Less than 10 days to go to the Pan Am Games
07/11/07
The XV Pan American Games, which run July 13-29, are America's version of the Olympic Games which includes the Olympic Program sports and others that are not part of the Olympics. The bowling competition, consisting of singles and doubles events, is scheduled for July 23-26 at Barra Bowling Center, a 20-lane facility located in the Barra Shopping Mall.
"With less than 10 days to go, we are starting to feel the chills that will accompany us during the Pan Am Games starting next Sunday with the official practice," Karla Redig, assistant manager of bowling during the Pan Am Games said.
Redig has provided Bowlingdigital with a complete list of participants that includes the name of Andres Gomez (pictured right) from Colombia, who had earned an exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season through the 2005 Tour Trials.
"Gomez is considered by the organizing committee as illegible for the Games since he has participated in the PBA," Redig stated.
The removal of the 'amateur only" rule will be on the agenda of the 2007 FIQ/WTBA Congresses, to be held in conjunction with the 2nd Women's World Championships, August 30 through September 9 in Monterrey, Mexico.
Even though there are still some old-fashioned officials in this committee, who refuse to live in the present, this should be no discussion at all. There is no line between card holders of the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the Japanese Professional Bowlers Association (JPBA) and the top level amateurs who make their living through prize money and sponsor contracts or through the support of their governments.
Obviously the Pan Am Games OC doesn't follow the IOC in this matter, which allows professionals to participate in the Olympic Games. Bowlingdigital will keep you up-to-date the "Gomez issue".
"Rio de Janeiro is already beginning to breathe the Pan American Games," Redig said. "In the streets you can visualize what we consider the "Winter Fashion Models", the grey pants and the white or green shirts used by the Pan Am Games volunteers. A "Panmania" has already taken over the city and the official products stores are always full.
At Barra Bowling Lanes, things are a little quieter as not all teams are arrived yet. The Brazilian quartet started on Tuesday with the lane inspection. Barra Bowling underwent major renovations in the last three months to receive the games.
"Until July 20th, we will have a peaceful atmosphere in the bowling center," Redig said. "On the 21st we will be moving in with the temporary overlay and will have everything ready for the Official Practice, scheduled for July 22nd."
Argentina
Ricardo Dalla Rosa, Lucas Legnani
Bahamas
Lenford Powell, Clarence Wallace, Marie Sealy, Justina Sturrup
Bermuda
David Maycock, Kevin Swan, Bobbie Ingham, Patrice Tucker
Brazil
Rodrigo Hermes, Fábio Rezende, Jacqueline Costa, Roseli Santos
Canada
Darren Klassen, Jason Kovac, Lynne Gauthier, Kerrie Ryan-Ciach
Chile
Harold Galmez Pickering Reyes, Andréas Rojas Termini, Rossana Chesta Acuña
Colombia
Andrés Gomez, David Romero, Paola Gomez, Rocio Restrepo
Costa Rica
Marvin Murillo, Alejandro Reyna, Viviana Delgado, Sylvia Villalobos
Dominican Republic
Victor Richards, Rolando Sebelen, Aumi Guerra, Paula Vila
Ecuador
Becquer Barriga, Diogenes Saverio
El Salvador
Juan Merlos, Francisco Sanchez, Marta Cader, Aida Granillo
Guatemala
Andres Herrera, Jorge Valdes, Sofia Granda, Ximena Soto
Honduras
Maria Elena Breve, Eloina Valle
Mexico
Alejandro Cruz, Daniel Falconi, Sandra Garza, Adriana Perez
Panama
Yvette Chen, Tilcia de Lancini
Puerto Rico
Francisco Colon Ferrer, Luis Rodriguez Batista, Michelle Ayala, Yoselin Leon
United States
Rhino Paige, Cassidy Schaub, Diandra Asbaty, Tennelle Milligan
Venezuela
Raindy Chavez, Arturo Hernandez, Karen Marcano, Alicia Marcano
Brazil
Nomination of Andres Gomez causes big controversy
The XV Pan American Games, which run July 13-29, are America's version of the Olympic Games which includes the Olympic Program sports and others that are not part of the Olympics. The bowling competition, consisting of singles and doubles events, is scheduled for July 23-26 at Barra Bowling Center, a 20-lane facility located in the Barra Shopping Mall. "With less than 10 days to go, we are starting to feel the chills that will accompany us during the Pan Am Games starting next Sunday with the official practice," Karla Redig, assistant manager of bowling during the Pan Am Games said.
