List of Ecuador Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Ecuador Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Ecuador have taken part in the competition since 1961. [1]

Players

Giovanni Lapentti Giovanni Lapentti 2009 US Open 01.jpg
Giovanni Lapentti
Nicolas Lapentti N Lapentti 2009 Davis Cup 1.jpg
Nicolás Lapentti
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Martín Aguirre 0–30–20–121983
Andrés Alarcón 1–31–10–231989
Patricio Alvarado 0–10–10–012007
Enrique Andrade 0–20–20–011974
Carlos Avellán 15–129–86–4162002
Juan Francisco Barragán 0–10–10–011999
Pablo Campana 18–611–47–2141990
Julio César Campozano 9–148–101–4142006
Giorgio Carneade 2–81–51–351989
Jhonny de León 3–22–21–042002
Jean-Michel Durango 1–21–10–122007
Iván Endara 4–73–61–182008
Andrés Gómez 51–2731–1220–15371979
Juan Andrés Gómez 1–11–10–022006
Emilio Gómez 0–20–10–122010
Pancho Guzmán 13–248–155–9141963
Diego Hidalgo 0–20–10–112012
Nicolás Lapentti 61–3441–1620–18381993
Giovanni Lapentti 18–2611–177–9231998
Ernesto Lingen 1–71–50–251988
Luis Morejón 19–2116–213–0231991
Hugo Núñez 6–81–65–271987
Colón Núñez 1–40–31–121977
Gonzalo Núñez 0–20–20–011976
Miguel Olvera 21–2914–187–11191961
Ricardo Pazmiño 0–20–20–011978
Roberto Quiroz 0–20–00–222011
Martin Stiegwardt 1–01–00–012002
Juan Sebastián Vivanco 0–10–10–012011
Raúl Viver 15–1314–111–2181979
Ricardo Ycaza 28–2017–1211–8211973
Eduardo Zuleta 6–65–31–341961
José Zunino 0–20–20–022006

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