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August 28th.
2025
Chile Wins Pool C
with Thriller Five-Set Victory over Mexico
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 28, 2025. – Chile
defeated Mexico in a thrilling five-set
battle 3-2 (20-25, 25-16, 19-25, 25-23,
16-14) to claim first place in Pool C at the
Men’s Senior Pan American Cup, being held at
the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
With a perfect 3-0 record, Chile secured the
top spot in the pool, while Mexico (2-1)
finished second. In the quarterfinals, Chile
will face Colombia and Mexico will take on
the United States. Mexico started strong
with Franky Hernández leading the offense,
supported by Alexis Garay and Mauro Fuentes
to take the opening set. Chile responded in
the second with a comfortable lead, powered
by Vicente Parraguirre and contributions
from Vicente Ibarra, tying the match. The
third set was a tense exchange with long
rallies that kept the crowd engaged. Mexico
pulled ahead with Garay’s attack and a solid
block from Hernández against Parraguirre,
closing the set with authority. Chile forced
the tie-break after a tightly contested
fourth set, sealed by a Mexican error and a
decisive spike from captain Dusan Bonacic.
In the deciding set, the South Americans
took an 8-3 lead, but Mexico fought back
with Oziel Aguirre closing the gap to 12-10
and later tying at 13. Finally, a block by
Vicente Ibarra gave Chile the extended win.
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August 28th.
2025
USA Advances to Quarterfinals Defeating Cuba
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 28, 2025. – The
United States advanced to the quarterfinals
of the 18th Senior Men’s Pan American Cup
after defeating Cuba 3-1 (25-20, 23-25,
26-24, 25-17) at the Domo de la Feria in
León, Guanajuato. The U.S. team closed the
preliminary round with a 2-1 record to
secure second place in Pool A and a spot in
the next phase. Cuba, with a 1-2 record,
finished third and will play for
classification. The United States came out
strong in the opening set, jumping to a 5-0
lead and then 10-5, powered by the offense
of Nolan Flexen, Kyle Hobus, and Daniel
Wetter. In the second set, Cuba responded
with the efforts of Víctor Andreu and Carlos
Charles. After a 20-point tie, U.S. errors
gave the Caribbean team the advantage to
even the match.
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August 28th.
2025
Canada Sweeps Colombia to Claim First Place
in Pool B
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 28, 2025.– Canada
swept Colombia 3-0 (28-26, 25-23, 25-23) in
an intense battle that decided the top spot
in Pool B of the 18th Senior Men’s Pan
American Cup, held at the Domo de la Feria
in León, Guanajuato. The defending champions
closed pool play undefeated with a 3-0
record, awaiting confirmation whether they
advance directly to the semifinals or will
compete in the quarterfinals. Colombia
finished second in the pool with a 2-1
record and moves on to the quarterfinal
round. The opening set was tightly
contested, tied at 23 points. A Colombian
service error gave Canada set point, but a
Canadian error from the service line tied it
again. Erik Siksna once more put Canada
ahead, though Juan Castañeda answered with a
kill for Colombia. Andrés Piza followed with
an attack to earn Colombia a set point, but
Jordan Canham delivered two consecutive
points to seal the set for the Canadians.
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August 28th.
2025
Puerto Rico Wraps Up Pool-Play with Victory
over Guatemala
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 28, 2025.– Puerto
Rico wrapped up the preliminary round of the
Senior Men’s Pan American Cup with a 3-1
(25-21, 21-25, 25-20, 25-17) victory over
Guatemala, in the final day of pool play at
the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
With a 1-2 record, Puerto Rico secured third
place in Pool B, while Guatemala finished
fourth with a 0-3 record. Both teams will
move on to classification matches, awaiting
their opponents once pool play concludes.
Puerto Rico controlled the first set,
although Guatemala managed to save two set
points with a service error and an attack
from Gerardo González, until Omar Hoyos
closed the set with a kill. Guatemala
responded in the second set, driven by
middle blocker Jason Hernández and outside
hitter Andy Leonardo, who kept the Central
Americans ahead to level the match 1-1. In
the third set, after a 17-point tie, Puerto
Rico took control with the performances of
Jamal Ellis and captain Pedro Molina. The
Puerto Ricans maintained the pressure and
raised their level of play in the fourth set
to secure the win.
