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PAHF Pan Am Challenge…Guyana finish fourth after 2-3 penalty shootout loss
After a brave display throughout the tournament Guyana had to settle for fourth place as the curtains came down on the Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF) Pan Am Challenge yesterday in Chicklayo, Peru.
Guyana national Men’s hockey team poses for a photo op in Peru.
Playing in the playoff for third place, the Guyanese once again produced another courageous display, but lost 2-3 in the shootout after the game finished 2-2.
3rd-4th place Uruguay URU – GUY Guyana 2 – 2 (3 – 2 SO)
Goalscoring
Team Min # Player Action
Guyana 5 5 DANNETT Marvin PC
Uruguay 22 16 CANESSA Juan Manuel PC
Uruguay 23 10 RODRIGUEZ Joaquin FG
Guyana 40 8 FRANCE Robert FG
Shootout
Team Attacker Defender Result
Guyana BRANFORD Aroydy (#7) CABRERA Rodrigo (#23) X
Uruguay CANESSA Juan Manuel (#16) SCOTLAND Medroy (#1) O
Guyana FRANCE Robert (#8) CABRERA Rodrigo (#23) O
Uruguay MARTINONI Gonzalo (#2) SCOTLAND Medroy (#1) O
Guyana DANNETT Marvin (#5) CABRERA Rodrigo (#23) X
Uruguay LABORDE Diego (#4) SCOTLAND Medroy (#1) X
Guyana ASSANAH Jamarj (#16) CABRERA Rodrigo (#23) O
Uruguay LOPEZ Alexis (#13) SCOTLAND Medroy (#1) X
Guyana STEWART Andrew (#9) CABRERA Rodrigo (#23) O
Uruguay COSTAS Ignacio (#11) SCOTLAND Medroy (#1) X
(X Goal, O Saved, – Not Taken)
Photo on server Claude as: Guyana in Peru: Caption- Guyana national Men’s hockey team poses for a photo op in Peru.
Photo on server Claude as: Guyana vs. Uruguay: Caption- Part of the action in the third place playoff between Guyana and Uruguay which the latter won.
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