1991 Pan Am Badminton Championships

1991 Pan Am Badminton Championships 17–23 June 10 Convention Hall Kingston, Jamaica Jaimie Dawson CAN Denyse Julien CAN Mike Bitten CAN Bryan Blanshard CAN Denyse Julien CAN Doris Piché CAN Mike Bitten CAN Doris Piché CAN 1989 1993 The 1991 Pan Am Badminton Championships was the seventh edition of the Pan American Badminton Championships. The tournament was held from 17 to 23 June at the Convention Hall in Kingston, Jamaica.World Badminton No. 3 International Badminton Federation 1991 19 27 Ten countries competed in the championships. Eight out of the ten competing countries competed in the mixed team event. Peru and the Cayman Islands only sent players to compete in the individual events. Canada performed a clean sweep, winning gold in all six events.BWF - Pan American Champs 1991 Ind - Winners https://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/winners.aspx?id=49fcd70d-27b5-4f06-bd93-a8d6c143bffa 2024-08-02 bwf.tournamentsoftware.com The United States won three silver medals and two bronze medals.Pan Am Mixed Team Championships – Badminton Pan America https://www.badmintonpanam.org/pan-am-mixed-team-championships/ 2024-07-31 en-US Hosts Jamaica won a silver medal and four bronze medals. Debra O'Connor won Trinidad and Tobago's first medal in the Pan American championships when she achieved bronze in the women's doubles event with Maria Leyow. Medal summary Medalists Men's singles CAN Jaimie Dawson CAN Bryan Blanshard USA Chris Jogis Women's singles CAN Denyse Julien CAN Doris Piché USA Joy Kitzmiller Men's doubles CAN Mike BittenCAN Bryan Blanshard USA Benny Lee USA Thomas Reidy JAM George HughJAM Paul Leyow Women's doubles CAN Denyse Julien CAN Doris Piché USA Linda French USA Joy Kitzmiller JAM Maria Leyow TTO Debra O'Connor Mixed doubles CAN Jaimie Dawson CAN Denyse Julien JAM Robert Richards JAM Maria Leyow JAM George HughJAM Camille LueMixed team CANBryan BlanshardMike BittenJaimie DawsonDoris PichéDenyse Julien USAPeter BaumJohn BrittonMike EdstromChris JogisBenny LeeThomas ReidyDean SchoppeTraci BrittonAnn FrenchLinda FrenchJoy KitzmillerMeiling OkunoErika von Heiland JAMKingsley FordNoel FosterVeron GriffithsGeorge HughGarth KingTommy LeePaul LeyowSteven MayneKarl McHayleRoy Paul Jr.Robert RichardsMarcus WickhamChristine LeyowMaria LeyowTerry WalkerCamille LueNigella Saunders Medal table JAM bd 6 2 0 0 3 2 0 1 3.5 yes 0 0 0.5 Individual results Men's singles Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Jaimie Dawson 15 15 USA Thomas Reidy 7 5 CAN Bryan Blanshard 15 15 USA Chris Jogis 7 1 CAN Jaimie Dawson 18 15 CAN Bryan Blanshard 15 8 USA Thomas Reidy USA Chris Jogis w / o Women's singles Semi-finals Final Third place 160 CAN Denyse Julien 11 11 MEX María de la Paz Luna 2 4 USA Joy Kitzmiller 4 2 CAN Doris Piché 11 11 CAN Denyse Julien 3 11 11 CAN Doris Piché 11 2 6 MEX María de la Paz Luna 11 9 8 USA Joy Kitzmiller 3 11 11 Men's doubles Semi-finals Final Third place 160 CAN Mike BittenCAN Bryan Blanshard 15 15 JAM George HughJAM Paul Leyow 1 4 JAM Tommy LeeJAM Robert Richards 6 4 USA Benny LeeUSA Thomas Reidy 15 15 CAN Mike BittenCAN Bryan Blanshard 15 15 USA Benny LeeUSA Thomas Reidy 12 5 JAM George HughJAM Paul Leyow 15 15 JAM Tommy LeeJAM Robert Richards 5 6 Women's doubles Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Denyse JulienCAN Doris Piché 15 15 JAM Maria LeyowTTO Debra O'Connor 13 1 USA Ann FrenchUSA Erika von Heiland 10 7 USA Linda FrenchUSA Joy Kitzmiller 15 15 CAN Denyse JulienCAN Doris Piché 15 15 USA Linda FrenchUSA Joy Kitzmiller 7 4 JAM Maria LeyowTTO Debra O'Connor 15 15 USA Ann FrenchUSA Erika von Heiland 5 8 Mixed doubles Semi-finals Final 160 CAN Jaimie DawsonCAN Denyse Julien 15 15 JAM Paul LeyowJAM Christine Leyow 6 8 JAM Robert RichardsJAM Maria Leyow w / o JAM George HughJAM Camille Lue CAN Jaimie DawsonCAN Denyse Julien 13 18 15 JAM Robert RichardsJAM Maria Leyow 15 14 4 JAM Paul LeyowJAM Christine Leyow 15 12 11 JAM George HughJAM Camille Lue 9 15 15 Team event Group stage Eight teams were divided into two groups of four, Group A and Group B. In Group A, Canada topped the group with 5–0 victories over Jamaica, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago. Jamaica placed second in the group, defeating both Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago 5–0. Suriname defeated Trinidad and Tobago 3–2 to finish third in the group. In Group B, the United States beat Guatemala and Barbados 5–0. The team despite losing a match in the tie against Mexico advanced to the knockout stages after finishing the tie 4–1. Mexico had a major upset when they lost 3–2 to their Guatemalan opponents but managed to win 5–0 to secure their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage. Guatemala also had a major upset when the team lost 3–2 to Barbados. With Mexico, Guatemala and Barbados all tied with one point in the group, Mexico advanced to the knockout stages by match difference. Group A TeamPldWLMFMAMDPtsCAN330150 +153JAM321105 +52SUR312312−91TTO303213−110 CAN5–0JAMCAN5–0SURCAN5–0TTOJAM5–0SURJAM5–0TTOSUR3–2TTO Group B TeamPldWLMFMAMDPtsUSA330141 +133MEX31287 +11GUA312510−51BAR312114−131 USA4–1MEXUSA5–0GUAUSA5–0BARMEX2–3GUAMEX5–0BARGUA2–3BAR Knockout stage In the semi-finals of the mixed team event, both Canada and the United States defeated Mexico and Jamaica respectively with a score of 4–1. The bronze medal match saw Jamaica defeat Mexico 3–2 to claim their first medal in the Pan Am Mixed Team Championships. Canada defeated the United States 5–0 in the final to retain their title as Pan American mixed team champions.Semi-finals Final Third place CAN 4 MEX 1 JAM 1 USA 4 CAN 5 USA 0 MEX 2 JAM 3 References External links Individual results Team results Category:Pan American Badminton Championships Pan Am Badminton Championships Pan Am Badminton Championships Category:International sports competitions hosted by Jamaica Pan Am Badminton Championships