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August 28th.
2025
Dominican Republic Closes
Group Stage with Victory
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 28, 2025.- The
Dominican Republic earned its first win at
the Senior Men’s Pan American Cup by
defeating Suriname 3-0 (25-16, 25-14, 25-20)
in the final day of pool play at the Domo de
la Feria in León, Guanajuato. The Dominican
Republic closed Pool C in third place with a
1-2 record, while Suriname finished fourth
at 0-3. Both teams await the completion of
all preliminary matches to learn their
opponents in the classification round. The
Dominican side controlled the match with
advantages in attacks (40-33), blocks
(12-3), and service points (3-1), while
committing fewer errors than Suriname
(13-20). The third set was the most
contested, with stronger resistance from the
Surinamese squad.Luis Reinoso led all
scorers with 15 points on 10 kills, 2
blocks, and 3 aces. Héctor Cruz added 13
points, all on kills, and Ronny Molina
contributed 10, also all from attacks. For
Suriname, Shemar Jameson stood out with 13
points, all on kills.
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August 28th.
2025
Venezuela Dominates Pool A with Perfect Run
at the Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 28, 2025.–
Venezuela closed the group stage with its
third consecutive straight-set victory,
defeating Antigua and Barbuda 3-0 (25-15,
25-16, 25-8) to secure first place in Pool A
of the Men’s Senior Pan American Cup, held
at the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
With a perfect 3-0 record and without
dropping a single set, Venezuela claimed the
group lead and now awaits the outcome of the
remaining matches to see if it advances
directly to the semifinals. Antigua and
Barbuda (0-3) will play in the
classification round for placement matches.
The South American squad rotated its lineup,
with the reserve players sealing the victory
with a dominant third set (25-8), the
largest margin recorded so far in the
tournament. Statistics showed Venezuela’s
superiority in attacks (42-18), as well as
in blocks (7-5) and service points (6-0).
Venezuela conceded 16 points from errors,
compared to 20 from Antigua and Barbuda.
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August 27th.
2025
Mexico Prevails over Dominican Republic for
Second Straight-Set Win
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 27, 2025. – Mexico
defeated the Dominican Republic 3-0 (25-20,
25-19, 25-19) to earn their second
straight-set victory at the Men’s Pan
American Volleyball Cup, being held at the
Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato. The
top spot in Pool C will be decided on
Thursday in the clash between Mexico and
Chile, both undefeated so far in the
tournament. Meanwhile, the Dominican
Republic will close the preliminary round
against Suriname, with both teams still
seeking their first win. Mexico took the
lead in the opening set with powerful attack
from Franky Hernández and a solid block by
Axel Téllez against Dominican captain Héctor
Cruz, securing the early advantage. In the
second set, the home team doubled their
rivals in points (10-5) thanks to
consecutive attacks from Alexis Garay,
supported by Mauro Fuentes, effectively
containing the efforts of Luis Reinoso and
Luther Rosario. The Dominican Republic came
out strong in the third set, going up 6-3
behind solid blocking from Rafael Burgos and
Cruz. However, Mexico turned the score
around and, with an effective performance
from Téllez, extended the gap to four points
(20-16). With Garay leading the offense and
Téllez dominant at the net, the hosts sealed
the win after a Dominican error.
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August 27th.
2025
Colombia defeats Puerto Rico to remain
unbeaten at the Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 27, 2025. –
Colombia defeated Puerto Rico 3-1 (18-25,
25-18, 25-18, 25-20) to remain unbeaten at
the Men’s Pan American Volleyball Cup,
taking place at the Domo de la Feria in
León, Guanajuato. Colombia and Canada both
hold perfect records (2-0) and will face
each other on Thursday to decide the top
spot in Pool B. Puerto Rico, meanwhile, will
play against Guatemala, with both teams
still searching for their first win. Puerto
Rico controlled the first set comfortably.
