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Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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:ISL 2023 IM50 Iceland & Youth Championship - Reykjavik (ISL) :ISL 

April 1st - April 3rd 2023

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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:DOM 2023 Dominican Republic International Open - Santo Domingo (DOM) :DOM

March 31st - April 2nd 2023

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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Women's 200m Freestyle

:NED Marrit Steenbergen (1.56,22)

 

Further only disappointing results on day 1 of the Eindhoven Qualification Meet.

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Watching the GB trials this evening I see British Swimming have gone a bit nuts with their qualifying times for the World Champs - their qualifying time for the men's 100m was faster than the current British Record - so although we've had a few swimmers who have hit the official Olympic qualifying time, I don't think any of them will have hit the GB standard yet.

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1 hour ago, Rafa Maciel said:

Watching the GB trials this evening I see British Swimming have gone a bit nuts with their qualifying times for the World Champs - their qualifying time for the men's 100m was faster than the current British Record - so although we've had a few swimmers who have hit the official Olympic qualifying time, I don't think any of them will have hit the GB standard yet.

The qualifying times you're on about are there to "guarantee" qualification and will most likely only be used as an easy and fair way to decide who's going if more than 2 swimmers in an event reach the consideration times, which will be used to decide who's going to the worlds (even British Swimming are treating athletes that hit the consideration times as "going to Fukuoka"). We also get to choose up to 8 athletes who didn't hit the GB standard to go under the discretion of the Performance Director and Head Coach, with 30 athletes being the total limit.  

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With Japan qualifying two athletes in the men's 200m breaststroke today, the men's 100m breaststroke is the last event with no qualified athletes yet

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15 hours ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

The qualifying times you're on about are there to "guarantee" qualification and will most likely only be used as an easy and fair way to decide who's going if more than 2 swimmers in an event reach the consideration times, which will be used to decide who's going to the worlds (even British Swimming are treating athletes that hit the consideration times as "going to Fukuoka"). We also get to choose up to 8 athletes who didn't hit the GB standard to go under the discretion of the Performance Director and Head Coach, with 30 athletes being the total limit.  

British Swimming have now changed it so there is no limit on the number of athletes with the consideration time who can enter.

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Women's 200m breaststroke

:NED Tes Schouten (2.22,21)

Although she was already qualified for the OG, Schouten swam a really good time and Dutch record on day 2 of the Eindhoven Qualification Meet. Like yesterday, there was only one performance worth mentioning. 

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Women's 200m medley

:NED Marrit Steenbergen (2.09,16)

 

Women's 100m backstroke

:NED Maaike de Waard (59,65)

:NED Kira Toussaint (59,88)

 

Women's 100m freestyle

:NED Marrit Steenbergen (53,10)

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Men's 100m freestyle

 

:ROU David Popovici (47.61)

 

Qualified for the Olympics yesterday, after winning the 100m freestyle final at the Romanian National Championships.

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