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First Dutch sprint canoeing quota since 1992.

Yeah sure I know everybody can't wait to see that I will do that today. it just takes time, I'm still "processing" the brackets for myself

Yaseen ABDALLA Moath ALKHAWALDEH Valentin BETOUDJI Samuel FREIRE Eduardo Terrance GARCIA Jordan GUSMAN Il Ryong HAN Dario IVANOVSKI Amine KHADIRI Ilya TYAPKIN Cristhian ZAMORA Receibed universiality quotas in Men's Marathon Lilia FISIKOVICI Helalia JOHANNES Kinzang LHAMO Mokulubete Blandina MAKATISI Militsa MIRCHEVA Rutendo Joan NYAHORA Kwang-Ok RI Shantoshi SHRESTHA Sardana TROFIMOVA Receibed universiality quotas in Women's Marathon

K2 women, quota to .. Congratulations 👏 👏

K2, C2 qualifies one boat and K1 and C1 qualifies 2 boats

Women's K2 500m Heat 1 1.) Zarubova/Betlachova - 1:42.14 2.) Chernigovskaya/Dolgova - 1:42.93 3.) Pavlova/Kuklinovska - 1:43.48 4.) Ponomarenko Janic/Steblaj - 1:44.78 5.) Pecsukova/Culenova - 1:44.85 6.) Bentivoglio/Rossetti - 1:45.47 7.) Rei/Laia - 1:46.92 advance to final, 4-7 to semi final

Men's K2 500m Heat 3 1.) Burger / Beaumont - 1:29.37 2.) Rizza / Freschi - 1:29.75 3.) Vilde / Rumjancevs - 1:30.34 4.) Platash / Lysianyi - 1:32.39 5.) Bock / Knudsen - 1:32.67 6.) Kolehmainen / Hakala - 1:34.33 7.) Muff / Wyss - 1:36.12 advance to final, everyone else to semi finals.

Brazilian Olympic Trials: Day 2 Women's 200m Freestyle (OQT: 1:57.06) 1. Maria Costa - 1:56.37 (OQT) 2. Stephanie Balduccini - 1:58.51 3. Gabrielle Roncatto - 1:58.57 Men's 400m Individual Medley (OQT: 4:12.50) 1. Stephan Steverink - 4:16.29 2. Guilherme Kanzler - 4:20.11 3. Brandonn Almeida - 4:20.77 Women's 100m Breaststroke (OQT: 1:06.79) 1. Ana Vieira - 1:08.92 2. Gabrielle da Silva - 1:09.12 3. Jhennifer Conceicao - 1:09.25 Men's 200m Freestyle (OQT: 1:46.26) 1. Murilo Sartori - 1:46.98 2. Guilherme Costa - 1:47.10* 3. Fernando Scheffer - 1:47.60 4. Eduardo Moraes - 1:47.67 *Costa qualifies for Paris with two swimmers being unable to beat his OQT from 2024 World Championships Women's 1500m Freestyle (OQT: 16:09.09) 1. Beatriz Dizotti - 16:14.02* 2. Leticia Romao - 16:35.20 3. Delfina Dini - 16:49.55 *Dizotti qualifies for Paris with two swimmers being unable to beat her OQT from 2023 World Championships Individual Qualifiers through Day 2 Guilherme Costa - Men's 200m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle Maria Costa - Women's 200m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle Beatriz Dizotti - Women's 1500m Freestyle Gabrielle Roncatto - Women's 400m Freestyle

https://worldrowing.com/event/2024-world-rowing-final-olympic-and-paralympic-qualification-regatta/ Entries are out. Few noteworthy things- Italy go back to Federica Cesarini and Valentina Rodini in the LW2x (Although is Silvia Crosio injured?) - Norway and China despite having the M2x qualified pick a M4x with Helvig and Brun/ Zhang and Liu who qualified the double in the quad. - No Irish M4- .

