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Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Competition Schedule
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https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule More detailed schedule than I had seen previously, with exact starting times for events such as athletics and swimming finals and final matches in combat sports. As well, the gymnastics apparatus finals have been assigned to their various days9 points -
Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
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TEAM CHALLENGE Team VOLLY Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 Volly was the mascotte of Men's Volleyball World Championship 2010 A blue and white swallow with the number 10, a volleyball in his hand and red knee pads. Volly also returned for the men's world championship co-hosted by Italy/Bulgary 2018 Team CORTY Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 Corty, the red squirrel, was the mascot of the Cortina 2021 Alpine Skiing World Championships Corty is a character who draws inspiration from the tradition and history of Cortina d'Ampezzo, the small rodent is in fact one of the animals that inhabit the woods of the Dolomites. Team PINOCCHIO Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 Italia '80 was the first UEFA (European) tournament to present a mascot, while they were already used for the World Cup and Olympics. The puppet created by Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio, was chosen and was represented with a balloon under his arm, a tricolor nose and a sailor's cap on his head with the writing Europa 80. The mascot was not initially given an official name because it was believed that the rights to Pinocchio belonged to Disney. When the Collodi Foundation confirmed that the copyright on the book had expired 50 years ago, the organizing committee renamed the official mascot. Team DIVA09 Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 Was the 2009 World Aquatics Championships in Rome. Frogs symbolize vitality and energy, and also have the ability to adapt to different environments, especially aquatic ones. It is always on the move, just like any athlete. Team BUMSI Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bumsi was the mascotte of Biathlon World Championships 2020 Rasen-Antholz (Rasun-Anterselva). "Bum" has its own meaning, it reproduces with a language the two actions of the biathlon: “bum” (shooting shots); “si” is the phonetic of sci (Italian for SKI) symbolizing cross-country skis. Team NEVE & GLIZ Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 The two mascotte of Winter Olympic 2016 They both represent the characteristics of the Winter Games, including "Snow and Ice". Neve ("Snow" in Italian) is a humanized female snowball that wears red and represents "softness, friendship and elegance." Gliz (a shortened form of Ghiaccio, "Ice" in Italian) is a humanized male ice cube who wears blue and represents "enthusiasm and joy." Team CIAO Rank # Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ciao is the mascot adopted for the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy. It represents the stylized figure of a footballer, made up of cubes colored with the national colours, who had a football instead of a head. The mascot immediately divided the public and critics, but unexpectedly it had a great success, it was reproduced in different forms, many gadgets, posters and puppets representing it, a resounding commercial success.7 points -
Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
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TEAM CHALLENGE Will be an automatic draw will decide the composition of the 7 teams. For the draw the nations will be divided in 5 pots, based the all time ranking medals and participations. > pot 1 >> pot 2 >>> pot3 >>>> pot4 >>>>> pot 5 France Brazil China Argentina Albania Germany Czech Republic Hungary Bulgaria Chile Great Britain Denmark Malta Croatia Guatemala Ireland Lituania Mexico Greece Indonesia Italy Serbia New Zealand India Kazakhstan Netherlands Spain Romania Poland Moldova Sweden United States Slovakia Slovenia Portugal the draw:7 points -
Fencing Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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Yes, he's out, individual quotas in men's foil will go to: Cheung Ka Long, Dosa, Choupenitch, Ha Taegyu, Toldo and Heroui And in women's foil to Sauer, Pasztor, Berthier, Chan, Esteban and Inostroza6 points -
