Squash at the 2011 Pan American Games – Men's team

Squash – Men's team at the XVI Pan American Games
Venue
Dates	October 18–20
Competitors	33 from 11 nations
Medalists
Arturo Salazar Eric Gálvez Cesar Salazar   Mexico   Shawn Delierre Andrew Schnell Shahier Razik   Canada     Brazil   Julian Illingworth Christopher Gordon   United States
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Squash at the 2011 Pan American Games
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Doubles	men	women
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The men's team competition of the squash events at the 2011 Pan American Games will be held from October 18 to 20 at the in Guadalajara, Mexico.^[1] The defending Pan American Games champion is the team from Colombia (Javier Castilla, Miguel Rodríguez and Bernardo Samper).^[2]

Round robin[]

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

Pool A[]

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	PF	PA	Points
Mexico (MEX)	2	1	0	15	3	181	103	2
United States (USA)	2	1	2	12	8	180	53	1
El Salvador (ESA)	2	0	2	2	18	109	214	0

18 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	United States (USA)	3–0	El Salvador (ESA)
		Score by game:
		Julian Illingworth	3–1
			3–1
Christopher Gordon			3–0

18 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico (MEX)	3–0	El Salvador (ESA)
		Score by game:
		Arturo Salazar	3–0
Eric Gálvez			3–0
César Salazar			3–0

19 October 15:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico (MEX)	2–1	United States (USA)
		Score by game:
		Eric Gálvez	3–0
Arturo Salazar			3–0	Julian Illingworth
César Salazar (RET)			0–3	Christopher Gordon

Pool B[]

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	PF	PA	Points
Canada (CAN)	3	3	0	27	4	326	176	3
Colombia (COL)	3	2	1	20	11	282	236	2
Chile (CHI)	3	1	2	9	21	208	293	1
Guatemala (GUA)	3	0	3	5	25	190	301	0

18 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	Canada (CAN)	3–0	Chile (CHI)
		Score by game:
		Shahier Razik	3–0	Jaime Pinto
Andrew Schnell			3–0
Shawn Delierre			3–0

18 October 13:00	Report[dead link]	Colombia (COL)	3–0	Guatemala (GUA)
		Score by game:
		Miguel Rodríguez	3–0
Javier Castilla			3–0
			3–0

19 October 9:00	Report[dead link]	Canada (CAN)	3–0	Guatemala (GUA)
		Score by game:
		Andrew Schnell	3–0
Shahier Razik			3–0
Shawn Delierre			3–2

19 October 9:00	Report[dead link]	Chile (CHI)	0–3	Colombia (COL)
		Score by game:
			0–3	Javier Castilla
			1–3	Miguel Rodríguez
			1–3

19 October 15:00	Report[dead link]	Canada (CAN)	3–0	Colombia (COL)
		Score by game:
		Andrew Schnell	3–1	Javier Castilla
Shahier Razik			3–0	Miguel Rodríguez
Shawn Delierre			3–0

19 October 19:00	Report[dead link]	Guatemala (GUA)	1–2	Chile (CHI)
		Score by game:
			3–1
			0–3
			0–3

Pool C[]

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	PF	PA	Points
Brazil (BRA)	3	3	0	27	4	339	211	3
Argentina (ARG)	3	2	1	19	16	314	313	2
Paraguay (PAR)	3	1	2	9	23	242	319	1
Peru (PER)	3	0	3	9	21	247	297	0

18 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	Brazil (BRA)	3–0	Paraguay (PAR)
		Score by game:
			3–0
			3–0
			3–0

18 October 13:00	Report[dead link]	Argentina (ARG)	2–1	Peru (PER)
		Score by game:
		Gonzalo Miranda	0–3	Andres Duany
			3–0	Diego Elias
Hernan D'Arcangelo			3–1

19 October 9:00	Report[dead link]	Brazil (BRA)	3–0	Peru (PER)
		Score by game:
			3–0	Diego Elias
			3–0	Andres Duany
			3–0

19 October 9:00	Report[dead link]	Paraguay (PAR)	0–3	Argentina (ARG)
		Score by game:
			1–3
			2–3	Gonzalo Miranda
			0–3	Hernan D'Arcangelo

19 October 15:00	Report[dead link]	Brazil (BRA)	3–0	Argentina (ARG)
		Score by game:
			3–1
			3–1	Gonzalo Miranda
			3–2	Hernan D'Arcangelo

19 October 19:00	Report[dead link]	Peru (PER)	1–2	Paraguay (PAR)
		Score by game:
		Diego Elias	3–0
Andres Duany			0–3
			2–3

Playoffs[]

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final
								A1	Mexico (MEX)	0	3	3
	B2	Colombia (COL)	3	1	1			C1	Brazil (BRA)	3	0	0
	C1	Brazil (BRA)	1	3	3										A1	Mexico (MEX)	3	1	3
	C2	Argentina (ARG)	2	0											B2	Canada (CAN)	1	3	0
	A2	United States (USA)	3	3				A2	United States (USA)	0	2
								B2	Canada (CAN)	1	3

Quarterfinals[]

20 October 11:00	Report[dead link]	Colombia (COL)	1–2	Brazil (BRA)
		Score by game:
		Miguel Rodríguez	3–1
			1–3
Javier Castilla			1–3

20 October 11:00	Report[dead link]	Argentina (ARG)	0–2	United States (USA)
		Score by game:
		Gonzalo Miranda	2–3	Julian Illingworth
Hernan D'Arcangelo			0–3	Christopher Gordon

Semifinals[]

20 October 15:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico (MEX)	2–1	Brazil (BRA)
		Score by game:
		Arturo Salazar	0–3
Cesar Salazar			3–0
Eric Gálvez			3–0

20 October 15:00	Report[dead link]	United States (USA)	0–2	Canada (CAN)
		Score by game:
		Julian Illingworth (ret.)	0–1	Shahier Razik
Christopher Gordon			2–3	Shawn Delierre

Final[]

21 October 15:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico (MEX)	2–1	Canada (CAN)
		Score by game:
		Cesar Salazar	3–1	Shawn Delierre
Arturo Salazar			1–3	Shahier Razik
Eric Gálvez			3–0	Andrew Schnell

References[]