List of Pan American Games medalists in tennis

This is the complete list of Pan American Games medalists in tennis from 1951 to 2019. Tennis was not held in the 1971 edition, but has otherwise been played at every games.

Current events

Men's singles

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1951 Buenos Aires	Enrique Morea  Argentina	Alejo Russell  Argentina	Gustavo Palafox (MEX)
1955 Mexico City	Art Larsen  United States	Enrique Morea  Argentina	Luis Ayala  Chile
1959 Chicago	Luis Ayala  Chile	Robert Bédard (CAN)	Jon Douglas  United States
1963 São Paulo	Ronald Barnes  Brazil	Mario Llamas (MEX)	Francisco Contreras (MEX)
1967 Winnipeg	Thomas Koch  Brazil	Herb Fitzgibbon  United States	Arthur Ashe  United States
1975 Mexico City	Butch Walts  United States	Adolfo González  Mexico	Freddy de Jesús  Puerto Rico
1979 San Juan	Mel Purcell  United States	Ricardo Acuña  Chile	Andrés Gómez  Ecuador
1983 Caracas	Greg Holmes  United States	Fernando Pérez  Mexico	Christian Miniussi  Argentina
1987 Indianapolis	Fernando Roese  Brazil	Al Parker  United States	Luke Jensen  United States
1991 Havana	Luis Herrera  Mexico	David DiLucia  United States	Marcelo Saliola  Brazil
1995 Mar del Plata	Hernán Gumy  Argentina	Javier Frana  Argentina	Jimy Szymanski  Venezuela
1999 Winnipeg	Paul Goldstein  United States	Cecil Mamiit  United States	David Nalbandian  Argentina
			Paulo Taicher  Brazil
2003 Santo Domingo	Fernando Meligeni  Brazil	Marcelo Ríos  Chile	José de Armas  Venezuela
			Alex Kim  United States
2007 Rio de Janeiro	Flávio Saretta  Brazil	Adrián García  Chile	Eduardo Schwank  Argentina
2011 Guadalajara	Robert Farah  Colombia	Rogério Dutra Silva  Brazil	Víctor Estrella Burgos  Dominican Republic
2015 Toronto	Facundo Bagnis  Argentina	Nicolás Barrientos  Colombia	Dennis Novikov  United States
2019 Lima	João Menezes  Brazil	Tomás Barrios  Chile	Guido Andreozzi  Argentina
2023 Santiago	Facundo Díaz  Argentina	Tomás Barrios  Chile	Thiago Monteiro  Brazil

Women's singles

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1951 Buenos Aires	Mary Terán de Weiss  Argentina	Felisa Piédrola  Argentina	Melita Ramírez (MEX)
1955 Mexico City	Rosie Reyes (MEX)	Yola Ramírez (MEX)	Ingrid Metzner  Brazil
1959 Chicago	Althea Gibson  United States	Yola Ramírez  Mexico	Dorothy Knode  United States
1963 São Paulo	Maria Esther Bueno  Brazil	Yola Ramírez (MEX)	Darlene Hard  United States
1967 Winnipeg	Elena Subirats (MEX)	Patsy Rippy  United States	Jane Albert  United States
1975 Mexico City	Lele Forood  United States	Patricia Medrado  Brazil	Leyla Musalem  Chile
1979 San Juan	Susan Hagey  United States	Trey Lewis  United States	Maluca Llamas  Mexico
1983 Caracas	Gretchen Rush  United States	Gigi Fernández  Puerto Rico	Heliane Steden  Mexico
1987 Indianapolis	Gisele Miró  Brazil	Adriana Isaza  Colombia	María Méndez  Argentina
			Patricia Miller  Uruguay
1991 Havana	Pam Shriver  United States	Joelle Schad  Dominican Republic	Andrea Vieira  Brazil
1995 Mar del Plata	Florencia Labat  Argentina	Ann Grossman  United States	Chanda Rubin  United States
1999 Winnipeg	María Vento-Kabchi  Venezuela	Tara Snyder  United States	Mariana Díaz Oliva  Argentina
			Alexandra Stevenson  United States
2003 Santo Domingo	Milagros Sequera  Venezuela	Sarah Taylor  United States	Kristina Brandi  Puerto Rico
			Ansley Cargill  United States
2007 Rio de Janeiro	Milagros Sequera  Venezuela	Mariana Duque  Colombia	Betina Jozami  Argentina
2011 Guadalajara	Irina Falconi  United States	Monica Puig  Puerto Rico	Christina McHale  United States
2015 Toronto	Mariana Duque  Colombia	Victoria Rodríguez  Mexico	Monica Puig  Puerto Rico
2019 Lima	Nadia Podoroska  Argentina	Caroline Dolehide  United States	Verónica Cepede Royg  Paraguay
2023 Santiago	Laura Pigossi  Brazil	María Carlé  Argentina	Julia Riera  Argentina

