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Day 7 (October 27, 2023)


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Tomorrow 4 solid chances for gold: Both boxers, men's team pursuit and Melissa/Brandie in beach volleyball. 

 

Other chances: Mixed pistol pairs, Keirin men, Madison men and women (who had the smart idea of scheduling the madison with the team pursuit)? And the 5x30 rifle event for men, if Ikeda and Sych perform to their potential, both should make the final.

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1 hour ago, intoronto said:

Tomorrow 4 solid chances for gold: Both boxers, men's team pursuit and Melissa/Brandie in beach volleyball. 

 

Other chances: Mixed pistol pairs, Keirin men, Madison men and women (who had the smart idea of scheduling the madison with the team pursuit)? And the 5x30 rifle event for men, if Ikeda and Sych perform to their potential, both should make the final.

Frankly, don’t see it happening. Mel/Brandie can contend for medals on the world stage, but Duda/AP are on another level. 

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Day 7 (October 27, 2023) Canadian Schedule

 

Beach Volleyball

9:00 PST/12:00 EST: Men’s Classification 5-6- :CAN Jake MacNeil/Alexander Russell v. :MEX Miguel Sarabia/Juan Virgen

14:00 PST/17:00 EST: Women’s Gold Medal Match- :CAN Melissa Humana-Parades/Brandie Wilkerson v. :BRA Ana Patricia Ramos/Eduarda (“Duda”) Santos Lisboa

 

Boxing

9:00 PST/12:00 EST: Women’s 75kg Gold Medal Bout- :CAN Tammara Thibeault v. :PAN Athena Bylon

14:30 PST/17:30 EST: Men’s 63.5kg Gold Medal Bout- :CAN Wyatt Sanford v. :MEX Miguel Ángel Ramírez

 

Canoe Slalom

5:30 PST/8:30 EST: Men’s Kayak Cross K1 Time Trial- Maël Rivard, Alex Baldoni

5:55 PST/8:55 EST: Women’s Kayak Cross K1 Time Trial- Florence Maheu, Léa Baldoni, Lois Betteridge


Track Cycling

6:13 PST/9:13 EST: Men’s Keirin Round 1 Heat 1- James Hedgcock

6:42 PST/9:42 EST: Women’s Madison Final- Devaney Collier/Elan Barraclough

14:24 PST/17:24 EST- Men’s Team Pursuit Final for Gold- (start list isn’t out yet)

14:58 PST/17:58 EST- Men’s Keirin 7-12 Classification- TBD

15:15 PST/18:15 EST- Men’s Keirin 1-6 Classification- TBD

15:21 PST/18:21 EST: Men’s Madison Final- Chris Ernst/Michael Foley

 

Equestrian- Eventing

7:00 PST/10:00 EST- Individual/Team Dressage

 

Confused on the schedule, if I’ve made any mistakes let me know.

 

Field Hockey

7:30 PST/10:30 EST: Men’s Team Group B- :CAN Canada v. :USA United States

 

Modern Pentathlon

7:00 PST/10:00 EST: Men’s Team Fencing Ranking Round- Quinn Schulz/Robert Bonomo

10:30 PST/13:30 EST: Men’s Team Riding- Quinn Schulz/Robert Bonomo

11:15 PST/14:15 EST: Men’s Team Fencing Bonus Round- Quinn Schulz/Robert Bonomo

12:00 PST/15:00 EST: Men’s Team Swimming 200m Freestyle- Quinn Schulz/Robert Bonomo

12:30 PST/15:30 EST: Men’s Team Laser Run- Quinn Schulz/Robert Bonomo

 

Shooting

5:00 PST/8:00 EST: Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions Qualification- Tye Ikeda, Grzegorz Sych

5:00 PST/8:00 EST: Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle Qualification- Tugrul Ozer/Yanka Vasileva

5:30 PST/8:30 EST: Men’s Trap Qualification Day 2- Collin Grover

6:30 PST/9:30 EST: Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle Bronze Medal Match- TBD

7:00 PST/10:00 EST: Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle Gold Medal Match- TBD

7:30 PST/10:30 EST: Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions Final- TBD

10:30 PST/13:30 EST: Men’s Trap Final- TBD

 

Surfing

7:27 PST/10:27 EST: Men’s Shortboard Repechage Round 4 Heat 2- :CAN Cody Young v. TBD

8:13 PST/11:13 EST: Women’s Shortboard Repechage Round 4 Heat 2- :CAN Sanoa Olin v. TBD

8:59 PST/11:59 EST: Women’s SUP Surf Repechage Round 3 Heat 2- :CAN Catherine Bruhwiler v. TBD

9:45 PST/12:45 EST: Men’s SUP Surf Repechage Round 3 Heat 2- :CAN Finn Spencer v. TBD

10:31 PST/13:31 EST: Women’s Longboard Repechage 4 Heat 1- :CAN Olivia Stokes v. :CRC Lia Reyes Dias

11:40 PST/14:40 EST: Men’s Shortboard Repechage 5 Heat 1- TBD

12:03 PST/15:03 EST: Women’s Shortboard Repechage 5 Heat 1- TBD

13:12 PST/16:12 EST: Men’s SUP Surf Repechage 4 Heat 1- TBD

13:35 PST/16:35 EST: Women’s SUP Surf Repechage 4 Heat 1- TBD

 

Tennis

NB 11:30 PST/14:30 EST: Women’s Singles Quarterfinals- :CAN Rebecca Marino v. :COL Yuliana Lizarazo

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Updated with canoe slalom schedule.
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Right okay, time for an Olympic quota preview.
 

For surfing, if Tatiana Weston Webb/Alan Cleland advance to their respective finals the Olympic quota will be determined. If not, then on the 30th. 
 

For shooting, two quotas are available in men’s trap (and US has already qualified two athletes), don’t see Collin Grover troubling even the final though. In men’s 50m rifle 3 positions, one quota is available (US has qualified one athlete already), Grzegorz Sych should be our best shot. 

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1 hour ago, Josh said:

Tugrul Ozer/Yanka Vasileva place third in mixed team 10m air rifle qualifications, and will face US’s James Hall/Alexis Lagan for the bronze medal in a couple of hours. 

Looks like the other half of the field finished and Canada does not advance.

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