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United States at the 2003 Pan American Games

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United States at the 2003 Pan American Games

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United States Olympic Committee

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The United States sent a delegation to 14th Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic from August 1–17, 2003. At the 2003 Pan Ams, the USA garnered 270 medals: 117 gold, 80 silver and 73 bronze.

Contents

Gold

Archery
  • Men's Recurve Individual: Vic Wunderle
  • Men's Recurve Team: Guy Krueger, Glenn Meyers, and Vic Wunderle
  • Women's Recurve Individual: Jennifer Nichols
  • Women's Recurve Team: Jennifer Nichols, Stephanie Miller, and Janet Dykman
    • Athletics
  • Men's 200 metres: Kenneth Brokenburr
  • Men's 400 metres: Mitch Potter
  • Men's Pole Vault: Toby Stevenson
  • Men's Shot Put: Reese Hoffa
  • Men's Decathlon: Stephen Moore
  • Women's 100 metres: Lauryn Williams
  • Women's 400m Hurdles: Joanna Hayes
  • Women's 4x100m Relay: Angela Williams, Consuella Moore, Angela Daigle, and Lauryn Williams
  • Women's 4x400m Relay: Me'Lisa Barber, Moushaumi Robinson, Julian Clay, and De'Hashia Trotter
  • Women's Pole Vault: Melissa Mueller
  • Women's Discus: Aretha Hill
  • Women's Javelin: Kim Kreiner
  • Women's Heptathlon: Tiffany Lott-Hogan
    • Badminton
  • Men's Doubles: Howard Bach and Kevin Han
    • Bowling
  • Men's Doubles: Bill Hoffman and Scott Pohl
  • Women's Singles: Shannon Pluhowsky
    • Boxing
  • Men's Super Heavyweight (+ 91 kg): Jason Estrada
    • Canoeing
  • Women's K-1 500m: Ruth Nortje
  • Women's K-2 500m: Ruth Nortje and Kathryn Colin
    • Cycling
  • Men's Mountainbike: Jeremiah Bishop
  • Women's Sprint: Tanya Lindenmuth
  • Women's Keirin: Tanya Lindenmuth
  • Women's Individual Road Time Trial: Kimberly Bruckner
    • Equestrian
  • Jumping Team: Chris Kappler, Margie Goldstein-Engle, Lauren Hough, and Beezie Madden
  • Dressage Team: Jan Ebeling, Pierre St. Jacques, Kristina Harrison-Naness, and Carol Lavell
    • Fencing
  • Men's Foil Individual: Dan Kellner
  • Men's Foil Team: Jed Dupree, Dan Kellner, Soren Thompson, and Jonathan Tiomkin
  • Men's Sabre Individual: Ivan Lee
  • Men's Sabre Team: Weston Kelsey, Ivan Lee, Jason Rogers, and Adam Crompton
  • Women's Sabre Individual: Sada Jacobson
    • Karate
  • Men's Kumite (– 80 kg): John Fonseca
    • Racquetball
  • Men's Singles: Jack Huczek
    • Sailing
  • Men's J/24: Tim Healy, Gordon Borges, Davenport Crocker, and Nick Judson
  • Women's Mistral: Lanee Butler
    • Squash
  • Women's Singles: Latasha Khan
  • Women's Team: Latasha Khan, Louisa Hall, Meredeth Quick
    • Swimming
  • Men's 100m Backstroke: Peter Marshall
  • Men's 100m Breaststroke: Mark Gangloff
  • Men's 200m Breaststroke: Kyle Salyards
  • Men's 100 m Butterfly: Ben Michaelson
  • Men's 200 m Butterfly: Michael Raab
  • Men's 400 m IM: Robert Margalis
  • Men's 400 m Free Relay
  • Men's 400 m Medley Relay
  • Women's 50m Freestyle: Kara Lynn Joyce
  • Women's 100m Freestyle: Courtney Shealy
  • Women's 200m Freestyle: Dana Vollmer
  • Women's 400m Freestyle: Elizabeth Hill
  • Women's 800m Freestyle: Morgan Hentzen
  • Women's 100m Backstroke: Diana MacManus
  • Women's 200m Backstroke: Jamie Reid
  • Women's 100m Breaststroke: Staciana Stitts
  • Women's 200m Breaststroke: Alexi Spann
  • Women's 100m Butterfly: Bethany Goodwin
  • Women's 400 m Free Relay
  • Women's 800 m Free Relay
  • Women's 400 m Medley Relay
    • Water polo
  • Men's Team Competition: National Team
  • Women's Team Competition: National Team
    • Weightlifting
  • Men's – 77 kg: Chad Vaughn
  • Women's – 48 kg: Tara Nott

