2017 Pan American Cups

The Pan American Hockey Federation has announced the schedule for the 2017 Pan American Cups, men and women, to be hosted by the US Field Hockey Association at the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Lancaster, PA from August 4 to August 13, 2017.

For the fans, the Spooky Nook Sports Complex (the “Home of Hockey”) offers a variety of activities when not watching hockey, ensuring a memorable event experience. For those not on site, the PAHF and USFHA will be providing a comprehensive coverage via different channels.

Alongside the actual hockey tournament, FIH Hockey Academy courses, PAHF Committee and Board meetings, as well as the Bi-annual PAHF Congress, will be held in Lancaster.

The Pan American Cup is a direct qualifier to the FIH World Cup, for both genders, and a pathway for qualification to the Pan Am Games. The 2018 World Cups will be held in India for the men and England for the women.

Each team will play three pool matches to decide the semi-finals and classification matches for final rankings.

“I am looking forward to a great event, where hockey will benefit from the good organization and from the gathering of the Pan American hockey community,” said Coco Budeisky, PAHF President.

“We’re nearly 5 months out until the Pan American Cups begin and our team of premier program creators in conjunction with PAHF have already begun assembling what is sure to be a phenomenal experience for both players and fans,” said Simon Hoskins, USA Field Hockey’s Executive Director. “We look forward to hosting a wide variety of national teams while also attracting new and veteran fans of the hockey to the event.”

“The Local Organizing Committee is working diligently with the community to ensure all participating teams have a welcoming and fun experience in the heart of Lancaster County,” said Lisa McCoy, General Manager of the Pan American Cup Committee. “Around the event, we are also working on several initiatives like the creation of FIH / PAHF Coach and Umpire Education Courses.”


For the Men’s competition, Argentina (current Olympic Champions and ranked 2nd in the world), Chile (26th), USA (29th) and Venezuela (47th) will make up Pool A while Canada (11th), Brazil (25th), Trinidad & Tobago (33rd) and Mexico (40th) will compete in Pool B.

Date

Time

Pool

Match#

Match

Friday August 4

10:00

A

M01

Chile

v

Venezuela

 

12:00

B

M02

Canada

v

Trinidad & Tobago

 

17:00

B

M03

Brazil

v

Mexico

 

19:00

A

M04

Argentina

v

USA

Sunday August 6

10:00

B

M05

Brazil

v

Canada

 

12:00

B

M06

Trinidad & Tobago

v

Mexico

 

17:00

A

M07

Chile

v

Argentina

 

19:00

A

M08

USA

v

Venezuela

Tuesday August 8

10:00

B

M09

Trinidad & Tobago

v

Brazil

 

12:00

A

M10

Argentina

v

Venezuela

 

17:00

B

M11

Canada

v

Mexico

 

19:00

A

M12

USA

v

Chile

Thursday Aug. 10

17:00

Semi-final

M13

1st Pool A

v

2nd Pool B

 

19:15

Semi-final

M14

1st Pool B

v

2nd Pool A

Friday August 11

9:15

5-8

M15

3rd Pool A

v

4th Pool B

 

11:30

5-8

M16

3rd Pool B

v

4th Pool A

Saturday Aug. 12

10:00

7th Place

M17

Loser M15

v

Loser M16

 

12:15

5th Place

M18

Winner M15

v

Winner M16

 

15:30

Bronze

M19

Loser M13

v

Loser M14

 

17:45

Gold

M20

Winner M13

v

Winner M14


For the Women’s competition, Argentina (ranked 3rd in the world), Chile (19th), Uruguay (23rd) and Barbados (54th) will make up Pool A while the USA (6th), Canada (18th), Mexico (30th) and Brazil (41st) will compete in Pool B.

Date

Time

Pool

Match#

Match

Saturday August 5

10:00

A

W01

Argentina

v

Chile

 

12:00

A

W02

Uruguay

v

Barbados

 

17:00

B

W03

Canada

v

Brazil

 

19:00

B

W04

USA

v

Mexico

Monday August 7

10:00

B

W05

Mexico

v

Brazil

 

12:00

A

W06

Uruguay

v

Argentina

 

17:00

A

W07

Chile

v

Barbados

 

19:00

B

W08

Canada

v

USA

Wednesday Aug. 9

10:00

A

W09

Chile

v

Uruguay

 

12:00

B

W10

Mexico

v

Canada

 

17:00

A

W11

Argentina

v

Barbados

 

19:00

B

W12

USA

v

Brazil

Friday August 11

13:45

5-8

W13

3rd Pool A

v

4th Pool B

 

16:00

5-8

W14

3rd Pool B

v

4th Pool A


18:15

Semi-final

W15

1st Pool A

v

2nd Pool B

 

20:30

Semi-final

W16

1st Pool B

v

2nd Pool A

Sunday August 13

10:00

7th Place

W17

Loser W13

v

Loser W14

 

12:15

5th Place

W18

Winner W13

v

Winner W14

 

15:30

Bronze

W19

Loser W15

v

Loser W16

 

17:45

Gold

W20

Winner W15

v

Winner W16


For more information on the PAHF competitions and programs, please visit the Pan American Hockey Federation web site at www.panamhockey.org

The Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF) is recognized by the FIH as the governing continental federation for all field hockey in the Pan American region. There are 29 member Nations of the PAHF.  For more information please contact info@panamhockey.org.