At set point (24-14), Colombia responded
with three kills from Ronald Jiménez and a
block by Juan Castañeda against Jamal Ellis,
before Ángel Rivera sealed the set with a
powerful spike, 25-18. Colombia answered
back in the second set, taking a five-point
lead (10-5), with Castañeda, Andrés Piza,
and Jiménez effective on offense, and
Leandro Mejía contributing at the net with
blocks. Puerto Rico pushed back and denied
three set points, but Piza leveled the match
with a decisive attack. In the third set,
Colombia maintained a three-point lead
throughout. Mejía’s blocking was key down
the stretch, while Puerto Rican errors
allowed Colombia to close the set in their
favor.
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August 27th.
2025
Venezuela Defeats Cuba in Straight Sets at
the Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 27, 2025. –
Venezuela earned a solid 3-0 (25-23, 25-17,
25-21) victory over Cuba at the Men’s Pan
American Volleyball Cup, being held at the
Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
Venezuela remains perfect in Pool A with a
2-0 record, while Cuba drops to 1-1. In the
final day of pool play, Venezuela will face
Antigua and Barbuda (0-2) and Cuba will go
up against the United States (1-1). Cuba
started strong in the opening set, taking a
4-0 lead with the attack of Alejandro
González. However, Venezuela responded
steadily, led by Willner Rivas and Emerson
Rodríguez, building a comfortable advantage.
Although Cuba tried to rally, closing the
gap to 21-23, consecutive errors cost them
the set. The second set was completely
dominated by Venezuela, with a huge lead and
consistent pressure from the service line
through Ronald Fayola, Jean Herrera, and
Emerson. In the third set, the score was
tied at 15 points before Venezuela pulled
away with the offense of Rivas and Emerson,
along with José Carrasco’s blocking at the
net. Two consecutive kills from Emerson
sealed the Venezuelan victory.
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August 27th.
2025
Canada Needed Four Sets to Defeat Guatemala
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 27, 2025. – Canada
had to work hard to overcome Guatemala 3-1
(26-24, 25-19, 26-28, 25-19) and remain
unbeaten at the 18th Men’s Pan American Cup,
held at the Domo de la Feria in León,
Guanajuato. The defending champion now holds
a 2-0 record in Pool B and will close the
preliminary round on Thursday against
Colombia. Guatemala, still seeking its first
win, will face Puerto Rico in its next
match. The match turned out to be tougher
than expected for the Canadians. In the
first set, Guatemala surprised by staying
ahead until reaching set point (24-23), with
Andy Leonardo and Gerardo González leading
the offense. However, Erik Siksna tied the
score with a spike and then scored on a
block to give Canada the advantage,
eventually taking the set 26-24. In the
second frame, Canada showed more control,
building a five-point lead (17-12) and
maintaining it thanks to the effectiveness
of Siksna and Jonas Van Huizen, securing the
set 25-19.
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August 27th.
2025
Chile Remains Undefeated at the Men’s Pan
American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 27, 2025. – The
Chilean National Team kept its perfect
record at the 18th Men’s Pan American
Volleyball Cup, defeating Suriname in
straight sets 3-0 (25-15, 25-13, 25-14) at
the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
Chile now holds a 2-0 undefeated record in
Pool C, while Suriname is still searching
for its first win (0-2). The pool
stage will conclude on Thursday with Chile
facing Mexico and Suriname taking on the
Dominican Republic. Afterward, the two best
pool winners will move directly into the
semifinals. Chile’s attacking power and
serving were key factors in the victory. The
South Americans dominated in kills (41-23),
service aces (9-0), and blocks (8-2). Both
teams handed out 17 points apiece through
unforced errors. Vicente Parraguirre,
Chile’s opposite, topped all scorers with 13
points (10 kills, 2 blocks, 1 ace). Followed
by Noe Aravena with 12 points (10 kills, 1
block, 1 ace) and Tomás Gago with 10 (6
kills, 2 blocks, 2 aces).
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August 27th.
