2004 Racquetball World Championships

	XII Racquetball World Championships; - South Korea 2004 -
Host	Anyang ; South Korea
Dates	July 30 – August 7
	Men teams
Champions	United States
Runners-up	Canada
Third place	Mexico
Fourth place	Venezuela
	Women teams
Champions	United States
Runners-up	Canada
Third place	Chile
Fourth place	Mexico
	Men's singles
Gold	Jack Huczek
Silver	Álvaro Beltrán
Bronze	Rocky Carson; Brian Istace
	Women's singles
Gold	Cheryl Gudinas
Silver	Angela Grisar
Bronze	Amanda Dunn; Nancy Enriquez
	Men's doubles
Gold	Mike Dennison & Shane Vanderson
Silver	Polo Gutierrez & Javier Moreno
Bronze	Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri; Mike Green & Tom O'Brien
	Women's doubles
Gold	Jackie Paraiso & Kim Russell
Silver	Susana Acosta & Rosy Torres
Bronze	P. Nunez & C. Santos; Josée Grand'Maître & Lori-Jane Powell

The 12th Racquetball World Championships were held in Anyang (South Korea) from July 30 to August 7, 2004, with players from 17 different countries. The USA swept the gold medals, winning both singles and doubles in the Men's and Women's competitions as well as both Men's and Women's team competitions.

Jack Huczek of the USA won Men's Singles for the 2nd time, successfully defending the title he won in 2002. Cheryl Gudinas of the USA won her 3rd straight Women's Singles title.

In doubles, the USA's Jackie Paraiso and Kim Russell successfully defended their Women's Doubles title. The win was the third consecutive for Russell, who won with Kersten Hallander in 2000. Paraiso's win was her 6th Women's Doubles World Championship. Their team-mates, Mike Dennison and Shane Vanderson both won for the first time in Men's Doubles.

Medal table edit


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States (USA)	6	0	1	7
2	Mexico (MEX)	0	3	2	5
3	Canada (CAN)	0	2	4	6
4	Chile (CHL)	0	1	1	2
5	Argentina (ARG)	0	0	1	1
5	Bolivia (BOL)	0	0	1	1
Totals (6 entries)		6	6	10	22

