Hockey at the 1999 Pan American Games

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The Field Hockey Tournament at the 1999 Pan American Games was held on the pitch of the Kildonan East College near Winnipeg, Canada, from Saturday July 24 to Wednesday August 4. It served as a qualification tournament for the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. The number one earned a ticket for the Olympic tournament. The men competed for the ninth time at the Pan American Games, the women for the fourth time.

Contents 1 Men's tournament 1.1 Participating nations 1.2 Team rosters 1.2.1  Argentina 1.2.2  Canada 1.2.3  Chile 1.2.4  Cuba 1.2.5  Mexico 1.2.6  Trinidad and Tobago 1.2.7  USA 2 Umpires 3 Preliminary Round-Robin 3.1 Standings 3.2 Results 4 Play-offs 4.1 Bronze Medal Game 4.2 Final 5 Final Ranking 6 Awards 7 Topscorers 8 Remarks 9 Women's tournament 9.1 Participating nations 9.2 Team Rosters 9.2.1  Argentina 9.2.2  Canada 9.2.3  Chile 9.2.4  Cuba 9.2.5  Mexico 9.2.6  Trinidad and Tobago 9.2.7  USA 10 Umpires 11 Preliminary Round-Robin 11.1 Standings 11.2 Results 12 Play-offs 12.1 Bronze Medal Game 12.1.1 Final 13 Final Ranking 14 Awards 15 Remarks 16 Topscorers 17 References

[edit] Men's tournament

[edit] Participating nations

Qualified for the ninth edition of the Men's Field Hockey Tournament at the Pan American Games were the top five teams from the 1995 Pan American Games in Mar del Plata, Argentina:

•  Argentina
•  Canada
•  USA
•  Cuba
•  Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago

And the numbers two of the 1998 South American Championship (Chile) and the 1998 Central American Championship (Mexico):

•  Chile
•  Mexico

[edit] Team rosters

[edit]  Argentina

Máximo Pellegrino, Andrés Castelli, Mariano Chao (gk), Diego Chiodo , Jorge Lombi, Fernando Moresi, Fernando Zylberberg, Ezequiel Paulón, Santiago Capurro, Rodolfo Pérez, Carlos Retegui, Mariano Ronconi (gk), Gabriel Garreta, Tomás MacCormik, Rodrigo Vila, and Matias Vila. Head Coach: Marcelo Garraffo.

[edit]  Canada

Robin D'Abreo, Ian Bird, Alan Brahmst, Sean Campbell, Chris Gifford, Andrew Griffiths, Ronnie Jagday, Hari Kant (gk), Bindi Kullar, Mike Mahood (gk), Peter Milkovich , Scott Mosher, Ken Pereira, Rick Roberts, Rob Short and Paul Wettlaufer. Head Coach: Shiaz Virjee.

[edit]  Chile

Pablo Boetsch , Felipe Casanova, Alfredo Gantz, Rodrigo Hernández (gk), Walter Kramer, Sebastian Lüders, Raul Maffei, Cristian Montegu (gk), Luis Montegu, Jorge O'Ryan, Pablo O'Ryan, Sven Schonborn, Alan Stein, Gabriel Thiermann, Alfredo Urner, and Diego Wenz.

[edit]  Cuba

Alexander Armas, Eduardo Aroche (gk), Alain Bardaji, Juan Benavides, Yoandy Blanco, Puro Delgado, Ihosvany Hernández (gk), Ulises Lapera, Rolando Larrinaga, Yumay Oliva, Jorge Perez Hernández, Yuri Perez, Vladimir Reyes, José Rodríguez García, Yunier Rodriguez, and Victorio Valladares .

[edit]  Mexico

Hugo Aguilera, Miguel Bautista, Enrique Castro, Jaime Eduardo Chávez, Víctor Coleman, Carlos Gónzalez Moreno, Oscar Hernández, Marcos Márquez, Gabriel Martínez (gk), Armando Molina, Hugo Enrique Tagle, Juan Apuleyo Huerta, Jesús López Molina (gk), Mario Antonio Rosales, Carlos Ernesto Morales, and Pablo Sandino Morales. Head Coach: Jaime Chávez.

[edit]  Trinidad and Tobago

Kwandwane Browne , Roger Daniel, Peter Edwards, Glen Francis (gk), David Francois, George Froix, Brian Garcia, Damian Golden, Aldon Jasper, Brian Lee Chow (gk), Albert Marcano, Anthony Marcano, Dean Nieves, Kurt Noriega, Dwain Quan Chan, and Nicholas Wren.

