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TICKET PROGRAM

GUIDE

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2 Find out more: TORONTO2015.org/tickets

Competing on home soil at an international multi-sport Games is a rare opportunity for any athlete, and it’s something I’ve dreamed of my entire athletic career. Next summer, for the first time, I will finally have the opportunity to compete with some of the best in the world, right here at home. There will be more than 6,000 athletes from 41 countries competing for a spot on the podium during 20 days of competition. I can tell you, Team Canada is already preparing so that when our moment comes, we’ll be ready.

The Pan Am Games have a special place in my heart. After winning silver for Canada at the Rio de Janeiro Games in 2007, I went on to win gold at the Guadalajara Games in 2011. Standing on the podium and hearing O Canada were incredibly emotional and proud moments for me. It is what athletes strive for, to live our dream and make our country proud. I can only imagine what it will be like to hear the roar of a passionate home crowd as well.

The success of previous Games held in Canada has shown athletes that the passion, cheers and support from the crowd can mean the difference between silver and gold. I know that all the athletes, especially Team Canada, are in for the experience of a lifetime, as are all of those who come out to cheer us on!

With 36 sports, including 52 disciplines, there’s something for everyone. I hope that all the athletes competing will be able to walk into the venues before their competition and see the stands filled with enthusiastic fans of all ages. On behalf of all the athletes hoping to compete at the Games, we thank you for your support. It means the world to us to know that we have the country behind us and we look forward to having you cheer us on in the summer of 2015.

Rosie MacLennan

Olympic, Pan Am and 2013 World Championship trampoline gold medallist and TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games hopeful

ROSIE

MACLENNAN

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3 Find out more: TORONTO2015.org/tickets

AT A GLANCE

July 10, 2015:

Pan Am Opening Ceremony

July 26, 2015:

Pan Am Closing Ceremony

Half-price

tickets for

persons under

16 years of

age, or 65

and over,

will start at

Tickets priced from

$20

75%

of tickets will be

$45

and under

$10

36

sports

52

disciplines

countries and

territories competing

119

medals won by

Canada at the

Guadalajara 2011

Pan Am Games

4

sports debuts

(golf, women’s rugby sevens, canoe/kayak – slalom, women’s baseball)

30

number of events

where Canada is

defending champion

6,000+

athletes

ONE

OPENING

CEREMONY

byCreative Partner Cirque du Soleil

ONE

CLOSING

CEREMONY

Accessibility

1. The TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games Organizing Committee (TO2015) is committed to delivering venues and services that are accessible to all spectators. TO2015 is also committed to meeting requirements under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA).

2. TO2015 will make accessible-seating tickets available, with the option to purchase an adjacent companion or support-person ticket at a discounted price.

16–18

Rio 2016 Olympic

Games qualifiers

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COMPETITION SCHEDULE

LOCATION

JULTUE

7 WED JUL 8 THU JUL 9 FRI JUL 10 SAT JUL 11 SUN JUL 12 MON JUL 13 TUE JUL 14 WED JUL 15 THU JUL 16 FRI JUL 17 SAT JUL 18 SUN JUL 19 MON JUL 20 TUE JUL 21 WED JUL 22 THU JUL 23 FRI JUL 24 SAT JUL 25 SUN JUL 26

