The Men's all events team event at the 2010 South American Games was the sum of the four previous competitions.
| Rank | Team | Athlete | Event | Total | Grand | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singles | Doubles | Trios/ Mixed | Teams | |||||
 |  Colombia | Manuel Hernando Ortiz (COL) | 1374 | 1129 | 1337 | 1170 | 5010 | 19,803 |
| Jaime Enrique Perdomo (COL) | 1319 | 1139 | 1232 | 1273 | 4963 | |||
| Jaime Andres Ardila (COL) | 1361 | 1167 | 1256 | 1135 | 4919 | |||
| Jorge David Rios (COL) | 1300 | 1147 | 1292 | 1172 | 4911 | |||
 |  Venezuela | Rafael Eduardo Medina (VEN) | 1291 | 1041 | 1365 | 1225 | 4922 | 19,114 |
| Ildemaro Ricardo Ruiz (VEN) | 1345 | 1194 | 1133 | 1172 | 4844 | |||
| Luis Richard Olivo (VEN) | 1196 | 1175 | 1257 | 1099 | 4727 | |||
| Danny Fung Sun (VEN) | 1161 | 1100 | 1214 | 1146 | 4621 | |||
 |  Brazil | Juliano Oliveira (BRA) | 1214 | 1175 | 1295 | 1138 | 4822 | 18,242 |
| Charles Robini (BRA) | 1269 | 1114 | 1151 | 995 | 4529 | |||
| Marcio Vieira (BRA) | 1159 | 1165 | 1124 | 1076 | 4524 | |||
| Walter Costa (BRA) | 1242 | 1034 | 1125 | 966 | 4367 | |||
| 4 |  Argentina | Jonatha Ariel Hocsman (ARG) | 1305 | 1040 | 1372 | 1020 | 4737 | 18,066 |
| Ricardo Javier Rosa (ARG) | 1268 | 1033 | 1163 | 1066 | 4530 | |||
| Sebastian Montalbetti (ARG) | 1232 | 877 | 1303 | 1091 | 4503 | |||
| Christian Fernando Dalmasso (ARG) | 1192 | 819 | 1257 | 1028 | 4296 | |||
| 5 |  Chile | Luis Felipe Gonzalez (CHI) | 1194 | 1048 | 1262 | 1068 | 4572 | 17,854 |
| Adrian Reyes Vargas (CHI) | 1234 | 1035 | 1217 | 1043 | 4529 | |||
| Harold Andrés Pickering (CHI) | 1264 | 1004 | 1141 | 1026 | 4435 | |||
| Pablo Alejandro Pohl (CHI) | 1097 | 991 | 1264 | 966 | 4318 | |||
| 6 |  Bolivia | Ignacio Rojas Patino (BOL) | 1313 | 909 | 1223 | 1009 | 4454 | 17,452 |
| Sebastian Nemtala Garcia (BOL) | 1325 | 1026 | 1141 | 926 | 4418 | |||
| Pablo Hinojosa Rojas (BOL) | 1161 | 962 | 1173 | 1050 | 4346 | |||
| Oscar Guillermo Candia (BOL) | 1046 | 1035 | 1120 | 1033 | 4234 | |||
| 7 |  Netherlands Antilles | Emiel Samander (AHO) | 1339 | 985 | 1143 | 1069 | 4536 | 17,113 |
| Carlos Finx (AHO) | 1184 | 1136 | 1150 | 1026 | 4496 | |||
| Tarik Samander (AHO) | 1097 | 1020 | 1096 | 859 | 4072 | |||
| Felix Ibañez (AHO) | 1036 | 1005 | 975 | 993 | 4009 | |||
| 8 |  Peru | Adolfo Edgardo Chang (PER) | 1095 | 1146 | 1191 | 1064 | 4496 | 17,108 |
| Eduardo Fujinaka (PER) | 1140 | 1115 | 1161 | 945 | 4361 | |||
| Victor Ricardo Takechi (PER) | 1018 | 1069 | 1068 | 1039 | 4194 | |||
| Denis Richard Toyoda (PER) | 1212 | 918 | 1071 | 856 | 4057 | |||
| 9 |  Aruba | Jason Odor (ARU) | 1085 | 1119 | 1148 | 1049 | 4401 | 17,015 |
| Laurence Wilming (ARU) | 1198 | 963 | 1123 | 977 | 4261 | |||
| Errol Brown (ARU) | 1018 | 1022 | 1127 | 1054 | 4221 | |||
| Nelson Kelly (ARU) | 1069 | 1011 | 1029 | 1023 | 4123 | |||
| 10 |  Paraguay | Alejandro Kelly Carricarte (PAR) | 1229 | 963 | 1304 | 1043 | 4539 | 16,419 |
| Jorge Luis Alarcon (PAR) | 1195 | 961 | 1128 | 885 | 4169 | |||
| Alejandro Ignacio Lopez (PAR) | 1065 | 874 | 1031 | 894 | 3864 | |||
| Chieh Hsiao Tzu (PAR) | 1056 | 827 | 1106 | 858 | 3847 | |||
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