time for freestyle 57kg: we have a balanced draw, Spencer Lee will get the top seed Zou in the 2nd round, next will be the former Euro Champ Egorov, I think Lee is going to win these matches, our only entry is in this weight with 2021 World silver medalist Sarlak, we know we are weak in this weight but still I'm trying to think positively he will face Dingashvili and then ROU/KAZ to reach the SF. he is well capable of doing that but I don't think he can beat Lee I always rated Aman (IND) very high and he failed, I'm still going to do that he has so much potential, just needs a better strategy. this time he has Vangelov (won't be easy but I think he can manage) and then Yatsenko/Zanabazar/Metreveli , most probably he will face the North Korean in the SF who only has Hurst Lehr as a serious opponent. I think the loser of Aman/PRK match will get the 3rd quota after beating Sarlak in the last match, so 65kg: that's a big bracket with something like 40 wrestlers ! I see 5-6 guys with a chance in top half, Dudaev, Skriabin, Kim, Arushanian, Sacultan, Duman, or even Clarke or couple more. bottom half is more clear with 3 big names, and they are in the same quarter, Tulga and Retherford will face first and the winner gets Kudiev. I would pick these 3 guys to qualify but maximum 2 of them can do it. I'm also interested to see Sujeet, the new guy of India, he couldn't wrestle in Asia but he most be good and can do something, still my picks 74kg: UWW promised Chamizo to be the 1st seed here, instead he is going to wrestle the 1st seed in the first round no big difference, the 1st seed won't be hard for him. his next match is not easy but he can manage, it will be Kentchadze or Valiev in QF, in the other quarter we have a tough part with Rassadin, Kaipanov, Khadjiev and Kuramagomedov. I think the winner comes from the first quarter. I give it to Chamizo but it depends a lot on Valiev's situation. he is recently hired by Albania in bottom half I don't think anybody can prevent a Demirtas/Salkazanov semifinal. there are few dangerous guys like Mottaghinia or Saipudinov or Jaideep though. my picks 86kg: if Kurugliev is healthy, nobody beats him here but I know he is half-injured and couldn't do a thing in Baku. he has a tough draw and he won't survive it if not healthy, he has Makoev and then Gocen. probably Magamadov or Jezierzanski in QF. the winner of this part will face Deepak or Myakhailov in SF. I pick Kurugliaev but that depends on his health. I also think the winner of IND/UKR will get the 3rd quota bottom half is not that hard, Ramazanov has a good chance to reach the SF with no trouble. In the last quarter Gamkrelidze and Sharipov are probably better than the rest. I think it goes down to Ramazanov/Gamkrelidze SF. so my picks 97kg: Arash Yoshida was unlucky to not win the quota in Asia, if he beats Bataev in the 2nd round he can go further to the SF. in the first quarter we have Thiele, Ibragimov, Nurov and the Mongolian, I expect to see a JPN/MGL semifinal in bottom half I think Baitsaev can beat the Ukrainian and then Habila to go to the SF which will be probably against Baranowski. if Baran was healthy he would have a better chance for Poland. I say 130kg: I think the top half SF will be Ligeti vs Lazarev, only Rakhimov or Sumit can change that. bottom half is harder, Deng will get the winner of Sharipov/Khotsianivski in QF and then Baran/Conyedo in SF. Sharipov was physically terrible in Asia. I'm not sure if he is 100% ready here. only because of this reason I think he will gas badly at some point and can't win 3-4 matches, therefore my picks