Men's team competition edit

Round of 32

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semi finals

Finals

CANADA

TONGA

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

CANADA

CHILE

GUATEMALA

CANADA

VENEZUELA

SOUTH KOREA

VENEZUELA

INDIA

JAPAN

CANADA

USA

MEXICO

NETHERLANDS

MEXICO

BOLIVIA

PUERTO RICO

BOLIVIA

MEXICO

USA

ARGENTINA

GERMANY

ARGENTINA

USA

ECUADOR

USA

Winners
United States

Women's team competition edit

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semi finals

Finals

USA

SOUTH KOREA

VENEZUELA

SOUTH KOREA

USA

CHILE

JAPAN

INDIA

JAPAN

CHILE

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

CHILE

USA

CANADA

MEXICO

ECUADOR

MEXICO

BOLIVIA

GUATEMALA

BOLIVIA

MEXICO

CANADA

PUERTO RICO

VIET NAM

PUERTO RICO

CANADA

Winners
United States

Men's Singles edit

ROUND of 64			ROUND of 32		ROUND of 16		QUARTER FINALS		SEMI FINALS		FINAL

			Jack Huczek	15, 15
33	Jeff Leon	15, 15	Jeff Leon	0, 0
32	Sid Harshavat	13, 2			Jack Huczek	15, 15
					Oliver Bertels	0, 0
			Oliver Bertels	15, 15
			Gary Mazaroff	13, 10
							Jack Huczek	15, 15
							Hiroshi Shimizu	1, 4
			Hiroshi Shimizu	15, 15
			Leonel Simo	4, 0
					Hiroshi Shimizu	15, 15
					Marcelo Laprea	11, 12
			Juan Luis Galvez	3, 4
			Marcelo Leprea	15, 15
									Jack Huczek	15, 15
									Brian Istace	3, 8
			Brian Istace	15, 15
37	Ram Vamamrav	0, 0	Jose Luis Cueva	7, 5
28	Jose Luis Cueva	15, 15			Brian Istace	15, 15
					Ricardo Monroy	9, 2
			Ricardo Monroy	15, 15
			D. Marrero	3, 9
							Brian Istace	15, 15
							Gilberto Meija	11, 7
			Sang-Soo Lee	15, 15
			Michel Veeken	5, 3
					Sang-Soo Lee	10, 5
29	Benjamin Doniego	10, 7			Gilberto Mejia	15, 15
36	Robert Bagley	15, 15	Robert Bagley	8, 6
			Gilberto Mejia	15, 15
											Jack Huczek	15, 15
											Álvaro Beltrán	3, 2
			Rocky Carson	15, 15
35	Joel Tuaileva	2, 5	Sanjay Laforest	12, 10
30	Sanjay Laforest	15, 15			Rocky Carson	15, 15
					Matthew Anderson	3, 4
			Trevor Meyer	10, 14
			Matthew Anderson	15, 15
							Rocky Carson	15, 15
							César Castro	3, 13
			Masaru Yoshimura	15, 15
			Yamil Isaias	6, 3
					Masaru Yoshimura	12, 15, 4
27	Juan José Salvatierra	15, 15			César Castro	15, 3, 11
38	Enrico Dubach	4, 4	Juan Lose Salvatierra	12, 8
			César Castro	15, 15
									Rocky Carson	10, 12
									Álvaro Beltrán	15, 15
			Vincent Gagnon	15, 15
39	Daniel Cabral	5, 3	Santiago Ugalde	4, 4
26	Santiago Ugalde	15, 15			Vincent Gagnon	15, 15
					Jorge Zambrana	11, 6
			Jorge Zambrana	15, 11, 11
			Ward Meyers	8, 15, 3
							Vincent Gagnon	12, 12
							Álvaro Beltrán	15, 15
			He-Yun Lee	15, 15
			Pascal Matla	10, 6
					He-Yun Lee	5, 5
31	Orlando				Álvaro Beltrán	15, 15
34	Niklaas Neboutte	WO	Niklaas Deboutte	8, 2
			Álvaro Beltrán	15, 15

Winner
JACK HUCZEK

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Women's Singles edit

ROUND OF 32		ROUND OF 16		QUARTER FINAL		SEMI FINAL		FINAL

Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

Pat Kong	3, 2
		Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

		Claudine Garcia	12, 4
Claudine Garcia	15, 15

Guiomar Matheus	4, 3
				Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

				Toshiko Sakamoto	5, 9
Toshiko Sakamoto	15, 15

Jennifer Bendfeldt	4, 4
		Toshiko Sakamoto	15, 15

		Fabiola Marquez	13, 12
Martha Jarrin	0, 0

Fabiola Marquez	15, 15
						Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

