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Pan American Games 2023


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On 6/21/2022 at 10:15 PM, intoronto said:

From June 30 starts the North American Laser championships in Kingston, Canada

 

Boats eligible


Laser radial (3 will qualify): :BER  :CAN :CAY :MEX :ISV :USA

Laser (3 will qualify): :BER :CAN :ISV:IVB :MEX  :PUR:USA 


Results are not final, but these 6 boats will likely qualify:

 

Laser radial (3 will qualify): :BER  :CAN  :MEX  

Laser (3 will qualify):  :CAN :PUR:USA 

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6 hours ago, thiago_simoes said:

I think the qualifiers in rhythmic gymnastics are:

Individuals
2: :USA:BRA:CAN:MEX:ARG:COL
1: :CHI:VEN:CUB:PUR

Groups:
:BRA:MEX:USA:VEN:CUB:CHI 

Apparently UPAG has changed the qualification tournament to next year's event...without any warning nothing. Could explain why the USA didn't send any women in trampoline.

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2 hours ago, intoronto said:

Apparently UPAG has changed the qualification tournament to next year's event...without any warning nothing. Could explain why the USA didn't send any women in trampoline.

This has never happened before! The Pan Am Championships have never been staged on the same year of the Pan American Games.

Seriously, what's the point? Why do this at all? UPAG/PAGU is absolutely clueless...

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Also, I may have out scooped @intoronto on Pan Am news for once. I was told by the IRF President that racquetball was added to the sports program, and it appears on the schedule above.

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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On 4/14/2022 at 1:20 AM, intoronto said:

Some new tidbits:

 

-Bowling cut to 48 quotas + 2 from Cali 2021 (down from 56 in Toronto and 64 in Lima/Guadalajara)

-Fencing stays the same + Cali qualifiers, qualifier is at the Pan Am Championships this year in Asuncion

-Water skiing stays the same in terms of quotas (48)

-Judo has the same quotas, but this time a team event will also be contested + Cali qualifiers. 5 events (4 in the last two editions) will be used to rank athletes, with the top 9 qualifying per weight category, + 1 for host.

-Wrestling has same quotas + 6 wild cards, half qualify from 2022 Pan ams and the rest at 2023.

-Racquetball's quota cut from 60 to 48, looks like max 2 athletes per gender per NOC (cut from 4)

-Rugby: No automatic qualification for Argentina, Canada and the USA. North American qualifier will be in November 2022.

-Squash: Quotas cut to 48. No surprise here, the sports added in December of 2020 had their quotas slashed, 8 teams per gender qualify to compete in all 7 events, no individual qualification. It would be funny if 5+ countries were unique in the men's and women's, because then no mixed doubles can be held.

-Archery is complicated

@Olympian1010this is old news :p we even had the QS a few months back.

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3 hours ago, intoronto said:

@Olympian1010this is old news :p we even had the QS a few months back.

Damn, one day I will beat you to a Pan Ams scoop. 

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Some qualification news:

 

MP: 33 per gender, including the winner of Cali 2021. THe 2022 Pan Am Championships in October will allocate all the remaining quotas.

Baseball: Chile/Colombia (Cali 2021 winner) qualified. The winner of the South American Championships, starting in 3 days will qualify, along with the 2023 CAC winners. The top 4 in the "Americas Series" next year will also qualify.

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Womenʻs Football qualification has ended. Now that the Pan American Games are after the Womenʻs World Cup, there shouldnʻt be teams dropping out (:CRC :JAM :USA), but things could change. As of right now, though, this would be the field: 

 

Host: :CHI

CONCACAF: :CRC :JAM :USA (4th team is selected by CONCACAF. Possible choices: :CAN :HAI :PAN )

CONMEBOL: :ARG :PAR :VEN

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