How Many Athletes will Your Nation Qualify for the Summer Olympic Games 2020?

[JoshMartini007 2,536]

Yeah, Europeans don't need to worry about being "tourists" if they can qualify through world or continental qualifiers.

[szy123 79]

Poland

 

Archery: 4 / 2 / 0              Our "federation" will probably ruin it.

Artistic Swimming: 0 / 0 / 0           It barely exists here.

Athletics: 80 / 70 / 50              We're European powerhouse.

Badminton: 4 / 2 / 1             Someone will surely qualify, but that's it.

Baseball: 0 / 0 / 0               It would be great if our boys will qualify for the European Championships, but the our are not too big.

Basketball: 4 / 4 / 0          It would be an upset i our men's 3x3 team won't qualify.

Beach Volleyball: 8 / 4 / 2           We have some good pairs.

Boxing: 3 / 2 / 1             Again, someone should make it.

Canoeing - Slalom: 4 / 2 / 1            Hard to say atm.

Canoeing - Sprint: 15 / 12 / 10          There will be some medal chances.

Cycling - BMX: 0 / 0 / 0               It's a surprise if someone from Poland starts in a professional international competition.

Cycling - Mountain Bike: 5 / 3 / 2         We are 2nd in the women's ranking atm and 9th at men's.

Cycling - Road: 8 / 6 / 5             Simiralry to Rio Olympics (7 were there).

Cycling - Track: 12 / 10 / 8          Should be more than in Rio (8 were there), we have some talents.

Diving: 0 / 0 / 0           Maybe in Paris.

Equestrian: 3 / 1 / 0       We're left with memories.

Fencing: 8 / 6 / 4         Women's epee or foil team should make it.

Field Hockey: 0 / 0 / 0      Hardly any chances.

Football: 18 / 0 / 0        Men's team has some (but very small) chances, while women's team is already eliminated.

Golf: 1 / 0 / 0             Maybe Adrian Meronk will be able to qualify.

Gymnastics - Artistic: 2 / 1 / 0         Someone in women's events should make it.

Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 0 / 0 / 0        The group did quite well at European Champs, but it's still not enough.

Gymnastics - Trampoline: 0 / 0 / 0            No way.

Handball: 12 / 0 / 0           The men's team is in the biggest slump ever and the only way for them to qualify is to be win European Championsips, but maybe women's one would make it.

Judo: 6 / 4 / 3          Not more than a team.

Karate: 3 / 2 / 1          Those qoutas are small, but someone should make it.

Modern Pentathlon: 4 / 3 / 2         Probably 2 in women's and 1 man.

Rowing: 30 / 28 / 24                  There will be medals.

Rugby Sevens: 0 / 0 / 0           Our teams are not bad, but not good enough.

Sailing: 15 / 10 / 5            Should be better than in Rio. I see chances for full quota.

Shooting: 7 / 5 / 3           Simirarly to Rio (5 were there).

Skateboarding: 1 / 1 / 0        Amelia Brodka should make it in park, as she's an European Champion.

Softball: 0 / 0 / 0                  Our team is able to qualify for the OQT but this is an absolute maximum.

Sport Climbing: 2 / 1 / 0         We have specialists in speed, but I think someone will be able to qualify for the combined.

Surfing: 0 / 0 / 0         Two guys in this country do it, but they're not good enough.

Swimming: 22 / 18 / 14       Maybe a bit less than in Rio (there were 20).

Table Tennis: 6 / 6 / 4     Probably both teams as in Rio.

Taekwondo: 6 / 4 / 2        Should be better than in Rio (2 men were there).

Tennis: 8 / 5 / 3            Probably 1 man in singles and pair in doubles and 2 women in singles and pair in doubles. So someone will start in mixed as always.

Triathlon: 2 / 1 / 0       Probably one woman.

Volleyball: 12 / 12 / 0            Men's team should make it.

Water Polo: 0 / 0 / 0            We're just weak.

Weightlifting: 5 / 4 / 3                Don't care because doping btw...