						Amanda Dunn	2, 5
Lupita Torres	15, 15

Ayeesha Khetani	3, 1
		Lupita Torres	15, 15

		Marioly Caballero	3, 2
Anna Mondonado	9, 15, 1

Marioly Caballero	15, 3, 11
				Lupita Torres	1, 14

				Amanda Dunn	15, 15
Jung-Eun Ahn	15, 15

Mirjam van Rijh	3, 1
		Jung-Eun Ahn	4, 4

		Amanda Dunn	15, 15
Lan Huynh	3, 0

Amanda Dunn	15, 15
								Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

								Angela Grisar	3, 7
Rhonda Rajsich	15, 15

Carole Enriquez	0, 0
		Rhonda Rajsich	15, 15

		Lily Geyer	2, 4
Maylen Gaspar	4, 6

Lily Geyer	15, 15
				Rhonda Rajsich	14, 10

				Angela Grisar	15, 15
Etsuko Noda	15, 15

Lucy Zachrisson	4, 7
		Etsuko Noda	11, 14

		Angela Grisar	15, 15
Ivone Carpio	8, 2

Angela Grisar	15, 15
						Angela Grisar	15, 15

						Nancy Enriquez	12, 8
Nancy Enriquez	15, 15

Joy Dholakia	1, 0
		Nancy Enriquez	15, 13, 11

		Yaque Parada	13, 13, 8
Vivian Rodriguez	5, 1

Yaque Parada	15, 15
				Nancy Enriquez	15, 15

				Lori-Jane Powell	4, 7
Mai-He Kwon	5, 15, 8

Lorraine Galloway	15, 14, 11
		Lorraine Galloway	6, 4

		Lori-Jane Powell	15, 15
Thao Le	1, 1

Lori-Jane Powell	15, 15

Winner
CHERYL GUDINAS

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Men's doubles edit

ROUND OF 32			ROUND OF 16			QUARTER FINAL			SEMI FINAL			FINAL

			1	Polo Gutierrez & Javier Moreno	15, 15
17	B. Maru & R. Sohoni	15, 15	17	India	5, 8
16	J. Tuailiva & M. Valvala	8, 1				1	Mexico	15, 15
						9	Boliviia	6, 8
			9	S. Canedo & F. Mercado	15, 15
			8	D. Marrero & W. Myers	2, 12
									1	Mexico	15, 15
									4	Argentina	11, 12
			5	Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri	15, 15
			12	D. Jang & N. Jang	13, 11
						5	Argentina	5, 14
						4	Venezuela	15, 15
			13	M. V. Holst & R. V. Doezum	10, 15, 0
			4	Jorge Hirsekorn & H. Hernandez	15, 11, 11
												1	Mexico	8, 15, 6
												3	USA	15, 11, 11
			3	Mike Dennison & Shane Vanderson	15, 15
			14	Y. Isaias & L. Simo	2, 3
						USA		15, 15
						Guatemala		13, 7
			12	M. Benefeldt & G. Morales	12, 15, 11
			6	S. Funatani & M. Ono	15, 7, 2
									3	USA	15, 15
									2	Canada	14, 11
			7	Pablo Jajre & S. Roessler	15, 15
			10	Joachim Loof & T. Kniegen	7, 10
						Chile		8, 6
						Canada		15, 15
			15	J. Cueva & G. Molina	0, 4
			2	Mike Green & Tom O’Brien	15, 15

Winners
Mike Dennison & Shane Vanderson

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Women's Doubles edit

Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

					1	Jackie Paraiso & Kim Russell	15	15

					10	Dominican Republic	3	2
9	Claudia Garcia & M. Gaspar	7	15	11

8	M. Jang & Y. Lee	15	11	7
										1	USA	15	15

										4	Bolivia	1	5
5	Angela Grisar & F. Marquez	15	15

12	J. Benfeldt & L. Zachrisson	0	0
					5	Chile	15	6	7

					4	Bolivia	10	15	11
13	A. Khetani & J.	1	3

4	P. Nunez & C. Santos	15	15
															1	USA	15	10	11

															2	Mexico	10	15	9
3	Susana Acosta & R. Torres	15	15

14	I. Carpio & M. Jarrin	5	0
					3	Mexico	15	15

					6		8	11
11	L. Huynh & T. Le	0	2

6	H. Miyamoto & I. Hashimoto	15	15
										3	Mexico	8	15	11

										2	Canada	15	5	4
7	A. Maldonado & V. Rodriguez	13	15	11

6	L. Geyer & G. Mathews	15	11	1
					7	Puerto Rico	7	11

					2	Josée Grand'Maître & Jennifer Saunders	15	15

Winners
Jackie Paraiso & Kim Russell

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References edit

^ "Men's Singles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.
^ "Women's Singles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.
^ "Men's Doubles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.
^ "Women's Doubles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.

External links edit

[1] IRF website

[1] "Men's Singles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.

[2] "Women's Singles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.

[3] "Men's Doubles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.

[4] "Women's Doubles". International Racquetball Federation. International Racquetball Federation. Retrieved 4 May 2020.

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XII Racquetball World Championships - South Korea 2004 -
Host	Anyang South Korea
Dates	July 30 – August 7
Men teams
Champions	United States
Runners-up	Canada
Third place	Mexico
Fourth place	Venezuela
Women teams
Champions	United States
Runners-up	Canada
Third place	Chile
Fourth place	Mexico
Men's singles
Gold	Jack Huczek
Silver	Álvaro Beltrán
Bronze	Rocky Carson Brian Istace
Women's singles
Gold	Cheryl Gudinas
Silver	Angela Grisar
Bronze	Amanda Dunn Nancy Enriquez
Men's doubles
Gold	Mike Dennison & Shane Vanderson
Silver	Polo Gutierrez & Javier Moreno
Bronze	Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri Mike Green & Tom O'Brien
Women's doubles
Gold	Jackie Paraiso & Kim Russell
Silver	Susana Acosta & Rosy Torres
Bronze	P. Nunez & C. Santos Josée Grand'Maître & Lori-Jane Powell

2004 Racquetball World Championships

Contents

Medal table edit

Men's team competition edit

Women's team competition edit

Men's Singles edit

Women's Singles edit

Men's doubles edit

Women's Doubles edit

See also edit

References edit

External links edit