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By Biathlonfan · Posted
New pole vault world lead and huge pb of 4.88by Hana Moll on her birthday yesterday . -
By clemsonbeav · Posted
https://nypost.com/2026/01/31/sports/team-canada-skeleton-coach-joe-cecchini-speaks-out-after-american-katie-uhlaender-manipulation-claim/ Oh the drama.... Cecchini: “I don’t really wanna speak negatively about Katie, but Katie was not on the World Cup team. She wasn’t a top-tier athlete in that program anymore. She was at the end of her career. I would personally would rather race against Katie. She’s not as competitive as the other athletes,” he said. “It’s probably really unfair to say and not really where I want to go with this but that’s where we are with that.” Uhlaender: “If I were Canada, I would be concerned in how this coach is representing the Olympic values for his country,” Uhlaender told Fox News Digital. “He hurt a whole field of athletes, all with dreams, and this sends the message that they don’t matter unless they are number one. All athletes matter, and we all deserve to compete fairly, with integrity, and respect. He did not respect anyone in that field. “This is not about my resume or how good the athletes were in the race. This is about the fact that he intentionally manipulated the competition to hurt myself and 13 other countries because he felt it necessary to eliminate all possibility. That is against the spirit of sport and not what the Olympic movement represents.” Isn't it great when other people's dirty laundry is aired? /sarcasm (I was a little surprised to see NPR pick this up, but per this article, Uhlaender preemptively recorded the phone call after receiving a text from Cecchini that said he had 'bad news' for her.) -
By clemsonbeav · Posted
Idea (that I don't want to mess with right now, but someone else can steal the idea): Could feed the docs from LA28 + Paris 2024 through AI and see what it says. (Would just take downloading them, perhaps merging them for ease of upload, and passing it through.) -
If you have time would love to see a sport by sport overview of the changes/new sports -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
Slowly going through the documents. Looks like canoe slalom qualifiers will be a bit different. More kayak cross quotas which will let nations to essentially qualify two kayakers. -
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How about we choose either Rome or Milano I hate this timeline we have entered of multiple host cities / countries. The football World Cup became ludicrous, we don't need the Olympics to join them. At least not more than they already are. -
Entries updated in the first two posts of this thread -
Znali se postupak za mješovito složeni luk, 12 parova -
FIBA World Cup Qualifier March P.R. This is my proposed Young Guns Developmental Roster. The FIBA World Cup Qualifier in P.R. is a throwaway tour- nament for Team USA after the Gold Medal Game debacle. This is the perfect environment to test the Young Guns to see who has it, who does not, and who needs more devel- opment. The 2026 FIBA World Cup in Berlin is the tuneup for 2028 in L.A. The game against Spain will answer many questions. Betts Center age: 22 Boston Center age: 24 Brink SF, F age: 24 Stewart F, PF age: 32 Kiki Iriafen F age: 22 Jackson SF age: 24 Howard SF, SG age: 26 CC PG age: 24 Paige SG age: 24 Young SG, PG age: 28 Plum SG, PG age: 32 Citron SG age: 22 -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
I'm also reminded as I know Canadians are painfully aware that if figures hadn't been a part of the 1984 Olympics, then Brian Orser would have won gold. Hamilton could have finished 4th in the free skate that year and still beat Orser who finished 7th in the figures
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