Opening Ceremony Downtown Toronto

Closing Ceremony Downtown Toronto

Aquatics Diving Scarborough

Open Water Swimming Downtown Toronto

Swimming Scarborough

Synchronized Swimming Scarborough

Water Polo Markham

Archery Downtown Toronto

Athletics Marathon Downtown Toronto

Race Walk Downtown Toronto

Track and Field North York

Badminton Markham

Baseball Ajax

Basketball Downtown Toronto

Bowling Etobicoke

Boxing Oshawa

Canoe/Kayak Slalom Minden Hills

Sprint Welland

Cycling BMX Etobicoke

Mountain Bike Oro-Medonte

Individual Time Trial Milton

Road Race Downtown Toronto

Track Milton

Equestrian Dressage Caledon

Eventing Caledon

Eventing (Cross-Country) Mono

Jumping Caledon

Fencing Scarborough

Field Hockey Downtown Toronto

Football (Soccer) Hamilton

Golf Markham

Gymnastics Artistic Gymnastics Downtown Toronto

Rhythmic Gymnastics Downtown Toronto

Trampoline Downtown Toronto

Handball Downtown Toronto

Judo Mississauga

Karate Mississauga

Modern Pentathlon Scarborough

Racquetball Downtown Toronto

Roller Sports Figure Skating Downtown Toronto

Speed Skating Scarborough

Rowing St. Catharines

Rugby Sevens Downtown Toronto

Sailing Downtown Toronto

Shooting Innisfil

Softball Ajax

Squash Downtown Toronto

Table Tennis Markham

Taekwondo Mississauga

Tennis North York

Triathlon Downtown Toronto

Volleyball Beach Volleyball Downtown Toronto

Indoor Volleyball Downtown Toronto

Waterski & Wakeboard Downtown Toronto

Weightlifting Oshawa

Wrestling Mississauga

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PRELIMINARY SESSIONS

MEDAL SESSIONS

Opening Ceremony $100 ($50), $150, $225, $350

Closing Ceremony $90 ($45), $120, $150, $200

Aquatics Diving $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45

Open Water Swimming $35 ($17.50)

Swimming $40 ($20), $50, $60, $70 $80 ($40), $100, $120, $140 Synchronized Swimming $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Water Polo $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Archery $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Athletics Marathon $35 ($17.50) Race Walk $35 ($17.50)

Track And Field $40 ($20), $50, $60, $70 Morning medals: $40 ($20), $50, $60, $70

Evening medals: $80 ($40), $100, $120, $140 Badminton $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Baseball $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Basketball $25 ($12.50), $35, $45 $45 ($22.50), $60, $75 Bowling $30 ($15) $45 ($22.50) Boxing $25 ($12.50), $35, $45 $45 ($22.50), $60, $75 Canoe/Kayak Slalom $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Sprint $35 ($17.50) Cycling BMX $35 ($17.50), $45 Mountain Bike $35 ($17.50)

Individual Time Trial Non-ticketed Non-ticketed

Road Race $35 ($17.50) Track $40 ($20), $50, $60, $70 $80 ($40), $100, $120, $140 Equestrian Dressage $25 ($12.50), $35, $45 $45 ($22.50), $60, $75 Eventing $25 ($12.50), $35, $45 $45 ($22.50), $60, $75 Eventing (Cross-Country) $30 ($15) Jumping $25 ($12.50), $35, $45 $45 ($22.50), $60, $75 Fencing $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Field Hockey $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Football (Soccer) $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Golf $45 ($22.50) $75 ($37.50)

Gymnastics Artistic Gymnastics $45 ($22.50), $60, $75

Rhythmic Gymnastics $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Trampoline $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Handball $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Judo $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Karate $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Modern Pentathlon $35 ($17.50) Racquetball $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50)

Roller Sports Figure Skating $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50)

Speed Skating $35 ($17.50)

Rowing $25 ($12.50), $35, $45 $45 ($22.50), $60, $75

Rugby Sevens $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45

Sailing Non-ticketed Non-ticketed

Shooting $45 ($22.50) Softball $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Squash $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50) Table Tennis $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Taekwondo $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45 Tennis $30 ($15) $45 ($22.50) Triathlon $35 ($17.50)

Volleyball Beach Volleyball $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45

Indoor Volleyball $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45

Waterski & Wakeboard $20 ($10) $35 ($17.50)

Weightlifting $35 ($17.50), $45

Wrestling $20 ($10), $30 $35 ($17.50), $45

TICKET PRICING

($) pricing refers to discount tickets for persons under 16 years of age, or 65 and over, as of July 10, 2015, subject to availability. An additional $5 per-ticket service fee will apply.

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Opening and Closing Ceremonies

Pan Am Ceremonies Venue (PAD)

1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J1

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* OC=Opening Ceremony; CC=Closing Ceremony

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

On July 10, 2015, millions will watch Canada welcome the nations

of the Americas to the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games with

the Opening Ceremony, a celebration of the sports and cultures

of the Western Hemisphere. Canada’s internationally-renowned

Cirque du Soleil will infuse the ceremony with its revolutionary

stagecraft, acrobatics and pageantry as it delivers a

one-time-only show. The theatrical and cultural elements of the Opening

Ceremony will frame iconic moments such as the Parade of

Nations and the lighting of the Games cauldron.

