Hockey at the 1995 Pan American Games

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The Field Hockey Tournament at the 1995 Pan American Games was held from March 12 to March 25 in Mar del Plata, Argentina. It served as a qualification tournament for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. The number one earned a ticket for the Olympic tournament. The men competed for the eighth time at the Pan Americans, the women for the third time.

Contents 1 Men's Tournament 1.1 Team rosters 1.1.1  Argentina 1.1.2  Canada 1.1.3  Chile 1.1.4  Cuba 1.1.5  Paraguay 1.1.6  Trinidad and Tobago 1.1.7  USA 1.2 Results 1.3 Standings 1.4 Play-offs 1.5 Final Ranking 1.6 Awards 2 Women's Tournament 2.1 Team rosters 2.1.1  Argentina 2.1.2  Canada 2.1.3  Cuba 2.1.4  Jamaica 2.1.5  Trinidad and Tobago 2.1.6  Paraguay 2.1.7  USA 2.2 Results 2.3 Standings 2.4 Play-offs 2.4.1 Bronze Medal Game 2.4.2 Final 2.5 Final Ranking 2.6 Awards 3 See also 4 References

[edit] Men's Tournament

[edit] Team rosters

[edit]  Argentina

Maximiliano Caldas Diego Chiodo Alejandro Doherty Fernando Falchetto Gustavo Keenan Patricio Keenan Jorge Lombi

Pablo Lombi Gabriel Minadeo Pablo Moreira (gk) Fernando Moresi Edgardo Pailos Rodolfo Pérez Jorge Querejeta

Carlos Regueti Rodolfo Schmitt Head Coach Unknown

[edit]  Canada

Alan Brahmst Patrick Burrows Paul Chohan Robin D'Abreo John DeSouza Rob Edamura Chris Gifford

Minder Gill Andrew Griffiths Doug Harris Hari Kant (gk) Peter Milkovich Ken Pereira Rick Roberts

Andre Rousseau Rob Short Head Coach Shiaz Virjee

[edit]  Chile

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[edit]  Cuba

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[edit]  Paraguay

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[edit]  Trinidad and Tobago

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[edit]  USA

Larry Amar Nick Butcher Steve Danielson Jeff Horrocks Steve Jennings Paul Lewis Olaf Maack

Ben Maruquin Marq Mellor Jon O'Haire John O'Neill Otto Steffers Phil Sykes Nigel Traverso

Taylor Trickle Steve Wagner Head Coach Lenny McCaigue

[edit] Results

• March 12

	Argentina	12–0	Trinidad & T.

	USA	3–2	Cuba

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• March 13

	Canada	5–0	Chile

	Argentina	18–0	Paraguay

	Cuba	5–0	Trinidad & T.

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• March 14

	Canada	3–1	USA

	Chile	7–1	Paraguay

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• March 15

	Argentina	3–0	Cuba

	USA	8–1	Trinidad & T.

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• March 17

	Canada	17–0	Paraguay

	Argentina	6–1	Chile

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• March 18

	Canada	4–0	Trinidad & T.

	Cuba	13–0	Paraguay

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• March 19

	Argentina	2–1	USA

	Trinidad & T.	3–0	Chile

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• March 20

	USA	11–0	Paraguay

	Cuba	1–1	Canada

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• March 22

	Cuba	2–0	Chile

	Argentina	1–1	Canada

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• March 23

	Trinidad & T.	7–0	Paraguay

	USA	2–0	Chile

[edit] Standings

	Team	Points	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	Diff
1.	Argentina	11	6	5	1	0	42	3	+39
2.	Canada	10	6	4	2	0	31	3	+28
3.	USA	8	6	4	0	2	26	10	+16
4.	Cuba	7	6	3	1	2	22	7	+15
5.	Trinidad and Tobago	4	6	2	0	4	11	29	–18
6.	Chile	2	6	1	0	5	8	19	–11
7.	Paraguay	0	6	0	0	6	1	73	–72

[edit] Play-offs

• March 25 — Bronze Medal Match

	USA	3–2	Cuba

• March 25 — Gold Medal Match

	Argentina	1–0	Canada

[edit] Final Ranking

RANK	TEAM
	Argentina
	Canada
	USA
4.	Cuba
5.	Trinidad and Tobago
6.	Chile
7.	Paraguay

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[edit] Awards

1995 Men's Pan American Games Winners
Argentina Sixth title

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[edit] Women's Tournament

[edit] Team rosters

[edit]  Argentina

Magdalena Aicega Valeria Almada Mariana Arnal (gk) María Camardón Julieta Castellán María Paula Castelli Silvina Corvalán

Anabel Gambero Marisa López Sofía MacKenzie Karina Masotta Sofía Oneto Gabriela Pando María Perrone

Jorgelina Rimoldi Gabriela Sánchez Head Coach Rodolfo Mendoza

[edit]  Canada

Dana Anderson Michelle Bowyer Nicole Colaco Tara Croxford Sian Davies Lisa Faust Sarah Hill

Chris Hunter Amy MacFarlane Karen MacNeill Veronica Planella Sue Reid Gillian Sewell Carla Somerville

Krista Thompson Deb Whitten Head Coach Marina van der Merwe

[edit]  Cuba

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[edit]  Jamaica

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[edit]  Trinidad and Tobago

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[edit]  Paraguay

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[edit]  USA

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[edit] Results

• March 12

	Canada	1–0	Trinidad & T.

	Argentina	8–0	Paraguay

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• March 13

	Cuba	1–0	Jamaica

	USA	2–0	Canada

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• March 14

	Argentina	1–0	Trinidad & T.

	USA	5–0	Cuba

	Jamaica	2–0	Paraguay

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• March 15

	Argentina	3–0	Canada

	Trinidad & T.	4–0	Paraguay

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• March 17

	USA	4–0	Jamaica

	Canada	3–0	Cuba

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• March 18

	Trinidad & T.	0–0	Jamaica

	USA	1–1	Argentina

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• March 19

	Canada	9–0	Paraguay

	Cuba	3–1	Trinidad & T.

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• March 20

	Argentina	8–0	Jamaica

	USA	11–0	Paraguay

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• March 22

	Argentina	5–0	Cuba

	Canada	1–0	Jamaica

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• March 23

	USA	6–0	Trinidad & T.

	Cuba	3–0	Paraguay

[edit] Standings

	Team	Points	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	Diff
1.	USA	11	6	5	1	0	29	1	+28
2.	Argentina	11	6	5	1	0	26	1	+25
3.	Canada	8	6	4	0	2	14	5	+9
4.	Cuba	4	6	2	0	4	5	16	–11
5.	Trinidad and Tobago	3	6	1	1	4	5	11	–6
6.	Jamaica	3	6	1	1	4	2	14	–12
7.	Paraguay	0	6	0	0	6	0	37	–37

[edit] Play-offs

[edit] Bronze Medal Game

March 25, 1995
	Canada	4–0	Cuba

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[edit] Final

March 25, 1995
	Argentina	2–2	USA

[edit] Final Ranking

RANK	TEAM
	Argentina
	USA
	Canada
4.	Cuba
5.	Trinidad and Tobago
6.	Jamaica
7.	Paraguay

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[edit] Awards

1995 Women's Pan American Games Winners
Argentina Third title

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[edit] See also

• Hockey at the Pan American Games

[edit] References

• US Field Hockey
• Pan Am Hockey
• Argentina Olympic Committee

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