetemala
  • 2005 -- Caracas, Venezuela
  • 2004 -- Cuenca, Ecuador
  • 2003 -- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
  • 2002 -- Cochabamba, Bolivia
  • 2001 -- San Pedro Sula, Honduras
  • 2000 -- Cochabamba, Bolivia (event cancelled due to civil unrest during scheduled competition)
  • 1999 -- Baja California, Mexico
  • 1998 -- Winnipeg, Canada (Pan American Games Team Trials)
  • 1997 -- Chihuahua, Mexico
  • 1996 -- Cali, Colombia
  • 1995 Pan American Games (replaced annual event)
  • 1994 -- Buenos Aires, Argentina (Pan American Games Team Trials)
  • 1993 -- Cochabamba, Bolivia
  • 1992 -- Teguciaqalpa, Honduras
  • 1991 -- Santiago, Chile
  • 1990 -- Jacksonville, Florida, USA
  • 1989 -- San Jose, Costa Rica
  • 1988 -- Santa Cruz, Bolivia [incomplete results]
  • 1987 -- Caracas, Venezuela [incomplete results]
  • 1986 -- San Jose, Costa Rica [incomplete results]
Final Match Results
2007 --  Santiago, Chile
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Alvaro Beltran (MEX) def. Kris Odegard (CAN) 15-6, 15-8
Women's Singles: Rhonda Rajsich (USA) def. Samantha Salas (MEX) 15-7, 10-15, 11-3
Men's Doubles: Francois Viens/Vincent Gagnon (CAN) def. Andy Hawthorne/Jason Samora (USA) 15-6, 11-15, 11-9
Women's Doubles: Janel Tisinger/Rhonda Rajsich (USA) def. Carola Loma/Jenny Daza (BOL) 15-5, 15-8
Team Finishes:  
2006 --  Guatemala City, Guatemala
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Kris Odegard (CAN) def. Woody Clouse (USA) 9-15, 15-14, 11-9
Women's Singles: Paola Longoria (MEX) def. Kristen Walsh (USA) 15-4, 15-6 
Men's Doubles: Willie Tilton/Woody Clouse (USA) def. Ruben Estrade/Daniel Ortega (MEX) 14-15, 15-11, 11-10
Women's Doubles: Aimee Ruiz/Jackie Rice (USA) def. Angela Grisar/Fabiola Marquez (CHI) 15-6, 15-1
Team Finishes: 1. USA; 2. Mexico; 3. Canada; 4. Chile; 5. Bolivia; 6. Puerto Rico; 7. Colombia; 8. Dom. Republic; 9. Ecuador; 10. Venezuela; 11. Argentina; 12. Guatemala; 13. Costa Rica; 14. Brazil
2005 --  Caracas, Venezuela
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Jack Huczek (USA) def Gilberto Mejia (MEX) 15-10, 15-3
Women's Singles: Kristen Walsh (USA) def. Cheryl Gudinas (USA) 15-8, 8-15, 11-8
Men's Doubles: Mike Guidry/Jason Thoerner (USA) def. Mike Greeen/Brian Istace (Canada) 15-10, 15-14
Women's Doubles: Rosy Torres/Susanna Acosta (MEX) def. Cheryl Gudinas/Kristen Walsh (USA) 15-12, 15-12
Team Finishes: 1. USA; 2. Mexico; 3. Canada; 4. Bolivia; 5. Chile; 6. Dom. Republic; 7. Venezuela; 8. Colombia; 9. Honduras; 10. Ecuador; 11. Costa Rica; 12. Guatemala; 13. Brazil
2004 --  Cuenca, Ecuador
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Brian Istace (CAN) def. Corey Osbourne (CAN) 15-13, 11-15, 11-7
Women's Singles: Lori-Jane Powell (CAN) def. Lupita Torres (MEX) 15-6, 12-15, 11-6
Men's Doubles: Carlos Bacmeister & Abraham Pena (MEX) def. Shane Vanderson & Mike Dennison (USA) 15-8, 15-9
