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Nice jinx thread :d

 

For :SVK it can turn in either way, a magic historic games or complete failure and fiasco...

 

So anything between zero and let say 4-5 medals is possible, let´s hope for the latter than the former though :lol:

 

for athletes who may aspire realistically to medal I do believe we can count mainly on Tajmuraz Salkazanov (If he qualify obviously, which is far from to be a safe thing...), followed by more or less similar chances to Danka Barteková, maybe the traditional Olympic medalist Zuzana Rehák-Štefečeková and with a bit smaller chances Eliška Mintálová, Matej Beňuš and who knows maybe even Jakub Grigar if he´ll find his form from last years next year

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5 minutes ago, hckošice said:

Nice jinx thread :d

 

For :SVK it can turn in either way, a magic historic games or complete failure and fiasco...

 

So anything between zero and let say 4-5 medals is possible, let´s hope for the latter than the former though :lol:

 

for athletes who may aspire realistically to medal I do believe we can count mainly on Tajmuraz Salkazanov (If he qualify obviously, which is far from to be a safe thing...), followed by more or less similar chances to Danka Barteková, maybe the traditional Olympic medalist Zuzana Rehák-Štefečeková and with a bit smaller chances Eliška Mintálová, Matej Beňuš and who knows maybe even Jakub Grigar if he´ll find his form from last years next year

We need another thread where we predict the worst possible results for our countries.

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We have a lot of medal chances, but we’ll probably win around 25-30. That being said;

 

Athletics

Marco Arop- Men’s 800m

Mo Ahmed- Men’s 5000m/10000m

Andre DeGrasse- Men’s 100m/200m

Men’s 4x100m Relay

Pierce LePage- Men’s Decathlon

Damian Warner- Men’s Decathlon

Evan Dunfee- Men’s 20km Race Walk

Ethan Katzberg- Men’s Hammer Throw

Sarah Mitton- Women’s Shot Put

Camryn Rogers- Women’s Hammer Throw

 

Less likely are Cam Levins (men’s marathon) and our women’s 4x400m relay. 
 

Diving

Caeli McKay- Women’s 10m Platform

Mia Vallee- Women’s 3m Springboard

Pamela Ware- Women’s 3m Springboard

Pamela Ware/Mia Vallee- Women’s 3m Synchro Platform

Rylan Wiens- Men’s 10m Platform

Nathan Zsombor Murray- Men’s 10m Platform

Rylan Wiens/Nathan Zsombor Murray- Men’s 10m Synchro Platform 

 

Swimming

Summer McIntosh- Women’s 200m Freestyle (if she decides to race it), Women’s 400m Freestyle, Women’s 200m Butterfly, Women’s 200m Individual Medley, Women’s 400m Individual Medley

Maggie MacNeil- Women’s 100m Butterfly

Sydney Pickrem- Women’s 200m Individual Medley

Kylie Masse- Women’s 100m Backstroke, Women’s 200m Backstroke

Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay

Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay

Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay

Illya Kharun- Men’s 200m Butterfly

Josh Liendo- Men’s 50m Freestyle, Men’s 100m Freestyle, Men’s 100m Butterfly

 

Archery

Eric Peters- Men’s Individual

 

Basketball

Women’s Tournament

Men’s Tournament

Women’s 3x3 Tournament

 

Boxing

Charlie Cavanaugh- Women’s 66kg

Scarlett Delgado- Women’s 54kg

Wyatt Sanford- Men’s 63.5kg

Tammara Thibeault- Women’s 75kg

 

Breaking

Philip Kim- B-Boys

 

Canoeing

Katie Vincent- Women’s C1-200m

Katie Vincent/Sophia Jensen- Women’s C2-500m

 

Cycling- Track

Dylan Bibic- Men’s Omnium

Kelsey Mitchell- Women’s Sprint, Women’s Keirin

Lauriane Genest- Women’s Sprint, Women’s Keirin

Women’s Team Sprint

 

Fencing

Eleanor Harvey- Women’s Foil

Jessica Guo- Women’s Foil

Women’s Team Foil

 

Football

Women’s Tournament

 

Gymnastics

 

Not exactly sure which events but I believe Felix Dolci and Ellie Black are in contention for some individual medals. Unlikely, but we could contend for a women’s team medal as well. And of course, trampoline gymnastics. 
 

