2018 Pan American Table Tennis Championships

2018 Pan American Table Tennis Championships
Tournament details
Dates	20–25 November 2018
Edition	2nd
Venue	Centro de Entrenamiento Olímpico
Location	Santiago, Chile
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Last updated November 17, 2024

The 2018 Pan American Table Tennis Championships were held in Santiago, Chile from 20 to 25 November 2018.^[1]^[2]

Medal summary

Events

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Kanak Jha	Horacio Cifuentes	Thiago Monteiro
Men's singles	Kanak Jha	Horacio Cifuentes	Marcelo Aguirre
Women's singles	Adriana Díaz	Zhang Mo	Gui Lin
Women's singles	Adriana Díaz	Zhang Mo	Bruna Takahashi
Men's doubles	Vitor Ishiy Eric Jouti	Marcelo Aguirre Alejandro Toranzos	Gaston Alto Horacio Cifuentes
Men's doubles	Vitor Ishiy Eric Jouti	Marcelo Aguirre Alejandro Toranzos	Brian Afanador Daniel Gonzalez
Women's doubles	Alicia Cote Zhang Mo	Wu Yue Lily Zhang	Gui Lin Jéssica Yamada
Women's doubles	Alicia Cote Zhang Mo	Wu Yue Lily Zhang	Camila Arguelles Ana Codina
Mixed doubles	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	Eugene Wang Zhang Mo
Mixed doubles	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	Marcos Madrid Yadira Silva
Men's team	Brazil Humberto Manhani Eric Jouti Thiago Monteiro Vitor Ishiy	United States Nicholas Tio Nikhil Kumar Kanak Jha Victor Liu	Paraguay Marcelo Aguirre Italo Ibañez Alejandro Toranzos Gustavo Gomez
Men's team			Chile Gustavo Gomez Juan Lamadrid Felipe Olivares Alfonso Olave
Women's team	Brazil Gui Lin Jéssica Yamada Caroline Kumahara Bruna Takahashi	United States Wu Yue Lily Zhang Wang Xinyue Angela Guan	Cuba Idalys Lovet Lisi Castillo Daniela Carrazana Lizdainet Rodríguez
Women's team		United States Wu Yue Lily Zhang Wang Xinyue Angela Guan	Canada Zhang Mo Alicia Cote Ivy Liao

Medal table

Results

Men's singles

Finals

Semifinals									Final

1	Kanak Jha	10	11	11	11	8	9	11
8	Thiago Monteiro	12	8	9	7	11	11	6	1	Kanak Jha	12	13	11	9	11
5	Horacio Cifuentes	11	14	11	6	8	11		5	Horacio Cifuentes	10	11	4	11	8
2	Marcelo Aguirre	8	12	6	11	11	9

Section 1

First Round						Second Round								Third Round								Quarterfinals

						1	Kanak Jha	11	11	11	11
Italo Ibañez	11	11	11	11			Italo Ibañez	5	8	2	7
Kevin Montufar	8	5	7	9										1	Kanak Jha	WO
Eugene Wang	11	11	11	11											Eugene Wang
Ian Aulestia	5	1	2	8		Eugene Wang		11	11	13	8	14
Alfonso Olave	7	2	8	9		Vítor Ishiy		7	7	11	11	12
Vítor Ishiy	11	11	11	11																		1	Kanak Jha	11	11	11	10	11
Nicolas Galvano	11	13	13	11	11																	6	Brian Afanador	7	9	8	12	2
Diego Rodríguez	4	11	15	7	9	Nicolas Galvano		4	11	7	7	11	12
Santiago Bernardez	1	4	5	3		Jorge Campos		11	6	11	11	6	14
Jorge Campos	11	11	11	11											Jorge Campos	4	11	11	7	3	7
Dario Arce	11	11	11	11										6	Brian Afanador	11	9	7	11	11	11
Franco Gareca	4	7	2	2			Dario Arce	2	6	6	8
						6	Brian Afanador	11	11	11	11

Section 2

First Round						Second Round									Third Round							Quarterfinals

						8	Thiago Monteiro	8	11	11	11	11
Victor Liu	9	5	5	6			Alejandro Toranzos	11	4	7	7	6
Alejandro Toranzos	11	11	11	11											8	Thiago Monteiro	11	11	11	11
Heber Moscoso	3	11	3	5	7											Felipe Olivares	9	4	7	8
Jeremy Hazin	11	7	11	11	11	Jeremy Hazin		11	11	5	7	6	6
Facundo Rodríguez	4	5	7	3		Felipe Olivares		7	5	11	11	11	11
Felipe Olivares	11	11	11	11																		8	Thiago Monteiro	11	11	11	11
Emil Santos	11	11	9	11	11																	4	Alberto Mino	3	8	5	3
Johan Chavez	7	6	11	8	4	Emil Santos		11	11	11	10	7	12
Yomar Gonzalez	11	11	8	5	5	Ricardo Villa		6	8	3	12	11	10
Ricardo Villa	13	9	11	11	11											Emil Santos	4	10	12	7	6
Gaston Alto	11	11	11	11											4	Alberto Mino	11	12	10	11	11
Diego Avila	5	3	3	6			Gaston Alto	10	11	6	11	14	12	6
						4	Alberto Mino	12	7	11	8	16	10	11

