Table tennis at the Pan American Games

Table tennis has been held at the Pan American Games since the 1979 Pan American Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Medal winners

Men's singles

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Eddie Lo (CAN)[1]	Mario Álvarez (DOM)[1]	Alex Polisois (CAN)[1]
				Raymundo Fermin (DOM)[1]
1983	Caracas	Brian Masters (USA)[2]	Ricardo Inokuchi (BRA)[2]	Mario Álvarez (DOM)[2]
				Walter Nathan (PER)[2]
1987	Indianapolis	Joe Ng (CAN)[3]	Sean O'Neill (USA)[3]	Cláudio Kano (BRA)[3]
				Carlos Kawai (BRA)[3]
1991	Havana	Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[4][5]	Cláudio Kano (BRA)[4]	Horatio Pintea (CAN)[4]
				James Butler (USA)[4]
1995	Mar del Plata	Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[6][7]	Cláudio Kano (BRA)[6]	Horatio Pintea (CAN)[6]
				James Butler (USA)[6]
1999	Winnipeg	David Zhuang (USA)[8]	Liu Song (ARG)[8]	Fransisco Arado (CUB)[8]
				Jorge Gambra (CHI)[8]
2003	Santo Domingo	Lin Ju (DOM)[9][10]	Thiago Monteiro (BRA)[9][10]	Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[9][10]
				Liu Song (ARG)[9]
2007	Rio de Janeiro	Lin Ju (DOM)[11]	Liu Song (ARG)[11]	Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[11]
				Thiago Monteiro (BRA)[11]
2011	Guadalajara	Liu Song (ARG)	Marcos Madrid (MEX)	Alberto Mino (ECU)
				Lin Ju (DOM)
2015	Toronto	Hugo Calderano (BRA)	Gustavo Tsuboi (BRA)	Thiago Monteiro (BRA)
				Eugene Wang (CAN)

Men's doubles

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Eddie Lo Alex Polisois (CAN)[1]	Mario Álvarez Esteban Ortiz Gonzalo (DOM)[1]	Raymundo Fermin Juan Vila (DOM)[1]
				Gustavo Ripalda Gustavo Ulloa (ECU)[1]
1983	Caracas	Ricardo Inokuchi Cláudio Kano (BRA)[2]	Raymundo Fermin Juan Vila (DOM)[2]	Brian Masters Sean O'Neill (USA)[2]
				Marcos Nunes Jorge Gambra (CHI)[2]
1987	Indianapolis	Joe Ng Horatio Pintea (CAN)[3]	Cláudio Kano Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[3]	Marcos Nunes Jorge Gambra (CHI)[3]
				Mario Álvarez Juan Vila (DOM)[3]
1991	Havana	Cláudio Kano Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[4]	Joe Ng Horatio Pintea (CAN)[4]	Carlos Kawai Silney Yuta (BRA)[4]
				Ruben Arado Ernesto Gonzalez (CUB)[4]
1995	Mar del Plata	Cláudio Kano Hugo Hoyama (BRA)[6]	Pablo Tabachnik Martin Paradela (ARG)[6]	Joe Ng Horatio Pintea (CAN)[6]
				Juan Papic Juan Salamanca (CHI)[6]
2003	Santo Domingo	Hugo Hoyama Thiago Monteiro (BRA)[9]	Gustavo Tsuboi Bruno Anjos (BRA)[9]	Liu Song Pablo Tabachnik (ARG)[9]
				Lin Ju Roberto Brito (DOM)[9]

