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Day 11 (October 31, 2023)


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4 minutes ago, orangeman said:

This looks to be Canada's first non-medal day, unless Philibert-Thiboutot can pull something off in the 5000m tonight. Not too surprising given the light schedule.  Tomorrow has a good chance at being pretty good, though, medal-wise.  

Philibert-Thiboutot has the second best entry time in the men’s 5000m. I’d be surprised if he finishes off the podium. 

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11 minutes ago, Josh said:

Philibert-Thiboutot has the second best entry time in the men’s 5000m. I’d be surprised if he finishes off the podium. 

Fingers crossed.

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Mo Zhang advances the women’s singles semifinals in table tennis with a 4-0 (!) win over US’s Amy Wang! (WR #30)

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Eugene Wang advances to the semifinals in men’s singles table tennis, after a 4-2 (he was 1-2 down) win over Chile’s Nicolas Burgos!

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2 minutes ago, Josh said:

Eugene Wang advances to the semifinals in men’s singles table tennis, after a 4-2 (he was 1-2 down) win over Chile’s Nicolas Burgos!

I feel as though Canada is always dashing the hopes of the home athletes these past few days.

 

Are we the villains?

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