[edit]  USA

Jang Badhesha, Rinku Bhamber, Randy Christie, Jeremy Cook, Patrick Cota, Steve Danielson, Andrew Duncan (gk), Shawn Hindy, Steve Jennings, Ryan Langford , Shawn Nakamura, Gus Reed, Mike Schanafelt, Brian Schledorn, John Voegtli (gk), and Scott Williams. Head Coach: Shiv Jagday.

[edit] Umpires

Xavier Adell Cameron Burke Roberto Lopez García

José Ramirez Gutierrez Roger St. Rose Marcelo Servetto

Steve Simpson Chris Wilson Richard Wisdom

[edit] Preliminary Round-Robin

[edit] Standings

	Team	Points	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	Diff
1.	Canada	16	6	5	1	0	28	5	+23
2.	Argentina	16	6	5	1	0	29	7	+22
3.	Cuba	10	6	3	1	2	12	15	–3
4.	Chile	8	6	2	2	2	11	16	–5
5.	USA	5	6	1	2	3	11	12	–1
6.	Trinidad and Tobago	4	6	1	1	4	13	25	–12
7.	Mexico	0	6	0	0	6	6	30	–24

[edit] Results

July 24, 1999 18:00
	USA	1–1	Chile
	Steve Jennings 41'		Jorge O'Ryan 41'

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July 24, 1999 20:00
	Canada	7–0	Trinidad & T.	Umpires: Xavier Adell (ESP) Marcelo Servetto (ARG)
	Andrew Griffiths 19' Scott Mosher 22' Paul Wettlaufer Andrew Griffiths 37' Peter Milkovich 45' (ps) Peter Milkovich 46' (ps) Rob Short 59'

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July 25, 1999 18:00
	Cuba	1–4	Argentina

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July 25, 1999 20:00
	Mexico	0–5	Canada	Umpires: Cameron Burke (BAR) Richard Wisdom (JAM)
			Scott Mosher 19' Bindi Kullar 35' Peter Milkovich 46' (pc) Paul Wettlaufer 48' Scott Mosher 65'

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July 26, 1999 15:00
	Trinidad & T.	1–1	USA	Umpires: Xavier Adell (ESP) Chris Wilson (CAN)
	Brian Garcia 44'		Scott Williams 19' (ps)

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July 26, 1999 17:00
	Cuba	1–1	Chile

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July 26, 1999 19:00
	Mexico	1–6	Argentina

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July 27, 1999 17:00
	Canada	2–0	USA	Umpires: Xavier Adell (ESP) Roger St. Rose (TRI)
	Paul Wettlaufer 33' Peter Milkovich 70' (pc)

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July 27, 1999 19:00
	Trinidad & T.	2–4	Chile

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July 28, 1999 15:00
	Cuba	3–0	Mexico

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July 28, 1999 17:00
	Argentina	3–3	Canada	Umpires: Cameron Burke (BAR) Steve Simpson (USA)
	Santiago Capurro 6' Tomás MacCormik 21' Santiago Capurro 53'		Peter Milkovich 23' (pc) Peter Milkovich 37' (pc) Peter Milkovich 60' (pc)

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July 29, 1999 15:00
	Mexico	2–3	Chile

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July 30, 1999 11:00
	Cuba	3–2	Trinidad & T.

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July 30, 1999 13:00
	Argentina	4–1	USA	Umpires: Roberto Lopez (CUB) Chris Wilson (CAN)
	Rodrigo Vila 6' Jorge Lombi 35' (pc) Fernando Moresi 49' (pc) Jorge Lombi 60' (pc)		Scott Williams 63' (pc)

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July 31, 1999 13:00
	Cuba	0–6	Canada	Umpires: Marcelo Servetto (ARG) Roger St. Rose (TRI)
			Peter Milkovich 9' (pc) Rob Short 15' Scott Mosher 25' (pc) Bindi Kullar 44' Ian Bird 53' (pc) Ian Bird 63' (pc)

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July 31, 1999 15:00
	Argentina	7–1	Trinidad & T.

