Table tennis at the 2011 Pan American Games – Men's team

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Table tennis – Men's team at the 2011 Pan American Games
Table tennis pictogram.svg
VenueCODE Dome
Dates15–17 October 2011
Competitors36 from 12 nations
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Silver medal icon.svg   Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico
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The men's team competition of the table tennis events at the 2011 Pan American Games was held between 15 and 17 October 2011 at the CODE Dome in Guadalajara, Mexico. [1] The defending Pan American Games champion was Brazil (Hugo Hoyama, Thiago Monteiro and Gustavo Tsuboi).

Contents

Round robin

The round robin will be used as a qualification round. The twelve teams will be split into groups of four. The top two teams from each group will advance to the first round of playoffs. [2]

Group A

NationPldWLGFGA
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 22060
Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic 21135
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador 20226
15 October
12:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 30Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador CODE Dome
Score by game:
Hugo Hoyama 30 Geovanny Coello
Gustavo Tsuboi 31 Alberto Mino
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama 30 Dino Suarez/Geovanny Coello
15 October
16:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 30Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic CODE Dome
Score by game:
Gustavo Tsuboi 32 Ju Lin
Thiago Monteiro 30 Juan Vila
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama 32 Juan Vila/Emil Santos
16 October
10:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic 32Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador CODE Dome
Score by game:
Ju Lin 30 Alberto Mino
Juan Villa 03 Geovanny Coello
Juan Villa/Emil Santos 30 Dino Suarez/Geovanny Coello
Emil Santos 23 Alberto Mino
Ju Lin 30 Dino Suarez

Group B

NationPldWLGFGA
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 22062
Flag of the United States.svg  United States 21153
Flag of Chile.svg  Chile 20206
15 October
12:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 30Flag of Chile.svg  Chile CODE Dome
Score by game:
Pablo Tabachnik 30 Felipe Olivares
Liu Song 30 Alejandro Rodriguez
Pablo Tabachnik/Gaston Alto 32 Alejandro Rodriguez/Andres Carlier
15 October
16:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 32Flag of the United States.svg  United States CODE Dome
Score by game:
Liu Song 30 Yiyong Fan
Pablo Tabachnik 13 Timothy Wang
Pablo Tabachnik/Gaston Alto 23 Timothy Wang/Mark Hazinski
Liu Song 30 Mark Hazinski
Gaston Alto 32 Yiyong Fan
16 October
10:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of the United States.svg  United States 30Flag of Chile.svg  Chile CODE Dome
Score by game:
Timothy Wang 31 Felipe Olivares
Yiyong Fan 31 Alejandro Rodriguez
Timothy Wang/Mark Hazinski 32 Alejandro Rodriguez/Andres Carlier

Group C

NationPldWLGFGA
Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 22062
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 21143
Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala 20216
15 October
12:00
Report Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 30Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala CODE Dome
Score by game:
Pradeeban Peter-Paul 31 Jose Miguel Ramirez
Pierre-Luc Hinse 31 Hector Gatica
Pierre-Luc Hinse/Pierre-Luc Theiault 31 Hector Gatica/Heber Moscoso
15 October
16:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 13Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico CODE Dome
Score by game:
Pradeeban Peter-Paul 03 Marcos Madrid
Pierre-Luc Hinse 31 Guillermo Muñoz
Pierre-Luc Hinse/Pierre-Luc Theiault 03 Guillermo Munoz/Jude Okoh
Marcos Madrid 03 Pierre-Luc Hinse
16 October
10:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 31Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala CODE Dome
Score by game:
Marcos Madrid 32 Jose Miguel Ramirez
Guillermo Muñoz 31 Hector Gatica
Guillermo Muñoz/Jude Okoh 23 Hector Gatica/Heber Moscoso
Marcos Madrid 31 Heber Moscoso

Group D

NationPldWLGFGA
Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba 22060
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela 21133
Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador 20206
15 October
12:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela 30Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador CODE Dome
Score by game:
Henry Mujica 32 Josie Donado
Jonathan Pino 31 Henry Mejia
Jonathan Pino/Marco Navas 30 Luis Mejia/Saul Bonilla
15 October
16:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela 03Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba CODE Dome
Score by game:
Jonathan Pino 13 Andy Pereira
Luis Mejia 23 Pavel Oxamendi
Jonathan Pino/ Marco Navas 03 Pavel Oxamendi/Jorge Campos
16 October
10:00
Report [ dead link ]Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba 30Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador CODE Dome
Score by game:
Jorge Campos 30 Josue Donado
Andy Pereira 30 Luis Mejia
Pavel Oxamendi/Jorge Campos 30 Luis Mejia/Saul Bonilla

Playoffs

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
                     
 Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 333
 Flag of the United States.svg  United States 0 0 1
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 1 32 33
Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba 30 32 1
 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 2 0 32
 Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba 332 3
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 331 3
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 0 1 31
 Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 332 3
 Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic 1 1 30
Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 31 1 32
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2 330 3
 Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela 1 2 0
 Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 333

Quarterfinals

16 October
10:00
 Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 30Flag of the United States.svg  United States CODE Dome
Score by game:
Gustavo Tsuboi 30 Timothy Wang
Hugo Hoyama 30 Yiyong Fan
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama 31 Mark Hazinski/Timothy Wang
16 October
10:00
 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 13Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba CODE Dome
Score by game:
Pradeeban Peter 23 Pavel Oxamendi
Pierre-Luc Hinse 03 Andy Pereira
Pierre-Luc Thierault/Pierre-Luc Hinse 32 Jorge Campos/Pavel Oxamendi
Pradeeban Peter 23 Jorge Campos
16 October
10:00
 Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 31Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic CODE Dome
Score by game:
Marcos Madrid 31 Lin Ju
Jude Okoh 31 Emil Santos
Guillermo Munoz/Jude Okoh 23 Juan Vila/Emil Santos
Marcos Madrid 30 Juan Vila
16 October
10:00
 Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela 03Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina CODE Dome
Score by game:
Jonathan Pino 13 Liu Song
Henry Mujica 23 Gaston Alto
Pablo Tabachnik/Gaston Alto 03 Marco Navas/Jonathan Pino

Semifinals

16 October
18:00
 Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 32Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba Bronze medal icon.svgCODE Dome
Score by game:
Hugo Hoyama 13 Andy Pereira
Gustavo Tsuboi 30 Jorge Campos
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama 23 Pavel Oxamendi/Jorge Campos
Thiago Monteiro 32 Andy Pereira
Gustavo Tsuboi 31 Pavel Oxamendi
16 October
18:00
 Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 23Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina CODE Dome
Score by game:
Marcos Madrid 32 Liu Song
Guillermo Munoz 13 Pablo Tabachnik
Jude Okoh/Guillermo Munoz 13 Gaston Alto/Liu Song
Marcos Madrid 30 Gaston Alto
Jude Okoh 23 Pablo Tabachnik

Final

17 October
12:00
Report Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 31Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Silver medal icon.svgCODE Dome
Score by game:
Gustavo Tsuboi 30 Liu Song
Thiago Monteiro 31 Pablo Tabachnik
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama 13 Liu Song/Gaston Alto
Hugo Hoyama 31 Pablo Tabachnik

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