Lima 2019: Gearing Up For The Next Pan American Games
For the first time in the nearly seven decades of Pan American Games history, Lima will host the most important…
Five Disappointments in Toronto Pan Am Games
The Brazilian soccer realm is not living its best moment. The failures in World Cups held in 2010 and 2014, Olympic Games 2012 and editions of Copa America 2011 – 2015, are joined by the third position in Toronto.
Five Stars Have Gained Momentum in Toronto Pan Am Games
The Unites States had never had such a young and brilliant sprinter since the time of Marion Jones. 17-year-old Kaylin Whitney has everything it takes to shine in athletics and she showed her talent in Toronto.
Five Stars in Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games
Canadian Ellie Black shined in the artistic mode, since she obtained five medals, three of which were gold, one silver and one bronze.
Top Mexican Athletes in the History of Pan American Games
Diver Paola Espinosa stands out as the top gold-medal winner for Mexico in the history of Pan American Games.
Top 5 US Athletes in the History of Pan American Games
“Dot” Richardson is described as one of the best softball players of all times in the United States.
Top 5 Canadian Athletes in the History of Pan American Games
Malar is the athlete that holds the highest number of medals won in Pan-American Games, 19, between Havana, 1991, and Santo Domingo, 2003.
Top Five Teams in the History of Pan American Games
Argentina’s Lions is probably the most recognized female team on the continent, the queens of field hockey, not only in Pan-American Games.
Jackeline Rentería: la lucha colombiana quiere el oro en Toronto
La luchadora colombiana Jackeline Renteria logró el oro en Guadalajara 2011.
Top 5: Cuban Athletes to Follow during Toronto 2015
The country’s highest figure is Idalys Ortiz, world champion in London, who is going to fight for her second gold medal at the Canadian city. Four years ago, in Guadalajara, Ortiz easily won in her division.
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