Pan American Games 411: Field, schedule, how to watch artistic, rhythmic, and trampoline gymnastics

The 2023 Pan American Games are set for October 20 to November 5 in Santiago, Chile, with all three Olympic gymnastics disciplines on the program and competing at Santiago’s Centro de Deportes Colectivos.

In addition to crowning Pan American champions, this edition of the games will also serve as a Paris 2024 Olympic qualifier for artistic and rhythmic. For trampoline, the event’s results will produce an Olympic qualifier if nobody from the Americas qualifies for Paris at next month’s world championships.

Keep reading for the full field, when Olympic qualifying spots will be up for grabs, schedule (with Eastern time conversion), and how to watch.

Field for the 2023 Pan American Games

Thank you to The Gymternet for helping us get these rosters.

Artistic

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

• Argentina – Milagros Curti, Lucila Estarli, Nicole Iribarne, Leila Martinez, Meline Mesropian
• Barbados – Anya Pilgrim
• Bolivia – Diana Vasquez
• Brazil – Rebeca Andrade, Jade Barbosa, Carolyne Pedro, Flavia Saraiva, Julia Soares
• Canada – Cassie Lee, Frédérique Sgarbossa, Ava Stewart, Aurélie Tran, Sydney Turner
• Chile – Barbara Achondo, Sofia Casella, Antonia Marihuan, Makarena Pinto, Franchesca Santi
• Colombia – Luisa Blanco, Ginna Escobar, Daira Lamadrid, Angélica Mesa, Yiseth Valenzuela
• Costa Rica – Franciny Morales, Anelena Rodriguez
• Dominican Republic – Camil Betances, Ana Patricia Fuentes
• Ecuador – Ashley Bohorquez, Alais Perea
• El Salvador – Alexa Grande
• Haiti – Lynnzee Brown
• Jamaica – Tyesha Mattis
• Mexico – Paulina Campos, Natalia Escalera, Cassandra Loustalot, Alexa Moreno, Ahtziri Sandoval
• Panama – Valentina Brostella, Hillary Heron, Lana Herrera, Celia Kuriakuz, Karla Navas
• Peru – Ana Karina Mendez
• Puerto Rico – Alejandra Alvarez, Karelys Diaz, Stella Diaz, Ainhoa Herrero, Katyna Alicea
• Trinidad & Tobago – Annalise Newman-Achee
• United States – Jordan Chiles, Kayla DiCello, Katelyn Jong, Kaylia Lincoln, Zoe Miller, Tiana Sumanasekera
• Venezuela – Milca Leon, Deborah Salmina

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

• Argentina – Santiago Agostinelli, Luca Alfieri, Julian Jato, Santiago Mayol, Daniel Villafañe
• Bolivia – Oliver Sons
• Brazil – Yuri Guimarães, Arthur Mariano, Bernardo Miranda, Patrick Sampaio, Diogo Soares
• Canada – Zachary Clay, René Cournoyer, Félix Dolci, William Emard, Jayson Rampersad
• Chile – Joel Alvarez, Josue Armijo, Luciano Letelier, Cristobal Prado, Ignacio Varas
• Colombia – Kristopher Bohorquez, Dilan Jimenez, Juan Larrahondo, Andres Martinez, Sergio Vargas
• Costa Rica – Andres Valverde
• Cuba – Alejandro de la Cruz, José Escandón, Diorges Escobar, Pablo Pozo, Yohendry Villaverde
• Dominican Republic – Audrys Nin Reyes, Leandro Peña
• Ecuador – Cesar Lopez, Johnny Valencia
• El Salvador – Pablo Velasquez
• Guatemala – Jorge Vega
• Jamaica – Caleb Faulk
• Mexico – Fabian de Luna, Rodrigo Gomez, Josue Juarez, Isaac Nuñez, Alonso Perez
• Panama – Richard Atencio
• Peru – Edward Alarcon, Edward Gonazles
• Puerto Rico – Nelson Guilbe, Jose Lopez, Andres Perez
• Trinidad & Tobago – Jameel Ali
• United States – Cameron Bock, Stephen Nedoroscik, Vahe Petrosyan, Curran Phillips*, Colt Walker, Donnell Whittenburg
• Venezuela – Edward Rolin, Adickxon Trejo

*Note: Phillips replaced Shane Wiskus (injury) on the U.S. team.