Wrestling: 11 / 9 / 7             Little more than in Rio (8 were there).


Total Sports: 33 / 30 / 22

Optimistic Total Athletes: 331 (most ever, 306 were at Moscow 1980)

Realistic Total Athletes: 238 (5 less than in Rio)

Pessimistic Total Athletes: 155 (fewest since Seoul 1988 - 143)

[rafalgorka 1,517]

Dnia 1.08.2018 o 21:49, szy123 napisał:

Poland

 

Archery: 4 / 2 / 0              Our "federation" will probably ruin it.

Artistic Swimming: 0 / 0 / 0           It barely exists here.

Athletics: 80 / 70 / 50              We're European powerhouse.

Badminton: 4 / 2 / 1             Someone will surely qualify, but that's it.

Baseball: 0 / 0 / 0               It would be great if our boys will qualify for the European Championships, but the our are not too big.

Basketball: 4 / 4 / 0          It would be an upset i our men's 3x3 team won't qualify.

Beach Volleyball: 8 / 4 / 2           We have some good pairs.

Boxing: 3 / 2 / 1             Again, someone should make it.

Canoeing - Slalom: 4 / 2 / 1            Hard to say atm.

Canoeing - Sprint: 15 / 12 / 10          There will be some medal chances.

Cycling - BMX: 0 / 0 / 0               It's a surprise if someone from Poland starts in a professional international competition.

Cycling - Mountain Bike: 5 / 3 / 2         We are 2nd in the women's ranking atm and 9th at men's.

Cycling - Road: 8 / 6 / 5             Simiralry to Rio Olympics (7 were there).

Cycling - Track: 12 / 10 / 8          Should be more than in Rio (8 were there), we have some talents.

Diving: 0 / 0 / 0           Maybe in Paris.

Equestrian: 3 / 1 / 0       We're left with memories.

Fencing: 8 / 6 / 4         Women's epee or foil team should make it.

Field Hockey: 0 / 0 / 0      Hardly any chances.

Football: 18 / 0 / 0        Men's team has some (but very small) chances, while women's team is already eliminated.

Golf: 1 / 0 / 0             Maybe Adrian Meronk will be able to qualify.

Gymnastics - Artistic: 2 / 1 / 0         Someone in women's events should make it.

Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 0 / 0 / 0        The group did quite well at European Champs, but it's still not enough.

Gymnastics - Trampoline: 0 / 0 / 0            No way.

Handball: 12 / 0 / 0           The men's team is in the biggest slump ever and the only way for them to qualify is to be win European Championsips, but maybe women's one would make it.

Judo: 6 / 4 / 3          Not more than a team.

Karate: 3 / 2 / 1          Those qoutas are small, but someone should make it.

Modern Pentathlon: 4 / 3 / 2         Probably 2 in women's and 1 man.

Rowing: 30 / 28 / 24                  There will be medals.

Rugby Sevens: 0 / 0 / 0           Our teams are not bad, but not good enough.

Sailing: 15 / 10 / 5            Should be better than in Rio. I see chances for full quota.

Shooting: 7 / 5 / 3           Simirarly to Rio (5 were there).

Skateboarding: 1 / 1 / 0        Amelia Brodka should make it in park, as she's an European Champion.

Softball: 0 / 0 / 0                  Our team is able to qualify for the OQT but this is an absolute maximum.

Sport Climbing: 2 / 1 / 0         We have specialists in speed, but I think someone will be able to qualify for the combined.

Surfing: 0 / 0 / 0         Two guys in this country do it, but they're not good enough.

Swimming: 22 / 18 / 14       Maybe a bit less than in Rio (there were 20).

Table Tennis: 6 / 6 / 4     Probably both teams as in Rio.

Taekwondo: 6 / 4 / 2        Should be better than in Rio (2 men were there).

Tennis: 8 / 5 / 3            Probably 1 man in singles and pair in doubles and 2 women in singles and pair in doubles. So someone will start in mixed as always.

