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Toronto 2015 Trampoline Qualification

Toronto 2015 trampoline qualification gave 8 places to men and 8 to women, all decided at the 2014 Pan American Championships in Mississauga. Canada and the United States took two in each event; one place each went to four more nations per event. The union's September 2014 list matches the gymnasts who finally competed.

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  1. The September 2014 list, line by line
  2. How the places were won
  3. The list against the final entries
  4. What the places produced in Toronto
  5. Reading the original
  6. Frequently asked questions

The September 2014 list, line by line

The trampoline list is a short table, printed partly in English: Country, Number of Athletes qualified, and M/W for men or women. It gives the women's places first.

Trampoline, women's places for the 2015 Pan American Games, as listed in September 2014
#NationPlaces
1Canada (CAN)2
2United States (USA)2
3Mexico (MEX)1
4Brazil (BRA)1
5Venezuela (VEN)1
6Argentina (ARG)1
Total8
Trampoline, men's places for the 2015 Pan American Games, as listed in September 2014
#NationPlaces
1Canada (CAN)2
2United States (USA)2
3Mexico (MEX)1
4Colombia (COL)1
5Argentina (ARG)1
6Brazil (BRA)1
Total8

How the places were won

As Wikipedia summarises the Toronto 2015 rules, the top two nations in the team competition in Mississauga qualified two gymnasts per event, and the remaining four places per event went, one each, to the best other nations in the individual competition.

Trampoline podiums at the 2014 Pan American Championships, Mississauga
EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's teamCanadaUnited StatesBrazil
Men's individualCanadaCanadaUnited States
Women's teamCanadaMexicoArgentina
Women's individualCanadaCanadaBrazil

Compare the women's lines with the medals. The women's team medals in Mississauga went to Canada, Mexico and Argentina, yet the list gives two women's places to the United States and one to Mexico. The list, not the medal table, is what decided the entries in Toronto.

The list against the final entries

Trampoline places: September 2014 list and final distribution
NationTrampoline men: 2014 listTrampoline men: FinalTrampoline women: 2014 listTrampoline women: FinalChange
Canada (CAN)2222unchanged
United States (USA)2222unchanged
Mexico (MEX)1111unchanged
Colombia (COL)1100unchanged
Argentina (ARG)1111unchanged
Brazil (BRA)1111unchanged
Venezuela (VEN)0011unchanged
Total8888

No trampoline place changed hands. Synchronised trampoline, double mini-trampoline and tumbling, all contested in Mississauga, were not on the Games programme.

What the places produced in Toronto

Trampoline podiums at the 2015 Pan American Games
EventGoldSilverBronze
MenCanadaUnited StatesColombia
WomenCanadaMexicoCanada

Canada won both titles, the men's and the women's. Two of the single places paid off: Colombia's one man took bronze, and Mexico's one woman took silver.

Reading the original

The list was published at upag-gymnastics.com/en/documentos/ as Países clasificados a JP 2015-TRA.pdf; that address now leads here. The Internet Archive's copy of 12 September 2014 is the archived trampoline list. For the other disciplines, see all four lists together.

An independent summary. Pan Am Gymnastics Guide is not the Pan American Gymnastics Union and publishes no official results. The union's website is upag-pagu.com.

Frequently asked questions

How many trampoline gymnasts competed at the 2015 Pan American Games?

16: 8 men and 8 women from 7 nations.

Which trampoline events were held at Toronto 2015?

Only men's and women's individual trampoline. The synchronised, double mini-trampoline and tumbling events of the Pan American Championships are not part of the Games.

Which nations won trampoline at Toronto 2015?

Canada won both the men's and the women's title. The United States (men) and Mexico (women) took silver; Colombia (men) and Canada (women) bronze.

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