Rhythmic

• Argentina – Celeste D’Arcángelo, Martina Gil
• Brazil – Barbara Urquiza, Gabriella Coradine Castilho, Nicole Pircio Nunes Duarte, Victoria Anderson Santana Borges, Barbara Domingos, Geovanna Santos, Maria Eduarda Alexandre, Giovanna Oliveira Silva
• Canada – Christina Savchenko, Emily Angel Huseynov, Karin Kamenetsky, Katherina Bakhmutova, Victoria Maria Smolianova, Carmel Kallemaa, Tatiana Cocsanova
• Chile – Annalena Belen Ley Galleguillos, Anneli Glenda Sepúlveda Inzunza, Isabel Lozano Voticky, Josefina Belén Romero Ríos, Martina Isidora Espejo Jeraldo, Javiera Victoria Rubilar Sanhueza
• Colombia – Adriana Lucia Mantilla Camargo, Karen Lorena Duarte Fernandez, Kizzy De Los Angeles Rivas Martinez, Laura Ximena Patino Medina, Natalia Jimenez Tamayo, Lina Dussan, Oriana Vinas
• Costa Rica – Gloriana de Jesus Sanchez Arguedas
• Cuba – Gretel Adelaida Mendoza Ramirez
• Mexico – Adirem Tejeda, Sofia Flores, Dalia de Jesus Alcocer Pina, Julia Irene Gutierrez Pereyra, Kimberly Salazar, Ledia Damaris Juarez Aladro, Marina Malpica
• Peru – Sofia Lay Zea
• United States – Individuals: Evita Griskenas, Lili Mizuno; Group: Izzy Connor, Gergana Petkova, Katrine Sakhnov, Karolina Saverino, Hana Starkman
• Venezuela – Gabriela Anali Rodriguez Linares, Isabella Victoria Bellizzio Contreras, Maria De Los Angeles Dominguez Martins, Roselyn Nazajay Palencia Galvis, Yelbery Valentina Rodriguez Pestano, Sophia Isabela Fernandez Parra

Trampoline

• Argentina – Santiago Federico Ferrari, Tomas Roberti, Lucila Maldonado, Valentina Podesta
• Bolivia – Maya Quinteros Zaballa
• Brazil – Lucas Junio Tobias, Rayan Victor de Castro Dutra
• Canada – Keegan Soehn, Remi Aubin, Gabriella Flynn, Rachel Tam
• Colombia – Alvaro Calero, Angel Hernandez, Katish Hernandez
• Dominican Republic – Junior Mateo Zapata
• Mexico – Donovan Johar Guevara Perez, Jose Hugo Marin Mata, Dafne Navarro Loza, Mariola Garcia, Patricia Cristina Nunez Pavon,
• United States – Nicole Ahsinger, Ruben Padilla, Aliaksei Shostak, Jessica Stevens

How athletes and nations can qualify to Paris 2024 via the 2023 Pan American Games

Note: These are directly from the official event handbook for each discipline. See more under event files here.

Artistic

In artistic gymnastics, the best-positioned athletes in the individual all-around final competition (one (1) WAG and one (1) MAG, respectively) who have not yet qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with other criteria will obtain direct qualification.

This Olympic berth is by name, meaning the individual has qualified to Paris and their country can’t give it to another athlete.

Individuals are not eligible to obtain a quota place if their country has already qualified a team or they have already qualified individually or their country has already qualified the maximum of three individual athletes.

The following MAG teams have already qualified to Paris and, therefore, their individuals are ineligible for the Olympic quota spot: the United States and Canada.

The following MAG individual has already qualified to Paris and, therefore, is ineligible for the Olympic quota spot: Diogo Soares (BRA).

Note: Brazil MAG also earned an individual spot for the NOC at this year’s world championships, but the nation can still qualify one more MAG individual.

The following WAG teams have already qualified to Paris and, therefore, their individuals are ineligible for the Olympic quota spot: the United States, Canada, and Brazil.

*In addition, Mexico has already qualified the maximum of three WAG individuals and is therefore ineligible for the quota spot.

The following WAG individuals have already qualified to Paris and, therefore, are ineligible for the Olympic quota spot: Alexa Moreno (MEX)*, Hillary Heron (PAN), and Ahtziri Sandoval (MEX).*

Rhythmic

In rhythmic gymnastics, the best-ranked athlete in the individual all around competition and the best-ranked group in the group all-around competition that have not yet qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with other criteria, will obtain direct qualification for said event.