OK let's start with Greco, keep in mind we usually see more surprises in this last chance tournament simply because the physical situation play a bigger role here. most of these guys already wrestled in the continental qualifiers , in this sport you can't reach your 100% twice in a month. Asian Wrestlers are more in disadvantage since the Asian QT was the last one. 60kg: to me there are 6 favorite for 3 quotas and they are nicely spread in the balanced draw. Gharibyan has couple of obstacles on his way but I expect to see him in the SF against the winner of Tibilov/Lalaev. I would pick Tibilov but he was bad in Baku and other two guys didn't wrestle there which gave them a huge advantage M. Mammadov is the clear favorite in the other part. but his 2nd and 3rd round matches can be very hard. GEO is entering a different Abuladze. Arnaut (ROU) is a good chance to make it to SF, giving himself 2 chances to qualify. I say 67kg: Vancza can be very happy with the draw, he couldn't hand pick the draw better than this. M. El-Sayed is the biggest name in this part, but he has to beat Amaev and then Etlinger/Petic in his first two matches, he was terrible in African qualifiers, I don't know if he can survive 2 back to back tough matches. I still pick him because he is simply better bottom half looks much harder, Visaitov/Zoidze in the first round, the winner most probably will go far to the SF. I don't know how Selcuk Can can handle cutting weight twice in a short period of time but he is my pick anyway. 77kg: things look good for Gutu until the SF where he will get Levai, Levai was terrible at Euro Qualifiers, which means other guys like Mnatsakanian or the Ukrainian. slim chance for Liu too in bottom half Viktor Nemes will get Kamanjasevic in the 2nd round, if he survives this, it will be Lomadze next. he can lose to any of these solid guys. in the 3rd Quarter, Kutuzov is a very late replacement for Russia, I know he is good but I won't be surprised if he loses to Kamal Bey in the first round. my picks 87kg: we have two big names in the top half, Maskevich and Bisultanov, I don't think anybody else stands a chance but you never know in Greco. the winner of Huklek/Mukubu match in the first round can do something. bottom half has more favorites but no clear fav. I rate Berdimuratov as the better wrestler there but he wasn't great in Asia and had less time to recover. his first round against GER can go wrong easily. I don't think he survives 4 tough matches. first round match between Gregorich/Gobadze is very important too. we also have Bradu and the Armenian, but I go with the grandpa Huseynov. so I say 97kg: Arvi Savolainen should be happy with this draw, even though he can lose to the giant Kyrgyz in the 2nd round. he lost to Baldauf in Euro Q but I think that won't happen again, Baldauf has to beat Basar and then AZE/NED to even get to SF. Artur Sargssian is a monster, he broke his hands last year in World Champs and didn't wrestle much after that, if he is ready he is my pick for sure specially because he has a favorable draw in first 3 rounds. two favorites Szoke and Nikoloz will face first and the winner will get Kajaia. Szoke lost to Nikoloz 1-1 in Euro QT but it's 50/50 between these guys. my picks 130kg: top half is indeed harder with Kajaia, Kuosmanen, Vyshnyvetski, Shariati, Knystautas, Ovasaypan and couple more. it's really really hard to pick one between these guys. most of their matches will end up 1-1 (except the Ukrainian, he knows how to score big and how lose big points) so it's like a coin toss competition Alexuc has an easier road to the SF which gives him a huge advantage in the bottom half. in the last quarter we have Vitek, Marvik and Heiki boring Nabi. again most matches will finish 1-1. but i have to pick 3, so

I know her too, I'm going to ask her

@MHSN your analysis as usual awaited now that draws are out

Draws have been released https://arena.uww.org/weight-category/1eef6f73-073e-67fe-ad74-231b2e1b0fdb

😳Did not see that coming. I’ve never even heard of these two athletes.

Russians in MK2 are out.

Men's K2 500m Heat 2 1.) Stepun / Korsak - 1:28.51 2.) Zalka / Botek - 1:28.70 3.) Eide / Vold - 1:29.33 4.) Holpert / Dragosavljevic - 1:29.53 5.) Ershov / Spesivtsev - 1:34.39 6.) Mostitsoglou / Antoniou - 1:35.09 7.) Ayakli / Kakkac - 1:37.40 through to final, everyone else to semi finals.

