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  On 7/7/2024 at 9:51 PM, BruT06 said:

Matej Nevešćanin is from Croatia. According to wikipedia article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diving_at_the_2024_Summer_Olympics_–_Qualification#Qualification_summary, it seems that there are 136 athletes and 140 quotas, so 4 more athletes should be invited. I am not sure which criteria it is and does Nevešćanin has any chances or it goes 1 per discipline or gender equal? IDK 

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Oops, thanks!

 

I saw 2 differences from my table to the wikipedia, but both end up with 136 athletes.

They have 9 athletes from Ukraine, but according to our Ukrainian friend here we have 8.

And they are giving 3 athletes to PRK, when they are still probably with 4, but can double-up one of them.


I think 136 is the "limit" according to this https://stillmed.olympics.com/media/Documents/Olympic-Games/Paris-2024/Paris2024-QS-FINA-Diving.pdf

 

It doesn't have to be necessarily 50-50 split, so I'm not sure if the PRK quota would go to USA man in M10 or a New Zealand woman in W10.



For Matej Nevešćanin I think it would be necessary to have 4 or 5 male quotas being rejected, not sure if it will happen.

 

 

 

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19- USA Joshua HEDBERG M 10m springboard
20- PUR Emanuel VASQUEZ
M 10m springboard
21- AUS Jaxon BOWSHIRE
M 10m springboard
23- MAS Tze Liang OOI
M 3m trampoline
23- ESP Jorge RODRIGUEZ LEDESMA
M 10m springboard
24- CRO Matej NEVESCANIN M 3m trampoline
24- GER Jaden EIKERMAN
M 10m springboard
25- CAN Kate MILLER
W 10m springboard
25- ESP Adrian ABADIA
M 3m trampoline
25- ESP Carlos CAMACHO DEL HOYO
M 10m springboard
26- NZL Liam STONE
M 3m trampoline
26- VEN Jesus Eduardo GONZALEZ REYES
M 10m springboard
27- NZL Mikali DAWSON
W 3m trampoline
27- PUR Emanuel VASQUEZ
M 3m trampoline
27- MAS Enrique HAROLD
M 10m springboard
28- NOR Isak BORSLIEN
M 10m springboard
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  On 7/7/2024 at 12:25 PM, avlar said:

Yes, he is 14 years old and is a reserve for 10m.

 

Sereda/Boliukh - M 10m

Luskun/Bailo - W 10m

Kolodiy/Konovalov - M 3m

Kesar/Pysmenska - W 3m

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Someone on wikipedia got it wrong then. they included Mark Hrytsenko
Kirill Boliukh

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  On 6/18/2024 at 2:52 PM, mrv86 said:

Canada is getting closer to a second quota in 3m women if USA doubles in synchro and individual and Ukraine confirms one of its synchro divers will also start in individuals.

 

Plus, there’s some extra places if either New Zealand and Norway reject their reallocations.

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Why would Canada get a second quota in 3m, since Pamela Ware was 25th at the Worlds? She was not eligible because she got the first quota.

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I thought I had sent the message here, but sent on the "Diving at Paris" topic

 

So far we have 5 handbacks by GBR, 3 by CAN, 2 by AUS, 5 by MEX, 1 by FRA, 2 by GER and now 6 by CHN, making it 24 new quotas.

 

We had 7 finalists above the 136 quotas and 18 semifinalists, so now we are only 1 handback away to all semifinalists being confirmed (in PT, sorry):

 

13 Japão JPN KANETO Rin
Plataforma 10m feminino
13 República Domicana DOM Jonathan RUVALCABA
Trampolim 3m masculino
13 Colômbia COL Sebastian VILLA CASTANEDA
Plataforma 10m masculino
14 Jamaica JAM Yona KNIGHT-WISDOM
Trampolim 3m masculino
14 Coreia do Norte PRK IM Yong Myong
Plataforma 10m masculino
15 Porto Rico PUR Maycey Adrianne VIETA
Plataforma 10m feminino
15 Coreia do Sul KOR YI Jaegyeong
Trampolim 3m masculino
15 Alemanha GER Saskia OETTINGHAUS
trampolim 3m feminino
15 Itália ITA Andreas Sargent LARSEN
Plataforma 10m masculino
16 Coreia do Sul KOR KIM Nahyun
Plataforma 10m feminino
16 Cuba CUB Prisis RUIZ
trampolim 3m feminino
16 Itália ITA Riccardo GIOVANNINI
Plataforma 10m masculino
17 Ucrânia UKR Sofiia LYSKUN
Plataforma 10m feminino
17 Irlanda IRL Jake PASSMORE
Trampolim 3m masculino
17 Espanha ESP Maria Papworth-Burrel
trampolim 3m feminino
17 Áustria AUT Anton KNOLL
Plataforma 10m masculino
18 Itália ITA Maia BIGINELLI
Plataforma 10m feminino
18 Coreia do Sul KOR SHIN Jungwi
Plataforma 10m masculino

