Leaderboard

Brian Yang just beat World #3 Li Shifeng (21-18, 14-21, 23-21) at the BWF Super 500 Indonesia Masters!

I hope Hungary will beat us

For the quota, according to the entries: Men's: Women's:

Stage 25 in Schladming (AUT) Men´s Slalom: 1. Linus Strasser 1:45.20 2. Timon Haugan 1:45.48 3. Clement Noel 1:46.22 Full Final Results HERE

She has certainly inspired the fans - manufacturers are already naming food products after her. https://www.kugans.com/products/edmal-kapusta-kwaszona-820g

Yesterday Denmark and Sweden rested now it is time for France to do it!

24-26 Portugal reached the OQT!

Group A 0-1 1-1 Standings 4 (+3) 3 (+1) 2 (0) 1 (-1) 0 (-3)

4 - 3

24-30

If Egypt wins as expected: OQT 1 - , , , OQT 2 - or , , , or OQT 3 - , , , or loser from above

and tied 21-21 after 36 minutes.

They where there before, I only took the European ones since it was the continental

I believe the entry list has got updated since your reply @Jur Canada is now there, as well a few other nations.

Para Judo World Ranking Lists updated as of December 20th, 2023

Brian Yang beat current World #3 Li Shifeng 2-1 (21-18, 14-21, 23-21) in the R32 at the BWF Super 500 Indonesia Masters! Probably one of the best ever wins for a Canadian men’s badminton player in recent years.

Medal for the host. That´s always nice What a winter for Ema this was. Funny enough this was her only race at this ECh, she will not start in the weekend races and rather focus her preparation for her main season goal, Junior Worlds. SHe is not going to even race the World Cup in the rest of this season.

Aidan is a far superior talent. Dean had a chance at the European Games and lost his first bout. His local IABA organisation have complained but it seems to be on the basis that he's our national champion. That's fair enough but Aidan missed that and they've been training together and under assessment for a while now. It definitely seems like parochial stuff from Dean's team upet he's out rather than anything else. Bigger surprise at 66kg but again Broadhurst had her chance and lost at the Euro games. O'Rourke did beat Grainne Walsh in Poland late last year but on a split decision and O'Rourke hasn't had her shot at the big international tournaments. There are, no doubt, people who are hoping neither qualifies so that some one else (Dean Walsh, Broadhurst etc) gets a chance at the second qualifier. There are several (including those) that are listed as part of the high performance unit for 2024. The only surprise exclusion was Gabriel Dossen but that's a complicated one

According to the entries: Men's K1: - Mens C1: compiting for the quota Women's K1: Only for the quota ( already qualified) Women's C1: for the quota (:AUS compiting but already qualified) I'm not sure if the Women's event count or no, cause I don't understan this part fully. The men's K1 quota should be allocated to the best oceanian not qualified according to the World Ranking, but I was unable to find any other Oceanian, so if I didn't read badly it should be reallocated to the next elligeable World Ranking

& No-one is beating Soerum today. Looking like a 1-2-3 though. We never saw Bonacci but he’s 20/20 & splitting , so that US Mixed Relay team us assembling itself like gourmet burger.

Y'all need to let these two rest. They've earned it dammit Honestly, assuming they want to race, it is cool that they show up every once in a while and try to be competitive.

I liked the standings better after one run, can we go back?

Current Final Standings in Girl’s Slopestyle After One Run (Snowboarding) Katja Dutu (75.25) Sam Van Lieshout (71.25) Vanessa Volopichova (64.25) Hanna Karrer (61.50) Rebecca Flynn (58.00) Amalia Pelchat (53.50) Yura Murase (24.00) Ava Beer (22.50) Lucia Georgalli (19.75) Ally Hickman (16.25)

finished last in both GS events, but its nice they sent representatives to the Games

The 8 group winners are seeded and move into Round of 16. The 2nd place from each group shall be drawn from 3rd place from each group with condition that teams from same group can't be drawn against each other. The winners of this playoff round will play against the group winners. The winner of each match shall qualify for quarterfinals and Olympics. The entire draw for the knockout stage shall be made in one go

January 22nd.

Astridge is a DNS in the men's GS as well

How dare they assume someone's gender! /s

They are referring to the events as "men's and women's" now it seems P.S. Please leave your edit for context. We don't need to accidentally fall down a gender debate rabbithole

suffer solo crashes in the second semifinal, so all the remaining teams had to do was not fall to make the A Final

have separate solo crashes while in lead of the short track relay (by a great margin), through by virtue of not falling. Absolute shock Daleman can't catch a break (even when she stays on her feet).

Women's draw:

The draw for next month's world team table tennis championships in Busan was made last week. The top 3 in each group progress to the knockout stages.

