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2nd Men's Pan American Cup - Schedule  x12
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February 1, 2004 
Pan-American Hockey Federation
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2nd Men's Pan American Cup
London, Ontario, Canada
May 12-23, 2004
The winner qualifies for the 2006 World Cup to be held in Mönchengladbach (Germany), September 6 to 17, 2006.
Pool A: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Puerto Rico, USA, Venezuela Pool B: Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles (AHO), Trinidad & Tobago, Uruguay
Wednesday May 12
8:00 A ARG v. VEN
10:00 A CHI v. PUE
12:00 A USA v. BRA
14:30 Opening Ceremonies
16:00 B CAN v. TRI
18:00 B CUB v. URU
20:00 B MEX v. AHO
Thursday May 13
8:00 A VEN v. CHI
10:00 A PUE v. USA
12:00 A BRA v. ARG
16:00 B TRI v. CUB
18:00 B URU v. MEX
20:00 A AHO v. CAN
Friday May 14: Rest Day
Saturday May 15
8:00 B AHO v. URU
10:00 B MEX v. TRI
12:00 B CAN v. CUB
15:00 A ARG v. CHI
17:00 A USA v. VEN
19:00 A PUE v. BRA
Sunday May 16
8:00 B TRI v. URU
10:00 B CUB v. AHO
12:00 B CAN v. MEX
15:00 A USA v. ARG
17:00 A CHI v. BRA
19:00 A VEN v. PUE
Monday May 17: Rest Day
Tuesday May 18
8:00 A CHI v. USA
10:00 B TRI v. AHO
12:00 A BRA v. VEN
15:00 B CUB v. MEX
17:00 A ARG v. PUE
19:00 B URU v. CAN
Wednesday May 19: Rest Day
Thursday May 20
17:30 Cross-over 9-12 5A v. 6B
20:00 Cross-over 9-12 6A v. 5B
Friday May 21
10:00 Cross-over 5-8 3A v. 4B
12:30 Cross-over 5-8 4A v. 3B
15:00 Semi-final 2A v. 1B
17:30 Semi-final 1A v. 2B
Saturday May 22
10:00 11th-12th place
12:30 9th-10th place
15:00 7th-8th place
17:30 5th-6th place
Sunday May 23
10:00 3rd-4th place
12:30 Final
For more information, please visit the Pan American Hockey Federation web site: http://www.panamhockey.org/
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la celeste
02-03-2004 9:05 am
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Auguante Uruguay;
va a ser la sorpresa del campeonato , van a ver la calidad de algunos de sus jugadores.
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Can Fan
02-03-2004 10:26 am
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Umpires? Judges? TD's ?
Please inform us. thanks
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Yan Huckendubler
02-04-2004 8:16 am
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Officials for Pan American Cup
Officials for the Pan American Cups (Men in London, Women in Barbados) are not finalized yet.
The lists will be posted on the PAHF web site as soon as they are approved by the FIH (within 2 weeks).
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Wolfman
02-04-2004 11:57 am
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The groups look similar to the Pan Am Games with the addition of Brazil, Puerto Rico and Venezuela in Group A and Mexico, Netherlands Antilles and Uruguay in Group B. Also, there is no Barbados.
What were the qualification tournaments for this? I know there was one late last year where the Netherlands Antilles upset the US I believe. Were there any others?
Also, what other tournaments are available for Pan Am teams to make it to the World Cup should they place second or even third in this tournament?
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Wellings Fan
02-04-2004 1:20 pm
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JJ!
JJ Wellings to keep out Lombi et all and ensure qualification for the US.
If he's as good in goal as he is with the ladies its a sure thing!
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Yan Huckendubler
02-04-2004 10:31 pm
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Qualification
There were 2 qualifying tournaments for this Pan Am Cup:
For “Region 1”, the South American Championship (March 16-23, 2003 – Santiago) was used as a qualifier. 1) Argentina, 2) Chile, 3) Peru, 4) Uruguay, 5) Brazil and 6) Paraguay. The top 5 teams qualified.
For “Region 2” (May 5 to 11, 2003 - Santo Domingo): 1) Cuba, 2) USA, 3) Mexico, 4) Netherlands Antilles, 5) Puerto Rico and 6) Dominican Republic. The top 5 teams qualified. This is the tournament where the Netherlands Antilles upset the USA (2-1).
Canada was qualified directly as host. Peru qualified but decided not to come. T&T and Venezuela were added to the roster.
The other way to qualify for the 2006 World Cup is through the WC Qualifying Tournament, but I think that it is based on world ranking and not on who finishes 2nd or 3rd in their Continental Cup (like the Olympic Qualifier in Madrid).
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z
02-05-2004 10:37 am
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Qualification??
What kind of qualification system is set up to qualify 11 countries including the host?
This means that other countries have to be "added".
On what basis are the "additions" selected?
The two countries "selected" didn't even participate in the "qualifiers".
Please understand that I have nothing against T&T and Venezuela - I am just questioning the "system".
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T2DB!!
02-06-2004 3:10 pm
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SENSE
The pan am region is not dominated by much hockey teams,so even if teams don't deserve to be there does it even matter? C'mon the more teams,the more "competition" the better. Whats the matter.!!Except for probaby the US,Argentina and Canada,other countries in the region can't even afford to travel to seek competiton and make there brand better.So forgive the process a little.Let the little countries have there fun in the sun too.I hope a surprise winner or a shock defeat occurs.thanks
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Wolfman
04-05-2004 5:07 am
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A little more than a month to the tournament. The T&T squad has been accounced. I managed to squeeze on to the team.
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TK13
04-19-2004 9:56 pm
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Wolfman
Then we will meet on the playing field Wolfman....
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