Got the 10km PB that I planned for today. Cut just below half a minute. Felt great but the last 2km were more mind than body. That puts me in a fine position towards my target of 1.45 on the half marathon in just below 3 months. Still a lot of work to do, but it feels great!6 points
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[OFF TOPIC] Happy Holidays and Birthdays Thread
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Today is our national holiday, St.Patrick’s Day. Each city, town and village will have their own parade today to celebrate. I will be going to my local parade at 3pm The Dublin City parade is starting now if anyone is interested to watch: https://www.rte.ie/player/onnow/665462160666 points -
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Taekwondo ATU Asian Olympic Qualifier 2024
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The refugee team should have the same restrictions as the other nations, two men and two women attempting to qualify overall (I'm okay with them competing in the continent they are currently living in). The European qualifier had three men and two women while the Asian qualifier has four men competing. Adding the restriction would at least decrease the chance of someone trying to use this as a loophole to compete at the Olympics.6 points -
Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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While I understand (but still dislike) having a specific meet or meets to achieve the OQT, these nations which create even harder times is ridiculous. It's not like FINA made the OQT easy to get either. Imagine if Japan was as strict in other sports as it is in swimming, their team would be like 50-75 athletes rather than the near 300 they would normally get.5 points -
Men's Handball IHF Olympic Qualification Tournaments 2024
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The world doesn't revolve around Ramadan5 points -
Quota alert! Mo Ahmed breaches the men’s 10,000m Olympic standard in athletics clocking a 26:53.01 at The Ten!5 points
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Pamela Brind’Amour qualifies for Paris in women’s sabre as the highest ranked nation from the Pan Americas (discounting athletes from countries that have already qualified teams) through the Olympic Ranking!5 points
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Rowing WR American Olympic Qualification Regatta 2024
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The quotas go to the following nations: M1x - LM2x - W1x - LW2x -5 points -
qualifies their second athlete to Paris in men’s -58kg! Great fight, the Saudi Arabian seemed a little gassed at the end though.5 points
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Day 2 Olympic Quotas Women’s -57kg: Women’s +67kg: Men’s -58kg: Men’s +80kg:5 points
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Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
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Giro d’Italia Tour of Italy (Not the cycling race) In this space we present some cities inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List PISA Pisa is a city and comune in Tuscany, straddling the Arno just before it empties into the Ligurian Sea. Although Pisa is known worldwide for its leaning tower, the city contains more than twenty other historic churches, several medieval palaces, and bridges across the Arno. Much of the city's architecture was financed from its history as one of the Italian maritime republics. The city is also home to the University of Pisa, which has a history going back to the 12th century, the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, founded by Napoleon in 1810, and hosts the largest headquarters of the National Research Council (CNR). The Piazza del Duomo, also known as the square of miracles, is the most important artistic and tourist center of Pisa. Listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1987, you can admire some masterpieces of European Romanesque architecture, that is, the monuments that form the center of the city's religious life: the cathedral, the baptistery, the cemetery and the bell tower. The Cathedral: the heart of the complex is the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, the medieval cathedral. It is a five-aisled church with a three-aisled transept. The building, like the bell tower, has sunk perceptibly into the ground, and some damage to the construction is clearly visible. The Pisan Romanesque style was created starting from this church and then exported to the rest of Tuscany, but also to Corsica and Sardinia, once under the control of the Republic of Pisa. The bell tower of Santa Maria: known as "The Leaning Tower" or "The Tower of Pisa", is the bell tower of the Duomo. Below it