2025
USA Earns First Win at Men’s Pan Am Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025.- The
United States earned its first victory in
Pool A of the Men’s Pan American Cup after
beating Antigua and Barbuda 3-0 (25-12,
25-11, 25-17) at Domo de la Feria in
Guanajuato, León. The U.S. with 1-1 record
will close pool-play against Cuba, while
Antigua and Barbuda (0-2) will face
Venezuela. The top place in the pool will
have to wait until the results are complete
to learn if they advance directly to
semifinals or they will go through the
quarterfinals alongside the second place in
each pool. USA sealed the win with advantage
in every skill: attacks (43-20), blocks
(5-2) and service aces (8-1). They
committed a similar number of errors, the
United States with 19 and Antigua and
Barbuda with 17.
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August 26th.
2025
Mexico claims straight-set victory over
Suriname to open Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025. – Host
team Mexico got off to a strong start in the
18th Senior Men’s Pan American Volleyball
Cup, defeating Suriname 3-0 (25-18, 25-14,
25-17) at the Domo de la Feria in León.
Mexico (1-0) will face the Dominican
Republic (0-1) in its next Pool C match,
while Suriname (0-1) will meet Chile (1-0).
The opening set was evenly matched, tied at
7 points, until Mexico pulled ahead with
Brandon López leading the offense and two
consecutive aces from Isaías Aguirre to make
it 12-8. Despite efforts from Shemar Jameson
and Anferney Schmeltz to close the gap, a
spike from Franky Hernández off the
Surinamese block sealed the set for Mexico.
From there, the hosts controlled the match
from start to finish, cruising through the
next two sets.
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August 26th.
2025
Cuba dominates Antigua and Barbuda in Pan American Cup debut
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025.– Cuba
opened the Men’s Senior Pan American
Volleyball Cup with a strong performance,
defeating Antigua and Barbuda 3-0 (25-19,
25-10, 25-12) on the first day of Pool A
action at the Domo de la Feria in León.
The match was quick paced, with the Cubans
showing absolute dominance in all aspects of
the game, sealing the victory in just 49
minutes. Cuba controlled the
fundamentals in attack (41-15), blocking
(6-2), and serving (11-2). Antigua and
Barbuda committed fewer errors than Cuba (17
to 27) but could not counter the power of
their opponents. To close the match, the
Cubans needed four match points, after a
service error and two consecutive reception
mistakes following powerful attacks from
Cairon Davis briefly extended the finish.
Cuba’s top scorers were Víctor Andreu and
Endriel Pedroso with 11 points each, while
Davis led Antigua and Barbuda with 6 points.
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August 26th.
2025
Canada Kicks Off Title Defense Strong in the
Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025.–
Defending champion Canada opened with a
victory in the Senior Men’s Pan American
Volleyball Cup, defeating Puerto Rico in a
hard-fought match 3-1 (25-21, 25-18, 22-25,
25-20) at the Domo de la Feria in León,
Guanajuato. On the second day of action in
Pool B, Canada (1-0) will face Guatemala
(0-1), while Puerto Rico (0-1) will go up
against Colombia (1-0). From the start,
Canada set the tone with an effective
offense and the blocking of opposite hitter
Jordan Canham, who led his team both
offensively and defensively. Puerto Rico,
led by captain Pedro Molina, battled with
intensity and stayed in the fight, but could
not contain Canada’s rhythm. In the second
set, the offensive duo of Erik Siksna and
Cory Schoenherr extended the lead for the
North Americans, while Puerto Rico responded
with a powerful spike from Omar Hoyos,
before a service error handed the set to
Canada. Puerto Rico came back in the third,
supported by the serving of Klistan Lawrence
and the attacking power of Hoyos and Molina,
jumping to a six-point lead (15-9). Despite
a Canadian rally, the Puerto Ricans forced a
fourth set thanks to Molina’s decisive play.
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August 26th.
2025
Venezuela sweeps USA in their Pan American
Cup opener
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025.-
Venezuela opened its campaign with a
straight-set victory 3-0 (25-21, 28-26,
31-29) over the United States in the first
match of Pool A at the Men’s Senior Pan
American Cup, held at the Domo de la Feria
in León, Guanajuato. In their next outing,
Venezuela will face Cuba, while the United
States will take on Antigua and Barbuda. The
South American squad was boosted by the
offense of Moisés Vásquez, Emerson
Rodríguez, and captain Willner Rivas, who
helped secure control of the opening set
despite the efforts of Kyle Hobus and Nolan
Flexen on the U.S. side. The second set was
tighter, with multiple ties and narrow
leads. The U.S. moved ahead 14-12 thanks to
Venezuelan errors and a block by Daniel
Wetter, but Venezuela regained the edge with
attacks from Jean Herrera and eventually
closed the set on an Emerson Rodríguez
spike.