Right okay, time for part 2 of my simulation/projected start list with women’s singles/team and mixed doubles. Too much work to do in one go, I’ll hopefully have the mixed doubles updated by the end of today/tomorrow. Women’s Team Host Nation: France (Jia Nan Yuan, Prithika Pavade, Audrey Zarif) Oceania Quota: Australia (Yangzi Liu, Minhyung Jee, Jian Fang Lay) Asian Quota: China (Sun Yingsha, Wang Yidi, Cheng Meng) European Quota: Germany (Ying Han, Nina Mittelham, Xiaona Shan) Pan American Quotas: Brazil (Bruna Takahashi, Giulia Takahashi, Bruna Alexandre), United States (Lily Zhang, Amy Wang, Sally Moyland) African Quota: Egypt (Dina Meshref, Hana Goda, Mariam Alhodaby) World Championships Quotas: Japan (Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hataya, Mima Ito), Chinese Taipei (Cheng I-Ching, Chen Szu-Yu, Liu Hsing-Yin), South Korea (Shin Yubin, Joo Cheonhui, Jeon Jihee), Hong Kong (Doo Hoi Kem, Zhu Chengzhu, Yam Lee Lok), Romania (Bernadette Szocs, Elizabeta Samara, Adina Diaconu), Puerto Rico (Adrianna Diaz, Melanie Diaz, Brianna Burgos), Singapore (Zheng Jian, Zhou Jingyi, Wong Xin Ru), Portugal (Jieni Shao, Fu Yu, Matilde Pinto) World Rankings Quota: Slovakia (Tatiana Kukulkova, Barbora Balazova, Ema Labosova) Women’s Singles African Quotas: Cameroon (Sarah Hanffou), Nigeria (Fatimo Bello), Algeria (Lynda Loghraibi), Democratic Republic of the Congo (Ammandine Litobaka) Central Asia Quota: Kazakstan (Sarvinoz Mirkadirova) East Asia Quota: North Korea (Pyon Song Gyong) South Asia Quota: India (Manika Batra) Southeast Asia Quota: Thailand (Orawan Paranang) European Quotas: Monaco (Xiaoxin Yang), Austria (Sofia Polcanova), Sweden (Linda Bergstrom), Luxemborg (Xia Lian Ni) Latin America Quotas: Mexico (Arantxa Cossio Aceves), Chile (Zhiying Zeng), Cuba (Daniela Fonseca), Argentina (Ana Codina) North America Quota: Canada (Mo Zhang) Oceania Quota: New Zealand (Jocelyn Lam) West Asia Quota: Lebanon (Mariam El Habech) World Ranking Quotas: Poland (Natalia Bajor), Spain (Maria Xiao), Czech Republic (Hana Matelova), Ukraine (Margaryta Pesotska), Croatia (Ivana Malobabic), Hungary (Georgina Pota), Italy (Giorgia Piccolin) , Great Britain (Anna Hursey), Turkey (Sibel Altinkaya), Serbia (Sabrina Surjan), Switzerland (Rachel Moret), Vanuatu (Priscila Tommy), Tunisia (Maram Zoghlami), Venezuela (Roxy Gonzalez), Fiji (Carolyn Li) Universality Quota: ? Mixed Doubles Host Nation: France (Jia Nan Yuan/Felix Lebrun) European Quota: Germany (Dang Qiu/Nina Mittelham) Oceania Quota: Australia (Nicholas Lum/Yangzi Liu) Asian Quota: Reallocated to World Rankings African Quota: Egypt (Omar Assar/Dina Meshref) Pan American Quotas: Brazil (Bruna Takahashi/Vitor Ishiy), Cuba (Daniela Fonseca/Jorge Campos) World Qualification Tournament: China (Wang Chuqin/Sun Yingsha), Japan (Hina Hataya/Tomokazu Harimoto), Chinese Taipei (Chen Tzu-Yu/Lin Yun-Ju), South Korea (Lim Jonghoon/Shin Yubin) World Rankings: Hong Kong (Wong Chung Ting/Doo Hoi Kem), Spain (Alvaro Martin/Maria Xiao), Romania (Ovidiu Ionescu/Bernadette Szocs), India (Sathiyan Gnanasekaran/Manrika Batra), Sweden (Christina Kallberg/Truls Moregard), Hungary (Dora Madarasz/Nandor Ecseki)

That explains why a random Brazilian quoted my tweet about Lucas and Google Translate translated his quote as "look as this Brazilian athlete surname"

Tentoglou starts with 8.32 in Athens

Brazil in 18th out of 31, what the hell I guess simply competing sometimes really is enough Nice to see Kuzmina