the ground gave way slightly, causing it to tilt a few degrees. The inclination continued for many years, until it stopped after the restoration work concluded in the early 21st century. Due to construction difficulties, its construction lasted over two centuries (in three different phases of work) starting from the end of the 12th century. The Baptistery: dedicated to St. John the Baptist, stands in front of the west façade of the Cathedral. The building was begun in the mid-12th century, the interior, surprisingly simple and devoid of decoration, also has exceptional acoustics. It is the largest baptistery in Italy: its circumference measures 107.25 m. The Campo Santo: the monumental Camposanto is located at the northern edge of the square. It is a cemetery structured in the form of a cloister, with earthly tombs. The earth inside the courtyard is actually a relic, being earth coming from Mount Golgotha in the Holy Land, transported with several ships by the Pisans after the Fourth Crusade, hence the name "campo" (plot of land) "holy".5 points -
Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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JASF leadership trying their hardest to strangle the sport to death.4 points -
Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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Japanese Olympic Trials: Day 2 Recap 3 swimmers punched their ticket to Paris today. Men's 400m IM: 1. Tomoyuki Matsushita - 4:10.04 Q 2. Daiya Seto - 4:10.84 3. Kaito Tabuchi - 4:11.15 Big PB by Matsushita to become the first Japanese athlete to qualify for Paris. Other than that, a complete disaster for Japan. Tomoru Honda already shockingly failed to qualify for the final. Then Daiya Seto, arguably the biggest Japanese star, fails to qualify in his signature event despite getting under the OQT. Also getting under the OQT was Kaito Tabuchi. So a country that's known for their producing world class IMers will only nominate one athlete for this event. If this doesn't make the JASF change their selection criteria, I don't know what will. Women's 100m Butterfly: 1. Mizuki Hirai - 56.91 Q 2. Rikako Ikee - 57.30 Q 3. Shiho Matsumoto - 57.31 4. Ai Soma - 57.64 4 women under the OQT and 3 women under the JASF QT. Another big PB by the 17 year old Hirai and Ikee barely qualifies in 2nd. Great race all around. Men's 100m Breaststroke: 1. Taku Taniguchi - 59.43 2. Yu Hanaguruma - 59.47 2. Ippei Watanabe - 59.47 Once again, 3 men under the OQT but all failed to meet the JASF QT of 59.26 (see a pattern here?). Taniguchi should be nominated for the medley relay should the stroke 100 winners meet the required relay time but won't swim it individually. Current Japanese Olympic team Men: Tomoyuki Matsushita - 400m IM Women: Mizuki Hirai - 100m Butterfly Rikako Ikee - 100m Butterfly4 points -
We almost a team Latin America4 points
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Women's Curling WCF World Championship 2024
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Men's 1.000m: Gold: William Dandjinou Silver: Pietro Sighel Bronze: Luca Spechenhauser4 points
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Here we go again.4 points
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Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
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Italian Festival ♪♫ ♪♫ ♪♫ In this space we present some dialectical and traditional songs SARDEGNA (Sardinia) No potho reposare “A diosa” is the original title of the most famous Sardinian song, a 1915 poem by the poet Salvatore “Badore” Sini, and subsequently set to music by Giuseppe Rachel. Version performed by two famous Sardinian singers: Maria Carta (1934-1994) & Andrea Parodi (1977 -2006) ♪♫ Zirichiltaggia (Baddu tundu) (Lizardman, round dance) Is a song in Gallurese (Sardinian) written by the Genoese singer-songwriter Fabrizio De André and Massimo Bubola (1978). De André moved to Sardinia (Tempio Pausania) in the mid-seventies. ♪♫ Le Balentes - Cixiri (Chickpeas) 2001 Music and Lyric: Rossella Faa & Augusto Pirodda4 points -
Athletics Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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Sure it is. Congrats. 6 Olympic standards were achieved today in Dudince César Augusto Rodríguez 1:19:41 Brian Pintado 1:19:44 Ram Baboo 1:20:00 Evelyn Inga 1:27:42 Maria Sakharuk 1:29:14 Mary Luz Andia 1:29:194 points -
Taekwondo ATU Asian Olympic Qualifier 2024
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Quota4 points -
Apparently it's harder to get a Wikipedia page than an Olympic quota?4 points
