Table tennis at the 2011 Pan American Games – Men's team

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Table tennis – Men's team at the 2011 Pan American Games
Gaston Alto		Argentina
	Andy Pereira Jorge Campos Pavel Oxamendi	Cuba
	Marcos Madrid Guillermo Muñoz Jude Okoh	Mexico

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The men's team competition of the table tennis events at the 2011 Pan American Games will be held between October 15 and 17 at the CODE Dome in Guadalajara, Mexico.^[1] The defending Pan American Games champion is team Brazil (Hugo Hoyama, Thiago Monteiro and Gustavo Tsuboi).

Round robin

The round robin will be used as a qualification round. The twelve teams will be split into groups of four. The top two teams from each group will advance to the first round of playoffs.^[2]

Group A

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA
Brazil	2	2	0	6	0
Dominican Republic	2	1	1	3	5
Ecuador	2	0	2	2	6

15 October 12:00	Report[dead link]	Brazil	3–0	Ecuador	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Hugo Hoyama	3–0	Geovanny Coello
Gustavo Tsuboi			3–1	Alberto Mino
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama			3–0	Dino Suarez/Geovanny Coello

15 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Brazil	3–0	Dominican Republic	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Gustavo Tsuboi	3–2	Ju Lin
Thiago Monteiro			3–0	Juan Vila
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama			3–2	Juan Vila/Emil Santos

16 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	Dominican Republic	3–2	Ecuador	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Ju Lin	3–0	Alberto Mino
Juan Villa			0–3	Geovanny Coello
Juan Villa/Emil Santos			3–0	Dino Suarez/Geovanny Coello
Emil Santos			2–3	Alberto Mino
Ju Lin			3–0	Dino Suarez
			–

Group B

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA
Argentina	2	2	0	6	2
United States	2	1	1	5	3
Chile	2	0	2	0	6

15 October 12:00	Report[dead link]	Argentina	3–0	Chile	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Pablo Tabachnik	3–0	Felipe Olivares
Liu Song			3–0	Alejandro Rodriguez
Gaston Alto			3–2	Alejandro Rodriguez/Andres Carlier

15 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Argentina	3–2	United States	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Liu Song	3–0	Yiyong Fan
Pablo Tabachnik			1–3	Timothy Wang
Gaston Alto			2–3	Timothy Wang/Mark Hazinski
Liu Song			3–0	Mark Hazinski
Gaston Alto			3–2	Yiyong Fan
			–

16 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	United States	3–0	Chile	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Timothy Wang	3–1	Felipe Olivares
Yiyong Fan			3–1	Alejandro Rodriguez
Timothy Wang/Mark Hazinski			3–2	Alejandro Rodriguez/Andres Carlier

Group C

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA
Mexico	2	2	0	6	2
Canada	2	1	1	4	3
Guatemala	2	0	2	1	6

15 October 12:00	Report	Canada	3–0	Guatemala	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Pradeeban Peter-Paul	3–1	Jose Miguel Ramirez
Pierre-Luc Hinse			3–1	Hector Gatica
Pierre-Luc Hinse/Pierre-Luc Theiault			3–1	Hector Gatica/Heber Moscoso

15 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Canada	1–3	Mexico	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Pradeeban Peter-Paul	0–3	Marcos Madrid
Pierre-Luc Hinse			3–1	Guillermo Muñoz
Pierre-Luc Hinse/Pierre-Luc Theiault			0–3	Guillermo Munoz/Jude Okoh
Marcos Madrid			0–3	Pierre-Luc Hinse

16 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	Mexico	3–1	Guatemala	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Marcos Madrid	3–2	Jose Miguel Ramirez
Guillermo Muñoz			3–1	Hector Gatica
Guillermo Muñoz/Jude Okoh			2–3	Hector Gatica/Heber Moscoso
Marcos Madrid			3–1	Heber Moscoso

Group D

Nation	Pld	W	L	GF	GA
Cuba	2	2	0	6	0
Venezuela	2	1	1	3	3
El Salvador	2	0	2	0	6

15 October 12:00	Report[dead link]	Venezuela	3–0	El Salvador	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Henry Mujica	3–2	Josie Donado
Jonathan Pino			3–1	Henry Mejia
Jonathan Pino/Marco Navas			3–0	Luis Mejia/Saul Bonilla

15 October 16:00	Report[dead link]	Venezuela	0–3	Cuba	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Jonathan Pino	1–3	Andy Pereira
Luis Mejia			2–3	Pavel Oxamendi
Jonathan Pino/Marco Navas			0–3	Pavel Oxamendi/Jorge Campos

16 October 10:00	Report[dead link]	Cuba	3–0	El Salvador	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Jorge Campos	3–0	Josue Donado
Andy Pereira			3–0	Luis Mejia
Pavel Oxamendi/Jorge Campos			3–0	Luis Mejia/Saul Bonilla

Playoffs

	Quarterfinals									Semifinals									Final
		Brazil	3	3	3
		United States	0	0	1
											Brazil	1	3	2	3	3
											Cuba	3	0	3	2	1
		Canada	2	0	3	2
		Cuba	3	3	2	3
																				Brazil	3	3	1	3
																				Argentina	0	1	3	1
		Mexico	3	3	2	3
		Dominican Republic	1	1	3	0
											Mexico	3	1	1	3	2
											Argentina	2	3	3	0	3
		Venezuela	1	2	0
		Argentina	3	3	3

Quarterfinals

16 October 10:00		Brazil	3–0	United States	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Gustavo Tsuboi	3–0	Timothy Wang
Hugo Hoyama			3–0	Yiyong Fan
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama			3–1	Mark Hazinski/Timothy Wang

16 October 10:00		Canada	1–3	Cuba	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Pradeeban Peter	2–3	Pavel Oxamendi
Pierre-Luc Hinse			0–3	Andy Pereira
Pierre-Luc Thierault/Pierre-Luc Hinse			3–2	Jorge Campos/Pavel Oxamendi
Pradeeban Peter			2–3	Jorge Campos

16 October 10:00		Mexico	3–1	Dominican Republic	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Marcos Madrid	3–1	Lin Ju
Jude Okoh			3–1	Emil Santos
Guillermo Munoz/Jude Okoh			2–3	Juan Vila/Emil Santos
Marcos Madrid			3–0	Juan Vila

16 October 10:00		Venezuela	0–3	Argentina	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Jonathan Pino	1–3	Liu Song
Henry Mujica			2–3	Gaston Alto
Gaston Alto			0–3	Marco Navas/Jonathan Pino

Semifinals

16 October 18:00		Brazil	3–2	Cuba	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Hugo Hoyama	1–3	Andy Pereira
Gustavo Tsuboi			3–0	Jorge Campos
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama			2–3	Pavel Oxamendi/Jorge Campos
Thiago Monteiro			3–2	Andy Pereira
Gustavo Tsuboi			3–1	Pavel Oxamendi
			–

16 October 18:00		Mexico	2–3	Argentina	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Marcos Madrid	3–2	Liu Song
Guillermo Munoz			1–3	Pablo Tabachnik
Guillermo Munoz			1–3	Gaston Alto/Liu Song
Marcos Madrid			3–0	Gaston Alto
Jude Okoh			2–3	Pablo Tabachnik
			–

Final

17 October 12:00	Report	Brazil	3–1	Argentina	CODE Dome
		Score by game:
		Gustavo Tsuboi	3–0	Liu Song
Thiago Monteiro			3–1	Pablo Tabachnik
Thiago Monteiro/Hugo Hoyama			1–3	Gaston Alto
Hugo Hoyama			3–1	Pablo Tabachnik

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