Bowling at the Pan American Games

Bowling – primarily in the form of the tenpin sport, as regulated by the World Bowling organization (the Pan American Games' tenpin events are governed by World Bowling's PABCON American Zone division), has been a sport at the Pan American Games since the 1991 Pan American Games.

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 United States (USA)247839
2 Colombia (COL)43815
3 Canada (CAN)43613
4 Mexico (MEX)37818
5 Brazil (BRA)1214
6 Venezuela (VEN)010515
7 Dominican Republic (DOM)0145
8 Puerto Rico (PUR)0112
9 Guatemala (GUA)0101
 Netherlands Antilles (AHO)0101
11 Argentina (ARG)0011
Totals (11 nations)363642114
  • Discontinued team

Men

Singles

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1991 Havana
Patrick Healey Jr.
 United States
Luis Serfaty
 Venezuela
Jon Juneau
 United States
1995 Mar del Plata
Bill Rowe
 Canada
Patrick Healey Jr.
 United States
Marco Zepeda
 Mexico
1999 Winnipeg
David Romero
 Colombia
Michael Mullin
 United States
Marc Doi
 Canada
2003 Santo Domingo
Daniel Falconi
 Mexico
Marcos Baeza
 Mexico
Bill Hoffman
 United States
2007 Rio de Janeiro
Rhino Page
 United States
Daniel Falconi
 Mexico
Lucas Legnani
 Argentina
2011 Guadalajara
Santiago Mejia
 Colombia
Chris Barnes
 United States
Marcelo Suartz
 Brazil
Manuel Fernandez
 Dominican Republic
2015 Toronto
Marcelo Suartz
 Brazil
Amleto Monacelli
 Venezuela
Dan MacLelland
 Canada
Devin Bidwell
 United States
2019 Lima
Nicholas Pate
 United States
Marcelo Suartz
 Brazil
Jakob Butturff
 United States
Jean Perez
 Puerto Rico

Doubles

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1995 Mar del Plata
Patrick Healey Jr.
and Chris Barnes
 United States
Samir Daou
and Carlos Finx, Jr.
 Netherlands Antilles
Mark Doi
and Bill Rowe
 Canada
1999 Winnipegnot included in the Pan American Games program
2003 Santo Domingo
Bill Hoffman
and Scott Pohl
 United States
George Lambert IV
and Danyck Briere
 Canada
Andrés Gómez
and Jorge Romero
 Colombia
2007 Rio de Janeiro
Cassidy Schaub
and Rhino Page
 United States
Fabio Rezende
and Rodrigo Hermes
 Brazil
Victor Richards
and Rolando Sebelen
 Dominican Republic
2011 Guadalajara
Chris Barnes
and Bill O'Neill
 United States
José Lander
and Amleto Monacelli
 Venezuela
Andrés Gómez
and Santiago Mejia
 Colombia
2015 Toronto
Dan MacLelland
and François Lavoie
 Canada
Jaime González
and Manuel Otalora
 Colombia
Devin Bidwell
and Tommy Jones
 United States
2019 Lima
Jakob Butturff
and Nicholas Pate
 United States
Manuel Otalora
and Alfredo Quintana
 Colombia
José Llergo
and Alturo Quintero
 Mexico

Women

Singles

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1991 Havana
Edda Piccini
 Mexico
Julie Gardner
 United States
Mandy Wilson
 United States
1995 Mar del Plata
Catharine Willis
 Canada
Mariela Alarza
 Venezuela
Lisa Bishop
 United States
1999 Winnipeg
Janette Piesczynski
 United States
Alicia Marcano
 Venezuela
Jennifer Willis
 Canada
2003 Santo Domingo
Shannon Pluhowsky
 United States
Sofia Granda
 Guatemala
Clara Guerrero
 Colombia
2007 Rio de Janeiro
Tennelle Milligan
 United States
Alicia Marcano
 Venezuela
Aumi Guerra
 Dominican Republic
2011 Guadalajara
Liz Johnson
 United States
Jennifer Park
 Canada
Caroline Lagrange
 Canada
Karen Marcano
 Venezuela
2015 Toronto
Shannon Pluhowsky
 United States
Aumi Guerra
 Dominican Republic
Liz Johnson
 United States
Rocio Restrepo
 Colombia
2019 Lima
Clara Guerrero
 Colombia
Miriam Zetter
 Mexico
Iliana Lomelí
 Mexico
Maria Rodriguez
 Colombia