Women's Doubles: Susy Acosta & Rosy Torres (MEX) def. Josee GrandMaitre & Jennifer Saunders (CAN) 15-14, 9-15, 11-6
Team Finishes: 1. Canada; 2. Mexico; 3. USA; 4. Chile; 5. Argentina; 6. Ecuador; 7. Puerto Rico; 8. Bolivia; 9. Honduras; 10. Venezuela; 11. Colombia; 12. Dom. Republic; 13. Guatemala; 14. Brazil
2003 --  Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Jack Huczek (USA) def. Mike Green (Canada) 15-6, 13-15, 11-3
Women's Singles: Laura Fenton (USA) def. Cheryl Gudinas (USA) 15-14, 14-15, 11-8
Men's Doubles: Ruben Gonzalez/Mike Guidry (USA) def. Alvaro Beltran & Javier Moreno (Mexico) 6-15, 15-11, 11-10
Women's Doubles: Jackie Rice & Kim Russell (USA) def. Susy Acosta & Rosy Torres (Mexico) 15-4, 15-8
Team Finishes: 1. USA; 2. Canada; 3. Mexico; 4. Bolivia; 5. Chile; 6. Venezuela; 7. Dominican Republic; 8. Guatemala; 9. Puerto Rico; 10. Ecuador. 
2002 --  Cochabamba, Bolivia
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Kane Waselenchuk (Canada) def. Javier Moreno (Mexico) 15-5, 14-15, 11-8
Women's Singles: Laura Fenton (USA) def. Josee GrandMaitre (Canada) 15-6, 15-11
Men's Doubles: Ruben Gonzalez/Mike Guidry (USA) def. Polo Gutierrez/Gilberto Mejia (Mexico) 15-10, 4-15, 11-10
Women's Doubles: Lori-Jane Powell/Karina Odegard (Canada) def. Paola Nunez/Carola Santos (Bolivia) 15-14, 15-14
Team Finishes: 1. USA & Canada (tied); 3. Mexico; 4. Bolivia; 5. Chile & Colombia; 7. Argentina; 8. Dominican Republic; 9. Venezuela; 10. Ecuador; 11. Guatemala; 12. Puerto Rico.
2001 --  San Pedro Sula, Honduras
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Rocky Carson (USA) def. Kane Waselenchuk (CAN), 15-9, 15-13
Women's Singles: Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Josee Grand'Maitre (CAN), 15-4, 15-6
Men's Doubles: Doug Eagle/Adam Karp (USA) def. Polo Gutierrez/Hilberto Mejia (MEX), 15-8, 5-15, 11-3
Women's Doubles: Laura Fenton/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def. Amanda MacDonald /Karina Odegard (CAN), 15-9, 15-5
Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4. Bolivia, 5. Chile, 6. Argentina, 7. Dominican Republic, 8. Guatemala, 9. Venezuela, 10. Honduras.
1999 --  Baja California, Mexico (XIII & Pan Am Games Preview)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Mike Green (CAN) def. Sherman Greenfeld (CAN), 15-10, 15-7
Women's Singles: Robin Levine (USA) def. Cheryl Gudinas (USA), 15-2, 15-10
Men's Doubles: Doug Ganim/Drew Kachtik (USA) def. Brian Istace/Kane Wselenchuk (CAN), 15-11, 15-11
Women's Doubles: Joy MacKenzie/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def. Loreto Barriga/Angela Grisar (CHI) 15-1, 15-2
Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Chile, 4. Mexico, 5. Bolivia, 6. Puerto Rico, 7. Venezuela, 8. Argentina, 9. Honduras, 10. Costa Rica, 11. Colombia, 12. Guatemala, 13. Peru, 14. El Salvador.