    • Silver

    Archery
  • Men's Recurve Individual: Guy Krueger
    • Athletics
  • Men's 100 metres: Mardy Scales
  • Men's 1,500 metres: Michael Stember
  • Men's 110m Hurdles: Larry Wade
  • Men's 400m Hurdles: Eric Thomas
  • Men's 4x400m Relay: Mitchell Potter, Ja'Warren Hooker, Adam Steele, and James Davis
  • Men's High Jump: Jamie Nieto
  • Men's Pole Vault: Russ Buller
  • Men's Hammer: James Parker
  • Women's 100 metres: Angela Williams
  • Women's 1,500 metres: Mary Jayne Harrelson
  • Women's Triple Jump: Yuliana Perez
    • Baseball
  • Men's Team Competition: United States of America.
    • Basketball
  • Women's Team Competition: United States
  • Jenni Benningfield, Rebekkah Brunson, Jamie Carey, Roneeka Hodges, Laurie Koehn, Janel McCarville, Loree Moore, Nicole Powell, Ann Strother, Lindsay Taylor, Iciss Tillis, and Barbara Turner. Head Coach: Debbie Ryan
    • Bowling
  • Women's Doubles: Shannon Pluhowsky and Stacy Werth
    • Boxing
  • Men's Featherweight (– 57 kg): Aaron Garcia
  • Men's Welterweight (– 69 kg): Juan McPherson
    • Canoeing
  • Men's K-2 1,000m: Benjie Lewis and Brandon Woods
  • Women's K-4 500m: Ruth Nortje, Sonrisa Reed, Kari-Jean McKenzie and Kathryn Colin
    • Cycling
  • Men's Individual Road Time Trial: Chris Baldwin
  • Men's Individual Track Time Trial: Christian Stahl
  • Men's Keirin: Giddeon Massie
  • Women's Mountainbike: Mary McConneloug
    • Equestrian
  • Jumping Individual: Chris Kappler riding Royal Kaliber
    • Fencing
  • Men's Foil Individual: Jonathan Tiomkin
  • Women's Épée Team: Kelley Hurley, Stephanie Eim, and Elisabeth Spilman
  • Women's Foil Individual: Emily Cross
    • Karate
  • Men's Kata: Clay Morton
  • Women's Kata: Junko Arai
    • Racquetball
  • Men's Doubles: Rubén González & Mike Guidry
  • Women's Singles: Laura Fenton
  • Women's Doubles: Jackie Rice & Kim Russell
    • Swimming
  • Men's 200m Freestyle: Dan Ketchum
  • Men's 400m Freestyle: Fran Crippen
  • Men's 1500m Freestyle: Fran Crippen
  • Men's 200m Backstroke: Luke Wagner
  • Men's 100m Breaststroke: Jarrod Marrs
  • Men's 200m Breaststroke: Sean Quinn
  • Men's 400 m IM: Eric Donnelly
  • Women's 100m Freestyle: Christina Swindle
  • Women's 200m Freestyle: Colleen Lanné
  • Women's 400m Freestyle: Morgan Hentzen
  • Women's 800m Freestyle: Rachael Burke
  • Women's 100m Backstroke: Courtney Shealy
  • Women's 200m Backstroke: Diana MacManus
  • Women's 100m Breaststroke: Corrie Clark
  • Women's 200m Butterfly: Noelle Bassi
  • Women's 200m IM: Corrie Clark
  • Women's 200m IM: Kristen Caverly

