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:CHI will send a female biathlete to Gangwon @heywoodu :thumbup:

 

12 athletes in total: https://eldeportero.cl/revisa-nomina-team-chile-juegos-olimpicos-invierno-juventud/

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A significant number of reallocations were made in short track speed skating. The document is quite confusing though: https://isu.org/inside-isu/isu-communications/communications/32814-isu-communication-2608/file @intoronto

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18 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

:CHI will send a female biathlete to Gangwon @heywoodu :thumbup:

 

12 athletes in total: https://eldeportero.cl/revisa-nomina-team-chile-juegos-olimpicos-invierno-juventud/

Nice to see South American nations sending a good number of athletes. Maybe it's unlikely, but I hope one of them can repeat Colombia's feat in 2020 and win a medal.

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On 1/1/2024 at 10:32 PM, Olympian1010 said:

:CHI will send a female biathlete to Gangwon @heywoodu :thumbup:

 

12 athletes in total: https://eldeportero.cl/revisa-nomina-team-chile-juegos-olimpicos-invierno-juventud/

I am genuinely curious how on earth they got a biathlon spot. For the Olympics that is near impossible for 'exotic' nations, which is why most aspiring biathletes from countries like that might very much prefer biathlon, but are forced to go for a spot in cross-country skiing. Where, oddly enough, Chile doesn't have any girl apparently (they do have a small and young team, but latest I've heard is that they are basically all too busy with school to really be able to train well).

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What all sports will be streamed? 

I guess those requiring less camera and logistics would be - Curling Ice Hockey Ski Jumping Freeski and Snowboarding Skating sports. Read somewhere sliding sports were not going to be streamed leading to FIL step up the pressure on IOC. 

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35 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

What all sports will be streamed? 

I guess those requiring less camera and logistics would be - Curling Ice Hockey Ski Jumping Freeski and Snowboarding Skating sports. Read somewhere sliding sports were not going to be streamed leading to FIL step up the pressure on IOC. 

Considering it's the Youth Olympics, so presumably the largest youth sports event in the world, I'd definitely assume reasonable coverage of most, if not all sports...? Because if not, why would any athlete really care if they can't show themselves anyway?

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The son of Anastasiya Kuzmina will compete at the Games. Jelisej Kuzmin in Cross-Country Skiing :d

 

Interesting enough 3 of our athletes will be double-starters (in 2 different sports) So no idea how this will work with the eventual quotas redistribution:

Hektor Kapustík & Jakub Karkalík will both compete in Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined, while Michal Adamov will compete in both Biathlon & Cross-Country Skiing...

 

All names for Individual sports are known, still waiting for the Hockey team final roster to be revealed. I will post the full squad here after that

 

Worth to mention we will debut in Skeleton, and in matter of sports participation we will miss only Curling, Bobsleigh & Speed Skating.

 

 

Biathlon squad from left to bottom Garguláková, Belicaj, Šteczová, Sklenárik, Adamov, Straková

 

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9 hours ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

What all sports will be streamed? 

I haven't found any concrete info on that yet. In the past, they've offered very limited streams. Hopefully they'll offer more this edition.

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:SVK Team Slovakia :SVK

49 Athletes (34 Boys + 15 Girls)

 

*Athletes compete as double starters in 2 sports:

Michal Adamov Biathlon & Cross-Country Skiing

Jakub Karkalík Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined

Hektor Kapustík Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined

 

 

ALPINE SKIING

BOYS:

Andrej Barnáš  (Boys Slalom, Boys Giant Slalom, Boys Super-G, Boys Alpine Combined, Mixed Team Event)

Daniel Palič  (Boys Slalom, Boys Giant Slalom, Boys Super-G, Boys Alpine Combined, Mixed Team Event)

 

GIRLS:

Vanesa Vulganová  (Girls Slalom, Girls Giant Slalom, Girls Super-G, Girls Alpine Combined, Mixed Team Event)

Mia Chorogwická  (Girls Slalom, Girls Giant Slalom, Girls Super-G, Girls Alpine Combined, Mixed Team Event)

Veronika Šrobová  (Girls Slalom, Girls Giant Slalom, Girls Super-G, Girls Alpine Combined, Mixed Team Event)

BIATHLON

BOYS:

Sebastián Belicaj  (Boys 7.5km Sprint, Boys 12.5km Individual, Single Mixed Relay ?, Mixed Relay ?)