Triathlon: 2 / 1 / 0       Probably one woman.

Volleyball: 12 / 12 / 0            Men's team should make it.

Water Polo: 0 / 0 / 0            We're just weak.

Weightlifting: 5 / 4 / 3                Don't care because doping btw...

Wrestling: 11 / 9 / 7             Little more than in Rio (8 were there).


Total Sports: 33 / 30 / 22

Optimistic Total Athletes: 331 (most ever, 306 were at Moscow 1980)

Realistic Total Athletes: 238 (5 less than in Rio)

Pessimistic Total Athletes: 155 (fewest since Seoul 1988 - 143)

Fajnie widzieć tu kogoś z Polski, pozdrawiam. Bardzo ciekawe te Twoje typy. Ja już planuję urlop w pracy na Tokio. Tym razem jeszcze przed tv, ale Paryż 2024 mam nadzieję zobaczyć już na miejscu. A potem, kto wie, może Warszawa 2044? :-) To byłoby moje marzenie. Pozdrawiam serdecznie. RG

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Dnia 1.08.2018 o 17:07, JoshMartini007 napisał:

Yeah, Europeans don't need to worry about being "tourists" if they can qualify through world or continental qualifiers.

Oh yeah,    I say the same all the time. Why not to send someone who went through the world or continental qualies. Or made the A or B standards in athletics or swimming. Because leaving some of them at home is our Polish speciality, sad but true.

 

Edited August 6, 2018 by rafalgorka

[JoshMartini007 2,536]

4 minutes ago, rafalgorka said:

Oh yeah,    I say the same all the time. Why not to send someone who went through the world or continental qualies. Or made the A or B standards in athletics or swimming. Because leaving some of them at home is our Polish speciality, sad but true.

 

 

Poland isn't too bad, maybe they left out a few people in athletics or decline to replace an injured athlete with another one. The Netherlands and Sweden are pretty bad, while in swimming for France they won't let you in unless you have a legit chance for a medal.

[vinipereira 3,240]

Brazilian Olympic Committee wants to qualify 250 athletes for the Tokyo Olympics. I mostly agree with this number, even though I think they're a little optimistic.

 

 

Archery: 4 2 1

Brazil should qualify an athlete for each of the individual events (and with some luck, maybe even a men's team)

Artistic Swimming: 2 0 0

Federation doesn't seem to have much interest in this sport anymore and Brazil got worse in both events. A duet might be possible but even at the South American Games we didn't win gold.

Athletics: 50 40 30

I have no idea but I will guess a number close to the last World Championship (39).

Badminton: 2 1 1

Ygor Coelho should qualify in Men's Singles.

Baseball: 0

Basketball: 12 0 0

It's sad but we probably won't see our female team at the Olympics for the first time since 1992. The men's team might qualify but I wouldn't bet on it. The federation has zero interest about 3x3 so no chance of qualification there.

Beach Volleyball: 8 8 4

Brazil will easily reach the maximum quota here.

Boxing: 6 3 2

Most of the best athletes from the last Olympic cycles are gone, but we should at least qualify 2 men and 1 woman.

Canoeing - Slalom: 3 2 1

We should qualify 1 man (maybe 2) and 1 woman.

Canoeing - Sprint: 6 5 3

Brazil has the potential to qualify a full team in Canoe (4 to 6 athletes). As for Kayak, I'm not sure about our chances.

Cycling - BMX: 2 2 1

1 athlete from each gender. None for Freestyle.

Cycling - Mountain Bike: 3 2 2

1 athlete from each gender (maybe even 2 men).

Cycling - Road: 4 2 2
At least 1 for each gender, but maybe even more.

Cycling - Track: 2 1 0

1 athlete? Maybe none.

Diving: 3 1 0

Oof. That's a rough one. Most athletes from previous cycles are gone and the new generation is not that great. Maybe Ingrid Oliveira qualified, but I wouldn't be surprised if not.