Redig has provided Bowlingdigital with a complete list of participants that includes the name of Andres Gomez (pictured right) from Colombia, who had earned an exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season through the 2005 Tour Trials. "Gomez is considered by the organizing committee as illegible for the Games since he has participated in the PBA," Redig stated.
The removal of the 'amateur only" rule will be on the agenda of the 2007 FIQ/WTBA Congresses, to be held in conjunction with the 2nd Women's World Championships, August 30 through September 9 in Monterrey, Mexico.
Even though there are still some old-fashioned officials in this committee, who refuse to live in the present, this should be no discussion at all. There is no line between card holders of the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the Japanese Professional Bowlers Association (JPBA) and the top level amateurs who make their living through prize money and sponsor contracts or through the support of their governments.
Obviously the Pan Am Games OC doesn't follow the IOC in this matter, which allows professionals to participate in the Olympic Games. Bowlingdigital will keep you up-to-date the "Gomez issue".
"Rio de Janeiro is already beginning to breathe the Pan American Games," Redig said. "In the streets you can visualize what we consider the "Winter Fashion Models", the grey pants and the white or green shirts used by the Pan Am Games volunteers. A "Panmania" has already taken over the city and the official products stores are always full.
At Barra Bowling Lanes, things are a little quieter as not all teams are arrived yet. The Brazilian quartet started on Tuesday with the lane inspection. Barra Bowling underwent major renovations in the last three months to receive the games.
"Until July 20th, we will have a peaceful atmosphere in the bowling center," Redig said. "On the 21st we will be moving in with the temporary overlay and will have everything ready for the Official Practice, scheduled for July 22nd."
XV Pan American Games Bowling Participants
Argentina
Ricardo Dalla Rosa, Lucas Legnani
Bahamas
Lenford Powell, Clarence Wallace, Marie Sealy, Justina Sturrup
Bermuda
David Maycock, Kevin Swan, Bobbie Ingham, Patrice Tucker
Brazil
Rodrigo Hermes, Fábio Rezende, Jacqueline Costa, Roseli Santos
Canada
Darren Klassen, Jason Kovac, Lynne Gauthier, Kerrie Ryan-Ciach
Chile
Harold Galmez Pickering Reyes, Andréas Rojas Termini, Rossana Chesta Acuña
Colombia
Andrés Gomez, David Romero, Paola Gomez, Rocio Restrepo
Costa Rica
Marvin Murillo, Alejandro Reyna, Viviana Delgado, Sylvia Villalobos
Dominican Republic
Victor Richards, Rolando Sebelen, Aumi Guerra, Paula Vila
Ecuador
Becquer Barriga, Diogenes Saverio
El Salvador
Juan Merlos, Francisco Sanchez, Marta Cader, Aida Granillo
Guatemala
Andres Herrera, Jorge Valdes, Sofia Granda, Ximena Soto
Honduras
Maria Elena Breve, Eloina Valle
Mexico
Alejandro Cruz, Daniel Falconi, Sandra Garza, Adriana Perez
Panama
Yvette Chen, Tilcia de Lancini
Puerto Rico
Francisco Colon Ferrer, Luis Rodriguez Batista, Michelle Ayala, Yoselin Leon
United States
Rhino Paige, Cassidy Schaub, Diandra Asbaty, Tennelle Milligan
Venezuela
Raindy Chavez, Arturo Hernandez, Karen Marcano, Alicia Marcano

