website statistics
Jump to content

Canada National Thread


juddy96
 Share

Recommended Posts

52 minutes ago, NearPup said:

Isn't Detroit to the North of Canada?

Only a very small portion of Canada is south of Detroit (Maybe 30 mile strip of land). If you are speaking in general, then Detroit is south of Canada.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

8 hours ago, bmo said:

Only a very small portion of Canada is south of Detroit (Maybe 30 mile strip of land). If you are speaking in general, then Detroit is south of Canada.

Just referencing that when you cross the Ambassador bridge you go North to enter the US and South to enter Canada.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

6 hours ago, NearPup said:

Just referencing that when you cross the Ambassador bridge you go North to enter the US and South to enter Canada.

Yes, you are correct. The ambassador bridge runs north & south.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 8 months later...
  • 1 month later...

Here is my team size predictions for Canada:

Sports Canada will not compete in: Handball, modern pentathlon. Still possible for no qualifiers in surfing and karate.

 

Artistic swimming: 8 (confirmed)

Diving: 9 (Could be 8, but I predict 9, 4 men and 5 women)

Swimming: 26-30 (hard to tell, due to the nature of the trials). 
Water polo: 12 (confirmed)

Archery 4 (I predict the men's team will qualify)

Athletics: 50 (47 have qualified at the moment, 25 women and 22 men). 50 is a conservative estimate

Badminton: 8 (confirmed, 1 entry in each event)

Basketball: 12 (women's team confirmed)

Boxing: 4 (3 women, qualified, one man is on the ranking list, does not include Mandy Bujold)

Canoeing: 18-19 (4 in slalom and 14-15 in sprint, depending if LVL gets a quota)

Cycling: 21-22 (Road:5, track: 13, mountain biking: 3, 1 in bmx tbc)

Equestrian: 6 (confirmed)

Fencing: 9 (confirmed)

Field hockey: 16 (confirmed)

Football: 18 (confirmed)

Golf: 4 (all but confirmed)

Gymnastics: 6 (5 in artistic + 1 in trampoline, not expecting anymore)

Judo: 6-7 (73kg, 81 kg, 90kg and 100 kg for men and 52, 57 and 63 for women; right now 90kg is out, but if 52kg does well at the worlds, he would be in). 

Karate: 0-3 (3 athletes in contention for spots at the final qualifier)
Rowing: 29 (confirmed)

Rugby: 24 (confirmed)

Sailing: 9 (confirmed)

Shooting: 1 (confirmed)

Skateboarding: 0-2 (2 currently in qualification, just barely). 

Softball: 15 (confirmed)

Sport climbing: 2 (confirmed)

Surfing: 0-1 (final qualifiers tbc)

Table tennis: 3 (confirmed)

Taekwondo: 1-2 (still awaiting confirmation on reallocation for 49kg)

Tennis: 6 (Raonic. Shapovalov, Auger-Alliasiame, Andrescu, Dabrowski and Fichman), hoping for more, but I think this is it

Triathlon: 3 (1 women, 2 men)

Volleyball: 18 (men's indoor, 2 pairs in women's and 1 in men's for beach)

Weightlifting: 3 (2 women and 1 man)

Wrestling: 4 (confirmed)

 

At a minimum: 361 qualified, could be as high as 375, either number would be national record in a non-home/boycotted games, not to mention below, which with luck can bring the team size into the 400's!

 

 

TBD:

Men's basketball (12 athletes)

Men's baseball (24 athletes)

Men's 3x3 (4 athletes)

Link to comment
Share on other sites

59 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Here is my team size predictions for Canada:

Sports Canada will not compete in: Handball, modern pentathlon. Still possible for no qualifiers in surfing and karate.

