2007 Pan American Games - Sports

Sports

For the 2007 Games Futsal was added to the program for the first (and as of 2011 only time) while racquetball and basque pelota were dropped.

  • Aquatics
    • Diving (details)
    • Swimming (details)
    • Synchronized swimming (details)
    • Water polo (details)
  • Archery (details)
  • Athletics (details)
  • Badminton (details)
  • Baseball (details)
  • Basketball (details)
  • Boxing (details)
  • Bowling (details)
  • Canoeing (details)
    • Canoe sprint
  • Cycling (details)
    • BMX
    • Mountain biking
    • Road
    • Track
  • Equestrian (details)
    • Dressage
    • Eventing
    • Jumping
  • Fencing (details)
  • Field hockey (details)
  • Football (details)
  • Futsal (details)
  • Gymnastics (details)
    • Artistic gymnastics
    • Rhythmic gymnastics
    • Trampoline
  • Handball (details)
  • Judo (details)
  • Karate (details)
  • Modern pentathlon (details)
  • Roller skating (details)
  • Rowing (details)
  • Sailing (details)
  • Shooting (details)
  • Softball (details)
  • Squash (details)
  • Table tennis (details)
  • Taekwondo (details)
  • Tennis (details)
  • Triathlon (details)
  • Volleyball (details)
    • Volleyball
    • Beach volleyball
  • Water skiing (details)
  • Weightlifting (details)
  • Wrestling (details)
    • Freestyle
    • Greco-Roman

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