Section 3

First Round						Second Round								Third Round						Quarterfinals

						3	Eric Jouti	11	11	11	11	11
Bryan Blas	4	11	9	7	3		Livan Martinez	6	6	13	4	9
Livan Martinez	11	8	11	11	11									3	Eric Jouti	11	13	11	11
Miguel Lara	8	7	10	6											Daniel Gonzalez	4	11	8	4
Nicholas Tio	11	11	12	11		Nicholas Tio		11	9	5	7	8
						Daniel Gonzalez		9	11	11	11	11
																				3	Eric Jouti	11	7	7	11	9
Juan Lamadrid	14	11	11	11	12															5	Horacio Cifuentes	8	11	11	13	11
Emiliano Riofrio	16	4	6	3	10	Juan Lamadrid		11	11	7	8	14	11
Fernando Arnez Ortuzte	4	6	8	2		Samuel Galvez		6	7	11	11	12	8
Samuel Galvez	11	11	11	11											Juan Lamadrid	9	5	4	8
Hector Gatica	11	14	13	11										5	Horacio Cifuentes	11	11	11	11
Pablo Palou	7	12	11	4			Hector Gatica	6	7	11	4
						5	Horacio Cifuentes	11	11	13	11

Section 4

First Round								Second Round							Third Round							Quarterfinals

								7	Gustavo Gomez	11	11	11	12
Pablo Vanegas	9	6	11	7	11	9			Isaac Vila	8	8	6	10
Isaac Vila	11	11	6	11	7	11									7	Gustavo Gomez	6	3	11	9	6
Allan Gutierrez	5	12	8	20	11	7	7									Marcos Madrid	11	11	9	11	11
Eduardo Lizarazu	11	10	11	18	7	11	11	Eduardo Lizarazu		7	7	11	4	3
Francisco Sanchi	8	4	7	9				Marcos Madrid		11	11	6	11	11
Marcos Madrid	11	11	11	11																			Marcos Madrid	3	11	11	10	8
Andy Pereira	11	13	11	11																		2	Marcelo Aguirre	11	13	2	12	11
Ricardo Jimenez	8	11	2	6				Andy Pereira		4	9	11	9	11
Humberto Manhani	12	8	11	11	11	11		Humberto Manhani		11	11	8	11	13
Nikhil Kumar	10	11	13	2	9	4										Humberto Manhani	11	7	7	6	8
Marko Medjugorac	11	8	16	11	11										2	Marcelo Aguirre	7	11	11	11	11
Rodrigo Hidalgo	9	11	14	8	7				Marko Medjugorac	12	11	8	5	8
								2	Marcelo Aguirre	14	9	11	11	11

Women's singles

Finals

Semifinals							Final

1	Zhang Mo	12	11	11	11
8	Gui Lin	10	6	5	8		1	Zhang Mo	4	8	7	11	7
4	Bruna Takahashi	5	11	8	7	5	2	Adriana Díaz	11	11	11	8	11
2	Adriana Díaz	11	8	11	11	11

Section 1

First Round								Second Round								Third Round								Quarterfinals

								1	Zhang Mo	11	12	11	11
Daniel Carrazana	7	8	6	5					Angela Guan	5	10	2	6
Angela Guan	11	11	11	11												1	Zhang Mo	11	11	11	9	11
Esmerlyn Castro	6	9	12	15	12	8	11										Esmerlyn Castro	6	1	3	11	4
Astrid Salazar	11	11	10	13	10	11	1	Esmerlyn Castro		3	6	11	12	11	11
								Caroline Kumahara		11	11	8	10	8	9
																								1	Zhang Mo	11	11	11	13
																								6	Paula Medina	7	6	3	11
								Daniela Ortega		11	6	11	11	11
								Monica Muñoz		9	11	8	4	6
																	Daniela Ortega	2	11	11	4	5	3
Daniely Ríos	11	11	11	11												6	Paula Medina	11	6	4	11	11	11
Candela Molero	6	5	8	9					Daniely Ríos	11	7	11	9	2	9
								6	Paula Medina	9	11	3	11	11	11