    • Bronze

    Archery
  • Women's Recurve Individual: Stephanie Miller
    • Athletics
  • Men's 1,500 metres: Grant Robison
  • Men's 10,000 metres: Dan Browne
  • Men's 3,000m Steeple: Anthony Famiglietti
  • Men's High Jump: Terrance Woods
  • Men's Javelin: Breaux Greer
  • Women's 200 metres: Allyson Felix
  • Women's 5,000 metres: Nicole Jefferson
  • Women's 20 km Walk: Joanne Dow
    • Badminton
  • Mixed Doubles: May Mangkalakiri and Rajiv Rai
    • Bowling
  • Men's Singles: Bill Hoffman
    • Boxing
  • Men's Heavyweight (– 91 kg): Devin Vargas
    • Canoeing
  • Men's K-1 1,000m: Rami Zur
    • Cycling
  • Men's Sprint: Giddeon Massie
  • Men's Madison: Colby Pearce and James Carney
  • Women's Individual Road Time Trial: Kristin Armstrong
  • Women's Sprint: Chris Witty
    • Diving
  • Men's 3m Springboard: Troy Dumais
  • Men's 3m Synchronized Springboard: Troy Dumais and Justin Dumais
  • Men's 10m Synchronized Platform: Kyle Prandi and Mark Ruiz
  • Women's 3m Springboard Synchronized: Sara Hildebrand and Cassandra Cardinell
    • Equestrian
  • Jumping Individual: Margie Goldstein-Engle riding Perin
    • Fencing
  • Men's Sabre Individual: Jason Rogers
  • Women's Foil Individual: Erinn Smart
  • Women's Sabre Individual: Emily Jacobson
    • Handball
  • Men's Team Competition: United States
    • Racquetball
  • Men's Singles: Rocky Carson
    • Karate
  • Women's Kumite (– 58 kg): Cheryl Murphy
    • Squash
  • Men's Singles: Preston Quick
    • Swimming
  • Men's 50m Freestyle: Gary Hall Jr.
  • Men's 1500m Freestyle: Chris Thompson
  • Men's 100m Backstroke: Jayme Cramer
  • Men's 200m Backstroke: Joey Faltraco
  • Men's 200 m IM: Eric Donnelly
  • Women's 100m Butterfly: Dana Kirk
  • Women's 200m Butterfly: Dana Kirk
  • Women's 200m IM: Laura Davis

    • Athletics

    Track
    Road
    Field
    Decathlon
    Heptathlon

    Men's Team Competition

  • Rickey Paulding
  • Chris Hill
  • Ben Gordon
  • Andre Barrett
  • Blake Stepp
  • Luke Jackson
  • Chuck Hayes
  • Brandon Mouton
  • Arthur Johnson
  • Emeka Okafor
  • Ike Diogu
  • Josh Childress
  • Head Coach: Tom Izzo

    • Women's Team Competition

  • Preliminary Round
  • Lost to Cuba (62-84)
  • Defeated Canada (56-53)
  • Defeated Brazil (77-64)
  • Defeated Argentina (93-78)
  • Defeated Dominican Republic (109-54)
  • Semifinal
  • Defeated Brazil (75-69)
  • Final
  • Lost to Cuba (64-75) → Silver Medal
  • Team Roster
  • Jenni Benningfield
  • Rebekkah Brunson
  • Jamie Carey
  • Roneeka Hodges
  • Laurie Koehn
  • Janel McCarville
  • Loree Moore
  • Nicole Powell
  • Ann Strother
  • Lindsay Taylor
  • Iciss Tillis
  • Barbara Turner
  • Head Coach: Debbie Ryan

    • Mountain Bike

  • Jeremiah Bishop
  • Men's Cross Country — 2:10.39 (→ 1st place)
  • Jeremy Horgan
  • Men's Cross Country — did not finish (→ no ranking)
  • Mary McConneloug
  • Women's Cross Country — + 2.50 (→ 2nd place)

    • Men's Competition

  • Alex Ottiano
  • Brian Olson
  • Chuck Jefferson
  • Michael Barnes
  • Aaron Cohen
  • Taylor Takata
  • Martin Boonzaayer

    • Women's Competition

  • Sayaka Matsumoto
  • Grace Jividen
  • Charlee Minkin
  • Ellen Wilson
  • Christina Yannetsos
  • Jill Collins
  • Nanoushka St. Pre

    • References

    United States at the 2003 Pan American Games Wikipedia
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