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By copravolley · Posted
The Italian team's form is currently disastrous, especially after their performance at the World Championships in March. The miss of qualifications for the women's team is just one of bad news. The second is that Lollibrigida is completely out of form and Ghiotto has her worst results in 4 years at the World Cup. The Italian women's distance team should have been built around Lollibrigida 4 years ago, but with her gone, there's practically no one competing. Peveri and Marletti were there a few years ago, and where are they now? Another huge missed opportunity with the Olympics at home. But of course we are not as lucky as the Czech Republic to have another phenomenon after Sablikova, even though there is not even 1 professional track in the entire country!!! If someone like that appeared among us... -
Women´s World Championship 2025 (Brno, Ostrava ) DAY 8 - 13.12.2025 Semifinals - 1-0 - 3-6 5th-8th Places Semifinals - 4-3 - 4-3 After OT -
Sooooo, after day 2 : No change. To clarify, Thorup confirmed she was not going to the Games. But she still collected three quota for that can be used by any other athlete. Still, Lindenskov has not achieved any minimum qualification time so she's not eligible. Braun just had to finish the race. She could have started and bailed out like a couple of skaters did in the 500m. But she went all the way and got DQed So only one Polish skater and Smedding is in (she would have received an additional quota anyways). Horikawa was given the huge edge of starting in A division thanks to a couple of Dutch skips. Despite running 3s slower than Yang she still retrieved a comfortable amount of points to secure her spot. Yang benefited from the quartets but things could have gone to the wire if they ran in the same division. Italy not starting. Failing to qualify while they only had to be top 12 (with 14 teams competing) is a huge blow. Nope Nope Nope It was tense. Before last pair Semirunniy Lorello and Snellink (in that order with the tie breaker rule) were tied with 110 points, ahead of Henriksen. Meaning that Semirunniy was in and Snellink in too but only in the SOQT ranking, thus depriving the Netherlands of their 9th man. But Eitrem, ranking 0.07 ahead of Semirunniy, and a few seconds later Dawson, 0.10 ahead of Lorello, reshuffled the rankings completely, saving both countryman Henriksen and Dutch matrix selectors. So Semirunniy, as the world leader in the 10k (not the same event indeed) and 4th of one of the three WC qualifying races is not going to race in Milano. I guess the easy answer is to put that on him. But Sasaki, with 6'21, 13'30 and 6'21 is qualified, because he managed to be a tad faster in the first race of the season on the fastest track in the world. Semirunniy mismanaged his efforts in a flawed system that allows time quota in a World Cup circuit with huge track discrepancies, which works with unfair divisions rewarding way too much already established athletes. Like, look at those injured skaters not even going a hundred meters banking more points than 95% of B division, and yet still taking a spot next week. Erin Jackson could pull this till the end of the season and remain top 16. -
for the first time ever made it to the final beating which for the first time ever will not play the final It is already an absolute shock but the thing which is happening right now in the other semifinal is literally unbelievable is currently 1-5 down after 2 periods against Sweden never lost a match in all history of the WCh so far
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By Olympian1010 · Posted
Quah Ting Wen won her 63rd medal at the SEA Games today, becoming the most decorated athlete in the history of the Games: https://www.olympics.com/en/news/sea-games-2025-quah-ting-wen-exclusive-most-decorated-athlete-southeast-asian-games-history -
Stage 5 in Klingenthal (GER) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Domen Prevc 298.5 2. Stefan Kraft 273.0 3. Philipp Raimund 271.9 Full Final Result HERE
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Stage 3 in Davos (SUI) Men´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Lucas Chanavat 2. Federico Pellegrino 3. Oskar Opstad Vike Full Final Result HERE
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Stage 3 in Davos (SUI) Women´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Jonna Sundling 2. Mathilde Myhrvold 3. Nadine Faehndrich Full Final Result HERE
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Plus there's a athlete who didn't compete today, but will compete tomorrow.... Another place gone -
it's official , to enter USA , police will check 5 years of your social media first Canadians complain by saying this is dictature of north korea , no more freedom of speech One thing is sure , tourism in USA will crash forever
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