Men's doubles

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1951 Buenos Aires	Enrique Morea and Alejo Russell  Argentina	Carlos Sanhueza and Luis Ayala  Chile	Gustavo Palafox and Anselmo Puente  Mexico
1955 Mexico City	Mario Llamas and Gustavo Palafox  Mexico	Enrique Morea and Alejo Russell  Argentina	Edward Moylan and Art Larsen  United States
1959 Chicago	Antonio Palafox and Gustavo Palafox  Mexico	Mario Llamas and Francisco Contreras  Mexico	Grant Golden and Mike Franks  United States
1963 São Paulo	Ronald Barnes and Carlos Fernandes  Brazil	Juan Arredondo and Vicente Zarazúa  Mexico	Iarte Adam and Thomaz Koch  Brazil
1967 Winnipeg	Thomaz Koch and José Edison Mandarino  Brazil	Marcello Lara and Joaquín Loyo-Mayo  Mexico	Pancho Guzmán and Miguel Olvera  Ecuador
1975 Mexico City	Butch Walts and Bruce Manson  United States	Adolfo González and Raúl Contreras  Mexico	João Soares and José Schmidt  Brazil
1979 San Juan	Andy Kohlberg and Mel Purcell  United States	Héctor Pérez and Ricardo Acuña  Chile	Ricky Diaz Ernie Fernández  Puerto Rico
1983 Caracas	Eric Korita and Jon Levine  United States	Fernando Pérez Pascal and Jorge Lozano  Mexico	Iñaki Calvo and Carlos Claverie  Venezuela
1987 Indianapolis	Luke Jensen and Patrick McEnroe  United States	Agustín Moreno and Fernando Pérez Pascal  Mexico	Fred Thome and Kenneth Thome  Costa Rica
			Daniel Chavez and Fabio Sical  Guatemala
1991 Havana	Miguel Nido and Joey Rive  Puerto Rico	Oliver Fernández and Gerardo Martínez  Mexico	Juan Pino and Mario Tabares  Cuba
			Patrick Baumeler and Américo Venero  Peru
1995 Mar del Plata	Javier Frana and Luis Lobo  Argentina	Juan Carlos Bianchi and Nicolás Pereira  Venezuela	Sergio Cortés and Gabriel Silberstein  Chile
			Ricardo Herrera and Mario Pacheco  Mexico
1999 Winnipeg	André Sá and Paulo Taicher  Brazil	Marco Osorio and Óscar Ortiz  Mexico	Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan  United States
			Maurice Ruah and Yohny Romero  Venezuela
2003 Santo Domingo	Santiago González and Alejandro Hernández  Mexico	Adrián García and Marcelo Ríos  Chile	Cristian Villagrán and Carlos Berlocq  Argentina
			Alex Bogomolov Jr. and Jeff Morrison  United States
2007 Rio de Janeiro	Horacio Zeballos and Eduardo Schwank  Argentina	Adrián García and Jorge Aguilar  Chile	Santiago González and Víctor Romero  Mexico
2011 Guadalajara	Juan Sebastián Cabal and Robert Farah  Colombia	Julio César Campozano and Roberto Quiroz  Ecuador	Nicholas Monroe and Greg Ouellette  United States
2015 Toronto	Nicolás Jarry and Hans Podlipnik Castillo  Chile	Guido Andreozzi and Facundo Bagnis  Argentina	Gonzalo Escobar and Emilio Gómez  Ecuador
2019 Lima	Gonzalo Escobar and Roberto Quiroz  Ecuador	Guido Andreozzi and Facundo Bagnis  Argentina	Sergio Galdós and Juan Pablo Varillas  Peru
2023 Santiago	Gustavo Heide and Marcelo Demoliner  Brazil	Tomás Barrios and Alejandro Tabilo  Chile	Nick Hardt and Roberto Cid Subervi  Dominican Republic

