Karate at the 2015 Pan American Games – Women's 50 kg

Women's 50 kg
at the XVII Pan American Games
VenueMississauga Sports Centre
DatesJuly 23
Competitors8 from 8 nations
Medalists
   Dominican Republic
   Chile
   Canada
   Brazil
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Karate at the
2015 Pan American Games
Men Women
  60 kg     50 kg  
67 kg 55 kg
75 kg 61 kg
84 kg 68 kg
+84 kg +68 kg

The women's 50 kg competition of the karate events at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada, was held on July 23 at the Mississauga Sports Centre.


Schedule

All times are Central Standard Time (UTC-6).

Date Time Round
July 23, 2015 14:05 Pool matches
July 23, 2015 20:05 Semifinals
July 23, 2015 21:05 Final

Results

Legend

Pool 1

Athlete Nation Pld W D L Points
GF GA Diff
Jusleen Virk Canada 321080+8
Ana Villanueva Dominican Republic 312021+1
Aurimer Campos Venezuela 310227-5
Merly Huamaní Peru 301204-4
Score
Peru Merly Huamaní (PER) 0–0 Dominican Republic Ana Villanueva (DOM)
Canada Jusleen Virk (CAN) 5–0 Venezuela Aurimer Campos (VEN)
Peru Merly Huamaní (PER) 0–3 Canada Jusleen Virk (CAN)
Dominican Republic Ana Villanueva (DOM) 2–1 Venezuela Aurimer Campos (VEN)
Peru Merly Huamaní (PER) 0–1 Venezuela Aurimer Campos (VEN)
Dominican Republic Ana Villanueva (DOM) 0–0 Canada Jusleen Virk (CAN)

Pool 2

Athlete Nation Pld W D L Points
GF GA Diff
Aline Souza Brazil 320143+1
Gabriela Bruna Chile 320132+1
Cecilia Cuellar Mexico 311121+1
Tyler Wolfe United States 301203-3
Score
Brazil Aline Souza (BRA) 0–2 Mexico Cecilia Cuellar (MEX)
Chile Gabriela Bruna (CHI) 1–0 United States Tyler Wolfe (USA)
Brazil Aline Souza (BRA) 2–1 Chile Gabriela Bruna (CHI)
Mexico Cecilia Cuellar (MEX) 0–0 United States Tyler Wolfe (USA)
Brazil Aline Souza (BRA) 2–0 United States Tyler Wolfe (USA)
Mexico Cecilia Cuellar (MEX) 0–1 Chile Gabriela Bruna (CHI)

Finals

Semifinals Gold medal match
 Canada Jusleen Virk (CAN) 1  
 Chile Gabriela Bruna (CHI) 1  
 
     Chile Gabriela Bruna (CHI) 0
   Dominican Republic Ana Villanueva (DOM) 5
 Dominican Republic Ana Villanueva (DOM) 2
 Brazil Aline Souza (BRA) 1  

References

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