Men's K2 500m Heat 1 1.) Kravets / Natynchyk - 1:29.41 2.) Urankar / Smit - 1:30.77 3.) Lindberg / Kernen - 1:31.63 4.) Sikkens / Bastiaens - 1:33.56 5.) Russell / Thomson - 1:33.90 6.) Asenov / Karakolev - 1:36.32 7.) Nita / Zaharia - 1:36.54 progress to final, everyone else to semi-finals.

2024 Canadian Olympic Swimming Trials: Day 3 Preview Image Source Kylie Masse looks to qualify in the 100m backstroke for the 3rd straight Olympics Although not as stacked of a day as Day 2, Day 3 still presents qualification opportunities in all 4 events with a lot of intrigue surrounding who will be on the men's 4x200m freestyle relay. Men's 200m Freestyle Despite the mediocre entry times, this should still be a fun and close race with relay spots on the line. Javier Acevedo comes in with the top seed. His 200m freestyle times have improved vastly over the past two years with 3 of his best 4 swims coming in that time period. His personal best of 1:47.72 was set at the 2023 Canadian Trials. This year, he’s set times of 1:49.82 at the Knoxville TYR Pro Swim Series and 1:48.89 at the 2024 World Championships. He’ll be looking for back to back Canadian Championships in this event. Finlay Knox is also expected to contend for top spot in this race. While his PB still remains at the 1:47.92 he clocked at 2022 Canadian trials, he has already produced times of 1:48.17 and 1:48.39 at the 2024 World Championships and Canadian Open. He failed to break the 1:49.00 mark altogether in 2023 so this is a very encouraging sign that Finley can get back to the 1:47 mark in time for trials and be a key contributor on the relay. Patrick Hussey will be trying to get into the 1:47 range for the first time in his career. He broke through in this event in a big way last year clocking 1:48.39 at Canadian Trials, dropping over a second off his previous PB. Since then, he’s followed that up with a 1:49.91 at the Canadian Championships and times of 1:48.67 and 1:48.79 at the US Open in December. He doesn’t have a recorded long course time in the event this year so it’s hard to gage where he’s at. Lorne Wigginton is one of the new faces in this event for Canada. However, the Canadian coaches already seem to have a lot of trust in him by using him as an anchor for the 4x200m Freestyle Relay in Doha where he split 1:47.83. This year, he went 1:48.84 at the Canadian Open to smash his previous PB of 1:50.87 from the 2023 Canadian Championships. His new PB puts him right in the middle of contention. At the other end of the spectrum, we have 32 year old Jeremy Bagshaw. This is his best chance to qualify for his first Olympics. His personal best rests at 1:47.48 back from 2015. Over the Olympic qualification period, his best time stands at 1:49.27 from 2023 Canadian trials. He’s gone under 1:50 once this year at the Flander’s Cup in 1:49.84. He’ll likely need to drop some time if he wants to grab one of the relay spots. We go back to the youth as Laon Kim is next on the entry list. Kim is arguably the most exciting teenage swimmer in Canada at the moment (who’s first name is not a season). He has 7 individual long course age group records to his name and he’ll figure this is his best chance of making it on the Olympic Team. After going 1:52.82 at Canadian Trials last year, he broke that mark 3 more times to finally set his PB at 1:49.62 at the Canadian Championships. He most recently went 1:51.25 to take 2nd place in the event at the Fran Crippen Memorial Meet. Given his young age and talent level, he could very well have another significant time drop. Josh Liendo might be the most interesting entry here. Known mostly as a 50m and 100m swimmer, he’s done the 200m freestyle sparingly over the years. He swam a PB of 1:49.88 in the heats of Canadian Trials last year before scratching the final. However, given his talent upside, it’s possible that he has a 1:47 time in him. Tristan Jankovics, Filip Senc-Samardzic and Ethan Ekk will also look to build upon their PBs that they’ve set this season. Women's 100m Backstroke A mix of veterans and teenagers make this one of the more interesting races at these Olympic trials. To no one’s surprise, Kylie Masse comes in as the top seed. Masse has done just about everything you can in international swimming besides winning an Olympic gold medal. However, she had a rough season last year failing to win an individual medal at World Championships and only breaking 59 seconds one time. She’s already looking in much better form this year going 58.93 at the Spanish Winter Championships in February. She didn’t break 59 seconds at all at an in season meet so this bodes well for this summer. Given her track record and ability to put down fast times when it matters, we would expect Masse to have no problems qualifying for her 3rd Olympics. Someone who has yet to make an Olympic appearance is Ingrid Wilm. Now 25 years old, she’s been swimming the best she’s ever swam in long course. She’s had more success in short course over her career but now she’s finally translating her swims to the bigger pool. Last year she broke 59 seconds for the 1st time in her career going 58.80 to stun Masse at 2023 Trials. She would