Golf

Brooke Henderson- Women’s Tournament

 

Judo

Catherine Beauchemin Pinard- Women’s 63kg

Jessica Klimkait/Christa Deguchi- Women’s 57kg

Shady El Nahas/Kyle Reyes- Men’s 100kg

Francois Gauthier Drapeau- Men’s 81kg

Arthur Margelidon- Men’s 73kg

 

Rowing

Jenny Moffat/Jill Cassons- Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls

Women’s Eight

 

Sailing

Sarah Douglas- Women’s Laser Radial

 

Surfing

Erin Brooks (if she can get her citizenship in time) - Women’s Shortboard

 

Taekwondo

Skylar Park- Women’s 57kg

 

Tennis (Canadian tennis is up and down, so I’ll just put them here if they’ve had a good run at RG in the past)

 

Felix Auger Aliassime- Men’s Singles

Leylah Fernandez- Women’s Singles

 

Gaby Dabrowski/Leylah Fernandez have only played with each other once, at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, and although it ended with a loss Fernandez is a much better doubles player now. Medal potential for sure. 
 

Beach Volleyball

Melissa Humana Parades/Brandie Wilkerson- Women’s Tournament

 

Wrestling

Madison Parks- Women’s 50kg

Karla Godinez- Women’s 53kg

Ana Godinez- Women’s 62kg

Olivia Di Bacco/Linda Morais- Women’s 68kg

Justina Di Stasio- Women’s 76kg

 

Weightlifting

Maude Charron- Women’s 59kg

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Aquatics

 

Diving (7-7)

Men's 3m Springboard - Olympic Bronze (2021)

Men's 10m Platform - World Champion (2017)

Men's 3m Synchro - World silver (2023)

Men's 10m Synchro - Olympic Gold (2021)
Women's 10m Platform - Qualifying score from 2023 worlds would have won bronze

Women's 3m Synchro - World Silver (2023)

Women's 10m Synchro - World Silver (2023)

 

Swimming (14-12)

Men's 50m Free - World Champion (2022)

Men's 100m Free - 0.3 off Medal (Worlds 2023)

Men's 200m Free - 2x Medal Chances. Any of Tom Dean (1st 2021), Duncan Scott (2nd 2021) or Matt Richards (1st 2023)

Men's 200m Back - World Silver (2022)
Men's 100m Breast - Olympic Gold (2021)

Men's 200m IM - 2x Medal Chances. Scott (2nd 2023), Dean (3rd 2023)
Men's 4x100m free - Would have won 2023 worlds if not for DQ

Men's 4x200m free - World Champion (2023)

Men's 4x100m Medley - World Champions (2019)

Women's 100m Back - PB Would have won Bronze in 2023

Women's 200m Fly - PB 0.04 off world's Bronze (2023)
Mixed Medley Relay - Olympic Gold (2021)

 

Archery (3-2)

Women's Individual - 2x Medal Chances - Penny Healy and Bryony Pitman - World Cup Golds (2022/2023)

Women's Team - World Cup Gold (2022)

 

Athletics (22-20)

Men's 100m - World Bronze (2023)
Men's 200m - PB would have won world Silver (2023)
Men's 400m - World Silver (2023)

Men's 800m - World Bronze (2023)

Men's 1500m - 2x Medal Chances - Jake Wightman (World Champ 2022), Josh Kerr (World Champ 2023)

Men's 4x100m - World Bronze (2022)

Men's 4x400m - World Bronze (2023)

Women's 100m - World Bronze (2019)

Women's 200m - World Bronze (2022)

Women's 800m - 2x Medal Chances - Hodgkinson World Silver (2023), Reekie 0.09 off olympic Bronze in Tokyo

Women's 1500m - World Bronze (2022)

Women's 5000m - Eilish McColgan

Women's 10000m - Eilish McColgan

Women's 4x100m - World Bronze (2023)

Women's 4x400m - World Bronze (2023)

Women's High Jump - 4th at Worlds (2023)

Women's Pole Vault - Olympic Bronze (2023)

Women's Long Jump - European Indoor Champ (2023)

Women's Heptathlon - World Champ (2023)

Mixed 4x400m - World Silver (2023)

 

Boxing (3-3)

Men's +92kg

Women's -54kg

Women's 66kg

 

Canoe Slalom (6-6)

Men's C1 - 5th at Worlds (2023)

Men's K1 - World Champ (2023)

Men's Extreme Kayak - World Champ (2023)

Women's C1 - World Champ (2023)

Women's K1 - World Silver (2018)

Women's Extreme Kayak - World Champ (2023)

 

Cycling

 

Road (4-4)

Men's Road Race - Always a chance

Men's Time Trial - World Bronze (2023)

Women's Road Race - Always a chance

Women's Time Trial - World 4th (2023)

 

Track (13-12)

Men's Sprint - World Bronze (2023)

Men's Team Sprint - World Bronze (2022)

Men's Keirin - 5th at Worlds (2023)

Men's Madison - World Silver (2023)

Men's Omnium - World Champ (2022)

Men's Team Pursuit - World Champ (2022)