 

Artistic swimming: 8 (confirmed)

Diving: 9 (Could be 8, but I predict 9, 4 men and 5 women)

Swimming: 26-30 (hard to tell, due to the nature of the trials). 
Water polo: 12 (confirmed)

Archery 4 (I predict the men's team will qualify)

Athletics: 50 (47 have qualified at the moment, 25 women and 22 men). 50 is a conservative estimate

Badminton: 8 (confirmed, 1 entry in each event)

Basketball: 12 (women's team confirmed)

Boxing: 4 (3 women, qualified, one man is on the ranking list, does not include Mandy Bujold)

Canoeing: 18-19 (4 in slalom and 14-15 in sprint, depending if LVL gets a quota)

Cycling: 21-22 (Road:5, track: 13, mountain biking: 3, 1 in bmx tbc)

Equestrian: 6 (confirmed)

Fencing: 9 (confirmed)

Field hockey: 16 (confirmed)

Football: 18 (confirmed)

Golf: 4 (all but confirmed)

Gymnastics: 6 (5 in artistic + 1 in trampoline, not expecting anymore)

Judo: 6-7 (73kg, 81 kg, 90kg and 100 kg for men and 52, 57 and 63 for women; right now 90kg is out, but if 52kg does well at the worlds, he would be in). 

Karate: 0-3 (3 athletes in contention for spots at the final qualifier)
Rowing: 29 (confirmed)

Rugby: 24 (confirmed)

Sailing: 9 (confirmed)

Shooting: 1 (confirmed)

Skateboarding: 0-2 (2 currently in qualification, just barely). 

Softball: 15 (confirmed)

Sport climbing: 2 (confirmed)

Surfing: 0-1 (final qualifiers tbc)

Table tennis: 3 (confirmed)

Taekwondo: 1-2 (still awaiting confirmation on reallocation for 49kg)

Tennis: 6 (Raonic. Shapovalov, Auger-Alliasiame, Andrescu, Dabrowski and Fichman), hoping for more, but I think this is it

Triathlon: 3 (1 women, 2 men)

Volleyball: 18 (men's indoor, 2 pairs in women's and 1 in men's for beach)

Weightlifting: 3 (2 women and 1 man)

Wrestling: 4 (confirmed)

 

At a minimum: 361 qualified, could be as high as 375, either number would be national record in a non-home/boycotted games, not to mention below, which with luck can bring the team size into the 400's!

 

 

TBD:

Men's basketball (12 athletes)

Men's baseball (24 athletes)

Men's 3x3 (4 athletes)

Thanks for putting this together! This is really fantastic and great showing for Canadian athletes. I share your optimism about the archery team.

 

I'm assuming that it'll be a no on LVL's quota in canoe?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

25 minutes ago, james89 said:

Thanks for putting this together! This is really fantastic and great showing for Canadian athletes. I share your optimism about the archery team.

 

I'm assuming that it'll be a no on LVL's quota in canoe?

Yea, but they are working the ICF overtime for the extra spot. In theory they could name LVL in the kayak event and ask the ICF to compete in the C2 (not sure if that is even possible), because they have 5 athlete spots for 4 athletes (their k2 athletes are not going to qualify). 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Yea, but they are working the ICF overtime for the extra spot. In theory they could name LVL in the kayak event and ask the ICF to compete in the C2 (not sure if that is even possible), because they have 5 athlete spots for 4 athletes (their k2 athletes are not going to qualify). 

LOL! She would need to compete in the Kayak event though then, right? That would be some work around of the rules.

 

On another note after the last chance qualifier I'm feeling rather optimistic about the rowing team surprising in the summer. They seemed to have trained very well for this last meet.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

21 hours ago, intoronto said:

Here is my team size predictions for Canada:

 

 

 

TBD:

Men's basketball (12 athletes)

Men's baseball (24 athletes)

Men's 3x3 (4 athletes)

Good luck for Basketball, hoping that home court works in your favor.  As for baseball, it's a shame that at most 2 can qualify between USA, CUB and CAN.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
 Share