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Defending silver medalists are out in the men's 5000 relay.4 points
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And Baldoni gets the quota on a review! Woohoo4 points
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Canada’s qualified in the Canoe Slalom Women’s C14 points
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Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Competition Schedule
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Having a look through the schedule here is some of the big days for Team Ireland Included a few outside chances here that probably unlikely to medal but not without some realistic chance. On the otherhand I have not included outside chances that may yet come to fruition, for example boxing could have more chances when the team is finalised, men's road race cycling and other outside chances in equestrian (individual jumping). Overall it looks most likely we will win our first medal on Day 4 or 5 and then with a lot of chances coming on the middle weekend. Our first gold could possibly be on Day 7 in the men's lightweight double sculls. Day 1: Saturday, 27 July RUGBY SEVENS - Men's MEDAL MATCHES Day 3: Monday, 29 July SWIMMING - Women's 100m Breaststroke FINAL (Mona McSharry) Day 4: Tuesday, 30 July RUGBY SEVENS - Women's MEDAL MATCHES SWIMMING - Men's 800m FINAL (Daniel Wiffen) Day 5: Wednesday, 31 July BOXING - Women's -60kg Quarter-Finals (Kellie Harrington) Day 6: Thursday, 01 August BOXING - Men's -92kg Quarter-Finals (Jack Marley) ROWING - Women's Double Sculls FINAL ROWING - Men's Double Sculls FINAL Day 7: Friday, 02 August EQUESTRIAN - Team Jumping FINAL ROWING - Men's Pair FINAL ROWING - Women's Pair FINAL ROWING - Women's Lightweight Double Sculls FINAL ROWING - Men's Lightweight Double Sculls FINAL Day 8: Saturday, 03 August BOXING - Men's -57kg Quarter-Finals (Jude Gallagher) BOXING - Women's -60kg Semi-Finals (Kellie Harrington) ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS - Men's Pommel FINAL (Rhys McClenaghan) Day 9: Sunday, 04 August BOXING - Women's -57kg Quarter-Finals (Michaela Walsh) BOXING - Women's -75kg Quarter-Finals (Aoife O'Rourke) BOXING - Men's -92kg Semi-Finals (Jack Marley) GOLF - Men's Individual Stroke Play FINAL (Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry) SWIMMING - Men's 1500m FINAL (Daniel Wiffen) Day 11: Tuesday, 06 August BOXING - Women's -60kg FINAL (Kellie Harrington) Day 12: Wednesday, 07 August BOXING - Women's -57kg Semi-Finals (Michaela Walsh) TAEKWONDO - Men's -58kg (Jack Woolley) Day 13: Thursday, 08 August BOXING - Men's -57kg Semi-Finals (Jude Gallagher) BOXING - Women's -75kg Semi-Finals (Aoife O'Rourke) Day 14: Friday, 09 August ATHLETICS - Women's 400m Final (Rhasidat Adeleke) Day 15: Saturday, 10 August ATHLETICS - Women's 1500m FINAL (Ciara Mageean) BOXING - Women's -75kg FINAL (Aoife O'Rourke) GOLF - Women's Individual Stroke Play FINAL (Leona Maguire)4 points -
Maybe I am too naive at this point. But I think that me and also many other people hope and believe that one day, politics will stop having highly negative impact on the Olympic Games and it will start being the highly peaceful event as it used to be and as Baron Coubertin saw and created such amazing mottos. Olympic Spirit has been with me my entire life and looking at these political nonsenses makes me feel sad. I don't envy those people who pursue their life dream and goals and these things stop them and often they can't do anything about it.4 points
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Japanese Olympic Trials start on March 17. Live Stream (Prelims only) Live Results (Not completely sure, but this is where I found live results for the last Olympic Trials, so I’m assuming it’ll be the same) Entry List (Can’t seem to find one. I get a “404 not found” error every time I try to open the PDF on the Japanese Swimming website) Japanese Qualifying Times4 points
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I was bored so I'm making a simulation list of where the potential invitational quotas. I'm counting the NOCs that receibed a invitation to the Tokio games, I tried to left outr NOC's I think wont need them. If a NOC in that list has already qualified in one gender I put the invitation in the other one. In Paris only 100 meters and marathon quotas are up to invitation, + 3 athletes in 800 per gender. So, as of now, this is how I think the potential distribution could go: Men's 100 - & . This next countries dont have any athletes in WA's recent results so I'm copyng what the got in Tokio 2020: & Men's Marathon - & Women's 100 - & . This next countries dont have any athletes in WA's recent results so I'm copyng what the got in Tokio 2020: Women's Marathon - & I don't know how the three 800 quotas would be decided, is to open to foretell, but according to the world ranking, right now the three best at the men's are Saint Vincent, Guyana and Andorra; and in the woman's it would be: Sri Lanka, Uruguay and Iceland.4 points