This individual Olympic berth is by name, meaning the individual has qualified to Paris and their country can’t give it to another athlete.

The only group not eligible is Brazil, which qualified to Paris at worlds earlier this year. Brazil is also the only nation to have already earned an individual quota spot via this year’s world championships.

Trampoline

In trampoline, the best-ranked male or female athlete (one (1) across both genders) in the individual final who has not qualified yet, and if there are still quotas available for the Americas after the world championships in November, will obtain one (1) quota spot for their NOC for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

This Olympic berth is for the NOC (National Organizing Committee/country) and can be awarded by the NOC to an individual of its choice when and how it sees fit.

Paris 2024 Olympic Berth	Which discipline?	When is it being awarded?	How many?
Individual (by name)	MAG	The best-ranked individual at the end of the all-around final. Individuals who have already qualified or who are from a country that has already qualified are ineligible.	1
Individual (by name)	WAG	The best-ranked individual at the end of the all-around final. Individuals who have already qualified or who are from a country that has already qualified are ineligible.	1
Individual (by name)	Rhythmic	The best-ranked individual at the end of the all-around final.	1
Group	Rhythmic	The best-ranked group at the end of the group all-around final. Brazil has already qualified and is not eligible.	1

Schedule and how to watch the 2023 Pan American Games

The 2023 Pan American Games will be streamed live on PanAm Sports Channel.

Discipline	Day	Time (ET)	Competition
Artistic	Saturday, October 21 Note: Team medals will be determined at the end of qualifying.	1-3:30 p.m. ET 5:30-8 p.m. ET	MAG Subdivision 1 – CAN, MEX, MIX 2, CHI, ARG, PUR (All-Around and Apparatus Qualifying) MAG Subdivision 2 – MIX 3, COL, MIX 1, CUB, BRA, USA (All-Around and Apparatus Qualifying)
	Sunday, October 22 Note: Team medals will be determined at the end of qualifying.	11:30 a.m. – 1:10 p.m. ET 1:30-3:10 p.m. ET 5-6:40 p.m. ET	WAG Subdivision 1 – MEX, MIX 1, PAN, COL (All-Around and Apparatus Qualifying) WAG Subdivision 2 – ARG, MIX 2, USA, MIX 3 (All-Around and Apparatus Qualifying) WAG Subdivision 3 – CAN, CHI, PUR, BRA (All-Around and Apparatus Qualifying)
	Monday, October 23	12-2:30 p.m. ET 5-7 p.m. ET	Men’s All-Around Final (1 quota spot for Paris 2024) Women’s All-Around Final (1 quota spot for Paris 2024)
	Tuesday, October 24	4-7:50 p.m. ET	Apparatus Finals Day 1 (MAG FX, PH, SR; WAG VT, UB)
	Wednesday, October 25	4-7:50 p.m. ET	Apparatus Finals Day 2 (MAG VT, PB, HB; WAG BB, FX)
Rhythmic	Wednesday, November 1	3-5 p.m. ET 5:30-6:10 p.m. ET	Individual Qualifying (Hoop & Ball) Group Qualifying (5 Hoops)
	Thursday, November 2 Note: Individual all-around and group all-around medals will be determined at the end of qualifying, as well Paris 2024 quota spots.	3-5 p.m. ET 5:45-6:25 p.m. ET	Individual Qualifying (Clubs & Ribbons) Group Qualifying (3 Ribbons & 2 Balls)
	Friday, November 3	10-10:40 a.m. ET 10:50-11:30 a.m. ET 5-5:40 p.m. ET	Individual Final (Hoop) Individual Final (Ball) Group Final (5 Hoops)
	Saturday, November 4	10:30-11:10 a.m. ET 11:20 a.m. – 12 p.m. ET 5:30-6:10 p.m. ET	Individual Final (Clubs) Individual Final (Ribbon) Group Final (3 Ribbons & 2 Balls)
Trampoline	Friday, November 3	9-9:30 a.m. ET 10:30-11 a.m. ET 3-4 p.m. ET 4-5 p.m. ET	Synchro Qualifying (W) Synchro Qualifying (M) Individual Qualifying (W) Individual Qualifying (M)
	Saturday, November 4	9-9:30 a.m. ET 10:30-11 a.m. ET 4-4:30 p.m. ET 4:30-5 p.m. ET	Synchro Final (W) Synchro Final (M) Individual Final (W) Individual Final (M)