follow that up with a 5th place showing at 2023 World Championships where she went 59.11. She clocked her 2nd sub 59 time at the 2024 World Championships this year where she led off the medley relay in 58.95. Having broken the minute mark 6 times this year (most recently at the Canadian Open), she’s on good track to make finally make the Olympic team. Not many people expected Summer McIntosh to swim this event but here she is as the 3rd seed. More known for her freestyle, butterfly and IM swimming, McIntosh also happens to be a world class backstroker as well. After going 1:00.25 at the 2023 Orlando Sectionals, she destroyed that mark a year later setting her current PB at 59.64. She also went 59.96 to place 2nd in this event at the Canadian Open. Given her immense talent, it’s possible she might place in the top two here. However, the chances of her actually swimming this in Paris are next to none. Taylor Ruck comes in with the 2nd fastest PB in the field but is only seeded 4th year. She had an injury plagued 2023 with her only appearances coming at a World Cup stop in Budapest where she recorded a time of 1:01.24. This year she’s swam this event at all 3 Pro Swim Series stops recording times of 1:01.04, 1:00.30 and 1:00.47. She’s trending in the right direction and if she rounds back into form, she’ll challenge for an individual spot. The backstroke events at these trials feature two of the more exciting teenagers at these trials. The first of which is Delia Lloyd. She’s shown immense improvement over the last year. After going 1:02.44 at 2023 Canadian trials, she then lowered that time to 1:01.83 at the Summer Ontario Championships before placing a respectable 5th at the World Junior Championships in 1:01.08. She’s done even better this year winning the Winter Ontario Championships in 1:00.45. She most recently went 1:00.68 at the Canadian Open. With her continued improvement, she could very well get under the OCT or even the OQT. The other exciting teenage prospect is Madison Kryger. She made waves last summer at the Canadian Championships where she become the #2 Canadian performer in the 13-14 age group. Now 15 years old, she lowered her PB to under 1:02 at the Winter Ontario Championships (1:01.48) and at the recent Canadian Open, moved her PB under 1:01 in 1:00.81. She’s got serious potential and is one to watch in this race. Men's 200m Breaststroke To be honest, I don’t have much to say about this event. With James Dergousoff not here, this event looks like it’ll be one man vs. the clock. Brayden Taivassalo will be the man to watch here. His PB of 2:10.89 is almost 4 seconds ahead of the next fastest swimmer entered in this event. Last year, he had the swim of his life to upset James Dergousoff at Canadian Trials. The 2:11.28 he swum was a whopping 7 seconds faster than he was at 2022 Trials (although he did gradually improve to a 2:14.54 before trials). He would improve on that again at the Pan American Games to win silver with a time of 2:10.89 to put him within potential striking distance of the OQT. This past year, he capped his stellar NCAA season with a win in the 200 yard breaststroke at the Big 12 Championships. He could very well be due for another time drop. After that, the times are uninspiring to say the least. Justice Migneault, Apollo Hess and Gabe Mastromatteo have all had 2:14 clockings their career. Migneault had the most recent of those times swimming at the 2023 Canadian Trials. It’ll be interesting to see if Mastromatteo can round back to his 2019-21 form. If there is a swimmer who has the potential to be the Taivassalo from last year’s trials (i.e drop serious time), it’s Oliver Dawson. Despite being born in 2008, he comes in with the 6th fastest time. After going 2:18.48 at last years’ Canadian Trials, he went 2:17.70 at the World Junior Championships and recently set a new PB of 2:17.13 at the Western Canadian Championships. Women's 1500m Freestyle Just like the men’s 200m breaststroke, this looks like a one-woman race vs. the clock especially with the absence of the likes of Katrina Bellio and Abby Dunford. Emma Finlin comes in with the top time by almost 30 seconds. She’s been on a significant improvement curve over the past few years. After being stuck in the 16:40 range for a year, she produced a time of 16:31.49 in March 2023 at the Alberta Provincial Championships before smashing that mark 27 days later at Canadian trials to record a mark of 16:20.61. She’s only swum this event twice after that though. First was a 16:15.77 at the 2023 World Championships to finish 12th. She also swam a 16:33.49 at the Western Canadian Championships. The one advantage she has over every other swimmer at these trials is that she’s already qualified for Paris in the open water events. That means that as long as she reaches the OCT of 16:13.94, she should be qualified in the 1500m freestyle too. That is a time that she’s less than two seconds away from. After Finlin, we have Laila Oravsky, Julia Strojnowska, and Megan Willar who are all in the 16:40 range. Of those swimmers, Strojnowska has the fastest season’s best and could be the swimmer who could drop a lot of time here.

