Pan American Cross Country Cup

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Running competition

Pan American Cross Country Cup

Sport	Cross country running
Founded	2015
Continent	Americas (APA)

The Pan American Cross Country Cup (Copa Panamericana de Cross Country) is an international cross country running competition organized by the Association of Panamerican Athletics (APA) for athletes representing the countries and territories of its member associations. It was established in 2015.^[1] Races are featured for senior, junior (U-20) and youth (U-18) athletes.^[2] The inaugural 2015 edition in Barranquilla, Colombia simultaneously serves as NACAC Cross Country Championships and South American Cross Country Championships.^[3]

Editions

Edition	Year	City	Country	Date	Venue
I	2015	Barranquilla, Atlántico	Colombia	February 22
II	2016	Caraballeda, Vargas	Venezuela	March 4	Campo de Golf de Caraballeda
III	2018	Opico	El Salvador	February 17	[4]
IV	2020	Victoria	Canada	February 29	Bear Mountain[5]
V	2022	Serra	Brazil	March 27	Alphaville Jacuhy de Serra Condominium

Results

Complete results were published.^{[6][7][8][9][10][11]}

Senior men

Year	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2015	Maksim Korolev  United States	28:21	Gilberto Silvestre Lopes  Brazil	28:31	Augustus Maiyo  United States	28:34
2016	Donald Cowart  United States	31:19	Gilberto Silvestre  Brazil	31:35	Max King  United States	31:42
2018	Joseph Gray  United States	30:02	Augustus Maiyo  United States	30:05	Cristhian Pacheco Mendoza  Peru	30:08
2020	Johnatas de Oliveira Cruz  Brazil	32:50	Anthony Rotich  United States	32:50	Paul Ramirez  Peru	33:11
2022	Wendell Jeronimo Souza  Brazil	32:03	Rene Champi  Peru	32:07	Marciel Miranda de Almeida Silva  Brazil	32:17

Senior women

Year	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2015	Gladys Tejeda  Peru	21:18	Kellyn Taylor  United States	21:33	Rachel Hannah  Canada	21:34
2016	Allison Grace Morgan  United States	37:41	Sasha Gollish  Canada	37:53	Luz Mery Rojas  Peru	38:04
2018	Carmen Toaquiza  Ecuador	35:04	Gladys Machacuay Huaman  Peru	35:06	Luz Mery Rojas Llanco  Peru	35:07
2020	Genevieve Lalonde  Canada	37:37	Carrie Verdon  United States	38:09	Lizaida Thalia Valdivia  Peru	38:12
2022	Maria Lucineida da Silva Moreira  Brazil	36:21	Nubia de Oliveira Silva  Brazil	36:48	Simone Ponte Ferraz  Brazil	36:51

Junior men

Year	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2015	Justyn Knight  Canada	19:04	Conner Mantz  United States	19:13	Daniel Ferreira do Nascimento  Brazil	19:20
2016	Daniel Ferreira Do Nascimento  Brazil	26:05	Thomas Pollard  United States	26:14	Omar Ramosv  Peru	26:35
2018	Connor Jeffrey Lane  United States	25:06	Tyler Dozzi  Canada	25:19	Thomas Nobbs  Canada	25:23
2020	Corey Gorgas  United States	27:15	Evan Bishop  United States	27:20	Alejandro Alania  Peru	27:27
2022	Janio Marcos Goncalves Varjao  Brazil	26:19	Jhoseph Nunez  Peru	28:15	Diego Caldeira  Venezuela	28:25

Junior women

Year	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2015	Saida Meneses  Peru	16:29	Hannah Marian Woodhouse  Canada	16:35	Branna MacDougall  Canada	16:41
2016	Branna MacDougall  Canada	21:31	Madeleine Ghazarian  Canada	21:31	Saida Meneses  Peru	21:57
2018	Brogan MacDougall  Canada	20:36	Laura Dickinson  Canada	20:54	Martha MacDonald  Canada	21:02
2020	Brooke Rauber  United States	23:12	Sadie Sigfstead  Canada	23:23	Jhenifer Melchor  Peru	23:46
2022	Gabriela de Freitas Tardivo  Brazil	23:05	Aylana Ferreira Cezar  Brazil	23:27	Veronica Huacasi  Peru	23:28

References

1. ^ COL - Panamerican Cross Country Cup 2015, APA, 2 January 2015, retrieved January 10, 2015
2. ^ PANAMERICAN CROSS COUNTRY CUP - FEBRUARY 22, 2015 - BARRANQUILLA - COLOMBIA - TEAM MANUAL (PDF), APA, retrieved January 10, 2015
3. ^ Clemente, Carlos (December 22, 2014), ATHLETICS CALENDAR 2015 - 2018 (PDF), Federación Costarricense de Atletismo, archived from the original (PDF) on March 15, 2017, retrieved January 10, 2015
4. ^ USA, Canada and Ecuador share top honours at Pan American Cross Country Championships . IAAF (2018-02-18). Retrieved 2019-09-13.
5. ^ Victoria wins right to host 2020 Pan Am Cross Country Cup. Athletics Canada (2019-02-08). Retrieved 2019-09-13.
6. ^ COPA PANAMERICANA DE CROSS COUNTRY - Barranquilla - Colombia, Febrero 22 de 2015 (PDF), APA, retrieved March 4, 2015
7. ^ 2016 Pan Am Cross Country Results. Lets Run. Retrieved on 2017-01-02.
8. ^ Robinson, Javier Clavelo (2016-03-05). Morgan and Cowart crowned Pan American cross-country champions. IAAF. Retrieved on 2017-01-02.
9. ^ 2018 Pan Am Cross Country Cup Results Federación Salvadoreña de Atletismo
10. ^ 2020 Pan Am XC Results. Race Day Timing. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
11. ^ Pan American Cross Country Championships Serra (BRA) 27 MAR 2022. World Athletics. Retrieved 2023-08-20.