Guam at the 2011 Pacific Games
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| Guam at the 2011 Pacific Games | |
|---|---|
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| IOC code | GUM |
| in Nouméa, New Caledonia | |
| Competitors | 312 |
| Medals Ranked 14th |
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| Pacific Games appearances | |
Guam competed at the 2011 Pacific Games in Nouméa, New Caledonia between August 27 and September 10, 2011, finishing 14th, with 6 silver and 5 bronze medals. Guam had 312 competitors.[1]
Guam has qualified 6 athletes.[2]
- Men
- Michael Herreros
- Derek Mandell -
1500m
- Women
- Amy Atkinson
- Naomi Blaz
- Pollara Cobb
- Genie Gerardo
Baseball
Guam has qualified a team. Each team can have a maximum of 20 athletes.[3]
Men - 
Team Tournament
- Dale Alvarez
- Brian Balajadia
- Jathan Barnes
- Rico Castro
- Dominic Cruz
- Ryan Martinez
- Thomas Morrison
- Chad Palomo
- John Pangelinan
- Jim Reyes
- John Salas
- Freddy Cepeda Jr
- Thomas Sarmiento
- Anthony Yatar Jr
- Roke Alcantara Jr
- Alexander Cruz
- Paul Pangelinan
- Joseph Tuquero
Basketball
Guam has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes[4][5]
Men - Team Tournament
- Andrew Borja
- De’Andre Walker
- Edgardo Baza
- James Stake
- Jine Han
- John Chaco
- Joseph Blas Jr
- Romeo Sanchez
- Seve Susuico
- Shintaro Okada
- Vince Estella
- William Stinnett
- Women
- Ann Pajaro
- April Pardilla
- Brianna Benito
- Derin Santos
- Ha’Ani Mendiola
- Jocelyn Pardilla
- Kathryn Castro
- Raelene Tajalle
Bodybuilding
Guam has qualified 3 athletes.[6]
- Men
- Inacay Brando - -65 kg
- Richard Rosete - -75 kg
- Women
- Florencia Burke -
-55 kg
Canoeing
Guam has qualified 8 athletes.[7]
- Men
- Austin Carbullido
- Shawn Franquez
- Scott Ishizu
- Jesse Perez
- Kaohu Ruiz
- Carl Aguon Jr
- Alfred Sgambelluri
- William Taitingfong Jr
Football
Guam has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 21 athletes.[8][9]
- Men
- Brett Maluwelmeng
- Julius Campus
- Matthew Cruz
- Scott Leon Guerrero
- Edward Calvo
- Shawn Spindel
- Ian Mariano
- Dominic Gadia
- Elias Merfalen
- Jason Cunliffe
- Christian Schweizer
- Dylan Naputi
- David Manibusan
- Andre Gadia
- Jonathan Odell
- Joseph Laanan
- Mark Chargualaf
- Women
- Nichole Paulino
- Simone Willter
- Ashley Besagar
- Tatyana Ungacta
- Tanya Blas-Cruz
- Rachel Jordan
- Jannel Banks
- Kristin Thompson
- Arisa Recella
- Aika Young
- Alexy Barbe
- Phoebe Minato
- Tiana Jo Piper
- Felicia Alumbaugh
- Susanna Schlub
- Therese Diaz
- Andrea Odell
- Jena Cruz
Golf
Guam has qualified 8 athletes.[10]
- Men
- Mando Iwanaga
- Jimmy Mafnas
- John Muna
- Nathan Zhao
- Women
- Teresita Blair
- Pearl Magallanes
- Anna-Rose Tarpley
- Nalathai Vongjalorn
Judo
Guam has qualified 5 athletes.[11]
- Men
- Gen Imai
- Mario Manglona
- Vandric Castro
- Jerome Advincula
- Women
- Kaiulani Cruz
Rugby Sevens
Guam has qualified a women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes.[12]
- Women
- Jennifer Farley
- Kayla Taguacta
- Kimberly Taguacta
- Maria Sgro
- Tiffany Tallada
- Stephanie Tanh
- Tasi Ada
- Kimberly Sherman
- Cera Taguacta
Surfing
Guam has qualified 6 athletes.[13]
- Men
- Richmond Arciaga
- Charles Ikehara
- Derrick Ikehara
- Frederick Mendiola
- Cheyne Purcell
- Edward Santiago III
Swimming
Guam has qualified 9 athletes.[14]
- Men
- Pierson Cruz
- Christopher Duenas
- Rioin Oshiro
- Johnny Rivera
- Benjamin Schulte - 1500m Freestyle
- Women
- Jenina Cruz
- Jessica Jones
- Province Poppe
- Pilar Shimizu
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Guam has qualified 5 athletes.[16]
- Men
- Joseph Ho - -54 kg
- Gilbert Pascua
- Terrence Lapitan - -58 kg
- Vincent Garrido
- Women
- Hang Pham - -49 kg