Equestrian: 11 9 6

Eventing and Jumping teams, I guess? + 1 in Dressage.

Fencing: 8 6 4

1 Men's team (Foil?) + 3 individual athletes is possible.

Field Hockey: 0

Football: 36 18 18

Women's team is already qualified. As for the men, it will be harder (only 2 qualification spots for South America and Brazil's under-20 team is not really that good).

Golf: 2 1 1

No idea, maybe 1 man.

Gymnastics - Artistic: 8 8 5

Both teams have a decent chance of qualifying, but I don't think we will qualify individual athletes that are not part of the teams (unless, of course, if one of the teams doesn't qualify).

Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 6 0 0

It's hard to qualify in both events, but with the addition of Continental Championships as qualifications events, Brazil has a shot in groups. Gáudio is also better than she used to be in the individual event, so who knows...

Gymnastics - Trampoline: 1 0 0

Extremely hard qualification.

Handball: 28 14 14

Even if our level is not the same, I don't think we'll have much trouble in qualifying the women's team. About the men, it's always 50/50.

Judo: 14 12 10

Some time ago, I would say Brazil could qualify a full team here, but right now we're really bad in some of the men's events.

Karate: 4 2 2

Difficult qualification but Brazil has 3 athletes among the best in world rankings, which could indicate that they will at least qualify to Tokyo.

Modern Pentathlon: 2 1 0

Nobody close to the level of Yane Marques but continental qualification might help us.

Rowing: 3 1 0

Probably the one sport in which Brazil had zero progress in the last decade, not even with the home Olympics. But even being bad at this sport we usually manage to qualify a few athletes.

Rugby Sevens: 12 12 0

The women's team will probably qualify.

Sailing: 10 9 8

5 athletes (3 boats) are already qualified. 8 or 9 athletes (for a total of 6 or 7 boats) are very much possible.

Shooting: 4 3 2

3 to 4 men are possible, I guess?

Skateboarding: 10 8 6

Realistically, Brazil should qualify 2 athletes for each event (maybe even 3 in Street)

Softball: 0

Sport Climbing: 0

Surfing: 4 4 3

Full quota.

Swimming: 24 20 16

Like in the last world championships, Brazil should have a moderate number of athletes competing in the pool. It's likely that we'll also qualify 2 athletes in Marathon Swimming.

Table Tennis: 6 4 4

Men's team + at least one athlete in Women's Singles (team is also possible).

Taekwondo: 3 2 1
Very hard qualification. 1 man and maybe 1 woman should qualify.

Tennis: 5 3 2
Dire situation in Men's Singles (I don't think we will qualify anyone via ranking, unless there is massive withdrawals). Men's Doubles and maybe 1 woman (Haddad Maia) can qualify.

Triathlon: 2 2 1

1 athlete for each individual event.

Volleyball: 24 24 24

Only a disaster could prevent Brazil of qualifying both teams.

Water Polo: 11 0 0

Difficult for the men's team. Impossible for the women.

Weightlifting: 4 2 1

Federation is too messy and is basically preventing some athletes of achieve better results. Reis should qualify but otherwise nothing is certain (probably 1 woman).

Wrestling: 3 2 1

Qualification of 2 women is possible.

Total Sports: 35

Optimistic Total Athletes: 352

Realistic Total Athletes: 236

Pessimistic Total Athletes: 176

 

[OlympicsFan 858]

Am 1.8.2018 um 16:58 schrieb EselTheDonkey:

I disagree with this. IMO, the more, the better. You already Need a good Performance to qualify, so I wouldn't call them tourists. Especially not in Badminton doubles, where only 16 doubles per discipline are allowed.

You still think so, even after the horror german fans had to witness at the european championships (especially in track events on the mens side)?

[EselTheDonkey 824]

Yes, I still think so. And I will continue to think so, no matter how bad some results will be. And I have seen many bad Championships from german athletes in different sports and none of these changed my mind. 