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August 26th.
2025
Chile Opens the Men’s Pan American Cup with
Victory over Dominican Republic
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025.- Chile
opened the Senior Men’s Pan American
Volleyball Cup with a 3-1 victory (25-19,
23-25, 25-17, 25-23) over the Dominican
Republic in the first match of Pool C, held
at the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
The Chilean team showed a strong start,
taking an early 11-5 lead with attacks from
different positions and forcing Dominican
errors, closing the first set with an ace by
Vicente Valenzuela. The Dominican Republic
reacted in the second set with a tighter
game and longer rallies. With blocks from
Rafael Burgos and Héctor Cruz, the Caribbean
side took a 17-12 advantage. Chile responded
through captain Dusan Bonacic and
contributions from Vicente Parraguirre and
Valenzuela, but Cruz led the Dominican
offense and a kill by Luis Reinoso sealed
the set to even the match 1-1. The third set
was even in the early stages until Chile
pulled ahead 15-11 with a block by Tomás
Gago, effective attacks from Bonacic, and
Dominican errors. From there, the South
Americans extended their lead to take
control of the match.
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August 26th.
2025
Colombia Defeats Guatemala in Opening Match
of the Men’s Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 26, 2025. –
Colombia made a victorious debut in the
opening match of the Senior Men’s Pan
American Volleyball Cup, sweeping Guatemala
in straight sets 3-0 (25-18, 25-20, 25-23)
at the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
Colombia’s next opponent in Pool B will be
Puerto Rico, while Guatemala will face
Canada. The match began evenly, with
Guatemala taking a slight 9-6 lead behind
Gerardo González’s serving. Colombia quickly
responded, tying the score at 10 with a
block from Daniel Aponza. From point 12
onward, the South Americans never gave up
the lead and closed the set with a block by
Leandro Mejía against Carlos López.
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August 25th.
2025
Men’s Pan
American Cup puts crucial ranking points on
the line
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August 25, 2025.– The
Senior Men’s Pan American Volleyball Cup
awards important ranking points for
qualification to the 2026 Central American
and Caribbean Games. The competition, to be
held from August 26 to 31 at the Domo de la
Feria, features twelve teams aiming to
collect as many points as possible to boost
their chances of qualifying for Santo
Domingo 2026. The qualification system will
be completed next year. Augusto Sabbatini,
Head Coach of Antigua and Barbuda: “The team
has been training for sixty days. We’re
bringing up a young team with a mix of
experienced players. We are looking to
improve for our next competition, the ECVA
Final Four, which will be held in Antigua.
This tournament is very important for us to
showcase what we’ve been training in order
to strengthen the team.” David Preston, Head
Coach of Canada:
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August 23th.
2025
Canada Seeking a
Three-Peat at the Men’s Pan American Cup
LEÓN, Guanajuato, August
23, 2025. – Defending champions Canada will
aim for a three-peat at the 18th edition of
the Men’s Senior Pan American Volleyball
Cup, set to take place from August 26 to 31
at the Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato.
Canada enters the tournament with
back-to-back titles (2023, 2024) and stands
as one of the top favorites among the twelve
national teams competing in León. The United
States and Puerto Rico completed the podium
in the last edition held in the Dominican
Republic. Teams are divided into three
pools, with the top two pool leaders
advancing directly to the semifinals. The
third-best first-place finisher from the
group stage along with the second-place
teams will contest the quarterfinals. Pool A
consists of Antigua & Barbuda, Cuba, the
United States, and Venezuela. In Pool B,
defending champions Canada are joined by
Colombia, Guatemala, and Puerto Rico.
Finally, Pool C includes Chile, the
Dominican Republic, Mexico.
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