1998 --  Winnipeg, Canada (XII & Pan American Games Trials)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Sherman Greenfeld (CAN) def. Dan Obremski (USA), 15-13, 15-7
Women's Singles: Michelle Gould (USA) def. Cheryl Gudinas (USA), 15-13, 15-9
Men's Doubles: Adam Karp/Bill Sell (USA) def. Mike Ceresia/Jacques Demers (CAN), 15-9, 15-6
Women's Doubles: Joy MacKenzie/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def. Josee Grand'Maitre/Debbie Ward (CAN), 15-11, 15-1
Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4-tie. Bolivia & Venezuela, 6-tie. Argentina & Puerto Rico, 8. Chile, 9. Dominican Republic, 10. Honduras, 11. Guatemala -all 11 countries qualified for 1999 Pan American Games.
1997 -- Chihuahua, Mexico (XI)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Eric Muller (USA) def. Dan Obremski (USA) 15-8, 15-12
Women's Singles: Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Michelle Gould (USA) by injury forfeit
Men's Doubles: Todd O'Neil/Derek Robinson (USA) def. Mike Ceresia/Mike Green (CAN) 15-4, 15-2
Women's Doubles: Joy MacKenzie/Jackie Paraiso (USA) def. Vicki Shanks/Lucie Guillemette (CAN) 15-4, 15-5
Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4. Argentina, others (in alphabetical order): Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Honduras, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Venezuela.
1996 -- Cali, Colombia (X)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Brian Rankin (USA) def. Michael Bronfeld (USA) 4-15, 15-12, 11-10
Women's Singles: Tammy Brockbank (USA) def. Laura Fenton (USA) 15-12, 15-13
Men's Doubles: Adam Karp/Bill Sell (USA) def. Eduardo Gonzalez/Alvaro Madonado (MEX) 10-15, 15-12, 11-3
Women's Doubles: Michelle Gould/Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Rosie Torres/Lupe Torres (MEX) 15-7, 15-3
Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Mexico, 3. Bolivia, 4. Colombia, 5. Argentina, 6. Canada, 7. Venezuela, 8t. Dominican Republic, 8t. Panama, 10. Honduras, 11. Ecuador, 12. Chile.
1994 -- Buenos Aires, Argentina (IX & Pan American Games Team Trials)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Sherman Greenfeld (CAN) def. John Ellis (USA) 15-11, 15-9
Women's Singles: Cheryl Gudinas (USA) def. Laura Fenton (USA) 15-11, 15-7
Men's Doubles: O'Neil/Evans (USA) def. Moreno/Martin (MEX) 15-3, 13-15, 11-1
Women's Doubles: Gould/Levine (USA) def. Romero/Santos (BOL) 15-7, 15-0
Team Finishes: Chip Parmelly (USA) def. Mark Cormack (CAN) 15-3, 15-5 Team Finishes: 1. USA, 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 4. Argentina, 5. Bolivia, 6. Costa Rica, 7. Chile, 8. Puerto Rico, 9. Venezuela, 10. Peru.
1993 -- Cochabamba, Bolivia (VIII)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Chris Cole (USA/Flint, Mich.) def. Simon Roy (CAN) 6-15, 15-9, 11-5
Women's Singles: Jackie Paraiso-Gibson (USA/San Diego, Calif.) def. Carol McFetridge (CAN) 15-6, 15-10
Men's Doubles: Joel Bonnett (USA/Grand Rapids, Mich.)/Bill Sell (Huntington Beach, Calif.) def. Juan Carlos Tapia/Leomir Sarmiento (BOL) 15-4, 15-14
Women's Doubles: Mary Lyons/Susan Morgan-Pfahler (USA/Jacksonville, Fla.) def. Vicki Shanks/Josee Grand' Maitre (CAN) 15-6, 15-9
Team Finishes: United States, Canada, Bolivia, Mexico.