Section 2

First Round							Second Round								Third Round								Quarterfinals

							8	Gui Lin	11	11	11	11
Ivy Liao	13	11	11	5	6	10		Eva Brito	9	3	3	8
Eva Brito	11	3	13	11	11	12									8	Gui Lin	10	11	11	8	11	11
																Ana Codina	12	9	6	11	7	3
							Lisi Castillo		6	6	9	5
							Ana Codina		11	11	11	11
																							8	Gui Lin	9	8	11	11	11	11
																							3	Wu Yue	11	11	3	4	9	3
							Melanie Diaz		9	11	11	11	8	11
Clio Barcenas	9	11	11	7	9	6	Judith Morales		11	5	6	9	11	8
Judith Morales	11	4	9	11	11	11										Melanie Diaz	8	5	7	7
Lucia Cordero	11	0	4	6	6										3	Wu Yue	11	11	11	11
Cory Tellez	9	11	11	11	11			Cory Tellez	3	9	7	9
							3	Wu Yue	11	11	11	11

Section 3

First Round							Second Round								Third Round							Quarterfinals

							4	Bruna Takahashi	11	11	11	11
Fabiola Diaz	5	5	5	6				Idalys Lovet	3	4	6	6
Idalys Lovet	11	11	11	11											4	Bruna Takahashi	11	11	12	11
Yasiris Ortiz	11	11	11	11												Wang Xinyue	4	7	10	8
Manuela Echeverry	5	4	6	7			Yasiris Ortiz		11	5	5	11	3	9
							Wang Xinyue		8	11	11	9	11	11
																						4	Bruna Takahashi	11	11	4	11	10	11
																						5	Paulina Vega	8	7	11	3	12	6
							Yadira Silva		13	11	8	11	11
Emely Quinllin	11	6	4	14	11	11	Andrea Montufar		11	5	11	7	6
Andrea Montufar	8	11	11	16	8	13										Yadira Silva	9	6	5	11	6
															5	Paulina Vega	11	11	11	6	11
								Agustina Iwasa	7	4	12	11	5
							5	Paulina Vega	11	11	14	9	11

Section 4

First Round								Second Round									Third Round						Quarterfinals

								7	Lily Zhang	11	11	11	11
									Alicia Cote	8	7	7	7
																	7	Lily Zhang	11	11	11	11
Marbella Aceves	12	11	9	10	15	10	9											Mabelyn Enriquez	8	3	3	9
Valentina Rios	10	8	11	12	13	12	11	Valentina Rios		5	10	9	6
								Mabelyn Enriquez		11	12	11	11
																							7	Lily Zhang	9	7	6	8
																							2	Adriana Díaz	11	11	11	11
								Camila Arguelles		11	11	13	11	2	7	11
Maria Perdomo	11	8	11	9	12	11		Maria Perdomo		7	8	15	9	11	11	7
Lizdainet Rodriguez	7	11	4	11	10	4												Camila Arguelles	8	2	4	5
Jéssica Yamada	8	11	11	8	11	8	11										2	Adriana Díaz	11	11	11	11
Nathaly Paredes	11	2	7	11	2	11	7		Jéssica Yamada	4	4	11	4
								2	Adriana Díaz	11	11	13	11

Men's doubles

First Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals					Final

							1	Vitor Ishiy Eric Jouti	11	11	1
Samuel Galvez Emil Santos		6	2	6				Alberto Mino Emiliano Riofrio	8	9	2
Alberto Mino Emiliano Riofrio		11	11	11										1	Vitor Ishiy Eric Jouti	11	11	11
Gaston Alto Horacio Cifuentes		11	11	5	11										Gaston Alto Horacio Cifuentes	9	6	8
Franco Gareca Eduardo Lizarazu		8	4	11	2			Gaston Alto Horacio Cifuentes	4	11	11	12
	Jeremy Hazin Marko Medjugorac	6	12	12	5	3	3	Kanak Jha Victor Liu	11	9	9	10
3	Kanak Jha Victor Liu	11	10	10	11	11													1	Vitor Ishiy Eric Jouti	11	12	11
4	Brian Afanador Daniel Gonzalez	11	11	11															2	Marcelo Aguirre Alejandro Toranzos	5	10	6
	Pablo Palou Facundo Rodriguez	6	1	4			4	Brian Afanador Daniel Gonzalez	8	11	11	11
Bryan Blas Rodrigo Hidalgo		3	10	11	9			Marcos Madrid Ricardo Villa	11	7	9	6
Marcos Madrid Ricardo Villa		11	12	8	11									4	Brian Afanador Daniel Gonzalez	7	9	7
Gustavo Gomez Juan Lamadrid		9	11	11	11									2	Marcelo Aguirre Alejandro Toranzos	11	11	11
Jorge Campos Andy Pereira		11	9	9	9			Gustavo Gomez Juan Lamadrid	11	10	15	11	3
	Hector Gatica Heber Moscoso	11	5	8	9		2	Marcelo Aguirre Alejandro Toranzos	8	12	13	13	11
2	Marcelo Aguirre Alejandro Toranzos	8	11	11	1

