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Tennis at the 1991 Pan American Games
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Seven tennis events were held at the 1991 Pan American Games in Havana, Cuba, from August 6–16, including a team event for the first time. 88 athletes from 25 nations participated.[1]
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Medalists[1]
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(Host nation in bold.)
Men's singles
| Gold: |  Luis-Enrique Herrera |
| Silver: |  David DiLucia |
| Bronze: |  Marcelo Saliola |
| Bronze: |  Juan Pino |
Women's singles
| Gold: | Pam Shriver |
| Silver: |  Joelle Schad |
| Bronze: | Andrea Vieira |
| Bronze: | Claudia Chabalgoity |
Men's doubles
| Gold: |  Miguel Nido & Joey Rive |
| Silver: | Agustín Moreno & Fernando Pérez Pascal |
| Bronze: | Juan Pino & Mario Tabares |
| Bronze: |  Patrick Baumeler & Américo Venero |
Women's doubles
| Gold: | Donna Faber & Pam Shriver |
| Silver: | Andrea Vieira & Cláudia Chabalgoity |
| Bronze: |  |
| Bronze: | |
Mixed doubles
| Gold: | David DiLucia & Pam Shriver |
| Silver: | William Kyriakos & Cláudia Chabalgoity |
| Bronze: | Rafael Moreno & Joelle Schad |
| Bronze: | Jaime Frontera & Emilie Viqueira |
Men's team
| Gold: | Brazil |
| Silver: | Puerto Rico |
| Bronze: | Chile |
| Bronze: | Cuba |
Women's team
| Gold: | Brazil |
| Silver: |  Venezuela |
| Bronze: | Chile |
| Bronze: | Cuba |
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