America-Pacific Luge Championship

America-Pacific Luge Championship is annual luge competition held by International Luge Federation since 2012. There are men's and women's single events and a double event.

Host cities

2012: Calgary, Canada
2013: Lake Placid, United States
2014: Lake Placid, United States
2015: Lake Placid, United States
2016: Park City, United States

Men's singles

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012	Samuel Edney Canada	Isaac Underwood United States	Bruno Banani Tonga
2013	Chris Mazdzer United States	Samuel Edney Canada	Taylor Morris United States
2014	Tucker West United States	Chris Mazdzer United States	Aidan Kelly United States
2015	Chris Mazdzer United States	Tucker West United States	Mitchel Malyk Canada
2016	Chris Mazdzer United States	Tucker West United States	Mitchel Malyk Canada

Women's singles

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012	Alex Gough Canada	Kimberley McRae Canada	Dayna Clay Canada
2013	Julia Clukey United States	Alex Gough Canada	Erin Hamlin United States
2014	Erin Hamlin United States	Emily Sweeney United States	Summer Britcher United States
2015	Erin Hamlin United States	Summer Britcher United States	Kimberley McRae Canada

Doubles

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012	Matthew Mortensen Preston Griffall United States	Tristan Walker Justin Snith Canada	Christian Niccum Jayson Terdiman United States
2013	Tristan Walker Justin Snith Canada	Matthew Mortensen Preston Griffall United States	Jake Hyrns Andrew Sherk United States
2014	Matthew Mortensen Jayson Terdiman United States	Tristan Walker Justin Snith Canada	Justin Krewson Tristan Jeskanen United States
2015	Tristan Walker Justin Snith Canada	Matthew Mortensen Jayson Terdiman United States	Justin Krewson Andrew Sherk United States

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States (USA)	8	7	8	23
2	Canada (CAN)	4	5	3	12
3	Tonga (TGA)	0	0	1	1
Totals (3 nations)		12	12	12	36

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References

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