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By JoshMartini007 · Posted
From my experience it is better to go by what they intended rather than what was written. The point being is that should the United States be in a position to take the Pan American quota, the quota will be reallocated to the world qualifiers. It can be a bit frustrating, but these documents aren't exactly written to define what happens in every scenario, even though they should. If someone from the IOC/sport federations are here, I'd love to proof read your documents . -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
Team Casper is headed to Milan-Cortina!! Lots of misses by China throughout the match, some of which were just bad luck. Thrilled for Danny and company. Glad they don't have to play another game -
9-4 final over after 9 ends. Men's quota for !! -
Aren't these two statements in the document contradictory then? "The highest placed team in each of the five continental championships that is not already qualified as host or through the FIH Pro League will earn one quota place for their NOC" "Should the host nation be the highest placed at the 20th Pan American Games in 2027 in the men's/women's competition, the second placed nation does not subsequently qualify, and instead the quota place will be allocated through the FIH Olympic Qualification Tournaments below." -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
No, in both cases the United States will qualify and the Pan American quota will go to the world qualifiers -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
2754-OWG-2026-qualified-Teams-for-Team-event-1765354454-3134.pdf ISU confirmed the countries for the Olympic quotas for the team event. It confirms that Korea and Poland will field entries in 3/4 of the disciplines. Really stupid imo. Either just have the team event with 8 teams or give them the necessary quotas. Imagine running a 4x100m relay but you have to stop after the 3rd runner finishes. -
Three straight steals and it's 4-2 over at the break, China with hammer. A few misses by the back end of the Chinese team is all that's differentiated the two teams.
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By Quaker2001 · Posted
Halfway through the - men's match. US has had 3 straight steals and leads 4-2 after 5 ends. Some bad luck by China, but otherwise they seem to be making more mistakes than the Americans -
After reading the qualification system document and assuming Argentina (M or W) takes a pro league quota, then: Case a: if USA wins pan american tournament and ARG finishes 2nd, then 3rd placed team doesn't take the continental quota. It's reallocated to world qualifiers. Case b: if ARG wins pan american tournament and USA finishes 2nd, then 3rd placed does take the quota. Did I understand correctly? Honestly don't know why FIH wanted a different criteria for these two cases.
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Maybe I am remembering from Tokyo, but distinctly remember team events having a minimum 3 continent rule
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