The Closing Ceremony on July 26, 2015, will feature music

organized by Live Nation Entertainment and will include top

Canadian and international musical acts. Always a party-like

atmosphere, the Closing Ceremony will honour outstanding

Games performances and the contributions of all Games

partners, while handing the baton to Lima, Peru, the Host City

of the 2019 Pan American Games.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $90

Opening Ceremony

Closing Ceremony

$100 ($50), $150, $225, $350

$90 ($45), $120, $150, $200

Limit: 10 tickets per session

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Aquatics – Diving

CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field House (PAC)

875 Morningside Avenue, Toronto, ON M1C 0C7

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Diving is one of the most-watched and acrobatic sports in

the Games. Launching from the three-metre springboard or

dropping from the 10-metre platform, divers plunge to the water

with a dizzying combination of twists, somersaults and rotations

in both pike (legs straight) and tuck (legs pulled close to the

body) positions. Then the athletes break the surface of the

pool with great speed and — ideally — a rip entry that almost

eliminates the splash.

Spectators have the opportunity to watch both men and women

compete in singles and synchronized pairs from both heights.

The sheer number and variety of dives in the competition makes

the newly constructed CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics

Centre and Field House the site of one of the most

action-packed events at the Games.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

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Aquatics –

Open Water Swimming

Ontario Place West Channel (OPW)

955 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto, ON M6K 3B9

Start Time

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

It’s the ultimate challenge of swimmer versus distance as both

men and women power through a 10-kilometre course with

no pool, no walls to touch, no flip turns, just open water ahead

and behind. This is the marathon of aquatics.

The race start is a colourful, noisy spectacle of churning water,

arms and legs as the athletes fight for early position using

the freestyle technique. As the line of swimmers stretches

out, navigation becomes part of the challenge of the event

as staying on the most efficient line from buoy to buoy

conserves precious time and energy.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $35

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Aquatics – Swimming

CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field House (PAC)

875 Morningside Avenue, Toronto, ON M1C 0C7

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

The pool often produces some of the most memorable

performances and athletes of any Games. Each event and

distance — breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke, freestyle and

individual medley contested over 50, 100, 200, 400, 800

or 1,500 metres — produces a different experience for fans.

Ferocity and grace. Endurance and speed.

Athletes will push for the podium in a brand-new competition

venue — the CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre

and Field House — that is destined to become a springboard

for future Canadian swimming superstars. Cheer individual

swimmers through the heats and into the finals, and rise to

your feet as athletes put forward their best four-person teams

in the relay events.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $40

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$40 ($20), $50, $60, $70

$80 ($40) $100, $120, $140

Limit: 10 tickets per session

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Aquatics –

Synchronized Swimming

CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field House (PAC)

875 Morningside Avenue, Toronto, ON M1C 0C7

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* P=preliminaries; M=medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Above the water, synchronized swimming is art, beauty, dance

and precision. Below the surface, fiercely conditioned athletes

perform remarkable feats of strength, timing, flexibility, balance

and conditioning. In fact, even while performing perfectly

choreographed acrobatics, synchronized swimmers will often

spend the first minutes of their programs under water, working off

the strength of a single breath.

Athletes compete to music as either duets or teams of eight. The

judges provide marks for two routines — the technical and the

free — against standards for execution, artistic impression and

difficulty. Canada and the United States have been dominant

powerhouses in the sport of synchro, having placed in the medals

at every Pan Am Games since 1971.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$20 ($10), $30

$35 ($17.50), $45

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Aquatics – Water Polo

Atos Markham Pan Am/Parapan Am Centre (MAR)

16 Main Street Unionville, Markham, ON L3R 2E4

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Water polo may seem a little like soccer played with hands in

a pool, but this sport has a ferocious nature. Teams of seven

athletes a side (six in the field, one goalie) contest four

eight-minute quarters without touching the sides or bottom of the

pool. The players’ strength and endurance is remarkable and

on display perhaps most impressively during an eggbeater, a

powerful leg-kick technique that can lift the athlete high out

of the water to defend or attempt a shot on net.

The competitive nature of water polo is clear right from the

start of each quarter when one player from each team engages

in the sprint — the water polo equivalent of a full-speed faceoff

— to gain first control of the ball.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$20 ($10), $30

$35 ($17.50), $45

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Archery

Varsity Stadium (VAR)

299 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1W2

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Archery is a sport unique for the value it places on stillness.

As a spectator, there is electricity in the moments of quiet

and anticipation, followed by the breathtakingly accurate

release of the arrow to targets 70 metres away. Across a range

nearly as long as a football field, archers will hit bull’s-eyes just

12.2 centimetres in diameter.