Markus Sklenárik  (Boys 7.5km Sprint, Boys 12.5km Individual, Single Mixed Relay ?, Mixed Relay ?)

Michal Adamov  (Boys 7.5km Sprint, Boys 12.5km Individual, Single Mixed Relay ?, Mixed Relay ?)

 

GIRLS:

Veronika Šteczová  (Girls 6km Sprint, Girls 10km Individual, Single Mixed Relay ?, Mixed Relay ?)

Alžbeta Garguláková  (Girls 6km Sprint, Girls 10km Individual, Single Mixed Relay ?, Mixed Relay ?)

Michaela Straková  (Girls 6km Sprint, Girls 10km Individual, Single Mixed Relay ?, Mixed Relay ?)

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

BOYS:

Jelisej Kuzmin  (Boys Sprint, Boys 7.5km Classical, Mixed 4x5km Relay)

Michal Adamov * (Boys Sprint, Boys 7.5km Classical, Mixed 4x5km Relay)

 

GIRLS:

Tereza Bukasová  (Girls Sprint, Girls 7.5km Classical, Mixed 4x5km Relay)

Emília Rendová  (Girls Sprint, Girls 7.5km Classical, Mixed 4x5km Relay)

FIGURE SKATING

BOYS:

Adam Hagara  (Boys Singles)

FREESTYLE SKIING

BOYS:

Hugo Rybár  (Boys Ski Cross, Mixed Team Ski Cross)

 

GIRLS:

Sofia Moricová  (Girls Ski Cross, Mixed Team Ski Cross)

ICE HOCKEY

BOYS ICE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT:

Michal Plančár (Barani Banská Bystrica)

Matej Bereš (Slovan Bratislava)

Roderik Černák (Slovan Bratislava)

Marko Požgay (Slovan Bratislava)

Timur Trebula (Slovan Bratislava)

Matej Stankoven (Slovan Bratislava)

Ivan Matta (Dukla Michalovce)

Kristián Rezničák (HK Poprad)

Dávid Dvořák (Dukla Trenčín)

Juraj Jonas Ďurčo (Dukla Trenčín)

Adam Goljer (Dukla Trenčín)

Samuel Hrenák (Dukla Trenčín)

Filip Kovalčík (Dukla Trenčín)

Jakub Syrný (Dukla Trenčín)

Juraj Rausa (HKM Zvolen)

Dominik Barčák (HC Olomouc, CZE)

Alexej Kubát (HC Olomouc, CZE)

Kristián Macák (Vlci Žilina)

LUGE

BOYS:

Oliver Korbela  (Boys Singles, Mixed Team Relay)

Viktor Varga  (Boys Doubles, Mixed Team Relay)

Bruno Mick  (Boys Doubles, Mixed Team Relay)

 

GIRLS:

Desana Špitzová  (Girls Singles, Girls Doubles, Mixed Team Relay)

Viktória Praxová  (Girls Singles, Girls Doubles, Mixed Team Relay)

NORDIC COMBINED

BOYS:

Jakub Karkalík  (Boys Individual)

Hektor Kapustík  (Boys Individual)

SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATING

GIRLS:

Michaela Ižarová  (Girls 500m, Girls 1000m, Girls 1500m)

Lea Popovičová  (Girls 500m, Girls 1000m, Girls 1500m)

SKELETON

BOYS:

Peter Jedinák  (Boys Individual)

SKI JUMPING

BOYS:

Jakub Karkalík*  (Boys Individual NH)

Hektor Kapustík *(Boys Individual NH)

 

GIRLS:

Tamara Mesíková  (Girls Individual NH)

SNOWBOARDING

BOYS:

Oliver Šebesta  (Boys Snowboard Cross, Mixed Team Snowboard Cross)

Tadeáš Nedielka  (Boys Slopestyle, Boys Big Air)

 

GIRLS:

Dorota Pitoňáková  (Girls Snowboard Cross, Mixed Team Snowboard Cross)

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