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August 1, 1999 11:00
	Mexico	0–6	USA	Umpires: Xavier Adell (ESP) Cameron Burke (BAR)
			Steve Jennings 21' (pc) Shawn Nakamura 26' (pc) Jang Badesha 35' Scott Williams 39' Jeremy Cook 52' Shawn Nakamura 61' (pc)

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August 1, 1999 13:00
	Canada	5–2	Chile	Umpires: Roberto Lopez (CUB) Steve Simpson (USA)
	Rob Short 16' (pc) Scott Mosher 31' (pc) Chris Gifford 39' Peter Milkovich 44' (pc) Andrew Griffiths 49'		Sven Schonborn 6' (pc) Luis Montegu 69' (pc)

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August 2, 1999 11:00
	Mexico	3–7	Trinidad & T.

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August 2, 1999 13:00
	Cuba	4–2	USA	Umpires: José Ramirez (MEX) Roger St. Rose (TRI)
	Ulises Lapera 14' (pc) Juan Benavides 49' (pc) Ulises Lapera 62' Vladimir Reyes 68' (pc)		Shawn Hindy 22' Shawn Hindy 34'

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August 2, 1999 15:00
	Argentina	5–0	Chile

[edit] Play-offs

[edit] Bronze Medal Game

August 4, 1999 09:00
	Cuba	6–0	Chile

[edit] Final

August 4, 1999 18:30
	Canada	1–0	Argentina	Umpires: Xavier Adell (ESP) Roger St. Rose (TRI)
	Ken Pereira 29'

[edit] Final Ranking

RANK	TEAM
1.	Canada
2.	Argentina
3.	Cuba
4.	Chile
5.	USA
6.	Trinidad and Tobago
7.	Mexico

[edit] Awards

1999 Men's Pan American Games Winners
Canada Third title

[edit] Topscorers

RANK	PLAYER	GOALS
1.	Peter Milkovich (CAN)	9
2.	Santiago Capurro (ARG)	7
	Luis Lapera (CUB)
	Jorge Lombi (ARG)
5.	Brian Garcia (TRI)	5
	Scott Mosher (CAN)
7.	Juan Benavides (CUB)	4

[edit] Remarks

• The Canadian Team has won the Pan American Games Gold Medal and an automatic berth in the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000.
• In the final there were eight yellow cards issued, for Argentina's Andrés Castelli (15'), Tomás MacCormik (19'), Fernando Zylberberg (56'), Santiago Capurro (60'), and Carlos Retegui (69'), and for Canada's Scott Mosher (14'), Rick Roberts (55'), and Robin D'Abreo (61').

[edit] Women's tournament

[edit] Participating nations

Qualified for the fourth edition of the Women's Field Hockey Tournament at the Pan American Games were the top five teams from the 1995 Pan American Games in Mar del Plata, Argentina:

•  Argentina
•  USA
•  Canada
•  Cuba
•  Trinidad and Tobago

And the numbers two of the 1998 South American Championship (Chile) and the 1998 Central American Championship (Mexico):

•  Chile
•  Mexico

[edit] Team Rosters

[edit]  Argentina

Magdalena Aicega, Mariela Antoniska (gk), Inés Arrondo, Luciana Aymar, Silvina Corvalán, Anabel Gambero, Agustina García, Alejandra Gulla, María de la Paz Hernández, Mercedes Margalot, Karina Masotta , Vanina Oneto, Jorgelina Rimoldi, Cecilia Rognoni, Ayelén Stepnik, and Paola Vukojicic (gk). Head Coach: Sergio Vigil.

[edit]  Canada

Sue Armstrong, Michelle Bowyer, Lisa Faust, Sarah Forbes (gk), Aoibhinn Grimes, Ann Harada (gk), |Chris Hunter, Laurelee Kopeck, Amy MacFarlane, Karen MacNeill, Carla Somerville, Bobbi Jo Steadward, Kristen Taunton, Sue Tingley, Julia Wong, and Jenny Zinkan-McGrade. Head Coach: Dru Marshall.

[edit]  Chile

Carolina Albertz, Susana Beya , Marcela Diaz Moya, Carolina Hepp (gk), Daniela Infante, Paula Infante, Soledad Krautz (gk), Yasna Kusanovic, Carolina Lobo, Paula MacKenzie, Andrea Mateluna, María Pilasi, Jessie Rojas, Macarena Scaff, June Stockins, and Paulette Wainberg.