 

And aside from that: Despite some disappointments, which every federation had, I am very satisfied with the german athletes in Berlin. So far Germany has won the most medals, so clearly it couldn't have been all that horrible. Especially compared to Zürich four years ago, which really was a severe disappointment for Germany.

Edited August 11, 2018 by EselTheDonkey

[Jan Linha 590]

CZECH REPUBLIC  
 

Keep editing this post. (Last update: 18:46CET)

 Archery: Currently there is nobody capable to qualify to Tokyo. 

 Artistic Swimming: 

 

Czech Women's Team

 

Czech synchronized swimming has been forming a young talented team which might succeed to qualify for Tokyo 2020. The first chance is that they finish 1st - 7th place at the World Aquatics championship 2019 in South Korea. If so, they will qualify team and automatically also a duet. The second chance would be at the 2020 Final Olympic qualifying tournament, where will be given other 3 spots for teams. 

 

 Czech Women's Duet

 

If Czech women's qualifies, automatically is qualified also duet. If not, there are other ways how to qualify a duet. First, Czech duet would have to place at the first position of non-qualified countries at the 2019 European champions Cup. Last chance would be at the final Olympic qualifying tournament, where will compete countries which will have not qualified any swimmers. There will be selected other 7 duets to compete at the Olympics. 

 Athletics: 

 

Name	Discipline	Probability
Zdeněk Stromšík	100m	60%
Jan Veleba	100m	40%
Dominik Záleský	100m	50%
Jan Jirka	200m	35%
Pavel Maslák	400m	95%
Michal Desenský	400m	50%
Patrik Šorm	400m	65%
Daniel Němeček	400m	40%
Lukáš Hoďboď	800m	60%
Filip Šnejdr	800m	60%
Jakub Holuša	1.500m	95%
Filip Sasínek	1.500m	75%
Jakub Zemaník	10.000 m	25%
Michal Brož	400m hurdles	50%
Vít Müller	400m hurdles	60%
Martin Tuček	400m hurdles	35%
Jan Tesař	400m, 400m h.	35%
Men's Relay 4x100m		55%
Men's Relay 4x400m		75%
Jan Kudlička	Pole Vault	80%
Radek Juška	Long Jump	90%
Tomáš Staněk	Shot Put	95%
Ladislav Prášil	Shot Put	70%
Petr Frydrych	Javelin Throw	60%
Jakub Vadlejch	Javelin Throw	95%
Vítězslav Veselý	Javelin Throw	60%
Jaroslav Jílek	Javelin Throw	60%
Jan Doležal	Decathlon	60%
Marek Lukáš	Decathlon	40%
Adam Helcelet	Decathlon	80%
Jiří Sýkora	Decathlon	60%
Klára Seidlová	100m	40%
Marcela Pírková	200m	50%
Zdeňka Seidlová	400 m	50%
Alena Symerská	400m	35%
Lada Vondrová	400m	65%
Barbora Malíková	400m	75%
Kristiina Mäki	1.500m	55%
Diana Mezulianiková	1.500m	65%
Simona Vrzalová	1.500m	70%
Eva Vrabcová	Marathon	80%
Zuzana Hejnová	400m hurdles	90%
Lucie Sekanová	3.000m steeple	55%
Anežka Drahotová	20km Walk	85%
Women's Relay 4x100m		55%
Women's Relay 4x400m		65%
Michaela Hrubá	High Jump	80%
Jiřína Ptáčníková	Pole Vault	50%
Romana Maláčová	Pole Vault	55%
Amálie Švábiková	Pole Vault	75%
Lada Pejchalová	High Jump	60%
Eliška Staňková	Discus Throw	55%
Nikol Ogrodníková	Javelin Throw	85%
Barbora Špotáková	Javelin Throw	85%
Irena Šedivá	Javelin Throw	60%
Kateřina Šafránková	Hammer Throw	65%
Kateřina Cachová	Heptathlon	80%
Eliška Klučinová	Heptathlon	75%
Jiří Homoláč	Marathon	45%

 