Women's doubles

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1951 Buenos Aires	Mary Terán de Weiss and Felisa Piédrola  Argentina	Hilde Heyn and Melita Ramírez  Mexico	Helena Stark and Silvia Villari  Brazil
1955 Mexico City	Rosa María Reyes and Esther Reyes  Mexico	Edna Buding and Graciela Lombardi  Argentina	Ingrid Metzner and Maria Esther Bueno  Brazil
1959 Chicago	Yolanda Ramírez and Rosa María Reyes  Mexico	Althea Gibson and Karol Fageros  United States	María Hernández and Melita Ramírez  Mexico
1963 São Paulo	Darlene Hard and Carole Caldwell  United States	Maria Esther Bueno and Maureen Schwartz  Brazil	Yolanda Ramírez and Elena Subirats  Mexico
1967 Winnipeg	Jane Albert and Patsy Rippy  United States	María Eugenia Guzmán and Ana María Ycaza  Ecuador	Faye Urban and Vicki Berner  Canada
1975 Mexico City	Sandy Stap and Stephanie Tolleson  United States	Maria Cristina Andrade and Wanda Ferraz  Brazil	Iluminada Concepción and Martha Dominguez  Cuba
1979 San Juan	Ann Henricksson and Susan Hagey  United States	Nicole Marois and Hélène Pelletier  Canada	Gigi Fernández and Crissy González  Puerto Rico
1983 Caracas	Gretchen Rush and Louise Allen  United States	Gigi Fernández and Marilda Julia  Puerto Rico	Claudia Hernández and Alejandra Vallejo  Mexico
1987 Indianapolis	Sonia Hahn and Ronni Reis  United States	María Méndez and Andrea Tiezzi  Argentina	Lucila Becerra and Claudia Hernández  Mexico
			Marilda Julia and Emilie Viqueira  Puerto Rico
1991 Havana	Pam Shriver and Donna Faber  United States	Andrea Vieira and Cláudia Chabalgoity  Brazil	Aránzazu Gallardo and Isabela Petrov  Mexico
			Paula Cabezas and Paulina Sepúlveda  Chile
1995 Mar del Plata	Mercedes Paz and Patricia Tarabini  Argentina	Ann Grossman and Chanda Rubin  United States	Andrea Vieira and Luciana Tella  Brazil
			Lucila Becerra and Xóchitl Escobedo  Mexico
1999 Winnipeg	Joana Cortez and Vanessa Menga  Brazil	Bárbara Castro and Paula Cabezas  Chile	Mariana Díaz Oliva and Clarisa Fernández  Argentina
			Renata Kolbovic and Aneta Soukup  Canada
2003 Santo Domingo	Bruna Colósio and Joana Cortez  Brazil	Kristina Brandi and Vilmarie Castellvi  Puerto Rico	Yamile Fors and Yanet Núñez  Cuba
			Karin Palme and Melissa Torres  Mexico
2007 Rio de Janeiro	Betina Jozami and Jorgelina Cravero  Argentina	Mariana Duque and Karen Castiblanco  Colombia	Teliana Pereira and Joana Cortez  Brazil
2011 Guadalajara	María Irigoyen and Florencia Molinero  Argentina	Irina Falconi and Christina McHale  United States	Catalina Castaño and Mariana Duque  Colombia
2015 Toronto	Gabriela Dabrowski and Carol Zhao  Canada	Victoria Rodríguez and Marcela Zacarías  Mexico	María Irigoyen and Paula Ormaechea  Argentina
2019 Lima	Usue Arconada and Caroline Dolehide  United States	Verónica Cepede Royg and Montserrat González  Paraguay	Carolina Meligeni and Luisa Stefani  Brazil
2023 Santiago	Laura Pigossi and Luisa Stefani  Brazil	María Fernanda Herazo and María Paulina Pérez  Colombia	María Carlé and Julia Riera  Argentina

