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

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The men's team competition of the squash events at the 2011 Pan American Games will be held from October 18 to 20 at the Squash Complex in Guadalajara, Mexico.[1] The defending Pan American Games champion is the team from Colombia (Javier Castilla, Miguel Rodríguez and Bernardo Samper).[2]

VenueSquash Complex
DatesOctober 18–20
Competitors33 from 11 nations
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Squash – Men's team at the 2011 Pan American Games
VenueSquash Complex
DatesOctober 18–20
Competitors33 from 11 nations
Medalists
Gold medal Arturo Salazar
Eric Gálvez
César Salazar		  Mexico
Silver medal Shawn Delierre
Andrew Schnell
Shahier Razik		  Canada
Bronze medal Vinicius De Lima
Vinicius Rodrigues
Rafael Fernandes		  Brazil
Bronze medal Julian Illingworth
Christopher Gordon
Graham Bassett		  United States
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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

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Nation Pld W L GF GA PF PA Points
 Mexico 2201531811032
 United States 211128180531
 El Salvador 2022181092140
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18 October
10:00		 Report[dead link]  United States 3–0  El Salvador Squash Complex
Score by game:
Julian Illingworth 3–1 Walter Weisskopf
Graham Bassett 3–1 José Molina
Christopher Gordon 3–0 Byron Garcia
18 October
16:00		 Report[dead link]  Mexico 3–0  El Salvador Squash Complex
Score by game:
Arturo Salazar 3–0 Walter Weisskopf
Eric Gálvez 3–0 José Molina
César Salazar 3–0 Byron Garcia
19 October
15:00		 Report[dead link]  Mexico 2–1  United States Squash Complex
Score by game:
Eric Gálvez 3–0 Graham Bassett
Arturo Salazar 3–0 Julian Illingworth
César Salazar (RET) 0–3 Christopher Gordon

Pool B

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Nation Pld W L GF GA PF PA Points
 Canada 3302743261763
 Colombia 32120112822362
 Chile 3129212082931
 Guatemala 3035251903010
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18 October
10:00		 Report[dead link]  Canada 3–0  Chile Squash Complex
Score by game:
Shahier Razik 3–0 Jaime Pinto
Andrew Schnell 3–0 Rafael Allendes
Shawn Delierre 3–0 Maximiliano Camiruaga
18 October
13:00		 Report[dead link]  Colombia 3–0  Guatemala Squash Complex
Score by game:
Miguel Rodríguez 3–0 Mauricio Sedano
Javier Castilla 3–0 Bryan Bonilla
Andrés Vargas 3–0 José Méndez
19 October
9:00		 Report[dead link]  Canada 3–0  Guatemala Squash Complex
Score by game:
Andrew Schnell 3–0 Bryan Bonilla
Shahier Razik 3–0 Mauricio Sedano
Shawn Delierre 3–2 José Méndez
19 October
9:00		 Report[dead link]  Chile 0–3  Colombia Squash Complex
Score by game:
Rafael Allendes 0–3 Javier Castilla
Jamie Pinto 1–3 Miguel Rodríguez
Maximiliano Camiruaga 1–3 Andrés Vargas
19 October
15:00		 Report[dead link]  Canada 3–0  Colombia Squash Complex
Score by game:
Andrew Schnell 3–1 Javier Castilla
Shahier Razik 3–0 Miguel Rodríguez
Shawn Delierre 3–0 Andrés Vargas
19 October
19:00		 Report[dead link]  Guatemala 1–2  Chile Squash Complex
Score by game:
Bryan Bonilla 3–1 Rafael Allendes
Mauricio Sedano 0–3 Bryan Bonilla
José Méndez 0–3 Maximiliano Camiruaga

Pool C

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Nation Pld W L GF GA PF PA Points
 Brazil 3302743392113
 Argentina 32119163143132
 Paraguay 3129232423191
 Peru 3039212472970
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18 October
10:00		 Report[dead link]  Brazil 3–0  Paraguay Squash Complex
Score by game:
Rafael Fernandes 3–0 Esteban Casarino
Vinicius De Lima 3–0 Nicolas Caballero
Vinicius Rodrigues 3–0 André L'Heureux
18 October
13:00		 Report[dead link]  Argentina 2–1  Peru Squash Complex
Score by game:
Gonzalo Miranda 0–3 Andrés Duany
Roberto Pezotta 3–0 Diego Elías
Hernán D'Arcangelo 3–1 Alonso Escudero
19 October
9:00		 Report[dead link]  Brazil 3–0  Peru Squash Complex
Score by game:
Vinicius De Lima 3–0 Diego Elías
Rafael Fernandes 3–0 Andrés Duany
Vinicius Rodrigues 3–0 Alonso Escudero
19 October
9:00		 Report[dead link]  Paraguay 0–3  Argentina Squash Complex
Score by game:
Nicolas Caballero 1–3 Roberto Pezotta
Esteban Casarino 2–3 Gonzalo Miranda
André L'Heureux 0–3 Hernán D'Arcangelo
19 October
15:00		 Report[dead link]  Brazil 3–0  Argentina Squash Complex
Score by game:
Vinicius De Lima 3–1 Roberto Pezotta
Rafael Fernandes 3–1 Gonzalo Miranda
Vinicius Rodrigues 3–2 Hernán D'Arcangelo
19 October
19:00		 Report[dead link]  Peru 1–2  Paraguay Squash Complex
Score by game:
Diego Elías 3–0 Nicolas Caballero
Andrés Duany 0–3 Esteban Casarino
Alonso Escudero 2–3 André L'Heureux

Playoffs

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
A1  Mexico 0 3 3
B2  Colombia 3 1 1 C1  Brazil 3 0 0
C1  Brazil 1 3 3 A1  Mexico 3 1 3
C2  Argentina 2 0 B2  Canada 1 3 0
A2  United States 3 3 A2  United States 0 2
B2  Canada 1 3

Quarterfinals

20 October
11:00		 Report[dead link]  Colombia 1–2  Brazil Squash Complex
Score by game:
Miguel Rodríguez 3–1 Rafael Fernandes
Andrés Vargas 1–3 Vinicius Rodrigues
Javier Castilla 1–3 Vinicius de Lima
20 October
11:00		 Report[dead link]  Argentina 0–2  United States Squash Complex
Score by game:
Gonzalo Miranda 2–3 Julian Illingworth
Hernán D'Arcangelo 0–3 Christopher Gordon

Semifinals

20 October
15:00		 Report[dead link]  Mexico 2–1  Brazil Squash Complex
Score by game:
Arturo Salazar 0–3 Rafael Fernandes
César Salazar 3–0 Vinicius Rodrigues
Eric Gálvez 3–0 Vinicius de Lima
20 October
15:00		 Report[dead link]  United States 0–2  Canada Squash Complex
Score by game:
Julian Illingworth (ret.) 0–1 Shahier Razik
Christopher Gordon 2–3 Shawn Delierre

Final

21 October
15:00		 Report[dead link]  Mexico 2–1  Canada Squash Complex
Score by game:
César Salazar 3–1 Shawn Delierre
Arturo Salazar 1–3 Shahier Razik
Eric Gálvez 3–0 Andrew Schnell

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