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By copravolley · Posted
Canada beat France in the group stage and then lost to Ukraine today Ukraine played at the 1996 Olympics, but was very weak later+ its base was in Mariupol, which they lost to Russia. I wonder where they train now? -
Well, I don't know if I expected anything from Argentina, Brazil, and Canada, but... I think after this tournament, I'm sure that whoever qualifies will be humiliated in Los Angeles. -
By Monzanator · Posted
Hull could have paced that faster than 4:17 -
By copravolley · Posted
So, 2 years ago... -
By copravolley · Posted
Italy lost a friendly game to Hungary 0-2 yesterday and for me, that could be a key match, but Italy needs to win their opening 1-2 matches against Norway and Slovakia to have a chance to promote. Hungary has certainly been training together for several days and Italy will only be fully squad for today, with no Canadian head coach from OG, but just assistants from Italy and Canada for all the tournament. For it will be difficult for Italy to advance, especially since only team will advance- so the margin of error is practically zero. Italy definitely needs to win their first 1-2 matches, and then the crucial match against Hungary, who is a very strong team- Germany's level, in my opinion. It's a shame Austria isn't here instead of Hungary and that 2 teams aren't advancing to the Elite Division instead of one. Then I'd be much more at ease. Hungary is much better team for me than Austria in women hockey. -
By clemsonbeav · Posted
I had found a nice Reddit post that had a comprehensive view of what was left and at what price. Using that, I knew what I wanted to get. Fortunately, things were smooth in the process overall. One session was sold out of the tickets I wanted and I had to change dates, but ultimately, I'm pleased. (Hey...we're going to the Olympics! ) We're going to see Women's Handball Prelims (we get to see two matches), and we will see Men's Lacrosse Prelims (where we get to see three matches...which means that we'll be guaranteed to see Team USA ). We were slightly constrained in availability (obviously) and also with the thought that we'll have our (then) 9 and 13 year old daughters with us, so it needed to be family-friendly and fun...and I think both of these tick that box. I also wanted to see a sport we don't normally see here, so Handball definitely ticks that. We ultimately would love to snag Climbing tickets (Women's Boulder specifically) and perhaps Women's Volleyball or Basketball (Team USA preferably), and our schedule does allow us some flexibility (we have several days between these events). But, who knows if any will become available at any point (either in a future Drop or in Resale). Best of luck to anyone else still wanting tickets! Also wanted to share this Google Doc that some other kind soul on Reddit put together for anyone else planning. -
Italy for sure followed by distance with France and Hungary. Any other outcome would be surprising, China is a mystery currently, but I would be surprised if they end by playing the promotion rather than relegation with us and Norway -
Saturday April 11th, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +3) 13:00 Kyrgyzstan vs Israel 16:30 Bulgaria vs Iceland 20:00 Chinese Taipei vs New Zealand
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Saturday April 11th, 2026 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +2) 12:30 Chinese Taipei vs Mexico 16:00 Netherlands vs Australia 19:30 Belgium vs Serbia
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By Triplecast · Posted
I had not remembered that she set a world record in the 200 back in 1975 at the age of 13 yrs 7 months. I can’t confirm this but I think she was the second youngest woman ever after Karen Muir to set a swimming world record.
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