Peru won all five matches against Colombia at the Centro de Alto Rendimiento La Videna to ensure a clean sweep in their opening Group A tie of the tournament. 

Daniel La Torre Regal first defeated Juan Noguera 21-5, 21-11 in the men's singles before Daniela Macias dispatched of Juliana Giraldo 21-7, 21-6 in the women's singles.

The men's doubles saw Bruno Barrueto Deza and Diego Subauste Tokumura beat Fabian Ardila and Juan Noguera 21-11, with Ines Lucia Castillo Salazar and Fernanda Saponara Rivva winning 21-13, 21-15 against Juliana Giraldo and Laura Valentina Londono in the women's doubles. 

The mixed pair of Diego Mini and Danica Nishimura then secured the 5-0 victory for Peru, triumphing against Jhon Berdugo and Luisa Valero 21-8, 21-7.

Canada also defeated Colombia in Group A, with Joshua Hurlburt-Yu and Duncan Yao beating Berdugo and Valero 21-9, 21-8.

It took the women's pair of Catherine Choi and Josephine Wu only 14 minutes to overcome Giraldo and Valero 21-3, 21-7, while Talia Ng and Nyl Yakura won the mixed doubles match in 20 minutes, defeating Ardila and Londono 21-11, 21-0.

Brittany Tam then triumphed 21-9, 21-5 in the women's singles against Londono before Jason Anthony Ho-Shue ensured a clean sweep with a 21-6, 21-6 victory against Ardila in the men's singles. 

Peru and Canada are due to meet tomorrow to decide the winner of Group A.

It was a successful opening day for Brazil and the United States with both teams winning two fixtures each in Group B and Group C respectively. 

Brazil dominated against the Dominican Republic to win 5-0, before defeating Cuba 4-1.

The US beat Mexico and Jamaica 4-1, already securing first place in their group.

The group matches are  scheduled to continue at the Centro de Alto Rendimiento La Videna tomorrow.