My guess is Women’s football is where we will see some players refusing to go to the Olympics in protest at having to take a test. Feels like that’s one here they are some biological women who would do that. Maybe a few others    Could be the odd country where legal or political challenges cause issue for events. Particularly ones where local authorities have more power as urban ones where majority of sporting event are held more likely to be left wing and liberal. 

iOC confrim definitive Olympic ban for Transgender & DSD athletes.   https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/articles/cdj7dgvlj0no

Some revisions to the generally-accepted chronology of Japanese history.   Godzilla Ukiyo-e Giclee Print "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji: The Great Wave off Kanagawa" | UKIYO-E WORKS

Here you go LA28OlympicGamesCompetitionScheduleByEventV3.0.xlsx

Qualification system is out: https://t.co/aMH5OBYcJv   Very similar to the one in Paris 2024. The ranking will go from June 11th 2026 until June 11th 2028; the 44 best (max 6 per country) on March 31 will move on to the next phase. The park events will be featured on the OQS, while other events will distribute the same number of points on street.

@Josh Now just use the Excel files and filter/sort by day to get the daily schedules.   @Kerkun could you post the v.3 Excel file?  I thought I could download it from the site, but it's not letting me.

It does have the 14-year-old age limit as they had previously agreed upon.

2026 World championships Divisions B   Men   PRELIMINARY ROUND 17 March Switzerland – Ukraine 4-3 Czechia – Germany 2-4 Great Britain – Switzerland 4-3   18 March Ukraine – Germany 0-5 Czechia – Great Britain 3-4   19 March Switzerland – Czechia 1-3 Germany – Great Britain 3-5 Ukraine – Czechia 3-2   20 March Germany – Switzerland 5-2 Great Britain – Ukraine 4-2   Czechia, Switzerland and Ukraine ends up on 2 points each in the final table. The final standings are determined by the goal difference that is decisive only between those three teams. And the mutual goal difference is this: Czechia 5-4, Ukraine 6-6 and Switzerland 5-6. | PLAY OFFS   21 March BRONZE GAME Czechia – Ukraine 4-3 FINAL GAME Great Britain – Germany 12-2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Women PRELIMINARY ROUND 17 March Great Britain – Netherlands 2-10 Germany – Switzerland 3-3. Penalty shootout 0-3 18 March Netherlands – Germany 7-0 Switzerland – Great Britain 3-6 19 March Switzerland – Netherlands 1-9 Germany – Great Britain 1-12 PLAY OFFS 20 March BRONZE GAME Switzerland – Germany 3-0   21 March FINAL GAME Netherlands – Great Britain 5-3 

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Mone Chiba <1 pt behind Sakamoto so  1-2 then  3-4 and Pinzarrone & Gubanova complete Top 6 after SP.