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There is a mistake in the prediction design for the Group B matches on May 12th. Kazakhstan should be playing Slovakia and Latvia should be playing France.

Panathinaikos ended its 12-year wait to return to the EuroLeague Final Four by overcoming Maccabi Tel Aviv 81-72

Given the athletes are already beginning to fly into , it's beyond frustrating that the Jamaican Athletics Federation can't find 10 minutes to actually publish the entry lists for this weekend's Jamaica Athletics Invitational - piecing together competitors from local news reports of who has been seen in the arrivals area of the airport is not fun. Sportsmax is reporting the line up for women's 400m hurdles as: Rushell Clayton Shamier Little Dalilah Muhammad Janieve Russell Gianna Woodruff Anna Cockrell Shiann Salmon Andrenette Knight

Good olympic vibes finally ! Main TV channels are broadcasting live since this morning waiting for the arrival in Marseille in front of a huge audience (150,000 people are expected) and under a great weather. Hopefully, this means a new period of excitement and national concord (wich was laking so far tbh)

The torch is approaching French soil.

in Greco any solid wrestler can beat a favorite and I consider both of them as solid wrestlers. Marcel's first round looks OK, but then from the 2nd round he has to beat guys slightly better than himself. that's not impossible but he needs a bit of luck too Tryone (97) had a good chance in Baku but lost it narrowly . this time it will be harder, I think he wins the 1st round. but like his brother from then he has to beat tough guys. so I don't think they qualify but I won't be very surprised if they do.

If he wants he can start also in C1, i dont think Craciun has chance to qualify, k2 500 was Impossible to qualify, Rizza Is a pure sprinter, he did for all his career only 200 race, for me they made a very good race today with 4th Place. Burgo in my opinion was the only italian with chance tò qualify for Paris but It wont be a surprise if he wont make finishing 3rd or fourth

Anna Hidalgo should ban Russia

The only way you can get quota in WC2 as well as Poland in MC2 - to scratch AINs results. The ICF says they are OK with AIN pairs at their competitions. But according to the IOC statement only individual neutral athletes can compete at the Olympics. It is obvious to all (except ICF and WR) that 2 individual athletes cannot compete in the same boat. But of course the the IOC (or better say Bach) may solve it its own way. So some activities from the NOCs of France and Poland would help the IOC to make fair decision.

