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Women's Softball WBSC African/European Olympic Games Qualification Tournament 2019
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OFC qualifiers Final round single-leg knockout in New Zealand (in April) The winner will qualify for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027, and the runner-up will advance to the inter-confederation play-offs. Semifinals New Zealand vs Fiji Papua New Guinea vs American Samoa -
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2026 UCI Women's World Tour Strade Bianche Donne #5/27 - Results (March 7, 2026) Women's Road Race: 1. Elise Chabbey 2. Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney 3. Franziska Koch 4. Elisa Longo Borghini 5. Magdeleine Vallieres 6. Puck Pieterse 7. Marianne Vos 8. Monica Trinca Colonel 9. Shirin van Anrooij 10. Niamh Fisher-Black 11. Noemi Ruegg 12. Dominika Wlodarczyk 13. Liane Lippert 14. Mie Bjorndal Ottestad 15. Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset 16. Flora Perkins 17. Cedrine Kerbaol 18. Anna van der Breggen 19. Paula Blasi 20. Demi Vollering Results NEXT: Trofeo Alfredo Binda-Comune di Cittiglio in (#6/27) (March 15, 2026) -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
2026 UCI Women's World Tour February Races* Results (February, 2026) * All the races of the month which are not included in the UCI World Tour Races. ** Level of importance in order: Pro ; .1 ; .2 Pro / Vuelta CV Feminas in (8): 1. Liane Lippert 2. Shari Bossuyt 3. Cat Ferguson 4. Eleonora Gasparrini 5. Anna Henderson 6. Marine Allione 7. Thalita de Jong 8. Anne Knijnenburg 9. Marta Jaskulska 10. Riejanne Markus Pro / Setmana Ciclista Valenciana in (12-15): 1. Demi Vollering 2. Maeva Squiban 3. Mie Bjorndal Ottestad 4. Antonia Niedermaier 5. Viktoria Chladonova 6. Magdeleine Vallieres 7. Cedrine Kerbaol 8. Thalita de Jong 9. Lotte Claes 10. Rosita Reijnhout Pro / Clasica de Almeria in (22): 1. Federica Venturelli 2. Arlenis Sierra 3. Jasmin Liechti 4. Arianna Fidanza 5. Paula Blasi 6. Catalina Soto Campos 7. Talia Appleton 8. Ginia Caluori 9. Sidney Swierenga 10. Sara Martin .1 / Pionera Race-SCV in (1): 1. Arianna Fidanza 2. Laura Asencio 3. Oda Aune Gissinger All Races Full Results -
By Orangehair43 · Posted
CAS made its decision in 2022 because it knew if it went in favour of Russia a lot of global sport would simply quit CAS. -
By clemsonbeav · Posted
Since this is my favorite Olympic sport, let's try and predict who the qualifiers will be (or at least the NOCs). Boulder: 12 athletes per gender, 2 max per NOC, 1 host quota, 1 universality, quota is to the athlete by name Lead: Same as Boulder Speed: 14 athletes per gender, same other restrictions Continental Restrictions (same for each discipline, below is listed per gender): 1 definite from Americas (from PanAm games in 2027) 1 definite from Europe (from European Games in 2027) 1 definite each from Asia, Africa, Oceania (from separate World Climbing Qualifiers in 2027) The others come from the winners of the disciplines at the WCh in 2027, and then the top 4 (B/L) or 6 (S) from the OQS in 2028. Then add host and universality. (If either of these go unused, then it goes to the next highest from the OQS. One thing I haven't quite understood is what happens if the same athlete wins a quota in, for instance, both Boulder and Lead. Will it be just that athlete to compete in both, or will the athlete be able to compete in both, and another quota is available to the NOC or the next highest? Boulder Lead Speed M F M F M F PanAm Colin Duffy Brooke Raboutou Colin Duffy Brooke Raboutou Sam Watson Emma Hunt European Mejdi Schalk Janja Garnbret Alberto Ginés López Janja Garnbret Yaroslav Tkach One of the Kaluckas Asia Chaehyun Seo Africa Oceania Oceania McKenzie Oceania McKenzie World Champs Toby Roberts Erin McNeice Annie Sanders OQS Toby Roberts Laura Rogora Zach Hammer OQS Aimur Maimuratov OQS Max Bertone OQS Oriane Bertone OQS x x x x OQS x x x x Host (Reallocate) Annie Sanders Erin McNeice Universality Reallocate Reallocate Reallocate Reallocate Nassar Borjaib Reallocate How terribly did I do? :) -
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Yes, GB for example, have players who are only eligible because of the following rules. The player has one parent who is, or if deceased was, a citizen of the nation the team represents. The player has one parent who was born in the nation or territory the team represents GB's best player, Jazz Chisholm, only qualifies because his father was born in the Bahamas when it was still a British colony and had a "British Overseas Citizenship" until the Bahamas became independent. Jazz will never gets a true UK passport because the government citizenship laws do not allow it.
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