Women's doubles

First Round						Quarterfinals							Semifinals						Final

						1	Alicia Cote Zhang Mo	11	11	11
Lisi Castillo Idalys Lovet	11	7	14	7	11		Lisi Castillo Idalys Lovet	9	6	6
Marbella Aceves Yadira Silva	6	11	12	11	6								1	Alicia Cote Zhang Mo	11	11	11
Gui Lin Jéssica Yamada	WO													Gui Lin Jéssica Yamada	4	8	8
Eva Brito Yasiris Ortiz							Gui Lin Jéssica Yamada	11	5	11	11
						3	Adriana Díaz Melanie Diaz	8	11	8	6
																			1	Alicia Cote Zhang Mo	11	11	11	11
																			2	Wu Yue Lily Zhang	13	3	8	7
						4	Judith Morales Paulina Vega	11	9	12	2	8
Lucia Cordero Andrea Montufar	7	3	8				Camila Arguelles Ana Codina	9	11	10	11	11
Camila Arguelles Ana Codina	11	11	11											Camila Arguelles Ana Codina	7	6	11	3
Paula Medina Maria Perdomo	11	11	11										2	Wu Yue Lily Zhang	11	11	7	11
Nathaly Medina Astrid Salazar	3	2	4				Paula Medina Maria Perdomo	8	2	6
						2	Wu Yue Lily Zhang	11	11	11

Mixed doubles

Finals

Semifinals						Final

1	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	11	8	11	11
8	Marcos Madrid Yadira Silva	6	11	5	7	1	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	5	11	8	3
3	Eugene Wang Zhang Mo	14	8	7		2	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	11	9	11	11
2	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	16	11	11

Top Draw

First Round						Second Round							Quarterfinals						Semifinals

						1	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	11	7	11	11
Marko Medjugorac Alicia Cote	6	11	11	8	11		Marko Medjugorac Alicia Cote	3	11	9	4
Alberto Mino Nathaly Paredes	11	7	6	4	4								1	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	13	13	11	11
Gaston Alto Ana Codina	9	11	11	11									7	Gaston Alto Ana Codina	15	11	8	7
Kevin Montufar Lucia Cordero	11	8	1	9			Gaston Alto Ana Codina	11	11	5	11
						7	Juan Lamadrid Paulina Vega	5	7	11	9
																			1	Kanak Jha Wu Yue	11	8	11	11
																			8	Marcos Madrid Yadira Silva	6	11	5	7
						8	Marcos Madrid Yadira Silva	5	11	5	11	11
Samuel Galvez Yasiris Ortiz							Daniel Gonzalez Melanie Diaz	11	6	11	4	5
Daniel Gonzalez Melanie Diaz	WO												8	Marcos Madrid Yadira Silva	11	9	11	11
													4	Vitor Ishiy Bruna Takahashi	3	11	8	4
							Andy Pereira Idalys Lovet	3	4	11
						4	Vitor Ishiy Bruna Takahashi	11	11	13

Bottom Draw

First Round						Second Round					Quarterfinals							Semifinals

						3	Eugene Wang Zhang Mo	11	11	11
Emiliano Riofrio Astrid Salazar	8	9	8				Nikhil Kumar Lily Zhang	9	8	4
Nikhil Kumar Lily Zhang	11	11	11								3	Eugene Wang Zhang Mo	11	11	11
											6	Horacio Cifuentes Camila Arguelles	5	2	4
							Emil Santos Eva Brito	9	5	1
						6	Horacio Cifuentes Camila Arguelles	11	11	11
																		3	Eugene Wang Zhang Mo	14	8	7
																		2	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	16	11	11
						5	Eric Jouti Gui Lin	11	11	11
Ricardo Villa Marbella Aceves	11	6	11	5	6		Hector Gatica Mabelyn Enriquez	7	9	9
Hector Gatica Mabelyn Enriquez	6	11	9	11	11						5	Eric Jouti Gui Lin	9	11	8	12	8
Gustavo Gomez Judith Morales	6	11	14	15							2	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	11	9	11	10	11
Jorge Campos Lisi Castillo	11	4	12	13			Gustavo Gomez Judith Morales	8	10	11
						2	Brian Afanador Adriana Díaz	11	12	13

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2018 Pan American Table Tennis Championships

Contents

Medal summary

Events

Medal table

Results

Men's singles

Finals

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Women's singles

Finals

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Men's doubles

Women's doubles

Mixed doubles

Finals

Top Draw

Bottom Draw

See also

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil	3	0	4	7
2	Puerto Rico	2	0	1	3
3	United States	1	4	0	5
4	Canada	1	1	2	4
5	Argentina	0	1	2	3
5	Paraguay	0	1	2	3
7	Chile	0	0	1	1
	Cuba	0	0	1	1
	Mexico	0	0	1	1
Totals (9 entries)		7	7	14	28