Two issues. 1) That's presumptuous of World Athletics that none of those nations could qualify in other events thus invalidating their quota. 2) Nations can only get one universality quota so or can't be qualified in both men's and women's marathon. The same thing happened in 2020. Universality quotas showed up and disappeared for a while.

Published by World Athletics in their Road To Paris tool: https://worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7153115?eventId=10229534

We didnt give up anything, you can see It well in canoe where we never existed and now we have a very good C1 and C2, also in the 90es we relied on 2-3-4 ( Rossi, Bonomi, Scarpa) great champions but we never had a great team. In women we never existed ( i dont count Idem that Is a german athlete trained and grew up in Germany), now we have several girls that are doing well in juniores and under 23, we have to hope that at least 1 or 2 could become good also in senior, in last years we had Rizza but 200m that Is not olympic anymore, a good k2 1000 but Is not olympic anymore ( in sure that Burgo and Schera together would have been world and olympic finalists in k2 1000), and we have also to Remember that there are less and less quota places for sprint canoeing, its more difficult to qualify

received Universiality Quotas in the Men's Marathon receibed Universiality Quotas in the Women's Marathon

Official team announcement: https://olympic.ca/2024/05/08/two-slalom-paddlers-set-to-make-olympic-debuts-at-paris-2024/ Alex Baldoni (Pau, France) – Men’s C-1, Kayak Cross Lois Betteridge (Ottawa, Ont.) – Women’s C-1, K-1, Kayak Cross

Too early to celebrate. Thay won MC2. Not its time for Poland to protect the quota. Poland is the 2nd.

My favorites Men’s Women’s

A major boost to Wiffen's medal chances too https://swimswam.com/defending-400-freestyle-olympic-champion-ahmed-hafnaoui-will-miss-paris-olympics/

Ipak muski K2 dobar u polufinalu, prvi su bili. I dalje mislim da nemaju sanse ali mozda iznenade.

They've finally published the result of the last of the morning's heats: Women's K2 500m Heat 2 1.) Pelachs/Lazkano - 1:41.79 2.) Konijn/Vorsselman - 1:42.47 3.) Kerr/Russell - 1:42.83 4.) Csikos/Kohalmi - 1:43.69 5.) Leaniuk/Kavalenka - 1:44.81 6.) Camane/Berzina - 1:44.99 7.) Bedec/Urtajl - 1:53.20 advance to the final

That would be an issue if World Rugby actually wanted 15s to grow. They don't. It's a closed party, with personnal interests and historical biases deterring newcomers from coming in.

Yep Thanks for the correction

Think you've mixed up the conferences there a bit.

Round 1 Results Western Conference (D1) Vancouver Canucks d. (WC1) Nashville Predators 4-2 (D2) Edmonton Oilers d. (D3) Los Angeles Kings 4-1 (D1) New York Rangers d. (WC2) Washington Capitals 4-0 (D2) Carolina Hurricanes d. (D3) New York Islanders 4-1 Eastern Conference (D1) Dallas Stars d. (WC2) Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 (D3) Colorado Avalanche d. (D2) Winnipeg Jets 4-1 (D1) Florida Panthers d. (WC1) Tampa Bay Lightning 4-1 (D2) Boston Bruins d. (D3) Toronto Maple Leafs

Olympic Rankings updated as of May 7th, 2024

It's hugely ironic that, if he hadn't been caught doping, he probably would still have been a competitive weightlifter and not have been fighting the Russians.

Conor Hall officially in 5th place - means if either of , or get 1st in the Team competition later this week (or 2nd behind ) then at least gets an Individul quota. Unless of course could get the Team quota???

I was reading that no away team has ever won a Game 5!

Ondine Achampong - Artistic Gymnastics I think it's now safe to say, that with 3 of the 5 woman world championship medal team likely to miss Paris, Britain will not be winning an Olympic team medal