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By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Canada confirmed their quotas: Declined 1 quota in men's moguls. Reallocation goes to France. Also are in line for reallocations from previous declines. Declined 2 quotas in women's moguls. They both go to Belarus. Ukraine also in line for a reallocation from the ineligible Italian quota. Declined 1 quota in women's ski cross. That means it's a quota for . also in line for reallocations. Declined 1 quota in men's halfpipe. It goes to France. is also in line for a reallocation from the ineligible Italian quota. Declined 2 quotas in men's slopestyle/big air. They go to and . -
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By copravolley · Posted
However, it's clear that`s she's missing a bit in the final splits. She's currently skipping the Czech Republic and training in Cortina or maybe will go to Crans Montana just before OG. In my opinion, everyone except Scheib is beatable at this moment and Brignone could do, if she improves over the next 2-3 weeks. -
Stage 22 in Kronplatz (ITA) Women´s Giant Slalom: 1. Julia Scheib 2:19.85 2. Camille Rast 2:20.22 3. Sara Hector 2:20.31 Full Final Results HERE -
All Rosters in the 2nd post of this thread HERE
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By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
TEAM ITALY Goaltenders: Gabriella Durante (Real Torino, ) Martina Fedel (Univ. of Guelph, USports, ) Margherita Ostoni (IF Björklöven, HockeyAllsvenskan, ) Defencemen: Laura Fortino (Real Torino, ) Kristen Guerriero (EV Bozen Eagles, EWHL, ) Laura Lobis (EV Bozen Eagles, EWHL, ) Nadia Mattivi (Luleå HF, SDHL, ) Jacquie Pierri (EV Bozen Eagles, EWHL, ) Franziska Stocker (Södertalje SK, HockeyAllsvenskan, ) Amie Varano (Malmö Redhawks, HockeyAllsvenskan, ) Forwards: Aurora Abatangelo (HC Davos Ladies, SWHL A, ) Eleonora Bonafini (EV Bozen Eagles, EWHL, ) Anna Caumo (HC Pustertal Junior, ) Kristin Della Rovere (Unattached, ) Matilde Fantin (Penn State Univ., NCAA, ) Manuela Heidenberger (HPK, Auroraliiga, ) Sara Kaneppele (EV Bozen Eagles, EWHL, ) Marta Mazzocchi (EV Bozen Eagles, EWHL, ) Greta Niccolai (HC Ambrì-Piotta Women, SWHL A, ) Justine Reyes (MoDo Hockey, SDHL, ) Rebecca Roccella (HC Davos Ladies, SWHL A, ) Carola Saletta (HC Fribourg-Gottéron Ladies, SWHL A, ) Kayla Tutino (Real Torino, ) -
but in other hand we will at 99.9% have a debut in Ski Cross. once our federation bumbs will check the mail box and find the reallocation for Fričová
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By JoshMartini007 · Posted
Pretty much. Hockey relies more on the team aspect than any other Olympic team sport IMO. The best players rarely play half the game, even more than 40% is a lot of ice time and not sustainable long term. Goalies can only do so much if they are facing 50 shots at decent angles. I'd much rather have a team of NHL 3rd liners than a team with 1-2 superstars and the rest from the AHL. -
Well, I would still keep a hope. One never know 😉
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