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Sweden can be expected to reject one male quota as Robin Olgard injured his knee the day after he got his ticket -
but you certainly bought heavy weapons from USA ,with password of 24h-48h required anyway hungary is not taking part of this conflict until now
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Maybe Switzerland, only Amy Baserga and Lea Meier fullfilled the criteria, but maybe we will send a relay if Lena Häcki gets a top 25 Place today. But we have 5 Quotas, so maybe we will reject 1-2 -
I am confused about how the qualifying works for the non-qualified nations (so the top-12 individual athletes). Wikipedia keeps a ranking of them since IBU themselves doesn't, and usually on Wiki these things are quite correct. However, things have been moving around so weirdly in the past few weeks. Like Gaia Brunello and Darcie Morton have been moving in and out of the top-12 with Gaia's points remaining the same, but Darcie's points going from 90 something to 120 something and back....and now she is in again and Gaia is out again. So apparently one can actually also lose points? -
Stage 15 in Sapporo (JPN) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Domen Prevc 277.7 2. Ryoyu Kobayashi 274.2 3. Daniel Tschofenig 265.8 Full Final Result HERE -
Sunday January 18th, 2026 Knockout Round Last Day Schedule Bronze Medal Match Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) Czechia vs Sweden Period-by-Period: January 18th 2026, h. 15:30, Centre 200, Sydney Gold Medal Match Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) United States vs Canada Period-by-Period: January 18th 2026, h. 19:30, Centre 200, Sydney
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By JoshMartini007 · Posted
Here's a comparison relative to 2024 (I removed the new team sports to make it more comparable). This ignores Belarus and Russia. Largest Increases Relative to 2024 1. +58 2. +44 3. +31 4. +29 4. +29 6. +28 7. +27 8. +24 9. +22 10. +21 10. +21 Unsurprisingly, the United States is expected to see the largest increase thanks to host quotas. It's not as massive as previous host nations, but that's because they don't need host quotas for most sports. South Africa is looking at a big increase, but only if they accept the water polo quotas this time around. Largest Decreases Relative to 2024 1. -135 2. -43 3. -38 4. -33 5. -31 6. -29 7. -28 8. -26 8. -26 10. -23 10. -23 Again, no surprise to see France topping the list as they no longer benefit from host quotas. Ireland takes heavy losses not only by losing two large team events, but is generally down in most sports. Interestingly, Italy has the same number of large team events, but it's the drop in athletics and rowing which caused it to be so high up in the list. -
Final Standing 5 Switzerland 6 Slovakia 7 Hungary 8 Finland The following Nations have qualified for the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 World Championship 2027 Canada Czechia Hungary Slovakia Sweden Switzerland United States The following Nation has been relegated to the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division I Group A World Championship 2027 Finland
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Saturday January 17th, 2026 Knockout Round Day 2 Results Relegation Round Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) Hungary 7 - 5 Finland Period-by-Period: 2-2, 2-1, 3-2 January 17th 2026 h. 10:00, Centre 200, Sydney Semifinals Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) United States 9 - 1 Sweden Period-by-Period: 2-0, 5-0, 2-1 January 17th 2026 h. 16:00, Centre 200, Sydney I Canada 8 - 1 Czechia Period-by-Period: 3-0, 0-0, 5-1 January 17th 2026 h. 19:30, Centre 200, Sydney Nations Qualified for the Gold Medal Match Canada United States Nations Qualified for the Bronze Medal Match Czechia Sweden
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