1992 -- Teguciaqalpa, Honduras (VII)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Chris Cole (Flint, Mich.) def. John Ellis (Sacramento, Calif.) 15-13, 13-15, 15-9
Women's Singles: Lynne Coburn (Baltimore, Md.) def. Jackie Paraiso Gibson (San Diego, Calif.) 8-15, 15-13, 15-4
Men's Doubles: Mike Ceresia/Roger Harripersad (CAN) def. John Ellis/Eric Muller (USA) 15-13, 15-12
Women's Doubles: Robin Levine/Kim Russell (USA) def. Vicki Brown/Heather Stupp (CAN) 15-4, 15-4
Team Finishes: United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica.
1991 -- Santiago, Chile (VI)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Tim Doyle (USA) def. Sherman Greenfeld (CAN) by forfeit. Bronze medal to Drew Kachtik (USA) over Andy Roberts (USA)
Women's Singles: Michelle Gilman (USA) def. Kaye Kuhfeld (USA) 15-8, 15-8. Bronze medal to Toni Bevelock (USA) over Heather Stupp (CAN)
Men's Doubles: Jim Floyd/Tim Hansen (USA) def. Arturo & Francisco Martin 15-8, 15-11; Bronze medal to Roy/Ceresia (CAN) over Retamozo/Uzin (BOL)
Women's Doubles: Jackie Paraiso/Kim Russell (USA) def. Vicky Brown/Carol McFetridge (CAN) 15-8, 15-5. Bronze medal to Hernandez/Rodriguez (MEX) over Teran Murilla (BOL).
Team Finishes: U.S.A., Canada, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Brazil, Puerto Rico.
1990 -- Jacksonville, Florida (V)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Sherman Greenfeld (Winnepeg, Manitoba) def. Andy Roberts (Memphis, Tenn.) 15-5, 15-5
Women's Singles: Michelle Gilman (Ontario, Ore.) def. Kaye Kuhfeld (Indianapolis, Ind.) 14-15, 15-12, 15-13
Men's Doubles: Doug Ganim/Dan Obremski (USA) def. Sherman Greenfeld/Mike Ceresia (Canada) 15-10, 15-11
Women's Doubles: Malia Bailey/Toni Bevelock (USA) def. Nadia Verilli/Josee Grandmaitre (Canada) 15-12, 15-14
Team Finishes: United States, Canada, Mexico, Bolivia, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Chile.
1989 -- San Jose, Costa Rica (IV)
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Andy Roberts (USA) def. Sherman Greenfeld (Canada) 15-5, 15-7
Women's Singles: Malia Kamahoahoa Bailey (USA) def. Toni Bevelock (USA) 9-15, 15-13, 15-7
Men's Doubles: Brian Hawkes/Bill Sell (USA) def. Mike Ceresia/Paul Shanks (Canada) 15-4, 15-12
Women's Doubles: Malia Kamahoahoa Bailey/Toni Bevelock (USA) def. Josee Grand'Maitre/Nadia Verilli (Canada) 15-3, 15-6
Team Finishes: United States, Canada, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Panama.
1988 -- Santa Cruz, Bolivia (III) [incomplete record]
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Bill Sell (Calif.)
Women's Singles: Michelle Gilman (Ore.)
Men's Doubles: Bill Sell (Calif.)/David Simonette (Tenn.)
1987 -- Caracas, Venezuela (II) [incomplete record]
Event Final Match
Men's Singles: Egan Inoue (USA) def. Ruben Gonzalez (PUR), 15-14, 15-14
Women's Singles: Heather Stupp (CAN) def. Mona Mook (USA)
Open Doubles: Egan Inoue/Mona Mook (USA)
Team Finishes: 1. USA; (in alphabetical order) Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Venezuela.
1986 -- San Jose, Costa Rica (I) [incomplete record]
Event Final Match
Men's Singles:
Women's Singles:
Men's Doubles:
Women's Doubles:
Team Finishes:
 
 

          

 

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