1989 Pan Am Badminton Championships

1989 Pan Am Badminton Championships 4–10 December 8 Gimnasio Olímpico Juan de la Barrera. Mexico City, Mexico John Goss CAN Doris Piché CAN Chris Jogis USA Benny Lee USA Chantal Jobin CAN Doris Piché CAN Mike Bitten CAN Doris Piché CAN 1987 1991 The 1989 Pan Am Badminton Championships (es Campeonato Panamericano de Bádminton 1989) was the sixth edition of the Pan American Badminton Championships. The tournament was held from 4 to 10 December at the Juan de la Barrera Olimpic Gim. in Mexico City, Mexico.World Badminton No. 1 International Badminton Federation 1990 18 20 Eight countries competed in the championships. Six out of the eight competing countries competed in the mixed team event. Uruguay and Guatemala only sent players to compete in the individual events. Canada dominated the championships with five gold medals, three silver medals and six bronze medals.1989-12-08 1989 Pan American Team Championships https://www.badminton.ca/calendarevent/59819/1989-Pan-American-Team-Championships 2024-08-01 Badminton Canada The United States finished second on the medal table with one gold medal, two silver medals and one bronze medal.Pan Am Mixed Team Championships – Badminton Pan America https://www.badmintonpanam.org/pan-am-mixed-team-championships/ 2024-07-31 en-US The Peruvian contingent won a silver medal and three bronze medals. Jamaica won their first ever medal at the Pan American Championships when Maria Leyow and Terry Walker clinched bronze in the women's team event. Hosts Mexico finished the championships without a medal. Medal summary Medalists Men's singles CAN John Goss USA Chris Jogis CAN Bryan Blanshard PER Gustavo Salazar Women's singles CAN Doris Piché CAN Marie-Helene Loranger CAN Heather Ostrom CAN Chantal Jobin Men's doubles USA Chris Jogis USA Benny Lee PER Gustavo Salazar PER Germán Valdez CAN Mike BittenCAN Bryan Blanshard CAN Jaimie DawsonCAN John Goss Women's doubles CAN Chantal Jobin CAN Doris Piché CAN Marie-Helene Loranger CAN Heather Ostrom USA Linda Safarik-Tong USA Erika von Heiland JAM Maria LeyowJAM Terry Walker Mixed doubles CAN Mike Bitten CAN Doris Piché CAN John Goss CAN Chantal Jobin CAN Jaimie DawsonCAN Heather Ostrom PER Federico ValdezPER Gloria JiménezMixed team CANJohn GossBryan BlanshardMike BittenJaimie DawsonDoris PichéChantal JobinMarie-Helene LorangerHeather Ostrom USAChris JogisBenny LeeThomas Carmichael Jr.Karl KnudsenAnn FrenchJoy KitzmillerLinda Safarik-TongErika von Heiland PERGustavo SalazarFederico ValdezGermán ValdezMario CarullaXimena BellidoGloria JiménezMaria Theresa Montero Medal table MEX 5 3 6 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 3 Individual results Men's singles Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 160 CAN John Goss 15 15 USA Benny Lee 10 3 MEX Fernando de la Torre 14 7 PER Gustavo Salazar 18 15 CAN Bryan Blanshard 15 2 15 MEX Gerardo Cedillo 7 15 13 CAN Jaimie Dawson 12 17 8 USA Chris Jogis 15 14 15 CAN John Goss 15 15 PER Gustavo Salazar 8 4 CAN Bryan Blanshard 15 0r USA Chris Jogis 12 0 CAN