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  On 6/23/2021 at 7:09 PM, intoronto said:

Overholt has scratched the 400im, meaning she won;t be going to Tokyo, unless someone else doesn't hit the standard tonight.

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I kinda think she realized she wasn't going to be on the top of her form this meet and decided to go out with the win with the 200m Fly. It sounds like she may retire soon.

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The men will likely just have 8 Swimmers in Tokyo: Hayden, Gaziev, Kisil, Liendo, Knox, Mastrematteo, Pratt and Thormeyer

 

The women will likely have 12 swimmers: Sanchez, Cieplucha, Masse, Macneil, Savard, McIntosh, Oleksiak, Wog, Pickrem, Ruck, Bellio, R. Smith (likely for the 4x200).

 

For the women, all of those swimmers have an individual race, except Smith, so someone like Nicol for the breaststroke might be named to lighten the load on Wog.

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  On 6/23/2021 at 10:21 PM, intoronto said:

The men will likely just have 8 Swimmers in Tokyo: Hayden, Gaziev, Kisil, Liendo, Knox, Mastrematteo, Pratt and Thormeyer

 

The women will likely have 12 swimmers: Sanchez, Cieplucha, Masse, Macneil, Savard, McIntosh, Oleksiak, Wog, Pickrem, Ruck, Bellio, R. Smith (likely for the 4x200).

 

For the women, all of those swimmers have an individual race, except Smith, so someone like Nicol for the breaststroke might be named to lighten the load on Wog.

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Talk about a tiny team. It was 30 (10 men, 20 women) in Rio.

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  On 6/23/2021 at 11:02 PM, NearPup said:

Talk about a tiny team. It was 30 (10 men, 20 women) in Rio.

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A lot of swimmers are getting multiple races. The men that didn't make it are relatively young too... hoping they can develop like the women 

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Byron McDonald said on the commentary to expect a team that could be as high as 23 or 24 swimmers to be announced likely tomorrow but maybe later tonight. 

 

I really do hope that in events where a Canadian didn't hit the A standard but are younger and a possibility for future world championships or Olympics are part of the team. 

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