Pan Am Games 2023: 20 athletes to represent Guyana across nine disciplines
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Charles Ramson Jr. (centre), along with Executives of the National Sports Commission, Guyana Olympic Association, and the athletes and coaches who will represent Guyana at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile.
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Charles Ramson Jr. (centre), along with Executives of the National Sports Commission, Guyana Olympic Association, and the athletes and coaches who will represent Guyana at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile.

GUYANA’s team is all set to participate in the 2023 Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile, from October 20 – November 5.
Twenty athletes will represent Guyana across the disciplines of Archery, Badminton, Boxing, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Swimming, Weight lifting, Electronic Sports (Esports) and Track and Field.

On Friday, a hybrid meeting was convened at the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport as part of the new protocol between the Ministry, National Sports Commission and Guyana Olympic Association regarding meeting with national athletes to ensure all systems are in place to aid their performance.
Minister Charles Ramson Jr. extended well wishes for himself, the government and the people of Guyana.

He individually spoke to each team’s respective managers, coaches and athletes.
He engaged them on their preparedness and queried if there were any challenges or areas in which they could work collaboratively to improve the athletes’ prospects at the games.
He urged the athletes to do their best, be proud representatives and use the opportunity as a building block for achieving greater heights in all aspects of their career as athletes and general development.

GOA President Godfrey Munroe was present with members of his Executive Committee.
He delivered a charge and wished all the athletes well on behalf of the GOA.
He noted that a critical feature of Guyana’s representation is the diversity of disciplines for which we have qualified athletes at the games.
Deion Nurse has been appointed Chef de Mission.

Team Guyana

Archery – November 1 -5
Wayne De Abreu
Athletics – October 29 – November 4
Emanuel Archibald – Men’s 100 and 200 Metres
Leslain Baird – Men’s Javelin
Keliza Smith – Women’s 100 Metres
Jasmine Abrams – Women’s 400 Metres
Aliyah Abrams – Women’s 400 metres
Johnny Gravesande – Coach

Badminton – October 21-25
Priyanna Ramdhani – Women’s Singles
Jonathan Mangra – Coach
Boxing – October 19–27
Desmond Amsterdam – Men’s 80kg
Keevin Allicock – Men’s 57kg
Alesha Jackman – Female 66kg
Emmanuel Pompey – Men’s 92kg
Joel Williamson – Men’s 63.5kg
Terrence Poole- Coach

Table Tennis – October 29 – November 5

Shemar Britton – Men’s Singles and Mixed Doubles
Chelsea Edghill – Women’s Singles and Mixed Doubles
Idi Lewis – Coach
Taekwondo – October 21-24
Ceili Peterson – Women’s Kyorugi -49 Kg
Ramphal Ramjeet – Manager/Coach
Weight Lifting October 21-24
Krystol Chanderban – Women’s 52 KG
Shammah Noel – Men’s 81kg
Sean Cozier – Coach

Swimming October 20-26

Alika Persaud
Raekwon Noel
Sean Baksh- Coach
Esport October 30 – November 5

Hemchandra Persaud athlete – Soccer
Shoaib Juman-Yassin Coach/Manager

Physiotherapist

Vanessa Wickham

Chef de Mission

Mr. Deion Nurse

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