Women's Sprint - 2x Medal Chances - Finucane (World Champ 2023), Capewell (World Cup Silvers (2023))

Women's Team Sprint - World Silver (2023)

Women's Keirin - European Silver (2023)

Women's Madison - World Champs (2023)
Women's Omnium - World Champs (2022)
Women's Team Pursuit - World Champs (2023)

 

Mountain Bike (2-2)

Men's - World Champ (2023)

Women's - World Champ (2019)

 

BMX (5-4)

Men's Race - World Silver (2022)

Men's Park - 2x Medal Chances - Reilly (World Champ (2023)), Brooks (Olympic Bronze (2021)
Women's Race - World Champ (2023)

Women's Park - Olympic Champ (2021)

 

Equestrian (9-6)

Individual Dressage - 2x Chances - Fry (2022 World Champ), Dujardin (2021 Olympic Bronze)

Team Dressage - World Sliver (2022)

Individual Eventing - 3x Changes - Ingham (2022 World Champ), McEwen (2021 Olympic Silver), Canter (2x Five Star Champ 2023)

Team Dressage - Olympic Champs (2021)

Individual Jumping - Olympic Champ (2021)

Team Jumping - World Bronze (2023)
 

Field Hockey (2-2)
Men's - European Silver (2023)

Women's - Olympic Bronze (2021)

 

Football (1-1)

Women's - World Cup Silver (2023)
 

Golf (3-2)

Men's - 2x Chances - Fitzpatrick - US open Winner (2022), Tommy Fleetwood - Open 2nd (2019)

Women's - Charley Hull - British Open silver (2023)

 

Gymnastics (12-12)

Men's Team - World Bronze (2022)
Men's AA - 5th at Worlds (2022)

Men's Floor - World Champ (2022)
Men's Pommel Horse - Olympic Champ (2021)

Men's Vault - World Champ (2023)
Men's P Bars - World Champ (2019)

Women's Team - World Silver (2022)
Women's All Around - World Bronze (2022)

Women's Beam/Vault/Floor - All Medal winners for Jess Gadirova if she is fit

Women's Trampoline - World Champ (2021)

 

Judo (3-3)

Women's -52kg - World Silver (2022)

Women's -57kg - World Silver (2019)
Women's - 63kg - Multi grand slam winner

 

Modern Pentathlon (2-2)

Men's - World Champ (2023)

Women's - World Bronze (2023)

 

Rowing (9-9)

Men's Single Sculls - World Bronze (2022)

Men's Quad - World Silver (2022)

Men's Pair - World Silver (2023)

Men's Four - World Champs (2023)

Men's Eight - World Champs (2023)

Women's Quad - World Champs (2023)

Women's Four - World Bronze (2023)
Women's Eight - 4th at Worlds (2023)

Women's Lightweight double - World Champs (2023)

 

Rugby Sevens (2-2)

Men's Tournament - 4th at Hong Kong Sevens (2023)

Women's Tournament - 3rd at Hong Kong Sevens (2023)
 

Sailing (6-6)

Men's IQ foil - 5th at Worlds (2023)

Men's Kite - Olympic Test event silver (2023)

Men's ICLA7 - World Silver (2023)
Women's IQ foil - World Bronze (2023)
Women's Kite - World Silver (2023)

Mixed Multihull - World Silver (2023)

 

Shooting (8-7)

Men's Trap - 2x Chances - Nathan Hales (World Silver (2022)), Coward Holley (World Champ 2019)

Men's Skeet - European Bronze (2022)

Women's 50m R3P - World Champ (2018)

Women's 10m AR - World Cup Winner (2023)
Women's Trap - World Cup Winner (2023)
Women's Skeet - World Silver (2022)

Mixed Skeet - World Champs (2022)

 

Skateboarding (1-1)

Women's Park - World Champ (2022)

 

Climbing (1-1)

Men's Combined - World Cup Gold (2023)

 

Taekwondo (5-5)
Men's -68kg - World Champ (2023)

Men's +80kg - World Cup gold (2023)

Women's -57kg - World Cup Gold (2023)
Women's -67kg - Olympic Silver (2021) - I live in hope

Women's +67kg - World Bronze (2023)

 

Tennis (2-2)

Men's Doubles - World no 3

Mixed Doubles - World no 3

 

Triathlon (5-3)

Men's - World Bronze (2023)

Women's - 3x Medal Chances -3x World Cup Winner (2023)

Mixed Relay- World Silver (2022)

 

Weightlifting (1-1)

Women's +81kg - World Silver (2022)

 

 

 

Total - 151 Chances in 126 Events

 

Obviously there is no chance that we get anywhere near this number of medals but it's nice to get your hopes up sometimes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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