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Canada's 4x400 mixed relay team: Tyler FLOYD Lauren GALE Callum ROBINSON Madeline PRICE

Line ups: X: Tyler FLOYD Lauren GALE Callum ROBINSON Madeline PRICE

The crowds in Lyon this weekend have been outstanding. Looking forward to similar in Glasgow and Berlin over the summer.

IFSC World Cup - Speed: Salt Lake City Women's Qualification Top-16: 1.) Emma Hunt - 6.57 2.) Natalia Kalucka - 6.93 3.) Aleksandra Kalucka - 6.94 4.) Deng Lijuan - 7.08 5.) Zhang Mengli - 7.41 6.) Piper Kelly - 7.47 7.) Xie Guizhen - 7.48 8.) Sophia Curcio - 7.51 9.) Yang Mi - 7.71 10.) Fan Jingyue - 7.81 11.) Kaitlyn Bone - 8.04 12.) Karin Hayashi - 8.18 13.) Haruka Kanetani - 8.38 14.) Liberty Runnels - 8.40 15.) Iris Rothfork - 8.44 16.) Abby Gebert - 9.02

Toby Roberts misses out on the final of the Boulder World Cup in Salt Lake City as he finishes in 7th place. Frustrating result for him - he had the same result as 6th place Sohta Amagasa - 2 Top / 3 Zones - he but took more attempts so ultimately missed out on the final.

IFSC World Cup - Boulder: Salt Lake City Men's Finalists: Jakob Schubert - 3 Top / 4 Zones Jan-Luca Posch - 2 Top/ 4 Zones Meichi Narasaki - 2 Top / 4 Zones Yannick Flohe - 2 Top / 4 Zones Sorato Anraku - 2 Top/ 3 Zones Sohta Amagasa - 2 Top/ 3 Zones

WAG European Championships Rimini Women's Vault Final: 1.) Coline Devillard - 13.866 (14.366/13.366) 2.) Valentina Georgieva - 13.799 (14.066/13.533) 3.) Ming Van Eijken - 13.699 (14.133/13.266) ------------------------------------------------------------ 4.) Ana Barbosu - 13.666 (13.700/13.633) 5.) Karina Schoenmaeier - 13.466 (13.566/13.366) 6.) Camille Rasmussen - 13.199 (13.333/13.066) 7.) Marlene Gotthardt - 13.166 (13.400/12.933) 8.) Sara Peter - 13.033 (13.266/12.800) Women's Floor Final 1.) Manila Esposito - 13.833 2.) Sabrina Maneca-Voinea - 13.700 3.) Angela Andreoli - 13.666 ---------------------------------------------- 4.) Alice Kinsella - 13.633 5.) Morgane Osyssek-Reimer - 13.300 6.) Alba Petisco - 13.233 7.) Abigail Martin - 13.200 8.) Ming Van Eijken - 12.700 Women's Uneven Bars Final: 1.) Alice D'Amato - 14.633 2.) Elisa Iorio - 14.366 3.) Georgia-Mae Fenton - 13.900 --------------------------------------------- 4.) Helen Kevric - 13.866 5.) Filipa Martins - 13.700 6.) Nathalie Westlund - 13.700 7.) Beckie Downie - 13.633 8.) Zoja Szekely - 12.700 Women's Balance Beam Final: 1.) Manila Esposito - 14.400 2.) Sabrina Maneca-Voinea - 14.166 3.) Marine Boyer - 14.033 --------------------------------------------- 4.) Lilia Cosman - 13.500 5.) Alice D'Amato - 13.266 6.) Alba Petisco - 13.033 7.) Ana Perez - 12.933 8.) Polina Diachenko - 12.500

Unless they are waaaay off the back, I'd doubt it. It's the first race of the weekend so they are freshest. And you never know what might happen in front of you even in a 4x4 (see Bol tripping and the US women exchanging outside the zone just from last summer). If they were going to take that chance, better to do it in race 2 tonight in the hope you are fresher tomorrow.

I wonder in the mixed 4x400m relay, we will see some athletes which have to double up, ease up if it becomes apparent that they won't finish in the top 2.

Amazing . Such a fun day

yup and Canada's first race is scheduled for 738 local time.

Exciting !! And it all starts at 7:05 pm?