 

I'm not really sure if we would go down the line. According to who won the quota, PRK can reallocate 1 and ITA, UKR and USA could still reallocate a couple and those are the top24:

 

19 Noruega NOR Helle Tuxen
Trampolim 3m feminino
 
19 Cuba CUB Anisley GARCIA NAVARRO
Plataforma 10m feminino
 
19 Japão JPN SUYAMA Haruki
Trampolim 3m masculino
 
19 Estados Unidos USA Joshua HEDBERG
Plataforma 10m masculino
 
20 Estados Unidos USA Katrina YOUNG
Plataforma 10m feminino
 
20 Porto Rico PUR Emanuel VASQUEZ
Plataforma 10m masculino
 
21 Nova Zelândia NZL Elizabeth Roussel
Trampolim 3m feminino
 
21 Letônia LAT Dzeja Denalja PATRIKA
Plataforma 10m feminino
 
21 Austrália AUS Jaxon BOWSHIRE
Plataforma 10m masculino
 
22 México MEX Alejandra Estudillo
Trampolim 3m feminino
 
22 República Domicana DOM Victoria GARZA
Plataforma 10m feminino
 
22 República Domicana DOM Frandiel GOMEZ
Trampolim 3m masculino
 
22 Ucrânia UKR Yevhen NAUMENKO
Plataforma 10m masculino
 
23 Malásia MAS Tze Liang OOI
Trampolim 3m masculino
 
23 Espanha ESP Jorge RODRIGUEZ LEDESMA
Plataforma 10m masculino
 
24 Malásia MAS Nur Dhabitah Sabri
TRampolim 3m feminino
 
24 Países Baixos NED Matej NEVESCANIN
Trampolim 3m masculino
 
24 Alemanha GER Jaden EIKERMAN
Plataforma 10m masculino

 

 

(Edited because just realized had forgotten to ass women's 3m to the table from 19-24)

 

 

 

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  On 6/18/2024 at 2:52 PM, mrv86 said:

Canada is getting closer to a second quota in 3m women if USA doubles in synchro and individual and Ukraine confirms one of its synchro divers will also start in individuals.

 

Plus, there’s some extra places if either New Zealand and Norway reject their reallocations.

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Oh no!!! Is there any indication that Norway would reject the quota?

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  On 6/17/2024 at 11:59 AM, mpjmcevoy said:

S0 far we have 5 handbacks by GBR, 3 by CAN and now 2 by AUS

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Also 5 by MEX, 1 by FRA, 1 by AUS, 2 by GER (which curiously went to another German, Saskia OETTINGHAUS).

 

So, by my calculations all 15th and 2 from 16th are in. Only 1 reallocation needed to complete the top16 (I have not considered any form of tiebreak)
 

13 JPN KANETO Rin
13 DOM Jonathan RUVALCABA
13 COL Sebastian VILLA CASTANEDA
14 JAM Yona KNIGHT-WISDOM
14 PRK IM Yong Myong
15 PUR Maycey Adrianne VIETA
15 KOR YI Jaegyeong
15 GER Saskia OETTINGHAUS
15 ITA Andreas Sargent LARSEN
16 KOR KIM Nahyun
16 CUB Prisis RUIZ
16 ITA Riccardo GIOVANNINI



6 or 7 more handbacks and all semifinalists are in (considering that Sofia LYSKUN from Ukraine was 17th and could also be a handback)

 

17 UKR Sofiia LYSKUN
17 IRL Jake PASSMORE
17 ESP Maria Papworth-Burrel
17 AUT Anton KNOLL
18 ITA Maia BIGINELLI
18 KOR SHIN Jungwi

 

And I'm not really sure if we would go down the road, but here are all those who finished on the top28 at the WC without a quota

 

19 CUB Anisley GARCIA NAVARRO
19 JPN SUYAMA Haruki
19 USA Joshua HEDBERG
20 USA Katrina YOUNG
20 PUR Emanuel VASQUEZ
21 LAT Dzeja Denalja PATRIKA
21 AUS Jaxon BOWSHIRE
22 DOM Victoria GARZA
22 DOM Frandiel GOMEZ
22 UKR Yevhen NAUMENKO
23 MAS Tze Liang OOI
23 ESP Jorge RODRIGUEZ LEDESMA
24 NED Matej NEVESCANIN
24 GER Jaden EIKERMAN
25 CAN Kate MILLER
25 ESP Adrian ABADIA
25 ESP Carlos CAMACHO DEL HOYO
26 IRL Clara MCGING
26 NZL Liam STONE
26 VEN Jesus Eduardo GONZALEZ REYES
27 NZL Mikali DAWSON
27 PUR Emanuel VASQUEZ
27 MAS Enrique HAROLD
28 NOR Isak BORSLIEN
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According to my calculations, Canada frees 3 quotas and UK 5, so finally all finalists are officially in and now the semifinalists start to  roll by.