While archery is an ancient sport, Pan Am archers use highly

sophisticated equipment as they work through a qualification

round before beginning the compelling one-on-one matches

that determine the medallists and Games champion. The

head-to-head duels in the final rounds are gripping, alternating-shot

theatre in a sport where even a flicker of tension or distraction

can be the margin between victory and defeat.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$20 ($10)

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Athletics – Marathon

Ontario Place West Channel (OPW)

955 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto, ON M6K 3B9

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

The quintessential test of athletic endurance, the marathon

is one of the crowning events of any Games. World-class

athletes will complete the 26.2-mile (42.2-kilometre) marathon

course running at a pace that for most people would be a

full-out sprint. This is no weekend jog. Being up close to the

marathoners provides a true appreciation not just of the fitness

that traditionally defines the race, but the impressive speed

as well.

The name and distance of the race find their inspiration in the

legend (untrue, as it turns out) of the Ancient Greek messenger

Pheidippides who was said to have run the 26.2 miles from the

town of Marathon to Athens to warn of a Persian invasion in

490 BC.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $35

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Athletics – Race Walk

Ontario Place West Channel (OPW)

955 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto, ON M6K 3B9

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

If you’re expecting a stroll, this is the wrong event. The athletes

in race walk cover ground at a remarkable pace, but do so

within the strict limitations of the sport’s rules. During the race,

athletes must have one foot in contact with the ground at all

times as well as keeping their supporting leg straight. They

must hold this position from the time their foot first impacts

the ground until the supporting leg passes below the body. To

increase their pace while meeting this standard, athletes swivel

and tilt their hips to lengthen their strides.

Throughout the 20-kilometre races for women and 20- and

50-kilometre races for men, officials line the course, watching

every athlete for breaks in form. If a race walker loses contact

with the ground at any point, he or she earns a red card. Three

cards in one race results in disqualification.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $35

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Athletics – Track and Field

CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Athletics Stadium (YOR)

230 Ian Macdonald Boulevard, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3

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* MP=morning preliminaries; MM= morning medals; EM= evening medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

No venue at the Games will offer the variety of iconic events

that the CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Athletics Stadium will

offer during the track and field competitions. The track events

feature distances from 100 metres to 10,000 metres, with the

excitement of hurdles and the steeplechase as well. The field

competitions include the throwing events of shot put, discus,

javelin and hammer throw, while the jumping events offer pole

vault, high jump, long jump and triple jump.

Track and field also includes, for men, the legendary decathlon

(runs of 100 metres, 400 metres and 1,500 metres; 110-metre

high hurdles; throws of javelin and discus; shot put; pole

vault; high jump and long jump) and for women, the equally

impressive heptathlon (100-metre hurdles, high jump, shot put,

200-metre run, long jump, javelin and 800-metre run).

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $40

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

MP: $40 ($20), $50, $60, $70

MM: $40 ($20), $50, $60, $70

EM: $80 ($40), $100, $120, $140

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Badminton

Atos Markham Pan Am/Parapan Am Centre (MAR)

16 Main Street Unionville, Markham, ON L3R 2E4

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* P=preliminaries; M=medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Badminton athletes are among the fittest and most agile in any

sport and badminton contested at this level often looks like a

video playing in fast forward as the competitors flash

side-to-side and forward-and-back to track a shuttlecock (also known

as a birdie) that can reach speeds of 350 kilometres an hour.

The sounds are rapid-fire as racquet strings pop and shoes

squeak through both singles and doubles play.

The newly constructed Atos Markham Pan Am/Parapan Am

Centre provides a tremendous space for watching a sport that

is lightning fast in every direction . . . including vertically, with a

ceiling that allows shuttlecocks to travel more than 12 metres

above the court. You will not recognize this competition as the

same game you played in your elementary school gymnasium or

your backyard.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$20 ($10), $30

$35 ($17.50), $45

Limit: 20 tickets per session

(17)

Baseball

President’s Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark (AJX)

1955 Audley Road North, Ajax, ON L1Z 0L2

Start Time

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

A sporting passion throughout the Americas, baseball is

sure to be a fan favourite and a magnet for some of the

greatest displays of national pride. Pan Am Games baseball

tournaments have long been a springboard for future big

leaguers, so this is an opportunity to see stars on the rise as

they compete in a sport that is legendary for its fan experience

— the emerald green of the diamond, the crack of the bat, the

snap of a fastball hitting a glove.

