Recent Activity in the National Clubs

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   Nischay - Squash and Tennis Club

   Prashanth replied to Fly_like_a_don's topic in Khelega India's Summer Olympic Sports

   Feels great to see Anahat climbing the ladder of PSA Rankings. Next year is an important year for her to break into top 50.

   • 6 hours ago
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   Funding secured

   mpjmcevoy replied to Rich's topic in Team GB - Most Active Club Paris 2024's Team GB in Summer Sports

   My own suspicion is a) Athletics takes up a lot of the individual awards, which apparently aren't counted b) UKA got some money from UK Sport when they were on the brink last year, and this drop reflects money essentially paid in advance; and c) yes, UKA spending has been a bit of a shambles for a while. Canoe may feel rather put out given the slalom success, but the flatwater programme is poor outside paracanoe, which got separate funding. That's said, Canoe still gets a decent wedge. THe money for Wrestling, handball and volleyball seem almost pointless. For Handball and Volleyball to actually fall behind flag football, lacrosse and baseball is really pretty grim for those two sports.

   • 12 hours ago
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   Freestyle skiing

   Josh replied to intoronto's topic in Team Canada's Team Canada in Winter Sports

   Gold for Reece Howden during the second race day of the Innichen WC. Otherwise a pretty disappointing outing for the Canadian team… with no medals on the women’s side and only one on the men’s side

   • Yesterday at 12:08 AM
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   Postolimpijsko leto 2024.

   dobar_73 replied to Майкл's topic in Team Serbia's Letnji olimpijski sportovi

   Milica, Marica i Strahinja na prvo IJF takmičenje posle OLY

   • Friday at 11:51 PM
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   Swimming

   Topicmaster1010 replied to intoronto's topic in Team Canada's Team Canada in Summer Sports

   While the short course world championships were going on, the Ontario Junior International meet was also taking place (also in a 25m pool). 12 year old Shima Taghavi broke 4 national age group records including Summer McIntosh's 200m IM record as well as all the breakstroke events. She even won the 200m breaststroke outright against other 16 and 17 year olds. Meanwhile, 16 year old Madison Kryger also had a big meet winning 6 out of 6 events. Notably, if we compared the times from the world championships, her time in the 100m backstroke would have placed her 13th overall in prelims and her 200m freestyle time would have ranked 15th overall. The most impressive swim might have been the 200m backstroke which would have qualified her for the World Championship final in 8th and was faster than Regan Rathwell's time. 12 year old Huini Xu also broke the national age group record in the 200m freestyle and had some other impressive swims. Results

   • Wednesday at 07:38 AM
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   Smash - Badminton Club

   Prashanth replied to Fly_like_a_don's topic in Khelega India's Summer Olympic Sports

   BWF Ranking Men's Singles: - Lakshya - 12 Prannoy - 26 - 17 PR Women's Singles: - Sindhu - 15 Men's Doubles: - Satwik/Chirag - 9 Women's Doubles: - Treeza/Gayatri - 11 Tanisha/Ashwini - 16 Mixed Doubles: - Sumeeth/Sikki - 32 Sathish/Aadya - 35 Rohan/Ruthvika - 40

   • December 17
   • 266 replies