Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024

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 2024 Icelandic National Championships - Reykjavik (ISL) 

April 12th - April 14th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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 2024 McCullagh International Meet - Bangor (IRL)

April 11th - April 14th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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 2024 Danish Open  - Copenhagen (DEN)

April 11th - April 14th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

 

 

 The following 7 swimmers have been nominated for Olympic selection 

 

 

Women (7):

Elisabeth Sabroe Ebbesen - 4x100m freestyle relay

Julie Kepp Jensen - 50m freestyle

Helena Rosendahl Bach - 200m butterfly, 100m butterfly (OCT)

Martine Damborg - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay

Schastine Tabor - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay

Signe Bro - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay

Thea Blomsterberg - 200m breaststroke, 4x100m medley relay

 

*Team will be confirmed at a later date. Events are my prediction.

** In addition, Casper Puggaard also achieved an OCT and may be nominated for a universality quota.

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 2024 Eindhoven Qualification Meet - Eindhoven (NED)

April 11th - April 14th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

The following new OQTs were achieved

 

Men's 100m Butterfly

 Clement Secchi

 

Men's 400m Individual Medley

 Cedric Büssing

 

Women's 50m Freestyle

 Valerie van Roon

 

Women's 100m Butterfly

 Tessa Giele

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 2024 South African National Championships - Gqeberha (RSA) 

April 8th - April 13th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

The following new OQTs were achieved

 

Women's 200m Freestyle

 Aimee Canny

 

 The following 5 swimmers achieved an OQT at the competition 

 

 

Men (1):

Pieter Coetze - 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke

 

Women (4):

Aimee Canny - 200m Freestyle

Kaylene Corbett - 200m Breaststroke

Erin Gallagher - 100m Butterfly

Tatjana Smith - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke

 

 The following 3 swimmers achieved an OQT outside of the competition (and can be added to the Olympic team) 

 

Men (2):

Chad le Clos - 100m Butterfly

Matt Sates - 100m Butterfly, 200m Butterfly, 200m Individual Medley (400m Individual Medley OCT)

 

Women (1):

Rebecca Meder - 200m Individual Medley

 

*Roster will be finalized after the end of the qualification period

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 2024 Apollo Projects New Zealand National Championships - Hastings (NZL)

April 8th - April 13th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

The following new OQTs were achieved

 

Men's 50m Freestyle

 Taiko Torepe-Ormsby

 

Men's 100m Freestyle

 Cameron Gray

 

Men's 200m Backstroke

 Kane Follows

 

Men's 200m Individual Medley

 Lewis Clareburt

 

Women's 1500m Freestyle

 Eve Thomas

 

Women's 100m Butterfly

 Hazel Ouwehand

 

 The following 9 swimmers have been nominated for Olympic Selection 

 

 

Men (4):

Lewis Clareburt - 200m Individual Medley, 400m Individual Medley (400m Freestyle, 200m Butterfly OCT)

Kane Follows - 200m Backstroke

Cameron Gray - 100m Freestyle

Taiko Torepe-Ormsby - 50m Freestyle

 

Women (5):

Caitlin Deans - 4x200m Freestyle Relay

Erika Fairweather - 200m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle, 4x200m Freestyle Relay

Hazel Ouwehand - 100m Butterfly

Eve Thomas - 400m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle, 1500m Freestyle, 4x200m Freestyle Relay

Laticia-Leigh Transom - 4x200m Freestyle Relay

 

*Roster will be finalized at a later date

**In addition, Helena Gasson also has a OCT in the 200m backstroke and may be selected

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Would be interesting to have a ranking of nations with the most athletes under the A standard. I was quite surprised to see that Japan has clearly more athletes under the A standard than GB.

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3 hours ago, OlympicsFan said:

Would be interesting to have a ranking of nations with the most athletes under the A standard. I was quite surprised to see that Japan has clearly more athletes under the A standard than GB.