Doubles

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1995 Mar del Plata
Missy Howard
and Lesia Stark
 United States
Georgina Serratos
and Gabriela Sandoval
 Mexico
Margalit Mizrachi
and Mariela Alarza
 Venezuela
1999 Winnipegnot included in the Pan American Games program
2003 Santo Domingo
Adriana Pérez
and Illiana Lomeli
 Mexico
Shannon Pluhowsky
and Stacy Werth
 United States
Sara Vargas
and Clara Guerrero
 Colombia
2007 Rio de Janeiro
Diandra Asbaty
and Tennelle Milligan
 United States
Michelle Ayala
and Yoselin Leon
 Puerto Rico
Adriana Pérez
and Sandra Góngora
 Mexico
2011 Guadalajara
Liz Johnson
and Kelly Kulick
 United States
Sandra Góngora
and Miriam Zetter
 Mexico
Anggie Ramirez
and Maria Jose Rodriguez
 Colombia
2015 Toronto
Clara Guerrero
and Rocio Restrepo
 Colombia
Liz Johnson
and Shannon Pluhowsky
 United States
Patricia de Faria
and Karen Marcano
 Venezuela
2019 Lima
Stefanie Johnson
and Shannon O'Keefe
 United States
Miriam Zetter
and Iliana Lomelí
 Mexico
Astrid Valiente
and Aumi Guerra
 Dominican Republic

Discontinued

Men's All-Events

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1995 Mar del Plata
Patrick Healey Jr.
 United States
Pedro Carreyo
 Venezuela
Agustin De Farias
 Venezuela

Men's Team

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1991 Havana
 United States (USA)
Steve Kloempken
Ralph Solan
Jon Juneau
Patrick Healey Jr.
 Venezuela (VEN)
Pedro Carreyo
Pedro Elias Cardozo
Luis Serfaty
Francisco Carabano
 Mexico (MEX)
Alfonso Rodriguez
Roberto Silva
Daniel Falconi
Luis Javier Iserte
1995 Mar del Plata
 United States (USA)
Patrick Healey Jr.
Mark Van Meter
John Eiss
Chris Barnes
 Venezuela (VEN)
Agustin De Farias
Pedro Avendano
Arturo Hernandez
Pedro Carreyo
 Canada (CAN)
Marc Doi
Doug Schatz
Paul Gyarmati
Bill Rowe
1999 Winnipeg
 United States (USA)
John Gaines
John Eiss
Tony Manna, Jr.
Michael Mullin
 Canada (CAN)
Mathieu Chouinard
Marc Doi
Jean Sebastian Lessard
Alan Tone
 Mexico (MEX)
Daniel Falconi
Roberto Silva
Víctor de la Fuente
Ernesto Avila

Women's All-Events

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1995 Mar del Plata
Liz Johnson
 United States
Edda Piccini
 Mexico
Luz Leal
 Colombia

Women's Team

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1991 Havana
 United States (USA)
Maureen Webb
Julie Gardner
Mandy Wilson
Lynda Norry
 Venezuela (VEN)
Mirella DeTrasolini
Gisela Sanchez
Mariela Alarza
Gabriela Bigai
 Mexico (MEX)
Edda Piccini
Ana Maria Avila
Leticia Rosas
Celia Flores
1995 Mar del Plata
 Canada (CAN)
Sandy Lowe
Anne Saasto
Debbie Ship
Catharine Willis
 United States (USA)
Lisa Bishop
Lesia Stark
Missy Howard
Liz Johnson
 Venezuela (VEN)
Margalit Mizrachi
Mariela Alarza
Marianela Lista
Mirella Trasolini
1999 Winnipeg
 United States (USA)
Tennelle Grijalva
Debbie Kuhn
Kelly Kulick
Janette Piesczynski
 Colombia (COL)
Paola Gomez
Maria Salazar
Clara Guerrero
Sara Vargas
 Mexico (MEX)
Leticia Ituarte
Maria Martinez
Gloria Ortega
Veronica Hernandez

Events

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References

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