 

Wikipedia names some selected in France, Italy, Mexico, Ukraine & Australia. Is any of that official? if so, some quotas would roll by as well.

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  On 6/12/2024 at 8:08 AM, Adriano said:

I know that, thanks for answer. But for you it means that next athlete from the same event will go? From previous OG I thought the quota goes differently. Moreover in this OG system document they said "they will try have the equality in gender"

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I think this is as clear as any World Aquatics document is... very unclear hahaha

They tend to make things dubious I guess to decide later what is the best. 
For me, it should go position by position, but hard to know indeed.

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  On 2/10/2024 at 10:00 AM, avlar said:

So let mathematics begin! ))

 

According to wikipedia total number quotas now is 143.

This number includes all the quotas for individual finalists from Doah but not for semifinalists.

 

So we "just" have to know synchro double-starters )

 

 

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I've tallied up athletes that qualified in both events.

 

Obviously some of those athletes could choose to focus only in one event and the quotas would not be reallocated. As some countries that qualified with different athletes (as in UK) could end up choosing to double up someone.

 

But, objectively speaking, athletes won a quota for their countries in synchronized and individual:

 

M3m Springboard: 8 (including Jules Bouyer, from France, who had already a quota in sync but participated in the event)

M10m Platform: 10

W3m Springboard: 8

W10m platform: 8

 

Apparently (according to wikipedia, Osmar Olvera and Rylan Wiens are confirmed to double up).

 

Considering only the finalists we have already 143 (7 extras from the 136).

 

So, if really 34 athletes double-up, we would have 27 more quotas. 17 or 18 of them would go to the semifinalists (as Sofiia LYSKUN could also double-up), and we would have 9 or 10 more quotas. If there are 10 quotas, this would mean that all 22th and better would be in the Olympics.

 

Curiously 34 finalists double up (from 48 athletes), but only 1 of the 24 semifinalists, and none until the 22th.

 

Sorry if it is in Portuguese, but the green ones are "guaranteed" and the yellow are the other finalists

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According to the counts above (obviously not official AT ALL), the semifinalists plus the ones in purple would get in (the Ukranian is double-up)

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  On 2/6/2024 at 7:51 PM, Olympian1010 said:

Diving is arguably one of the best examples of how to "waste" Olympic quotas, along with creating a unclear qualification system.

 

It's wild to me that divers qualified in synchro don't have the automatic right to enter individual events. Plus, it wouldn't be the end of the world if nations could qualify composite teams for synchro.

 

Swimming isn't much better, but at least they made a sensible decision to allow additional entires into the open water events. 

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I also think that if 2 athletes qualified on individual they should also have the permission in the syncro...

 

And in the end, this thing is very messy. it doesn't make too much sense 2 athletes win quotas in syncro and then the same two win in individual and the country have the possibility of taking 4 athletes.... it should be like canoeing. If you win in syncro you can participate in the individual and open up quotas automatically.

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  On 2/6/2024 at 1:30 PM, Adriano said:

Guys all Top 18 are really safe

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We think so, but that's not official at all. 

 

Actually, not even finalists are safe, at least officially now.

 

The official document is very very very clear that in no way it will be possible to have more than 136 athletes.

 

At the beginning of the WC we already had 90 quotas distribuited from host country, Fukuoka and Continental Golds. As the Syncro quotas are guaranteed, we will have 32 more, so 122. 

 

This means, only 14 quotas will be definitely officially given right now. In the women's plataform we had 4 finalists in. For the men's at least 4... 

 

The NOCs will have 2 weeks to confirm the quotas and than reallocation process begins. 

 

China for instance (and other countries) probably will have 16 quotas, but will take 9, 10 athletes.

 

I'm not really sure about 2 things:

 

1- Do the countries have to nominate their athletes now or can China (and other countries) accept the 16 athletes and can in June/July say "here we will only have 9 athletes, thanks". Or do they have to nominate their athletes now?

 

What I think: If we count all the finalists we will have a bit more than 140 athletes, with 5-10 exceding. I THINK the World Aquatics will confirm all those quotas, knowing that in the end they will have less then 136. And ONLY then they will start to invite the semifinalists.

 

2- The reallocation will go through the position of the semifinal (as in: first all the 13th, then 14th, then 15th, etc?). Or will they try to adjust first the 4 individual events in the number of athletes? I think it will be the first.

 

 

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