2020 Pan American Wrestling Championships

2020 Pan American Championship
Host cityCanada Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Dates6–9 March
StadiumShaw Centre (Ottawa)
Champions
Freestyle United States
Greco-Roman United States
Women United States
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2021 →

The 2020 Pan American Wrestling Championships was held in Ottawa, Canada, from 6 to 9 March 2020.[1]

Team ranking

Rank Men's freestyle Men's Greco-Roman Women's freestyle
Team Points Team Points Team Points
1  United States 205  United States 200  United States 152
2  Canada 120  Cuba 105  Canada 141
3  Cuba 100  Venezuela 69  Brazil 103
4  Venezuela 66  Mexico 68  Ecuador 66
5  Mexico 59  Colombia 67  Venezuela 62
6  Puerto Rico 57  Brazil 65  Cuba 53
7  Dominican Republic 44  Canada 55  Colombia 51
8  Peru 35  Dominican Republic 42  Mexico 46
9  Argentina 35  Puerto Rico 29  Peru 35
10  Brazil 30  Honduras 18  Puerto Rico 20

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Canada)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 United States (USA)155424
2 Cuba (CUB)53311
3 Canada (CAN)*26513
4 Brazil (BRA)1247
5 Colombia (COL)1214
6 Ecuador (ECU)1113
 Peru (PER)1113
8 Jamaica (JAM)1012
9 Mexico (MEX)0314
10 Puerto Rico (PUR)0213
11 Venezuela (VEN)0167
12 Costa Rica (CRC)0101
13 Dominican Republic (DOM)0044
14 Argentina (ARG)0011
 Chile (CHI)0011
 Guatemala (GUA)0011
 Honduras (HON)0011
Totals (17 entries)27273690

Medalists

Men's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
57 kg Reineri Andreu
 Cuba
Pedro Mejías
 Venezuela
Darian Cruz
 United States
Juan Rubelín Ramírez
 Dominican Republic
61 kg Tyler Graff
 United States
Scott Schiller
 Canada
Not awarded
as there were only 2 competitors.
65 kg Yianni Diakomihalis
 United States
Mauricio Sánchez
 Ecuador
Sixto Auccapiña
 Peru
Agustín Destribats
 Argentina
70 kg Anthony Ashnault
 United States
Brandon Díaz
 Mexico
Cruiz Manning
 Canada
74 kg Jordan Burroughs
 United States
Franklin Gómez
 Puerto Rico
Anthony Montero
 Venezuela
Geandry Garzón
 Cuba
79 kg Jason Nolf
 United States
Guseyn Ruslanzada
 Canada
Victor Hernández
 Mexico
86 kg Yurieski Torreblanca
 Cuba
Pool Ambrocio
 Peru
Clayton Pye
 Canada
Alex Dieringer
 United States
92 kg Angus Arthur
 Jamaica
Maxwell Lacey
 Costa Rica
Not awarded
as there were only 2 competitors.
97 kg Kyle Snyder
 United States
Reineris Salas
 Cuba
Luis Miguel Pérez
 Dominican Republic
125 kg Anthony Nelson
 United States
Amar Dhesi
 Canada
Óscar Pino
 Cuba

Men's Greco-Roman

Event Gold Silver Bronze
55 kg Max Nowry
 United States
Kieran Akhtar
 Canada
Sargis Khachatryan
 Brazil
60 kg Dicther Toro
 Colombia
Leslie Fuenffinger
 United States
Emerson Ordóñez
 Guatemala
Jancel Pimentel
 Dominican Republic
63 kg no competitors
67 kg Ismael Borrero
 Cuba
Diego Martínez
 Mexico
Alejandro Sancho
 United States
Cristóbal Torres
 Chile
72 kg Raymond Bunker
 United States
Joílson Júnior
 Brazil
Not awarded
as there were only 2 competitors.
77 kg Yosvanys Peña
 Cuba
Pat Smith
 United States
Wuileixis Rivas
 Venezuela
82 kg John Stefanowicz
 United States
José Vargas
 Mexico
Marciano Ali
 Puerto Rico
87 kg Joe Rau
 United States
Carlos Muñoz
 Colombia
Lesyan Cousin
 Jamaica
Ronisson Brandão
 Brazil
97 kg G'Angelo Hancock
 United States
Gabriel Rosillo
 Cuba
Luillys Pérez
 Venezuela
Kevin Mejía
 Honduras
130 kg Ángel Pacheco
 Cuba
Adam Coon
 United States
Moisés Pérez
 Venezuela
Leo Santana
 Dominican Republic

Women's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Victoria Anthony
 United States
Carolina Castillo
 Colombia
Kamila Barbosa
 Brazil
Jacqueline Mollocana
 Ecuador
53 kg Luisa Valverde
 Ecuador
Jade Parsons
 Canada
Lianna Montero
 Cuba
55 kg no competitors
57 kg Giullia Penalber
 Brazil
Hannah Taylor
 Canada
Betzabeth Sarco
 Venezuela
59 kg Alexandria Town
 Canada
Nes Marie Rodríguez
 Puerto Rico
Lauren Louive
 United States
62 kg Mallory Velte
 United States
Laís Nunes
 Brazil
Jessica Brouillette
 Canada
65 kg no competitors
68 kg Tamyra Mensah
 United States
Yudari Sánchez
 Cuba
María Acosta
 Venezuela
Olivia Di Bacco
 Canada
72 kg Yanet Sovero
 Peru
Victoria Francis
 United States
Shauna Kuebeck
 Canada
76 kg Justina Di Stasio
 Canada
Adeline Gray
 United States
Aline Ferreira
 Brazil
Andrea Olaya
 Colombia

References

  1. ^ "Schedule" (PDF). United World Wrestling. Retrieved 8 March 2020.