Michal Balner	Pole Vault	40%
Tomáš Voňavka	Discus Throw	30%
Marek Bárta	Discus Throw	40%
Lukáš Melich	Hammer Throw	55%
Lucie Koudelová	100m hurdles	50%
Petr Svoboda	110m hurdles	50%
Lucie Májková	Triple Jump	30%
Lukáš Gdula	Walk	60%
Pavel Schorm	Walk	35%
Jan Kubista	800m	55%
Barbora Procházková	100m	40%
Kateřina Skypalová	Hammer Throw	55%

Marek Bakalár	100m	40%
Nikola Bendová	100m	65%
Barbora Dvořáková	100m	40%
Lucie Domská	100m	40%
Moira Stewartová	5.000m	40%
Kateřina Dvořáková	100m hurdles	40%
Nikola Strachová	High Jump	40%
Jiří Zeman	Triple Jump	40%
Pavla Kuklová	Hammer Throw	40%

 

 

I added names, who will probably be fighting to qualify to Tokyo. In 2019 might be added more names. Every athlete will qualify according to the IAAF Olympic Ranking.  All current world ranking is available here: https://worldrankings-staging.aws.iaaf.org/world-rankings/100m/men

 

 Badminton: 

Name	Discipline	Probability
Adam Mendrek	Singles	65%
Milan Ludík	Singles	60%
Jan Louda	Singles	45%
Ondřej Král	Singles	30%
Kateřina Tomalová	Singles	35%
Zuzana Pavelková	Singles	25%
Tereza Švábíková	Singles	25%
Jaromír Janáček	Doubles	30%
Tomáš Švejda	Doubles	30%
Michaela Fuchsová	Doubles	40%
Jakub Bitman	Mixed Doubles	70%
Alžběta Bášová	Doubles, Mix	70%

 

I named all Czech athletes who might possibly fight for Tokyo. Current world badminton ranking is here: https://bwfbadminton.com/rankings/ ... Olympic ranking has not started yet. 

 Baseball:  Czech Men's Team

 

The way how Czech team can qualify is following. At the European baseball championships 2019 they have to place from 1st to 5th place to earn the spot in Europe/Africa qualifying event, which will be held in February 2020. At this event will be 6 teams and only 1 will make it to Olympics. If Czech team does not win this tournament, but will place second, earns the spot for the last qualifying event which will be held in March or April 2020. Six teams will compete. Three of the teams will come from runners-up in the qualifying events above (second place in Africa/Europe, second and third places in Americas). Two more spots in this event will be granted to the best two finishers in the 2019 Asian Baseball Championship that have not already qualified for the Olympics. The winner of the 2019 Oceania qualifying event will also earn a spot in this tournament. From this final qualifying tournament, only one team will make it to Olympics. 

 Basketball: 

 

Czech Men's Basketball Team

 

How to qualify: Czech team qualified after long 37 years to World Championships, which will be in 2019 in China. They can directly qualify to Olympics from there. No matter what place they will rank, they have to be at most second best European team. This will give them certainty to participate Tokyo 2020. If they will not succeed, there will be four tournaments of Olympic qualification to Tokyo 2020. Each tournament will participate 6 teams and only winner can make it to Olympics. Regarding Czech team qualified for the world championships and if they did not succeed to qualify directly to Olympics, they would probably have sure participation at the Olympic qualifying tournament. 

 

Czech Women's Basketball Team

 

The only way to qualify for Czech Female team is to succeed in one fo the Olympic qualifying events, which will be held in 2020. Places and dates haven't been established. To earn spot at the Olympic qualifying tournament, Czech female basketball must place on 1st to 6th sport at Women's EuroBasket 2019. 

 

Czech Men's 3x3 Basketball Team

 

First 4 teams in world ranking as of November 2019 will qualify automatically. Other 16 team will qualify for other 3 qualifying tournaments from which will qualify to Olympics one team from each tournament. Last spot will be given at 2020 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament, where will be 5 highest non-qualified ranked teams. All depends on the federation ranking, not the team ranking. 