Yeah, despite not completely translating into medals, Japan has quite a bit of depth in swimming. I wouldn't be surprised if they are a clear third behind the United States and Australia in such a list.

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So I just totted up what I think are the totals for the OQT for USA, AUS, GBR, Japan, Italy, China and France, using the FINA LCM rankings from 1st March 23 to today.

 

Those were the countries I thought might have a chance of being near the top of a list like this. There are other countries which are strong in part (Canadian & Dutch women) but less so collectively. I could be doing them a disservice not including them, but I was already looking at enough to fry my brain anyway

 

Russia would likely be somewhere in there, but with their uncertain status about things, I've not included in these figures.

 

USA - Men 83, Women 98 = 181 total

Aus - Men 34, Women 60 = 94 total

Japan - Men 38, Women 27 = 65 total

China - Men 25, Women 39 = 64 total

GBR - Men 34, Women 25 = 59 total

Italy - Men 33, Women 14 = 47 total

France - Men 25, Women 14 = 39 total

 

These are qualified swims, not swimmers. So Duncan Scott - for example - is in the GBR quota 3 times (100m fr, 200m fr, 200m IM). It would take me a lot longer to work that out, at least for countries that are not GBR. GBR is 37 total swimmers with an OQT - 23 men and 14 women.

 

 

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15 hours ago, OlympicsFan said:

Would be interesting to have a ranking of nations with the most athletes under the A standard. I was quite surprised to see that Japan has clearly more athletes under the A standard than GB.

1.  United States: 101 (53 M + 48 W)

2.  Japan: 48 (28 M + 20 W)

3.  Australia: 44 (20 M + 24 W)

4.  Great Britain: 35 (21 M + 14 W)

5.  Italy: 32 (21 M + 11 W)

6.  China: 31 (12 M + 19 W)

7.  France: 25 (15 M + 10 W)

8.  Hungary: 20 (12 M + 8 W)

9.  Canada: 19 (4 M + 15 W)

10.  Germany: 13 (9 M + 4 W)

11.  Netherlands: 13 (6 M + 7 W)

12.  South Korea: 10 (8 M + 2 W)

13.  Poland: 9 (4 M + 5 W)

14.  Brazil: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  South Africa: 8 (3 M + 5 W),  Spain: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  New Zealand: 8 (5 M + 3 W)

15.  Greece: 7 (6 M + 1 W),  Sweden: 7 (3 M + 4 W)

16.  Israel: 6 (5 M + 1 W)

17.  Lithuania: 4 (2 M + 2 W),  Portugal: 4 (3 M + 1 W),  Switzerland: 4 (4 M),  Ukraine: 4 (4 M)

18.  Austria: 3 (3 M),  Belarus: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Belgium: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Bulgaria: 3 (2 M + 1 W),  Denmark: 3 (3 W),  Hong Kong: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Ireland: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Norway: 3 (3 M),  Turkey: 3 (3 M)

19.  Croatia: 2 (2 M),  Czech Republic: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Estonia: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Mexico: 2 (2 M),  Romania: 2 (2 M),  Singapore: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Tunisia: 2 (2 M)

20.  Argentina: 1 (1 W),  Aruba: 1 (1 M),  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 (1 W),  Cayman Islands: 1 (1 M),  Egypt: 1 (1 W),  Finland: 1 (1 M),  Iceland: 1 (1 M),  Kyrgyzstan: 1 (1 M),  Serbia: 1 (1 M),  Slovenia: 1 (1 W),  Taiwan: 1 (1 M),  Trinidad and Tobago: 1 (1 M),  Venezuela: 1 (1 M),  Vietnam: 1 (1 M)

 

As of April 15th. Keep in mind that  Italy,  Japan,  South Korea,  Great Britain,  South Africa,  Hungary,  New Zealand, and  Denmark have all had their Olympic Trials/National Championships already so their numbers could be inflated. I'll post this again after the qualification period is over.