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

Squash – Women's team at the XVI Pan American Games
Venue
Dates	October 18–20
Competitors	25 from 8 nations
Medalists
Miranda Ranieri Samantha Cornett Stephanie Edmison   Canada   Silvia Angulo Catalina Pelaez   Colombia   Nayelly Hernández Samantha Terán   Mexico   Olivia Blatchford   United States
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Squash at the 2011 Pan American Games
Singles	men	women
Doubles	men	women
Team	men	women
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The women'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 Canada (Carolyn Russell, Runa Reta and Alana Miller).^[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
United States (USA)	3	3	0	20	13	332	295	3
Mexico (MEX)	3	2	1	23	9	334	247	2
Brazil (BRA)	3	1	2	15	19	304	325	1
Argentina (ARG)	3	0	1	9	26	248	351	0

18 October 13:00	Report[dead link]	United States (USA)	2–1	Brazil (BRA)
		Score by game:
		Olivia Blatchford	0–3	Thaisa Serafini
			3–1
			2–0

18 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico (MEX)	3–0	Argentina (ARG)
		Score by game:
		Samantha Terán	3–0	Antonella Falcione
Nayelly Hernández			3–0
			3–0

19 October 11:00	Report[dead link]	United States (USA)	2–1	Argentina (ARG)
		Score by game:
			3–1
Olivia Blatchford			3–0	Antonella Falcione
			2–3

19 October 13:00	Report[dead link]	Brazil (BRA)	0–3	Mexico (MEX)
		Score by game:
			1–3	Nayelly Hernández
Thaisa Serafini			0–3	Samantha Terán
Mariana Costa			1–3

19 October 17:00	Report[dead link]	United States (USA)	2–1	Mexico (MEX)
		Score by game:
			3–2	Nayelly Hernández
Olivia Blatchford			1–3	Samantha Terán
			3–0

19 October 19:00	Report[dead link]	Argentina (ARG)	0–3	Brazil (BRA)
		Score by game:
			2–3
Antonella Falcione			2–3
			1–3	Mariana Costa

Pool B[]

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	PF	PA	Points
Canada (CAN)	3	3	0	27	4	329	176	3
Colombia (COL)	3	2	1	21	10	304	216	2
Guatemala (GUA)	3	1	2	7	23	214	301	1
Chile (CHI)	3	0	3	6	24	157	311	0

18 October 13:00	Report[dead link]	Canada (CAN)	3–0	Chile (CHI)
		Score by game:
		Miranda Ranieri	3–0
Stephanie Edmison			3–0
Samantha Cornett			3–0

18 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Colombia (COL)	3–0	Guatemala (GUA)
		Score by game:
		Silvia Angulo	3–0
			3–0
Catalina Pelaez			3–0

19 October 11:00	Report[dead link]	Canada (CAN)	3–0	Guatemala (GUA)
		Score by game:
		Stephanie Edmison	3–0
Miranda Ranieri			3–1
Samantha Cornett			3–0

19 October 13:00	Report[dead link]	Chile (CHI)	0–3	Colombia (COL)
		Score by game:
			0–3
			1–3	Silvia Angulo
			0–3	Catalina Pelaez

19 October 17:00	Report[dead link]	Canada (CAN)	3–0	Colombia (COL)
		Score by game:
		Stephanie Edmison	3–0
Miranda Ranieri			3–1	Silvia Angulo
Samantha Cornett			3–2	Catalina Pelaez

19 October 17:00	Report[dead link]	Guatemala (GUA)	2–1	Chile (CHI)
		Score by game:
			3–2
			0–3
			3–0

Playoffs[]

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals
	A1	United States (USA)	3	1	0
	B2	Colombia (COL)	0	3	2
								B2	Colombia (COL)	1	1
								B1	Canada (CAN)	3	3
	A2	Mexico (MEX)	3	0	0
	B1	Canada (CAN)	0	3	3			Final

Semifinals[]

20 October 9:00	Report	United States (USA)	1–2	Colombia (COL)
		Score by game:
		Olivia Blatchford	3–0	Silvia Angulo
			1–3	Catalina Pelaez
(ret.)			0–2

20 October 9:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico (MEX)	1–2	Canada (CAN)
		Score by game:
		Samantha Terán	3–0	Miranda Ranieri
			0–3	Samantha Cornett
Nayelly Hernández			0–3	Stephanie Edmison

Final[]

21 October 11:00	Report[dead link]	Colombia (COL)	0–2	Canada (CAN)
		Score by game:
		Catalina Pelaez	1–3	Samantha Cornett
Silvia Angulo			1–3	Miranda Ranieri

References[]