 

Czech Women's 3x3 Basketball Team

 

First 4 teams in world ranking as of November 2019 will qualify automatically. Other 16 team will qualify for other 3 qualifying tournaments from which will qualify to Olympics one team from each tournament. Last spot will be given at 2020 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament, where will be 5 highest non-qualified ranked teams. All depends on the federation ranking, not the team ranking. 

 Beach Volleyball: 

 

The highest possiblity for Czech beach volleyball players is to qualify according to World Beach Volleyball Ranking. The best 15 teams who will not have qualified yet, will be selected to compete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics according to ranking in 2020 (date has not been specified yet) . Maximum is two pairs per NOC. In Czech are currently fighting for qualification following pairs. 

 

 Czech Men's Beach Volleyball Pairs

 

Ondřej Perušic / David Schweiner

Jan Dumek / Václav Berčík

 

Czech Women's Beach Volleyball Pairs

 

Barbora Hermannová / Markéta Sluková Nausch

Martina Bonnerová / Šárka Nakládalová

 Boxing: 

 

Czech boxer, who might be able to qualify for Tokyo 2020.

 

Miroslav Korol 

Zdeněk Chládek

Jana Prokešová 

Nella Freiherová

Petra Laštovková

Kateřina Humlová

Martina Schmoranzová

Alice Šrámková

Erik Agateljan

Vitalij Bojko

 Canoeing - Slalom: 

 

As it is more than tradition, I truly believe, that Czech Republic will have participants in all slalom categories. Each category is limited to one boat per each NOC. The first qulifying event should be 2019 World championships. 

 

 Czech Team - Name list who will fight for spot

K1 Men: Jiří Prskavec, Ondřej Tunka, Vít Přindiš, Vavřinec Hradílek

K1 Women: Kateřina Kudějová, Barbora Valíková, Amálie Hilgertová, Veronika Vojtová, Karolína Galušková

C1 Women: Tereza Fišerová, Monika Jančová, Eva Říhová, Kateřina Havlíčková

C1 Men: Lukáš Rohan, Václav Chaloupka, Tomáš Rak, Michal Jáně

 Canoeing - Sprint: 

 

 Czech Team - Who might qualify?

 

C1 1000m Men: Martin Fuksa

C2 1000m Men: Martin Fuksa & Petr Fuksa / Filip Dvořák & Tomáš Janda

K1 200m Men: Filip Šváb

K1 1000m Men: Josef Dostál

K2 1000m Men: Lukáš Nepraš & Lukáš Trefil / Jakub Špicar & Daniel Havel

K4 500m Men: one boat - squad changes

 

C1 200m Women: Jana Ježová

C2 500m Women: Lenka Součková & Jana Ježová

K1 200m Women: Anna Kožíšková, Sofie Kinclová

K1 500m Women: Sofie Kinclová, Anna Kožíšková

K2 500m Women: Eliška Betlachová & Jana Krpatová

K4 500m Women

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 Fencing: add your text/number here

 Field Hockey: add your text/number here

 Football: add your text/number here

 Golf: add your text/number here

 Gymnastics - Artistic: add your text/number here

 Gymnastics - Rhythmic: add your text/number here

 Gymnastics - Trampoline: add your text/number here

 Handball: add your text/number here

 Judo: 

 

Name	Category	Probability
Lukáš Krpálek	+ 100kg	95%
David Klammert	- 90 kg	70%
David Pulkrábek	- 60 kg	60%
Ivan Petr	- 81 kg	50%
Pavel Petřikov	- 66 kg	70%
Michal Horák	- 100 kg	65%
Jaromír Musil	- 81 kg	55%
Jakub Ječmínek	- 73 kg	55%
Jiří Petr	- 90 kg	45%
Markéta Paulusová	+ 78 kg	40%
Alice Matějíčková	- 78 kg	60%
Radek Hecl	- 100 kg	50%
Michaela Kuliková	- 63 kg	40%
Věra Zemanová	- 57 kg	35%