Men's team

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Dominican Republic Mario Álvarez[1] Raymundo Fermin[1] Esteban Ortiz[1] Juan Vila[1]	United States Quang Dang Bui[1] David Sakai[1] Dean Doyle[1] Todd Petersen[1]	Canada Eddie Lo[12] Alex Polisois[12]
1983	Caracas	Brazil Ricardo Inokuchi[2][13] Cláudio Kano[2][13] Acassio da Cunha[2][13] Aristides Nascimento[2] Maurício Kobayashi[2]	Canada Joe Ng[2] Horatio Pintea[2] Bao Nguyen[2] Alain Bourbonnais[2]	Dominican Republic Mario Álvarez[14] Raymundo Fermin[14] Juan Vila[14] Gonzalo Ortiz
				Jamaica
1987	Indianapolis	Brazil Cláudio Kano[3] Hugo Hoyama[3] Carlos Kawai[3] Carlos Kawai	United States James Butler[3] Khoa Nguyen[3] Sean O'Neill[3] Quang Bui	Canada Joe Ng[15] Horatio Pintea[15] Cristopher Chu
1991	Havana	Brazil Cláudio Kano[4][5] Hugo Hoyama[4][5] Carlos Kawai[4][5] Silnei Yuta[4][5]	United States James Butler[4] Sean O'Neill[4] Dhirem Narotam[4] Chi-Sun Chui	Canada Joe Ng[16] Horatio Pintea[16] Francis Trudel Come-Vincent Bernier
1995	Mar del Plata	Brazil Cláudio Kano[6][7] Hugo Hoyama[6][7] Carlos Kawai[6][7] Silnei Yuta[6]	United States James Butler[6] Sean O'Neill[6] Chi-Sun Chui[6] Derek May[6]	Canada Joe Ng[17] Horatio Pintea[17] Francis Trudel[17] D. Su
1999	Winnipeg	United States David Zhuang[8] Eric Owens[8] Todd Sweeris[8]	Argentina Liu Song[8] Pablo Tabachnik[8] Juan Frery[8]	Brazil Hugo Hoyama[18][19] Thiago Monteiro[19] Carlos Kawai[19]
				Canada Pradeeban Peter-Paul[18][20] Xavier Therien[20] Horatio Pintea[20]
2007	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil Hugo Hoyama[11] Thiago Monteiro[11] Gustavo Tsuboi[11]	Argentina Liu Song[11] Pablo Tabachnik[11] Gaston Alto[11]	Canada Pierre-Luc Hinse[21] Shen Qiang[21] Pradeeban Peter-Paul[21]
				United States Mark Hazinski[22] Eric Owens[22][23] Han Xiao[22]
2011	Guadalajara	Brazil Hugo Hoyama Thiago Monteiro Gustavo Tsuboi	Argentina Liu Song Pablo Tabachnik Gaston Alto	Cuba Andy Pereira Jorge Campos Pavel Oxamendi
				Mexico Marcos Madrid Guillermo Muñoz Jude Okoh
2015	Toronto	Brazil Hugo Calderano Thiago Monteiro Gustavo Tsuboi	Paraguay Marcelo Aguirre Axel Gavilan Alejandro Toranzos	Canada Marko Medjugorak Pierre-Luc Thériault Eugene Wang
				Puerto Rico Brian Afanador Héctor Berríos Daniel González

Women's singles

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Mariann Domonkos (CAN)[1]	Liu Fan Yeen (USA)[1]	Diana Guillen (MEX)[1]
				Judy Bochenski (USA)[1]
1983	Caracas	Insook Bhushan (USA)[2]	Madeleine Armas (CUB)[2]	Elizabeth Popper (VEN)[2]
				Marta Báez (CUB)[2]
1987	Indianapolis	Insook Bhushan (USA)[3]	Mariann Domonkos (CAN)[3]	Mónica Liyau (PER)[3]
				Carmen Miranda Yera (CUB)[3]
1991	Havana	Insook Bhushan (USA)[4]	Lily Yip (USA)[4]	Madeleine Armas (CUB)[4]
				Jackeline Díaz (CHI)[4]
1995	Mar del Plata	Geng Lijuan (CAN)[6]	Lily Yip (USA)[6]	Barbara Chiu (CAN)[6]
				Diana Gee (USA)[6]
1999	Winnipeg	Gao Jun (USA)[8]	Geng Lijuan (CAN)[8]	Petra Cada (CAN)[8]
				Amy Feng (USA)[8]
2003	Santo Domingo	Gao Jun (USA)[9]	Wu Xue (DOM)[9]	Tawny Banh (USA)[9]
				Berta Rodriguez (CHI)[9]
2007	Rio de Janeiro	Gao Jun (USA)[11]	Wu Xue (DOM)[11]	Wang Chen (USA)[11]
				Judy Long (CAN)[11]
2011	Guadalajara	Mo Zhang (CAN)	Wu Xue (DOM)	Lily Zhang (USA)
				Ariel Hsing (USA)
2015	Toronto	Yue Wu (USA)	Gui Lin (BRA)	Caroline Kumahara (BRA)
				Lily Zhang (USA)