John Goss 18 15 USA Chris Jogis 17 10 Women's singles Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Doris Piché 11 11 TTO Debra O'Connor 3 2 CAN Heather Ostrom 11 11 USA Linda French 3 2 CAN Chantal Jobin 6 11 11 USA Linda Safarik-Tong 11 5 6 MEX María de la Paz Luna 2 8 CAN Marie-Helene Loranger 11 11 CAN Doris Piché 11 11 CAN Heather Ostrom 3 3 CAN Chantal Jobin 0 6 CAN Marie-Helene Loranger 11 11 CAN Doris Piché 11 5 11 CAN Marie-Helene Loranger 5 11 5 Men's doubles Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Mike BittenCAN Bryan Blanshard 15 15 PER Mario CarullaPER Federico Valdez 12 7 PER Gustavo SalazarPER Germán Valdez 15 11 15 JAM Robert RichardsJAM Paul Leyow 6 15 9 CAN John GossCAN Jaimie Dawson 15 18 MEX Fernando de la TorreMEX Bernardo Monreal 8 16 GUA Kenneth ErichsenGUA Renato Rosales 0 9 USA Chris JogisUSA Benny Lee 15 15 CAN Mike BittenCAN Bryan Blanshard PER Gustavo SalazarPER Germán Valdez w / o CAN John GossCAN Jaimie Dawson 9 8 USA Chris JogisUSA Benny Lee 15 15 PER Gustavo SalazarPER Germán Valdez 7 8 USA Chris JogisUSA Benny Lee 15 15 Women's doubles Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Chantal JobinCAN Doris Piché 15 15 TTO Virginia ChariandyTTO Debra O'Connor 5 5 USA Linda Safarik-TongUSA Erika von Heiland 15 15 MEX Claudia CruzMEX Norma Hernandez 1 7 CAN Marie-Helene LorangerCAN Heather Ostrom 15 15 JAM Deborah BinnsPER Maria Theresa Montero 11 1 JAM Maria LeyowJAM Terry Walker 15 15 PER Ximena BellidoPER Gloria Jiménez 10 11 CAN Chantal JobinCAN Doris Piché 15 15 USA Linda Safarik-TongUSA Erika von Heiland 7 4 CAN Marie-Helene LorangerCAN Heather Ostrom 15 15 JAM Maria LeyowJAM Terry Walker 11 1 CAN Chantal JobinCAN Doris Piché 15 15 CAN Marie-Helene LorangerCAN Heather Ostrom 4 8 Mixed doubles Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Mike BittenCAN Doris Piché 15 15 USA Karl KnudsenUSA Joy Kitzmiller 7 6 PER Federico ValdezPER Gloria Jiménez 16 18 15 JAM Robert RichardsJAM Maria Leyow 17 13 1 CAN John GossCAN Chantal Jobin 15 15 MEX Fernando de la TorreMEX María de la Paz Luna 3 3 USA Benny LeeUSA Ann French 5 11 CAN Jaimie DawsonCAN Heather Ostrom 15 15 CAN Mike BittenCAN Doris Piché 15 15 PER Federico ValdezPER Gloria Jiménez 8 7 CAN John GossCAN Chantal Jobin 15 15 CAN Jaimie DawsonCAN Heather Ostrom 2 8 CAN Mike BittenCAN Doris Piché 15 8 15 CAN John GossCAN Chantal Jobin 9 15 3 Team event Group stage Group A TeamPldWLMFMAMDPtsCAN220100 +102JAM21146 −21MEX20219 −80 CAN5–0JAMCAN5–0MEXJAM4–1MEX Group B TeamPldWLMFMAMDPtsUSA22082 +62PER21155 01TTO20219 −80 USA4–1PERUSA4–1TTOPER4–1TTO Knockout stage Canada won the mixed team final by defeating the United States 4–1. In the match for third place, Peru defeated Jamaica 3–2.Semi-finals Final Third place CAN 5 PER 0 JAM 0 USA 5 CAN 4 USA 1 PER 3 JAM 2 References External links Results Category:Pan American Badminton Championships Pan Am Badminton Championships Pan Am Badminton Championships Category:International sports competitions hosted by Mexico Pan Am Badminton Championships Pan Am Badminton Championships