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Pan American Games 2023


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:VEN gets a team in women's table tennis

 

:ECU or :PAR will get the men's quota at the South American Championships.

 

:COL did not enter this event, but bizarrely will be competing at the final qualifier in two days in the same venue. Makes no sense too me. 

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On 6/7/2023 at 2:17 PM, mrv86 said:

Any idea where do the last quota will be awarded?

The Pan AM Championships (on the FPS website) manual says the top 6 qualify. So it looks like they just cancelled the final qualification event.

 

This means :GUA qualifies both teams. This also means 6 entries in the mixed doubles, meaning two countries are guaranteed a medal before the event even starts (unless they do a different format from Lima 2019.

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:COL and :DOM get the last women's team quotas in table tennis. 11/12 teams are the same as in Lima, with :COL replacing :PER this time.

 

12 athletes will compete for the last 6 quotas: (plus wildcard presumably)

https://wtt.ittf.link/index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=list&listid=78&Itemid=226&vw_entry_list___tournament_raw=132&vw_entry_list___gender_raw=W&resetfilters=1&fabrik_incsessionfilters=0

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On 6/13/2023 at 8:20 PM, intoronto said:

:COL and :DOM get the last women's team quotas in table tennis. 11/12 teams are the same as in Lima, with :COL replacing :PER this time.

 

12 athletes will compete for the last 6 quotas: (plus wildcard presumably)

https://wtt.ittf.link/index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=list&listid=78&Itemid=226&vw_entry_list___tournament_raw=132&vw_entry_list___gender_raw=W&resetfilters=1&fabrik_incsessionfilters=0

:PAR got a quota from SA Championships

The qualifier saw :ECU & :PER grab the last two spots in teams.

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14 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Jair Tjon En Fa is now officially qualified for the games. First (second?) athlete qualified for :SUR 

First athlete officially qualified I believe. They might also get a women’s track cycling quota through some reallocations depending on results at these championships.

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