For the first time in Games history, women will compete in

baseball; a competition that promises to be outstanding. The

men’s competition guarantees to be action-packed from the

first pitch of the Games to the final, with six of the top 10

nations in the world coming from Pan American countries.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$20 ($10)

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Basketball

Ryerson Athletic Centre (RYA)

60 Carlton Street, Toronto, ON M5B 1L1

Start Time

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* P=preliminaries; M=medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

The increasing popularity of this sport and the immensely

talented new generation of Canadian players are sure to make

this one of the hottest tickets. With the level of competition

extremely high — the Americas account for approximately one

third of the world’s top 30 basketball nations for both men and

women — the athletes offer a highlight-making combination of

size, speed, strength and skill.

Compared to the basketball North Americans usually watch at

home, international-level basketball tends to feature more ball

movement, player movement and well-spaced offenses. The

games move fast and the action is non-stop. It’s also a great

opportunity to see players on the cusp of stardom as past Pan

Am Games have featured future basketball hall of famers.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $25

Preliminary Sessions

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Bowling

Pan Am Bowling Centre (PLB)

5555 Eglinton Ave West, Toronto, ON M9C 5M1

Start Time

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* P=preliminaries; M=medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

World-class bowlers roll on the same 60-foot wood lanes you

may know from league night, but these competitors — in men’s

and women’s singles and doubles — will be striving for the

medal podium and carrying the expectations of national pride.

Pan Am bowling is a tenpin competition as individual bowlers

and teams go head-to-head to move on to the medal rounds.

The spectator experience for Pan Am bowling is intimate and

immediate with the sounds of the game — the thunder of

the ball, the crash and ricochet of the pins — as much a part

of being there as watching the competition progress frame

by frame.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $30

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$30 ($15)

$45 ($22.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

(20)

20

Boxing

Oshawa Sports Centre (OBX)

99 Athol St E, Oshawa, ON L1H 1J8

Start Time

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* P=preliminaries; M=medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Often called the “sweet science,” boxing is one of the most

storied sports in history, with the legendary Marquess of

Queensberry rules effectively initiating boxing’s modern

era in 1867. In 2015, spectators will have the chance to see

tournament boxing at its best when athletes from traditional

powerhouse nations like the United States and Cuba touch

gloves in rapid-fire bouts of up to three three-minute

rounds for men and four two-minute rounds for women. The

single-elimination competition format and amateur scoring

system reward speed, activity and precision, so the action is

fast; there’s no time to rest and no place to hide in the ring.

Women compete in three weight classes — flyweight, lightweight

and middleweight — while men battle across 10 classes from

light flyweight to super heavyweight.

Find out more:

TORONTO2015.org/tickets.

Tickets from $25

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$25 ($12.50), $35, $45

$45 ($22.50), $60, $75

Limit: 10 tickets per session

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Canoe/Kayak – Slalom

Minden Wild Water Preserve (MWW)

Bethel Road, Minden Hills, ON

Start Time

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7

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Canoe/kayak – slalom is as much about athletes competing

against nature as it is about athletes competing against each

other. Navigating the spectacular Minden Wild Water Preserve,

both men and women will race downstream — and occasionally

upstream — against rapids, rocks, drops and eddies as they try

to beat the clock and their competitors.

At a venue widely regarded as one of the best whitewater

runs anywhere in the world, kayakers (piloting closed-cockpit

boats using double-bladed paddles) and canoeists (in open

boats with single-bladed paddles) negotiate gates in a race

against time, the competition, clean passes through the gates

and, of course, the churning water. This will be the debut of

canoe/kayak – slalom at the Pan Am Games, including the

C-2 event for teams of two paddlers.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $20

Preliminary Sessions

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$20 ($10)

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

(22)

22

Canoe/Kayak – Sprint

Welland Pan Am Flatwater Centre (WFC)

16 Townline Tunnel Road (58A) at Canalbank Street, Welland, ON

Start Time

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Over distances of 200, 500 and 1,000 metres, paddlers in both

the canoe and kayak – sprint events endure one of the most

intense and gruelling sports at the Games. The Welland Pan Am

Flatwater Centre provides fans with a great perspective on a

kilometre of glassy water sliced by boats that edge forward and

slip back from the competition with every stroke.

