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:CAN Kayla Sanchez. She swam the opening leg for the silver medal winning Canadian women’s 4 x 100m freestyle relay team. She was born to Filipino parents working in Singapore who then emigrated to Canada.

 

:CAN Crispin Duenas. Men’s archery. Born to Filipino parents who emigrated to Canada.

 

 

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Don't think there is anyone born outside Lithuania that representing :LTU in Tokyo, but there are some Lithuanians representing other countries:

 

  • :ITA Indrė Sorokaitė - Women's Volleyball - Born in Lithuania
  • :SWE David Rambutis - Men's Gymnastics - Lithuanian father, Swedish mother
  • :USA Evita Griškėnas - Rhytmic Gymnastics - Lithuanian parents
  • :USA Abby Gustaitis - Rugby 7ens - Lithuanian parents
  • :USA Mariel Žagunis - Fencing - Lithuanian parent
  • :SLO Eugenija Bujak -  Cycling - Born in Lentvaris, Lithuania
  • :CAN Jessica Klimkait - Judo - Lithuanian grandparents 
  • :BRA Caio Pumputis - Swimming  - Lithuanian grandparents
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2 hours ago, Bearas said:

 

  • :SLO Eugenija Bujak -  Cycling - Born in Lentvaris, Lithuania
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Funny thing, she once competed for Poland, but she is now well recognized in Slovenia, where she competes for Ale BTC City Ljubljana pro team. 

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2 hours ago, Bearas said:

Don't think there is anyone born outside Lithuania that representing :LTU in Tokyo, but there are some Lithuanians representing other countries:

 

Seeing you're also considering ancestry, we have in hockey team one girl Julieta Jankunas, for sure some grandparent must be there.

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4 hours ago, Orangehair43 said:

GB Swimmer - James Guy - Grandad from from India.

 

 

How do you insert a flag?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/olympics.com/en/featured-news/swimming-james-guy-britain-five-things

 

From India? Are you sure? Because seems like he might have been a part of British colonial enterprise and lived in India at some point in his life, but never found that he was an Indian.

 

The name George Guy - also doesn't sound Indian.

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