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Group 1 28-26 and qualified to Paris!3 points
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being in 's way and being in 's way at one of the exchanges3 points
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Men's Handball IHF Olympic Qualification Tournaments 2024
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Qualified Olympic Games 20243 points -
Well, that was...something3 points
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Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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Yeah, I VPN'd to Japan and watched through the NHK1 link you posted. Ikee and Mizuki Hirai both looked really good today. Hopefully they can both qualify tomorrow.3 points -
Fencing Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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QUALIFIED !!!!3 points -
Group 2 26-41 qualified to Paris!3 points
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Don’t mind me just scrolling through the thread trying to figure out who is winning3 points
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Quota for in women’s +67kg!3 points
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The Americas country of has won a bronze medal!! @hckošice In all seriousness it doesn't appear they are eligible for medals3 points
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Archery WAO Oceanian Olympic Qualifier 2024
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Entries for the Oceania CQT Men Women Winner qualifies to the Olympics. New Zealand will be the heavy favourites for the quotas, but there's a good chance they may reject the quota so things open up for the Pacific Nations.3 points -
Thats not me, he is my evil brazilian cousin who want to humiliate the argentinian part of the family classifying to the olympic games, luckily, he wont be in Paris3 points
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Alex Baldoni misses a quota by 0.27 seconds. He had a clean run but then a penalty was added rip Spoke too soon!3 points
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Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Competition Schedule
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Taking a look at the schedule, has many medal chances (some obviously more likely than others) on a number of days. Some boxers may be included as they start to qualify but for now I’m leaving the ones that haven’t off. All Paris time. Day 1 (July 27) 17:00: Skateboarding - Men’s Street Final (Cordano Russell) 20:55: Swimming - Women’s 400m Freestyle Final (Summer McIntosh) 21:37: Swimming - Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay Final 21:50 Swimming - Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay Final Day 2 (July 28) 20:45: Swimming - Women’s 100m Butterfly Final (Maggie MacNeil) 20:50/21:45: Fencing - Women’s Foil Gold/Bronze Medal Bouts (Jessica Guo, Eleanor Harvey) Day 3 (July 29) 11:00: Diving - Men’s 10m Synchronized Platform Final (Rylan Wiens/Nathan Zsombor-Murray) 17:18/17:28/17:38: Judo - Women’s 57kg Medal Contests (one of Jessica Klimkait/Christa Deguchi) 17:49/17:59/18:09: Judo - Men’s 73kg Medal Contests (Arthur Margelidon) 20:30: Swimming - Women’s 400m Individual Medley Final (Summer McIntosh) Day 4 (July 30) 17:18/17:28/17:38: Judo - Men’s 81kg Medal Contests (Francois Gauthier Drapeau) 17:49/17:59/18:09: Judo - Women’s 63kg Medal Contests (Catherine Beauchemin Pinard) 19:00/19:45: Rugby Sevens - Women’s Gold/Bronze Medal Matches 20:57: Swimming - Women’s 100m Backstroke Final (Kylie Masse) Day 5 (July 31) 11:00: Diving - Women’s 10m Synchronized Platform Final (Caeli McKay/Kate Miller) 20:36: Swimming - Men’s 200m Butterfly Final (Illya Kharun) 22:15: Swimming - Men’s 100m Freestyle Final (Josh Liendo) Day 6 (August 1) 7:30: Athletics - Men’s 20km Race Walk (Evan Dunfee) 17:18/17:28/17:38: Judo - Men’s -100kg Medal Contests (one of Shady El Nahas/Kyle Reyes) 18:15: Artistic Gymnastics - Women’s All-Around Final (Ellie Black) 19:10/20:30: Fencing - Women’s Team Foil Gold/Bronze Medal Matches 20:30: Swimming - Women’s 200m Butterfly Final (Summer McIntosh) 21:48: Swimming - Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay Final Day 7 (August 2) 12:22: Rowing - Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls Final A (Jill Moffatt/Jenny Casson) 20:30: Swimming - Men’s 50m Freestyle Final (Josh Liendo) 20:39: Swimming - Women’s 200m Backstroke Final (Kylie Masse) 21:20: Athletics - Men’s 10,000m Final (Mo Ahmed) Day 8 (August 3) 10:50: Rowing - Women’s Eight Final A 15:30: Artistic Gymnastics - Men’s Floor Final (Felix Dolci) 20:30 Swimming - Men’s 100m Butterfly Final (Josh Liendo) 20:59: Swimming - Women’s 200m Individual Medley Final (Summer McIntosh) 21:45: Athletics - Men’s Decathlon 1500m (Damian Warner, Pierce LePage) Day 9 (August 4) 14:33/14:46: Archery - Men’s Individual Gold/Bronze Medal Matches (Eric Peters) 19:35: Swimming - Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay Final 20:30: Athletics - Men’s Hammer Throw Final (Ethan Katzberg) 21:55: Athletics - Men’s 100m Final (Andre DeGrasse) Day 10 (August 5) 12:38: Artistic Gymnastics - Women’s Balance Beam Final (Ellie Black) 19:53/19:58: Cycling - Women’s Team Sprint For Bronze/Gold (Depends on whether Cycling Canada chooses Orban, Mitchell, and Genest or not) 21:00/22:05: 3x3 Basketball - Women’s Bronze/Gold Medal Matches Day 11 (August 6) 12:00: Sailing - Women’s Dinghy Medal Race (Sarah Douglas) 15:00: Diving - Women’s 10m Platform Final (Caeli McKay) 20:00: Athletics - Women’s Hammer Throw Final (Camryn Rogers) 20:50/21:15: Wrestling - Women’s 68kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (either Linda Morais or Olivia Di Bacco) Day 12 (August 7) 19:00: Athletics - Women’s Pole Vault Final (Alysha Newman) Day 13 (August 8) 15:00: Weightlifting - Women’s 59kg (Maude Charron) 19:11: Cycling - Women’s Keirin Final (Lauriane Genest, Kelsey Mitchell) 19:27: Cycling - Men’s Omnium Points Race 4/4 (Dylan Bibic) 20:30: Athletics - Men’s 200m Final (Andre DeGrasse) 20:50/21:15: Wrestling - Women’s 53kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (either Karla Godinez or Samantha Stewart) 21:07/21:39: Taekwondo - Women’s 57kg Bronze/Gold Medal Contests (Skylar Park) Day 14 (August 9) 12:50: Canoe Sprint - Women’s C2-500m Final A (Katie Vincent/Sophia Jensen) 15:00: Diving - Women’s 3m Springboard Final (either Mia Vallee or Pamela Ware) 19:40: Athletics - Women’s Shot Put Final (Sarah Mitton) 19:45: Athletics - Men’s 4x100m Relay Final 21:00/22:30: Beach Volleyball - Women’s Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (Melissa Humana-Parades/Brandie Wilkerson) Day 14/15 (August 9/10) 15:00 on Day 14/17:00 on Day 15: Football - Women’s Bronze/Gold Medal Match Day 15 (August 10) 8:00: Athletics - Men’s Marathon Final (Cam Levins) 9:00: Golf - Women’s Stroke Play Final (Brooke Henderson) 11:00/21:30: Basketball - Men’s Bronze/Gold Medal Games 13:50: Canoe Sprint - Women’s C1-200m (Katie Vincent) 15:00: Diving - Men’s 10m Platform Final (Rylan Wiens, Nathan Zsombor-Murray) 19:25: Athletics - Men’s 800m Final (Marco Arop) 20:00: Athletics - Men’s 5000m Final (Mo Ahmed) 20:50/21:15: Wrestling - Women’s 76kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (Ana Godinez) 21:14/21:23: Breaking - B-Boys Gold/Bronze Medal Battles (Philip Kim) Day 16 (August 11) 11:30/15:30: Basketball - Women’s Gold/Bronze Medal Games 12:45/13:15/13:44: Cycling - Women’s Sprint Finals For Gold/Bronze (Kelsey Mitchell, Lauriane Genest) 13:20/13:45: Wrestling - Women’s 76kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (Justina Di Stasio) Boxing bouts are all over the place, but our two qualified boxers Wyatt Sanford (men’s 63.5kg) and Tammara Thibeault (women’s 75kg) are both in with a chance. Tennis is a bit of an unknown, our Canadians are very inconsistent.3 points -
Tennis Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024
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You are reading this too literally. In the case of Russia and Belarus, the sport federation is effectively the NOC now and decides who to nominate (which will be the highest ranked athletes/individual who qualified the quota). I understand you really don't want them to compete, but if you think a rule in the qualification document is going to prevent them from competing then you are greatly mistaken. The best way for Russia to not compete is if the government decides not to go (Belarus will compete unless Russia forces them to boycott).3 points -
Qualificazioni Team Italia alle Olimpiadi di Parigi 2024
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Pugilato Torneo mondiale di qualificazione olimpica Quattro pass indiviuali ottenuti nel torneo mondiale di qualificazione Olimpica a Busto Arsizio (VA): Diego Lenzi (+92 kg) Sirine Charaabi (54 kg) Angela Carini (66 kg) Alessia Mesiano (60 kg) Salgono così a 8 i pass finora ottenuti nel Pugilato3 points