Mixed doubles

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1951 Buenos Aires	Melita Ramírez and Gustavo Palafox  Mexico	Felisa Piédrola and Enrique Morea  Argentina	Mary Terán de Weiss and Alejo Russell  Argentina
1955 Mexico City	Yolanda Ramírez and Gustavo Palafox  Mexico	Felisa Piédrola and Enrique Morea  Argentina	Mary Terán de Weiss and Alejo Russell  Argentina
1959 Chicago	Yolanda Ramírez and Gustavo Palafox  Mexico	Rosie Reyes and Francisco Contreras  Mexico	Althea Gibson and Grant Golden  United States
1963 São Paulo	Yolanda Ramírez and Francisco Contreras  Mexico	Thomaz Koch and Maria Esther Bueno  Brazil	Darlene Hard and Frank Froehling  United States
1967 Winnipeg	Jane Albert and Arthur Ashe  United States	Elena Subirats and Luis García  Mexico	María Eugenia Guzmán and Pancho Guzmán  Ecuador
1975 Mexico City	Lele Forood and Hank Pfister  United States	Freddy de Jesús and Maria Annexy  Puerto Rico	Adolfo González and Alejandra Vallejo  Mexico
1979 San Juan	Marlin Noriega and Juan Boveda  Venezuela	Ann Henricksson and Fritz Buehning  United States	Alejandra Vallejo and Javier Ordaz  Mexico
1983 Caracas	Nuria Alasia and Iñaki Calvo  Venezuela	Alejandra Vallejo and Jorge Lozano  Mexico	Linda Gates and Greg Holmes  United States
1987 Indianapolis	Lucila Becerra and Gilberto Cicero  Mexico	Andrea Tiezzi and Pablo Albano  Argentina	Fernando Roese and Gisele Miró  Brazil
			Belkis Rodríguez and Juan Pino  Cuba
1991 Havana	Pam Shriver and David DiLucia  United States	William Kyriakos and Cláudia Chabalgoity  Brazil	Rafael Moreno and Joelle Schad  Dominican Republic
			Jaime Frontera and Emilie Viqueira  Puerto Rico
1995 Mar del Plata	Shaun Stafford and Jack Waite  United States	Luis Lobo and Patricia Tarabini  Argentina	Juan Pino and Belkis Rodríguez  Cuba
2011 Guadalajara	Ana Paula de la Peña and Santiago González  Mexico	Andrea Koch Benvenuto and Guillermo Rivera Aránguiz  Chile	Ana Clara Duarte and Rogério Dutra Silva  Brazil
2015 Toronto	María Irigoyen and Guido Andreozzi  Argentina	Gabriela Dabrowski and Philip Bester  Canada	Verónica Cepede Royg and Diego Galeano  Paraguay
2019 Lima	Alexa Guarachi and Nicolás Jarry  Chile	Noelia Zeballos and Federico Zeballos  Bolivia	Anastasia Iamachkine and Sergio Galdós  Peru
2023 Santiago	Yuliana Lizarazo and Nicolás Barrientos  Colombia	Luisa Stefani and Marcelo Demoliner  Brazil	Martina Capurro Taborda and Facundo Díaz  Argentina

Discontinued events

Men's team

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1991 Havana	Brazil	Puerto Rico	Chile
			Cuba
1995 Mar del Plata	Argentina	Uruguay	Chile
			United States

Women's team

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1991 Havana	Brazil	Venezuela	Chile
			Cuba
1995 Mar del Plata	Argentina	Chile	Brazil
			United States