Women's doubles

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Mariann Domonkos Biurte Plucas (CAN)[1]	Judy Bochenski Connie Sweeris (USA)[1]	Ana Uribe Isabel Bastida (COL)[1]
				Paquita Roman Ailed Gonzalez (CUB)[1]
1983	Caracas	Insook Bhushan Diana Gee (USA)[2]	Madeleine Armas Marta Báez (CUB)[2]	Elizabeth Popper Nieves Arevalo (VEN)[2]
				Mariann Domonkos Thanh Mach (CAN)[2]
1987	Indianapolis	Carmen Miranda Yera Marisel Ramirez (CUB)[3]	Mariann Domonkos Thanh Mach (CAN)[3]	Madeleine Armas Marta Báez (CUB)[3]
				Patricia Cabrera Betty Guamancera (ECU)[3]
1991	Havana	Lily Yip Li Ai (USA)[4]	Insook Bhushan Diana Gee (USA)[4]	Madeleine Armas Yolanda Rodrigues (CUB)[4]
				Julie Barton Caroline Sylvestre (CAN)[4]
1995	Mar del Plata	Geng Lijuan Barbara Chiu (CAN)[6]	Sofija Tepes Jackelin Diaz (CHI)[6]	Tawny Banh Wang Wei (USA)[6]
				Berta Rodriguez Ursula Macaya (CHI)[6]
2003	Santo Domingo	Gao Jun Jasna Fazlic (USA)[9]	Lily Yip Tawny Banh (USA)[9]	Fabiola Ramos Luisana Perez (VEN)[9]
				Wu Xue Olga Vila (DOM)[9]

Women's team

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Canada Mariann Domonkos[1] Birute Plucas[1]	United States Liu Fan Yeen[1] Judy Bochenski[1] Connie Sweeris[1]	Trinidad and Tobago Nadira Abdool[24] Tara Hansrajsingh[24]
1983	Caracas	United States Insook Bhushan[2] Diana Gee[2]	Cuba Madeleine Armas[2] Marta Báez[2] Carmem Miranda Yera[2]	Canada Mariann Domonkos[25] Thanh Mach[25] Gloria Hsu
				Dominican Republic Blanca Alejo[25] Brigida Perez[25]
1987	Indianapolis	United States Insook Bhushan[3] Diana Gee[3] Lisa Gee[3] Takako Tren Holme[3]	Cuba Madeleine Armas[3] Marta Báez[3] Carmem Miranda Yera[3] Maricel Ramirez[3]	Canada Mariann Domonkos[26] Thanh Mach[26] Helene Bedard
1991	Havana	United States Insook Bhushan[4] Diana Gee[4] Lily Yip[4] Li Ai[4]	Cuba Madeleine Armas[4] Yolanda Rodriguez[4] Leticia Suarez[4] Maricel Ramirez[4]	Brazil Carla Tibério[5] Lyanne Kosaka[5] Marta Massuda[5] Mônica Dotti[5]
1995	Mar del Plata	Canada Geng Lijuan[6] Barbara Chiu[6] Chris Xu[6] Petra Cada[6]	United States Diana Gee[6] Lily Yip[6] Tawny Banh[6] Wang Wei[6]	Cuba Madeleine Armas[27] Yolaisdis García Marisel Ramírez Yolanda Rodriguez
1999	Winnipeg	United States Gao Jun[8] Tawny Banh[8] Amy Feng[8]	Canada Geng Lijuan[8] Chris Xu[8] Petra Cada[8]	Brazil Eugênia Ferreira[19] Lígia Silva[19] Lyanne Kosaka[19]
				Chile Berta Rodriguez[20] Sofija Tepes[20] Silvia Morel[20]
2007	Rio de Janeiro	United States Gao Jun[11] Wang Chen[11] Tawny Banh[11]	Canada Judy Long[11] Zhang Mo[11] Chris Xu[11]	Cuba Glendys Gonzalez[28] Dayana Ferrer[28] Anisleyvis Bereau[28]
				Dominican Republic Johenny Valdez[28] Wu Xue[28] Lian Qian[28]
2011	Guadalajara	Dominican Republic Wu Xue Johenny Valdez Eva Brito	Venezuela Fabiola Ramos Ruaida Ezzeddine Luisana Perez	United States Ariel Hsing Lily Zhang Erica Wu
				Colombia Paula Medina Luisa Zuluaga Johana Araque
2015	Toronto	United States Lily Zhang Yue Wu Jiaqi Zheng	Brazil Gui Lin Caroline Kumahara Lígia Silva	Canada Alicia Cote Anqi Luo Zhang Mo
				Puerto Rico Carelyn Cordero Adriana Diaz Melanie Diaz