[edit]  Cuba

Magalys Santa Cruz (gk), Yamelys Agramonte (gk), Yadira Puente, E. Caballero, Regla Gómez , Mirialys Cairo Piedra, Yunelys Rosales, Dayni Rivas, María Hernández, Yadelis Peña, Yagnelis Drake Torres, Yaquelín Drake Torres, G. Roque Angulo, Yolaysis Trujillo, Oria Hernández, and Janet Zapata. Head Coach: Tomás Vizcaina.

[edit]  Mexico

Mares María Chávez, María García, Myrna García (gk), Olivia García Gil, Yesika Guadarrama, Irma Hernández , Laura Leaños, María Nava, Edith Ramírez, Rosalba del Rosario, Leticia Sanchez, Adriana Tagle, Silvia Pichardo (gk), Karina Pineda, Yadira Vázquez, and Yessica Zepeda.

[edit]  Trinidad and Tobago

Sherlan Cabralis, Celia Cropper, Dixie Ann de Roche, Nicole Dixon, Christabella George Ford, Jessel Gilbert, Maureen Jacob (gk), Kathleen La Rode, Yvette La Rode, Brigid Lewis, Richelle Mitchell, Tamara Nancoo , Penelope Stephens, Michelle Thornhill (gk), Oire Trotman, and Curlyne Wynn. Head Coach: Bernard Jesse.

[edit]  USA

Kate Barber, Chris DeBow, Kris Fillat, Tracey Fuchs, Kelli James, Katie Kauffman, Antoinette Lucas, Jill Reeve, Mimi Smith, Eleanor Race, Margaret Storrar (gk), Carla Tagliente, Jana Toepel, Michelle Vizzuso, Cindy Werley, and Jana Withrow (gk). Head Coach: Tracey Belbin.

[edit] Umpires

Judy Brinsfield Joanne Cabrera del Sol Gill Clarke

Lisa Marcano Janice McClintock Maria Soledad Iparraguirre

Gina Spitaleri Alicia Takeda Hirata Cecilia Valenzuela

[edit] Preliminary Round-Robin

[edit] Standings

	Team	Points	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	Diff
1.	Argentina	18	6	6	0	0	23	2	+21
2.	USA	15	6	5	0	1	13	2	+11
3.	Canada	12	6	4	0	2	20	5	+15
4.	Trinidad and Tobago	7	6	2	1	3	5	14	–9
5.	Cuba	6	6	2	0	4	12	16	–4
6.	Chile	2	6	0	2	4	2	18	–17
7.	Mexico	1	6	0	1	5	0	17	–17

[edit] Results

July 24, 1999 13:00
	Cuba	1–2	Trinidad & T.

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July 24, 1999 15:00
	Canada	1–3	Argentina	Umpires: Gina Spitaleri (ITA) Judy Brinsfield (USA)
	Karen MacNeill 30'		Luciana Aymar 14' Cecilia Rognoni 32' (pc) Alejandra Gulla 53' (pc)

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July 25, 1999 11:00
	Chile	0–7	Cuba

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July 25, 1999 13:00
	Mexico	0–5	Canada	Umpires: Soledad Iparraguirre (ARG) Cecilia Valenzuela (CHL)
			Lisa Faust 25' (pc) Amy MacFarlane 35' Amy MacFarlane 38' Lisa Faust 46' (pc) Kristen Taunton 65'

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July 25, 1999 15:00
	Trinidad & T.	0–2	USA
			Kelli James 6' (pc) Kate Barber 11'

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July 26, 1999 13:00
	Chile	0–4	Argentina

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July 27, 1999 11:00
	Mexico	0–3	Cuba

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July 27, 1999 13:00
	Canada	0–1	USA	Umpires: Soledad Iparraguirre (ARG) Alicia Takeda (MEX)
			Kris Fillat 49' (pc)

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July 27, 1999 15:00
	Trinidad & T.	0–4	Argentina

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July 28, 1999 11:00
	Mexico	0–0	Chile

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July 28, 1999 13:00
	Cuba	1–5	Canada	Umpires: Gina Spitaleri (ITA) Judy Brinsfield (USA)
	Yadira Puente 52' (pc)		Sue Tingley 21' (pc) Aoibhinn Grimes 27' Karen MacNeill 47' (pc) Aoibhinn Grimes 60' Kristen Taunton 62'

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July 29, 1999 18:00
	USA	1–2	Argentina	Umpires: Gina Spitaleri (ITA) Gill Clarke (ENG)
	Kelli James 62' (pc)		Karina Masotta 41' (pc) Cecilia Rognoni 67' (pc)

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July 30, 1999 16:00
	Chile	2–2	Trinidad & T.

