Panamerican Games 2011


Date: 15th Oct 2011
Country: Mexico
City: Guadalajara
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Pos Name Nation Total Fencing Swimming Riding Combined Handi-
cap
PWR
pts pos wins pts pos time pts pos pts pos time
1 SOTO CARRILLO , Oscar MEX 5728 892 8 14 1252 6 2:09.27 1200 2 2384210:53.24 40
2 GHEORGHE , Andrei GUA 5672 1036 2 18 1168 16 2:16.13 1164 13 2304511:13.63 +14" 36
3 BUSTOS , Esteban CHI 5656 892 9 14 1204 13 2:13.00 1192 8 2368310:57.23 +18" 33
4 BOWSHER , Dennis USA 5644 820 12 12 1316 1 2:03.84 1200 3 2308411:12.01 +21" 31
5 ZAPATA , Emanuel ARG 5592 892 7 14 1244 7 2:09.98 1200 5 2256711:25.58 +34" 29
6 SACKSEN , Sam USA 5568 784 14 11 1256 4 2:08.91 1120 17 2408110:47.36 +40" 27
7 PAPADOPOLO , Nikkos GUA 5516 1000 4 17 1252 5 2:09.24 1200 7 20641412:13.68 +53" 25
8 RIKER-FOX , Joshua CAN 5416 1000 3 17 1240 8 2:10.23 1148 16 20281512:22.14 +78" 23
9 PIETRUCZUK , Christopher CAN 5376 784 15 11 1228 9 2:11.03 1200 4 2164811:48.45 +88" 22
10 CAMACHO , Jorge Abraham MEX 5352 748 17 10 1220 12 2:11.79 1112 18 2272611:21.55 +94" 21
11 MAGNO , Luis BRA 5336 736 18 10 1280 2 2:06.91 1176 12 2144911:53.62 +98" 20
12 ROMAO , Wagner BRA 5292 856 11 13 1276 3 2:07.22 1056 19 21041312:03.53 +109" 19
13 VELAZQUEZ , Yaniel CUB 5292 748 16 10 1228 10 2:11.10 1200 6 21161212:00.63 +109" 18
14 RUALES , David ECU 5292 820 13 12 1168 15 2:16.03 1160 15 21441011:53.96 +109" 17
15 ALVAREZ , Abel CUB 5176 640 23 7 1228 11 2:11.20 1180 10 21281111:57.38 +138" 16
16 VILLAMAYOR , Sergio ARG 5124 880 10 14 1056 22 2:25.48 1200 1 19881712:33.54 +151" 15
17 BUSTOS , Cristian CHI 4896 712 19 9 1148 17 2:17.68 1048 20 19881612:33.45 +208" 14
19 ARAUZ , Roberto ECU 4684 676 21 8 1088 20 2:22.66 1160 14 17601913:30.21 +261" 13
20 BENJAMIN , Julio DOM 4664 712 20 9 844 24 2:43.06 1188 9 19201812:50.90 +266" 12
21 VALERA , Yacil DOM 4356 892 6 14 1124 19 2:19.98 832 22 15082114:33.07 +343" 11
22 SIRI LOPEZ , Luis mario URU 3660 640 22 7 924 23 2:36.34 1028 21 10682216:23.73 +517" 10
23 ABAUNZA , Armando PAN 3352 604 25 6 1136 18 2:18.71 560 23 10522316:27.40 +594" 9
24 SALAS , Eduardo VEN 2840 604 24 6 1200 14 2:13.49 88 24 9482416:53.21 +722" 8
25 GUITIAN , Jose PAN 1072 1072 1 19 0 0 +1164" 7
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UIPM Catches up with Pan American Champion Soto

Friday, 04 November 2011 15:43

2 Weeks after his famous victory at the Pan American Games which secured his spot at the Olympic Games, UIPM media caught up with Oscar Soto (MEX):

Modern Pentathlon's Newest Fan Joey Cheek

Monday, 24 October 2011 16:10

Modern pentathlon has always had an eclectic fan base. Some of its ardent followers include Olympic high jumper Dick Fosbury and swimmer Nancy Hogshead. Rarely, however, does a winter Olympian have a chance to become riveted by the sport that entails epée fencing, swimming 200 meters, equestrian show jumping, and a 3000-meter run interspersed with pistol shooting.

Re-Live the Pan American Games in Pictures

Thursday, 20 October 2011 09:52

Re-live all the action from the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico where 8 athletes booked their London Olympic ticket in pictures.  Pictures can be seen on the official Modern Pentathlon Facebook page or the official Pentathlon.org gallery.

Soto Claims Pan American Gold - Pictures

Monday, 17 October 2011 09:24

Oscar Soto (MEX) has used all his experience to cruise to gold at the 2011 Pan American Championships in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Isaksen Storms to Pan American Gold - Pictures

Sunday, 16 October 2011 01:53

American Margaux Isaksen has dominated the Women’s Final at the Pan American Championships to claim gold in Mexico.

Women's Pan American Final Underway

Saturday, 15 October 2011 20:17

The Women’s Final at the Pan American Games in underway in Guadalajara, Mexico.

After three days of rain in Guadalajara, the sun finally appeared today. It was a huge relief for the organizers and the athletes.

The Mexican delegation did an incredible job preparing the venues.The competition venue is only 20 minutes away from the village . All the events will be held in one arena and are less than 40 meters from one an other.

The only issue I have seen thus far, is the temperature of the water. The water is incredibly cold (only 22 degrees Celsius). Everyone is well aware that the competition tomorrow will be cold. The horses seem to be good and well trained. The jury ride today looked promising for tomorrow.

Over 7,500 athletes are participating in Pan American games from over 40 countries. The accommodation is wonderful with one exception. That being that the food lines in the cafeteria sometimes take more than 40 minutes to get through the line and receive a hot meal. The US Pentathletes choose to eat off campus and enjoyed some pizza this evening.

PASO, allowed only two athletes per nation to compete in Pentathlon, hence there will only be 17 women competing tomorrow and 25 men on Sunday.

Pan American Games is the last continental Olympic Qualifier for London next year.

We are now 2 days out from the Women's day for Modern Pentathlon at the Pan American Games. Team Canada has been in the village since October 10th and is now well acquainted with the support staff and residence style living arrangements.

2011 Pan American Games

Thursday, 13 October 2011 15:32

The Modern Pentathlon event at the 2011 Pan American Games is set to take place in Guadalajara, Mexico on 15-16 October 2011.

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