JUST THE FACTS: 2007 Women's Pan American Games


                 

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OFFICIAL EVENT TITLE:
2007 Pan American Games For Women.

EVENT SITE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

DATE: Women's basketball will be contested July 20-24, 2007.

TOURNAMENT DRAW: TBD.

TICKET INFORMATION: TBD.

USA TEAM TRIALS: May 17-20 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

EVENT DESCRIPTION: Started in 1951 for men and 1955 for women, the Pan American Games are held every four years (2007, 2011, etc.) in the year preceding the Olympics. Only countries from FIBA Americas are eligible to compete.

EVENT HISTORY: Most recently, the USA secured the silver hardware and a 5-2 record at the 2003 Pan American Games with a U.S. team that began training just two weeks prior to the event.

Overall, the USA women have won six of 12 gold medals and rolled up a 67-12 overall record.

WOMEN'S PAN AM GAMES PLAYERS OF NOTE: Jennifer Azzi (1991); Cynthia Cooper (1987); Anne Donovan (1987 and 1983); Teresa Edwards (1991 and 1987); Pat Head (1975); Nancy Lieberman (1979 and 1975); Janel McCarville (2003); Katrina McClain (1991 and 1987); Carla McGhee (1995); Ann Meyers (1979 and 1975); Cheryl Miller (1983); Dawn Staley (1995); and Sheryl Swoopes (1995).

ALL-TIME WOMEN'S PAN AM GAMES RESULTS:

YEAR SITE FINAL STANDINGS
2003 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 1st-Cuba; 2nd-USA; 3rd-Brazil; 4th-Canada; 5th-Argentina; 6th-Dominican Republic.
1999
Winnipeg, Canada 1st-Cuba; 2nd-Canada; 3rd-USA; 4th-Brazil; 5th-Argentina; 6th-Dominican Republic.
1995 Mar del Plata, Argentina Competion Cancelled.
1991
Havana, Cuba 1st-Brazil; 2nd-Cuba; 3rd-USA; 4th-Canada; 5th-Argentina.
1987 Indianapolis, Indiana 1st-USA; 2nd-Brazil; 3rd-Canada; 4th-Cuba; 5th-Mexico; 6th-Peru; 7th-Columbia.
1983
Caracas, Venezuala 1st-USA; 2nd-Cuba; 3rd-Brazil; 4th-Canada; 5th-Venezuela; 6th-Puerto Rico.
1979 San Juan, Puerto Rico 1st-Cuba; 2nd-USA; 3rd-Canada; 4th-Brazil; 5th-Mexico; 6th-Puerto Rico; 7th-Bolivia.
1975 Mexico City, Mexico 1st-USA; 2nd-Mexico; 3rd-Cuba; 4th-Brazil; 5th-Canada; 6th-Colombia; 7th-Dominican Republic; 8th-El Salvador.
1971 Cali, Colombia 1st-Brazil; 2nd-USA; 3rd-Cuba; 4th-Mexico; 5th-Canada; 6th-Ecuador; 7th-Colombia.
1967 Winnipeg, Canada 1st-Brazil; 2nd-USA; 3rd-Canada; 4th-Mexico; 5th-Cuba.
1963 Sao Paulo, Brazil 1st-USA; 2nd-Brazil; 3rd-Chile; 4th-Canada.
1959 Chicago, Illinois 1st-USA; 2nd-Brazil; 3rd-Chile; 4th-Canada; 5th-Mexico.
1955 Mexico City, Mexico 1st-USA; 2nd-Chile; 3rd-Brazil; 4th-Mexico; 5th-Canada.

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