
The 2021 Junior Pan American Championships livestream is provided by CDO Premium on Passline. Passline is a pay per view service that cost $5 per game for pool play and $7 per game for crossovers and medal matches. There is an option to purchase access to the whole tournament at $50 or by division, $38 for the men and $30 for the women. These prices do not include the service charge.
To keep all athletes, coaches, staff and volunteers safe during this international event through the pandemic, no spectators will be allowed in attendance.
Seven nations will gather at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile for the Junior Pan American Championships (JPAC) from August 21 to 29. This junior men's and women's event is a qualifier for the 2021 FIH Hockey Junior World Cup.
About JPAC:
The Junior Pan American Championship is an international junior field hockey competition for men and women organized by the Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF). Typically for under 21 athletes, this edition's age limit was moved to under 22, to accommodate the pause in competition due to the pandemic.
The tournament started in 1978 for the men and 1988 for the women.
In the men's competition, Argentina has won the competition every year. For the women's, Argentina won seven and USA won once.
The top two men's teams and top three women's teams will qualify for the 2021 FIH Junior Hockey World Cup.
Men's History:
YEAR | LOCATION | 1ST | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH |
2021 | Santiago, Chile | Chile | Argentina | USA | Canada |
2016 | Toronto, Canada | Argentina | Canada | Chile | USA |
2012 | Guadalajara, Mexico | Argentina | Canada | Chile | USA |
2008 | Port of Spain, Trinidad | Argentina | Chile | USA | Canada |
2005 | Havana, Cuba | Argentina | Chile | Mexico | USA |
2000 | Santiago, Chile | Argentina | Chile | Canada | USA |
1996 | Bridgetown, Barbados | Argentina | Cuba | Canada | Chile |
1992 | Havana, Cuba | Argentina | Cuba | Canada | Chile |
1988 | Port of Spain, Trinidad | Argentina | Cuba | Canada | Chile |
1985 | Orlando, USA | Argentina | Canada | Chile | USA |
1981 | Santiago, Chile | Argentina | Canada | Chile | USA |
1978 | Mexico City, Mexico | Argentina | Chile | Canada | Mexico |
Women's History:
YEAR | LOCATION | 1ST | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH |
2021 | Santiago, Chile | Canada | Uruguay | USA | Chile |
2016 | Tacarigua, Trinidad & Tobago | Argentina | USA | Chile | Canada |
2012 | Guadalajara, Mexico | Argentina | Canada | USA | Chile |
2008 | Mexico City, Mexico | USA | Chile | Argentina | Mexico |
2005 | Puerto Rico | Argentina | USA | Chile | Canada |
2000 | Bridgetown, Barbados | Argentina | USA | Canada | Chile |
1997 | Santiago, Chile | Argentina | Canada | USA | Chile |
1992 | Caracas, Venezuela | Argentina | Trinidad | Canada | USA |
1988 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Argentina | USA | Chile | Uruguay |