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Does anyone know when the Pan American Championships are taking place this year? I mean men and women? As far as they are this year (from my calculations and Wikipedia) they should be played, but nowhere have I found neither the dates nor the teams that are participating.

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  On 1/19/2020 at 10:12 PM, TomJa said:

Does anyone know when the Pan American Championships are taking place this year? I mean men and women? As far as they are this year (from my calculations and Wikipedia) they should be played, but nowhere have I found neither the dates nor the teams that are participating.

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I was searching for the dates as well but the federation is still suspended.

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  On 1/20/2020 at 12:14 AM, intoronto said:

Isn't the federation now separated into two?

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There is a controversy about it, PATHF was splitted in 2018 into two federations

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  On 1/19/2020 at 10:12 PM, TomJa said:

Does anyone know when the Pan American Championships are taking place this year? I mean men and women? As far as they are this year (from my calculations and Wikipedia) they should be played, but nowhere have I found neither the dates nor the teams that are participating.

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Well, we have the South & Central Championships about to begin tomorrow so the safe bet is, there will be no Pan American Champs this year :p  4 of 6 entered teams from this tournament will qualify for the 2021 WCh in Egypt.

 

The North & Carribean Championship will begin on March 31st and the winner of that will also qualify for World Champs.

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  On 1/20/2020 at 3:13 AM, Monzanator said:

 

Well, we have the South & Central Championships about to begin tomorrow so the safe bet is, there will be no Pan American Champs this year :p  4 of 6 entered teams from this tournament will qualify for the 2021 WCh in Egypt.

 

The North & Carribean Championship will begin on March 31st and the winner of that will also qualify for World Champs.

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Oh my mother :mad:On this continent, they always have to combine. Even Oceania is already playing together in the championship with Asia. Only America always has to combine.

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  On 1/20/2020 at 12:09 AM, Sindo said:

 

I was searching for the dates as well but the federation is still suspended.

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I have also looked through all continental federations and are tempted to write to international, but they probably don't know either.

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I watched some goals and I'm pretty sure the bolivian players don't have anyone above 170cm in the team. 

 

And since this is a round robin they still have to play Brazil...

 

 

Btw there was a big upset, Uruguay defeated Chile! Both will likely qualify anyway.

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