  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • don't historically send a big team outside Curling, but following our best-ever Games in 2023 we have 55 athletes & representation in lots of disciplines.   https://www.bucs.org.uk/resources-page/gb-students-delegation-is-torino-bound.html
    • Team 64 Athletes   Alpine Skiing Women: Katarína Šrobová Men: Ján Sanitrár, Teo Žampa, Martin Ferjanček   Snowboard Cross Women: Sára Pitoňáková, Katarína Pitoňáková   Ski Cross Women: Nikola Fričová Men: Jakub Válek   Cross-Country Skiing Women: Mária Danielová Men: Denis Tilesch, Matej Matúš Horniak   Biathlon Women: Lea Meszárošová, Ema Zvarová Men: Jakub Kováčik   Short Track Speed Skating Women: Emma Hympanová Men: Jakub Karabin   Ski Orienteering Women: Tamara Miklušová Men: Martin Roháč   Ski Mountaineering Women: Sára Alžbeta Machajová Men: Samuel Machaj   Ice Hockey Women: Andrea Rišianová (Goaltender), Simona Macková (Goaltender), Hana Fančovičová, Diana Fortunová, Lea Giertlová, Lea Glosíková, Romana Halušková, Lucia Halušková, Nina Hudáková, Nikola Janeková, Ema Jašková, Lívia Kúbeková, Emília Leskovjanska, Annamaria Lodňanová, Sylvia Maťašová, Nikola Nemčeková, Emma Plankenauerová, Kristína Šimnová, Laura Šulíková, Alžbeta Šulíková, Sofia Vysokajová, Júlia Čilíková Men: Patrik Andrisík (Goaltender), Tomáš Boľo (Goaltender), Simon Bečár, Denis Bakala, Nicolas Ferenyi, Matej Komloš, Samuel Nagy, Timotej Tomala, Jakub Gaťár, Šimon Groch, Jozef Haščák, Matej Jacko, Ján Marcinko, Miroslav Novota, Richard Petráš, Marek Putala, Jakub Ragan, Michal Stanček, Jakub Uram, Lukáš Urbánek, Matúš Zemko, Adam Zlocha
    • Sport person of the Year 2024 nominations in alphabetical order   Matej Beňuš (Canoe Slalom) Gabriela Gajanová (Athletics 800m) Vanesa Hocková (Shooting Skeet) Stanislav Lobotka (Football) Zuzana Paňková (Canoe Slalom) Anna Karolína Schmiedlová (Tennis) Juraj Slafkovský (Ice Hockey) Rebecca Šramková (Tennis) Richard Tury (Skateboarding) Petra Vlhová (Alpine Skiing)   Team of the Year 2024 nominations in alphabetical order     Mens Football National Team Slovan Bratislava Mens Football Club Women´s Billie Jean King Tennis National team   The awards will be revealed during the gala on February 3rd
    • Look who visited Slovakia today.   Not sure you´ll recognize him without the "1976 Fencing Olympic Champion" subtitle though...      
    • Stage 14 in Madonna di Campiglio (ITA)   Men´s Slalom:   1. Albert Popov    1:45.22 2. Loic Meillard    1:45.66 3. Samuel Kolega    1:45.68   Full Final Results HERE
    • Wednesday January 8th, 2025 - Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +1)   13:00  Spain  4 - 1  South Korea 16:30  Poland  4 - 2  China 20:00  Denmark  6 - 0  Australia   Provisional Standing After Day 2:   1.    6 ------------------ 2.   6 3.   6 4.   0 -.   0 ------------------ 6.   0
    • Thursday January 9th, 2025   Knockout Round Day 1 Schedule   Quarterfinals Eastern European Time (GMT +2)   Sweden vs Switzerland Period-by-Period: January 9th 2025 h. 10:00, Vantaa Trio Arena, Vantaa I United States vs Slovakia Period-by-Period: January 9th 2025 h. 13:30, Vantaa Trio Arena, Vantaa I Czechia vs Finland Period-by-Period: January 9th 2025 h. 17:00, Vantaa Trio Arena, Vantaa I Canada vs Japan Period-by-Period: January 9th 2025 h. 20:30, Vantaa Trio Arena, Vantaa
    • Х А Й Д Е       Finally all the hard work for Albert pays off and he has his first WC victory at age 27     And he won in one of the most legendary slaloms in Madonna.    Also maybe a symbolic moment, because until now, the only WC victory for Bulgaria was Petar Popangelov's 1980 slalom win on .... January 8th.   And we are January 8th , 45 years later.
    • Thursday January 9th, 2025 - Round-Robin Day 3 Schedule (GMT +1)   12:30  Great Britain vs China 16:00  Lithuania vs Romania 19:30  Croatia vs Netherlands
×
×
  • Create New...