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Dominicans, USA and Cuba for Supremacy of Pan Am Cup

 

LIMA, Peru, June 13, 2017 – Defending champions Dominican Republic, Cuba and United States will be vying to take the top position of the overall standings of the Women’s Pan American Cup whose sixteenth edition sponsored by Movistar will take place in Lima and Cañete, Peru from June 17 to 25.

 

Those countries are already tied with fourth crowns each at the premier’s annual intercontinental women’s volleyball competition.

 

Cuba won the inaugural event in 2002 and repeated in 2004-05 and in 2007. The United States finished first in 2003, 2012-13 and 2015 while the Dominican Republic won in 2008, 2010, 2014 and 2016. Brazil who is not taking part in the competition this year, won it three times in 2006, 2009 and 2011.

 

All the 44 matches of the Pan American Cup will be available on video streaming at NORCECA TV for only $13.

 

The Dominicans are the team with more podiums with 14, adding seven silver medals and three bronze medals to their four crowns. The United States are next with 9 -two silver and three bronze medals.

 

The defending champions won their fourth title with a five-set victory over Puerto Rico in 2016 when the competition was held in Santo Domingo. It was the best ever finish for Puerto Rico who had two bronze medals.

 

Twelve teams –seven from NORCECA and five from South America- will be competing in two pools during the preliminary phase of the tournament.

 

The teams in Pool A, Dominican Republic, Peru, Canada, Chile, Cuba and Trinidad & Tobago –will compete at Eduardo Dibos Coliseum of Lima during the preliminary pool play. The teams in Pool B, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, United States and Venezuela will play at Lolo Fernández Coliseum of Cañete.

 

Year-by-Year Results

Year

Gold

Silver

Bronze

2002

CUB

DOM

CAN

2003

USA

DOM

CUB

2004

CUB

USA

DOM

2005

CUB

DOM

BRA

2006

BRA

CUB

DOM

2007

CUB

BRA

DOM

2008

DOM

BRA

ARG

2009

BRA

DOM

PUR

2010

DOM

PER

USA

2011

BRA

DOM

USA

2012

USA

BRA

CUB

2013

USA

DOM

ARG

2014

DOM

USA

PUR

2015

USA

DOM

ARG

2016

DOM

PUR

USA

 

 

Medal Table

Team

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

USA

4

2

3

9

DOM

4

7

3

14

CUB

4

1

2

7

BRA

3

1

3

7

PUR

0

1

2

3

PER

0

1

0

1

ARG

0

0

3

3

CAN

0

0

1

1