Badminton at the 2011 Pan American Games – Women's singles

Badminton – Women's singles
at the XVI Pan American Games

Venue

Multipurpose Gymnasium

Dates

October 15 – October 20

Competitors

34 from 16 nations

Medalists

	Michelle Li	Canada
	Joycelyn Ko	Canada
	Claudia Rivero	Peru
	Victoria Montero	Mexico

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The women's singles badminton event at the 2011 Pan American Games was held from October 15–20 at the Multipurpose Gymnasium in Guadalajara.^[1] The defending Pan American Games champion was Eva Lee of the United States, while the defending Pan American Championship champion was Cee Ketpura, also of the United States.

The athletes were drawn into an elimination stage draw. Once a team lost a match it was no longer able to compete.^[1] The draw for the competition was done on October 7, 2011.^[2]

Seeds

Michelle Li (CAN) (Champion)
Rena Wang (USA) (Quarterfinals)
Joycelyn Ko (CAN) (Finals)
Victoria Montero (MEX) (Semifinals)

Claudia Rivero (PER) (Semifinals)
Christina Aicardi (PER) (Quarterfinals)
Iris Wang (USA) (Quarterfinals)
Alejandra Monteverde (PER) (Third Round)

Results

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals					Finals

1	Michelle Li (CAN)	21	21
7	Iris Wang (USA)	15	16
				1	Michelle Li (CAN)	21	21

				4	Victoria Montero (MEX)	10	7
4	Victoria Montero (MEX)	21	21

6	Christina Aicardi (PER)	15	10
									1	Michelle Li (CAN)	21	21
									3	Joycelyn Ko (CAN)	12	13
	Lohaynny Vicente (BRA)	11	12
3	Joycelyn Ko (CAN)	21	21
				3	Joycelyn Ko (CAN)	21	17	21

				5	Claudia Rivero (PER)	9	21	10
5	Claudia Rivero (PER)	21	21

2	Rena Wang (USA)	15	19

Top Half

Section 1

First Round	Second Round				Third Round				Quarterfinals


	1	M Li (CAN)	21	21
		F Silba (BRA)	10	14
					1	M Li (CAN)	21	21
						A De Leon (GUA)	14	6
		A De Leon (GUA)	21	21
		O Cabrera (DOM)	12	8
									1	M Li (CAN)	21	21
									7	I Wang (USA)	15	16
	7	I Wang (USA)	21	21
		P Saravia (GUA)	11	13
					7	I Wang (USA)	21	21
						C Leefmans (SUR)	10	10
		C Leefmans (SUR)	21	21
		V Valdesolo (ARG)	16	6

Section 2

First Round				Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals


				4	V Montero (MEX)	21	21
					K Wynter (JAM)	7	3
									4	V Montero (MEX)	21	21
										E Capote (ECU)	5	18
					P Tjitrodipo (SUR)	16	8
					E Capote (ECU)	21	21
														4	V Montero (MEX)	21	21
														6	C Aicardi (PER)	15	10
				6	C Aicardi (PER)	21	21
					N Villegas (CHI)	19	9
									6	C Aicardi (PER)	21	11	21
										M Hernandez (CUB)	15	21	19
					M Hernandez (CUB)	20	21	24
	E Quintero (VEN)	4	3		N Rangel (MEX)	22	12	22
	N Rangel (MEX)	21	21

Bottom Half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Quarterfinals

	V Vivieca (DOM)	14	21	24
	L Vicente (BRA)	21	19	26		L Vicente (BRA)	21	21
						M Haldane (JAM)	17	7
										L Vicente (BRA)	21	21
									8	A Monteverde (PER)	18	18
						R Ishaak (SUR)	11	9
					8	A Monteverde (PER)	21	21
														L Vicente (BRA)	11	12
													3	J Ko (CAN)	21	21
						S Daneysha (PUR)	21	21
						C Chou (CHI)	14	14
										S Daneysha (PUR)	9	7
									3	J Ko (CAN)	21	21
						M Ugalde (MEX)	11	19
					3	J Ko (CAN)	21	21

Section 4

First Round	Second Round				Third Round				Quarterfinals


		S Sotomayor (GUA)	21	21
		G Araujo (VEN)	6	12
						S Sotomayor (GUA)	6	1
					5	C Rivero (PER)	21	21
		S Watson (BAR)	8	8
	5	C Rivero (PER)	21	21
									5	C Rivero (PER)	21	21
									2	R Wang (USA)	15	19
		L Vicente (BRA)	21	21
		L Tovar (VEN)	8	8
						L Vicente (BRA)	18	8
					2	R Wang (USA)	21	21
		C Mislenis (CUB)	10	11
	2	R Wang (USA)	21	21

References

External links

Badminton women's draw

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