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July 30, 1999 18:00
	Cuba	0–4	USA	Umpires: Janice McClintock (CAN) Alicia Takeda (MEX)
			Jill Reeve 2' (pc) Carla Tagliente 20' (pc) Kate Barber 46' (pc) Michelle Vizzuso 64' (pc)

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July 30, 1999 20:00
	Mexico	0–5	Argentina

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July 30, 1999 17:00
	Chile	0–4	Canada	Umpires: Soledad Iparraguirre (ARG) Lisa Marcano (TRI)
			Aoibhinn Grimes 9' (pc) Lisa Faust 27' (pc) Karen MacNeill 52' (pc) Carla Somerville 61' (ps)

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August 1, 1999 16:00
	Mexico	0–3	USA	Umpires: Gina Spitaleri (ITA) Lisa Marcano (TRI)
			Cindy Werley 27' Kelli James 62' Antoinette Lucas 66' (ps)

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August 1, 1999 18:00
	Canada	5–0	Trinidad & T.	Umpires: Alicia Takeda (MEX) Cecilia Valenzuela (CHL)
	Amy MacFarlane 33' Karen MacNeill 40' (pc) Karen MacNeill 44' (pc) Sue Tingley 55' Sue Armstrong 67'

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August 1, 1999 20:00
	Cuba	0–5	Argentina

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August 2, 1999 18:00
	Mexico	0–1	Trinidad & T.

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August 2, 1999 20:00
	Chile	0–2	USA	Umpires: Joanne Cabrera (CUB) Lisa Marcano (TRI)
			Kate Barber 40' Kris Fillat 49'

[edit] Play-offs

[edit] Bronze Medal Game

August 4, 1999 11:30
	Canada	2–0	Trinidad and Tobago	Umpires: Alicia Takeda (MEX) Maria Iparraguirre (ARG)
	Laurelee Kopeck 32' (ps) Laurelee Kopeck 41' (pc)

[edit] Final

August 4, 1999 16:00
	Argentina	5–2	USA	Umpires: Gina Spitaleri (ITA) Gill Clarke (ENG)
	Vanina Oneto 16' (pc) Vanina Oneto 35' (pc) Magdalena Aicega 42' (pc) Karina Masotta 47' Alejandra Gulla 67' (pc)		Cindy Werley 2' Carla Tagliente 35'

[edit] Final Ranking

RANK	TEAM
1.	Argentina
2.	USA
3.	Canada
4.	Trinidad and Tobago
5.	Cuba
6.	Chile
7.	Mexico

[edit] Awards

1999 Women's Pan American Games Winners
Argentina Fourth title

[edit] Remarks

• Argentina qualifies for the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. The team from South America joins host Australia and Asia representative South Korea as teams to clinch berths in the Olympic tournament. The 2000 Olympic women’s field hockey tournament will be expanded from eight to ten teams in Sydney.
• The final marked the third time in four Pan Am tournaments Argentina had met the U.S. in the gold medal game, with the South Americans winning on each occasion.
• With their silver souvenirs, the U.S. team will get another chance to qualify for the 2000 Olynpic Games in Sydney when it travels to Milton Keynes, England for the Olympic Qualifying Tournament, from March 23 to April 2.

[edit] Topscorers

RANK	PLAYER	GOALS
1.	Vanina Oneto (ARG)	8
2.	Alejandra Gulla (ARG)	5
	Yagnelis Drake Torres (CUB)
4.	Karen MacNeill (CAN)	4
	Karina Masotta (ARG)
6.	Amy MacFarlane (CAN)	3
	Angulo Roque (CUB)

[edit] References

• Field Hockey Canada
• US Field Hockey

Events at the 1999 Pan American Games (Winnipeg, Canada)

Archery | Athletics | Badminton | Baseball | Basketball | Bowling | Boxing | Canoeing | Cycling | Diving | Equestrian | Fencing | Football | Gymnastics | Handball | Hockey | Judo | Karate | Modern Pentathlon | Racquetball | Roller Sports | Rowing | Sailing | Shooting | Softball | Squash | Swimming | Synchronized Swimming | Table Tennis | Taekwondo | Tennis | Triathlon | Volleyball | Water Skiing | Water Polo | Weightlifting | Wrestling