I think that we will know squads of each relay just before beginning of the races, as it's less than 2 hours away and we still have nothing...

And the other competitions?

To sum up, Italy did not deserve to be promoted to the Elite. They were unable to win against either Slovenia or Hungary. If they had won at least one of these matches, even after overtime, they would have advanced. Everything worked out perfectly for Italy: playing at home, failures of the main rivals against weaker teams, optimal preparation time for the tournament, etc. If we didn't advance in such a situation, we will never advance. Especially since I don't see any further plan here. I wonder what they will do with the Canadian coaches?

Round-Robin Final Standing Nation P W(OTW) L(OTL) GF GA +/- Pt. Hungary 5 4(1) 1(0) 15 8 +7 11 Slovenia 5 3(0) 2(0) 14 8 +6 9 Italy 5 3(1) 2(1) 20 10 +10 9 Romania 5 3(0) 2(0) 11 17 -6 9 Japan 5 1(0) 4(1) 11 17 -6 4 South Korea 5 1(0) 4(0) 12 23 -11 3 The following Nations have qualified for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF World Championship 2025 Hungary Slovenia The following Nations have qualified for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division I Group A World Championship 2025 Italy Japan Romania The following Nation has been relegated to the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division I Group B World Championship 2025 South Korea

Saturday May 4th, 2024 - Round-Robin Last Day Results (GMT +2) 12:30 Romania 4 - 2 Japan 16:00 Italy 8 - 1 South Korea 19:30 Hungary 2 - 1 Slovenia

Russian national freestyle Championship finished tonight, this tournament always serves as their trials. as long as Russia concerns this team goes to the Olympics and World Champs (for non-Olympic weights) but of course it's not only up to them 57: Akhmad Idrisov 61: Zavur Uguev 65: Shamil Mamedov 70: Inalbek Sheriev 74: Anzor Zakuev 79: Magomed Magomaev 86: Ibragim Kadiev 92: Alan Bagaev 97: Abdulrashid Sadulaev 125: Abdulla Kurbanov Zaurbek Sidakov (74) and Artur Naifonov (86) didn't wrestle here, apparently a bit injured, they will face the winner at some point (from what I heard in Hungary ranking series) same goes to Zavur Uguev, he wrestled at 61 to avoid cutting weight, but he is still a 57kg. The Great Sadulaev almost got pinned in the final against Alikhan Zhabrailov, some may say he did get pinned (that was dubious to me) but pulled himself together and won the match 8-4. 65kg final was also amazing between Mamedov and 61kg World Champion Abbasgazhi Magomedov which ended up 8-7 in Mamedov's favor.

Here my men's 4x100m predictions: Heat 1: — Darkhorse Heat 2: — DH Heat 3: — DH Heat 4: — DH

And last year UWW immediately moved tournament from Poland when russians were not able to compete there - "defending the rights of athletes". Now we see that they defend athletes from certain states only.

The first qualification system (archery) for the 2025 Junior Pan American Games is now available https://www.ianseo.net/TourData/2024/17670/Junior Pan Am Games ASU2025 Archery Manual.pdf

Men’s 4x100m relay squad will be the same exact four as expected. Aaron Brown, Jerome Blake, Brendon Rodney, and Andre DeGrasse.

Overall, these Olympics in Cortina-Milano will be a huge failure. It is not even known whether they will complete the bobsleigh track on time... Comparing 2006 and 2026, you can see how we have fallen as a country, because at least then all the sport facilities were completed on time.

From 2019 we knew we had the Olympics and since then, instead of moving forward, we have been playing worse and worse. What's the point? Look at France, Switzerland etc. Even 15 years ago we played on equal terms with them, and now we have no chance against them. I don't expect miracles, but winning against Great Britain or Slovenia without their few experienced players should be obvious. Hungary played here with a hopeless coach and a conflicted team, but they still beat us. And this is our case... When will we finally win against someone serious?

Italian team for tonight: 𝟰𝘅𝟭𝟬𝟬 M: Rigali, Jacobs, Patta, Tortu W: Dosso, Kaddari, Bongiorni, Pavese 𝟰𝘅𝟰𝟬𝟬 M: Sito, Aceti, Scotti, Re W: Borga, Folorunso, Trevisan, Mangione X: Meli, Polinari, Bianciardi, Bonora