TYR Pro Swim Series Knoxville - Canadian Results Gonna try to do one of these for every notable meet up until Canadian trials to keep track of athletes. Please let me know if there's anyone I missed. Men's 50m Freestyle: 15. Javier Acevedo - 22.83 (22.97) Stephen Calkins - NS Men's 100m Freestyle: 12. Javier Acevedo - 49.69 (49.76) 24. Stephen Calkins - 50.57 (50.19) Men's 200m Freestyle: 10. Javier Acevedo - 1:49.82 (1:51.01) 18. Lorne Wigginton - 1:51.43 (1:51.84) Men's 200m Backstroke: 15. Lorne Wigginton - 2:06.12 (2:05.46) Men's 100m Breaststroke: 18. Apollo Hess - 1:02.79 (1:03.33) Men's 200m Breaststroke: 15. Apollo Hess - 2:18.40 (2:18.49) Lorne Wigginton - NS Men's 100m Butterfly: Stephen Calkins - NS Men's 200m Butterfly: 20. Lorne Wigginton - 2:03.45 (2:03.24) Men's 200m Individual Medley: 9. Lorne Wigginton - 2:02.04 (2:03.19) Women's 50m Freestyle: 11. Taylor Ruck - 25.62 (25.99) 25. Brooklyn Douthwright - 26.31 32. Sienna Angove - 26.61 Delia Lloyd - NS Women's 100m Freestyle: 11. Maggie Mac Neil - 54.97 (55.41) 13. Taylor Ruck - 55.40 (55.55) 19. Brooklyn Douthwright - 55.81 (55.88) 23. Delia Lloyd - 56.04 (56.29) 48. Sienna Angove - 58.00 76. Bailey O'Regan - 59.11 Ashley McMillan - DFS Women's 200m Freestyle: 1. Summer McIntosh - 1:55.41 (1:57.43) 12. Brooklyn Douthwright - 2:00.49 (2:00.80) 15. Taylor Ruck - 2:01.33 (2:02.63) 17. Sienna Angove - 2:02.03 (2:03.16) 25. Bailey O'Regan - 2:04.59 Women's 400m Freestyle: 9. Sienna Angove - 4:15.23 (4:21.17) 12. Bailey O'Regan - 4:17.86 (4:20.79) Ella Jansen - 4:20.02 (12th in heats, didn't start finals) Women's 800m Freestyle: 11. Bailey O'Regan - 8:59.29 Women's 100m Backstroke: 7. Taylor Ruck - 1:01.04 (1:01.61) 9. Delia Lloyd - 1:01.55 (1:02.41) 15. Madison Kryger - 1:02.33 (1:02.80) Ashley McMillan - NS Women's 200m Backstroke: 7. Delia Lloyd - 2:13.59 (2:11.74) 11. Madison Kryger - 2:14.14 (2:14.74) 50. Ashley McMillan - 2:28.00 Taylor Ruck - NS Women's 100m Breaststroke: 6. Sophie Angus - 1:08.16 (1:08.79) 15. Ashley McMillan - 1:10.46 (1:10.95) Women's 200m Breaststroke: 5. Tessa Cieplucha - 2:28.92 (2:30.70) 7. Sophie Angus - 2:30.82 (2:31.50) Women's 100m Butterfly: 1. Maggie Mac Neil - 57.18 (58.37) Women's 200m Butterfly: 1. Summer McIntosh - 2:05.73 (2:07.89) 12. Tessa Cieplucha - 2:14.99 (2:16.83) Women's 200m Individual Medley: 1. Summer McIntosh - 2:07.16 (2:12.21) 4. Ashley McMillan - 2:13.38 (2:14.15) 6. Tessa Cieplucha - 2:16.35 (2:16.46) 19. Sienna Angove - 2:19.59 (2:20.17) 26. Brooklyn Douthwright - 2:21.23 33. Bailey O'Regan - 2:23.45 Madison Kryger - NS Women's 400m Individual Medley: 1. Tessa Cieplucha - 4:41.54 (4:42.85) 10. Bailey O'Regan - 4:55.34 (4:55.66)

35-32

leading 20-18 after halftime.

No, only if a team withdraws or something. Iceland's only chance is for Hungary to win at least one point against France today *and* for Egypt to win the Africa Cup.

Zverev wins in 4 sets

Zverev wins 1st set over Alcaraz 6-1

Lance Larson 1960 The "winner" of the 100 meter freestyle. Lance Larson, ‘winner’ of the most controversial swim race in Olympic history, is dead at 83 – Orange County Register (ocregister.com) Two-Time Olympic Medalist, Former World Record Holder Lance Larson Dies At 83 (swimswam.com) The "official" gold medalist in the 1960 100 FS, John Devitt passed away last August.

About $200 a ticket to watch that.