Women compete as singles, doubles and four-person

teams in kayak and as singles in canoe. In addition to those

configurations, men also compete in doubles canoe. The

athletes kneel in the open canoe, paddling on one side of the

boat with a single-bladed paddle. Kayakers compete from a

seated position in closed boats with double-bladed paddles. The

K-4 (four person) men’s kayaks can reach speeds capable of

pulling a waterskier.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $35

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Cycling – BMX

Centennial Park Pan Am BMX Centre (CEB)

256 Centennial Park Rd, Toronto, ON M9C 5N3

Start Time

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

One of the defining disciplines of action sports, BMX is a

chaotic combination of speed, wheeled agility and fearlessness

that pits eight cyclists at a time in an all-out race to the finish

on a purpose-built dirt track. Flying down slopes, banking

through tight turns and catching air over jumps, the competitors

constantly fight for the best lines of approach, making BMX one

of the most combative of the cycling disciplines.

The start of a BMX race is one of the great split seconds of

competition in the Games. The gate drops and every rider

plunges toward the hole shot, trying to be the first rider through

while the other seven competitors catch dust. There’s no shifting

of gears and little opportunity to recover from even the smallest

error. This is what action sports are all about.

Find out more:

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Cycling – Mountain Bike

Hardwood Mountain Bike Park (HRD)

4202 Old Barrie Road, Oro-Medonte, ON L0L 2E0

Start Time

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For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

The cross-country mountain bike event pushes riders to excel

in a variety of skills. They need power and precision to race up

steep climbs. They need control to navigate rocks, roots, berms,

and banks throughout the trail. They also need endurance

and the ability to push themselves to the limits of safety on

dramatic downhill runs.

The riders start the race en masse, powering off the line almost

in unison as the most ambitious riders fight to get ahead of

the pack and set their own pace. While the course twists and

turns into and out of variable terrain, the repeated loops of the

course that constitute the race give spectators the opportunity

to be up close to the competitors and get a tremendous sense

of the action.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $35

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$35 ($17.50)

Limit: 20 tickets per session

(25)

Cycling – Road Cycling

Ontario Place West Channel (OPW)

955 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto, ON M6K 3B9

Milton Time Trial Course (MRT)

Milton, ON

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TM

1:00 p.m.

RM

* RM=road race medals (OPW), TM=individual time trial medals (MRT)

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

Road cycling is one of the world’s most-watched sports. The

speed and power of the athletes, combined with the ability

of spectators to watch the competition from an arm’s length

away at times, make the experience of watching these cyclists

unforgettable. Road cycling features two events — individual

time trial and road race.

Competitors in the time trial (40 kilometres for men, 20 for

women) leave the start one at a time at regular intervals. Each

cyclist races against the clock and once the last competitor

crosses the line, the best time wins. Road cycling puts the

competitors on the road at the same time, with men riding

a 160-kilometre course and women an 80-kilometre route.

With everyone on the road at the same time, strategy,

drafting, teamwork and risk play big parts in determining the

medal winners.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $35

Preliminary Sessions

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RM: $35 ($17.50)

Individual time trial is non-ticketed.

Limit: 20 tickets per session

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Cycling – Track Cycling

Cisco Milton Pan Am/Parapan Am Velodrome (MIV)

2015 Pan Am Boulevard, Milton, ON L0P 1A1

Start Time

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* P=preliminaries; M=medals

For further information, see the detailed schedule beginning on page 68.

The 250-metre, steeply banked wooden track at the

Cisco Milton Pan Am/Parapan Am Velodrome will host a full

range of events that sends cyclists around the track on gearless,

brakeless bikes reaching speeds of more than 80 kilometres

an hour.

The sprint events include individual and team competitions in

which, following a qualifying time trial, cyclists race one-on-one,

often jostling for track position by coming to a complete stop

to force the competitor into the disadvantageous front position.

The keirin team event is also a sprint, in the slipstream of a

pace-setting motorbike. The team pursuit is an endurance event

that puts two teams of four riders on the track at the same

time and gives them four kilometres to catch or outpace the

opposition. Finally, the omnium event unites six different race

disciplines and distances, with the victory going to the rider with

the best combined placing.

Find out more:

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Tickets from $40

Preliminary Sessions

Medal Sessions

$40 ($20), $50, $60, $70

$80 ($40), $100, $120, $140

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