 Karate: add your text/number here

 Modern Pentathlon: add your text/number here

 Rowing: add your text/number here

 Rugby Sevens: add your text/number here

 Sailing: add your text/number here

 Shooting: add your text/number here

 Skateboarding: add your text/number here

 Softball: add your text/number here

 Sport Climbing: add your text/number here

 Surfing: add your text/number here

 Swimming: add your text/number here

 Table Tennis: add your text/number here

 Taekwondo: add your text/number here

 Tennis: add your text/number here

 Triathlon: add your text/number here

 Volleyball: add your text/number here

 Water Polo: add your text/number here

 Weightlifting: add your text/number here

 Wrestling: add your text/number here

Edited October 5, 2018 by Jan Linha
I opened it as editable post. I want to keep changing information regarding the Olympic qualifiacation. Add names, qualifying standarts, etc

[NMQ 243]

On 25/7/2018 at 21:11, LDOG said:

Archery: 0-1 (women individual)

Artistic Swimming: 0

Athletics: 13-16

Badminton: 0 - only core sport Argentina has never qualified.

Baseball: 0

Basketball: 0-12 (men, 50/50 chance)

Beach Volleyball: 0-4

Boxing: 1-2

Canoeing - Slalom: 0-1

Canoeing - Sprint: 2-10 (for sure K1 200 and 1000 in men, I don't know if there is still continental quota for K4)

Cycling - BMX: 1-2 (could be two men -difficult- or one each gender)

Cycling - Mountain Bike: 0-1 (men)

Cycling - Road: 1-3 (men)

Cycling - Track: 0-1 (omnium if he improves, but most likely nothing)

Diving: 0 - this sport is currently inexistent

Equestrian: 1-4 maybe we can qualify the jumping team again. 

Fencing: 2-3 (by ranking in women sabre/men epee, maybe  continental quota in Women epee) 

Field Hockey: 32

Football: 0-18 (men)

Golf: 1-2 (men only)

Gymnastics - Artistic: 2 (men&women individual)

Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 0

Gymnastics - Trampoline: 0

Handball: 0-14 (maybe the men can qualify, 50/50 against Brazil)

Judo: 1-2 (Paula Pareto and... maybe someone else)

Karate: 0-1 (it's a long shot)

Modern Pentathlon: 1-2 (women for sure, men maybe)

Rowing: 2-8 (for sure the singles, maybe the lightweight doubles and maybe men double sculls if they can improve a bit)

Rugby Sevens: 12 (men)

Sailing: 11-13 (everything except the 470s -men with light chance-)

Shooting: 4-5 (10m air rifle m&w, skeet m&w and maybe we can qualify someone in trap or 3 positions)

Skateboarding: 0 - no idea, but I don't think we have much chance.

Softball: 0

Sport Climbing: 0 - no idea, we have good young climber girl for YOG but don't think she will have level to qualify for Tokyo.

Surfing: 0

Swimming: 7-10 (women breastroke 100 and 200, women freestyle all except 100, men freestyle 50, 100, 200, women medley 200, 400, men  butterfly 100, 200, open water women)

Table Tennis: 0-1 (maybe one men)

Taekwondo: 0-1 (maybe Lucas Guzmán can qualify this time)

Tennis: 4 (full men team, no women)

Triathlon: 1-2

Volleyball: 12-24 (men certainly and women depending on Brazil mostly)

Water Polo: 0

Weightlifting: 0 - we're pathetic

Wrestling: 1 - Bermúdez again in W freestyle.


Total Sports: 21-32

Optimistic Total Athletes: 214

Realistic Total Athletes: Around 150

Pessimistic Total Athletes: 112

 

Pretty much agree with this. Not that confident with so many in athletics (will have to wait for standards) and swimming (right now we would have one swimmer with A mark I think) and I´m quite pessimistic about teams. Football who knows, basketball will be hard, handball is always a coin toss... I only see rugby and both hockey teams as sure things.