Mixed doubles

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1979	San Juan	Alex Polisois Mariann Domonkos (CAN)[1]	Sergio Sanchez Diana Guillen (MEX)[1]	Eddie Lo Birute Plucas (CAN)[1]
				Bui Quang Dang Liu Fan Yeen (USA)[1]
1983	Caracas	Sean O'Neill Insook Bhushan (USA)[2]	Horatio Pintea Mariann Domonkos (CAN)[2]	Cláudio Kano Sandra Noda (BRA)[2]
				Fransisco Lopez Elizabeth Popper (VEN)[2]
1987	Indianapolis	Khoa Nguyen Insook Bhushan (USA)[3]	Sean O'Neill Diana Gee (USA)[3]	Joe Ng Mariann Domonkos (CAN)[3]
				Fransisco Lopez Elizabeth Popper (VEN)[3][29]
1991	Havana	Sean O'Neill Diana Gee (USA)[4]	Ruben Arado Yolanda Rodrigues (CUB)[4]	Joe Ng Julie Barton (CAN)[4]
				Ernesto Gonzalez Madeleine Armas (CUB)[4]
1995	Mar del Plata	Horatio Pintea Geng Lijuan (CAN)[6]	Fransisco Arado Madeleine Armas (CUB)[6]	Hugo Hoyama Lívia Kosaka (BRA)[6]
				Joe Ng Barbara Chiu (CAN)[6]

Medal table 1951-2015

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States	22	14	15	51
2	Brazil	14	9	14	37
3	Canada	13	8	24	45
4	Dominican Republic	4	6	12	22
5	Cuba	1	7	12	20
6	Argentina	1	6	1	8
7	Mexico	0	2	2	4
8	Chile	0	1	8	9
9	Venezuela	0	1	4	5
10	Paraguay	0	1	0	0
11	Ecuador	0	0	3	3
11	Colombia	0	0	3	3
13	Peru	0	0	2	2
13	Puerto Rico	0	0	2	2
15	Trinidad and Tobago	0	0	1	1
15	Jamaica (JAM)	0	0	1	1
Total		55	55	104	214

Events

Event	1979	1983	1987	1991	1995	1999	2003	2007	2011	2015
Men's singles	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•
Men's doubles	•	•	•	•	•		•
Men's team	•	•	•	•	•	•		•	•	•
Women's singles	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•
Women's doubles	•	•	•	•	•		•
Women's team	•	•	•	•	•	•		•	•	•
Mixed doubles	•	•	•	•	•
Events	7	7	7	7	7	4	6	4	4	4

References

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