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Jacqueline Simoneau wins gold in women’s solo free, for her second medal of the week after silver in the solo technical! If only this was an Olympic event…

it's a third synchro quota for Ukraine, this is what I want to see from Ukraine more and more at the crucial starts

So with that, here’s the full list of all open water quotas for Paris (excluding 800m/1500m OQTs produced in pool events) Men Fukuoka 2023 Quotas: Doha 2024 Quotas: Women Fukuoka 2023 Quotas: Doha 2024 Quotas:

Me? No way, one needs to be an absolute madman to maintain statistics like that We have our celebrated God of TISC, @OlympicIRL, for that role

As things stand, I think there are 26 individual athletes we can confidently say are going to be in the women's 10m platform events in Paris - this is likely to be an event where it is pretty safe to assume that the synchro athletes will also be selected for the individual event where they have qualified.

German federation announced, that they are currently checking, if they might take further steps, due to the vagueness of the FINA document.

Canada with an U23 World Champion in women’s sprint! Traditionally, Canada hasn’t been medal contender worthy in cross country skiing, so maybe Sonjaa Schmidt can change that.

I read that qualification document so many times that I deleted a drafted post saying that Emma Finlin may get the quota because of the how it was worded. Happy we got this quota!

Emma Finlin qualifies for Paris in women’s 10km (open water swimming) through the World Aquatic Championships!

Emma Finlin qualifies for Paris as she receives a reallocated Oceania quota spot

This. And please, PLEASE, bring back the semifinal format for the Synchro events. Direct final with 20+ teams doesnt cut it for me.

YESSSS! What a routine for 253.3350, and are now in a great position for an Olympic quota

Greece Απόψε φυλάω τον εαυτό μου για σένα by Παιδί Τραύμα I waited until the last moment to pick between two songs. I felt both are nice, but one of them is way more upbeat. Therefore, I chose the not so upbeat . We'll see how this will turn out.

It's really nice to see men's artistic swimming developing well. It's a beautiful sport, and in my opinion the combination of the better judging system that was recently implemented and the development of men's artistic swimming ensure the sport will stay in the Olympics for a long time.

Diving is arguably one of the best examples of how to "waste" Olympic quotas, along with creating a unclear qualification system. It's wild to me that divers qualified in synchro don't have the automatic right to enter individual events. Plus, it wouldn't be the end of the world if nations could qualify composite teams for synchro. Swimming isn't much better, but at least they made a sensible decision to allow additional entires into the open water events.

Another Olympic quota for Canada, this time in women’s 10m synchro platform!

Women’s 10m Synchro Olympic Quotas:

Mexico got the Pan American quota while Canada got the reallocated Oceania quota.

I am glad to see that my initial quota analysis was correct! Somehow every media outlet got it wrong and I believed them

Well that was a quick turnaround… Emma Finlin has officially qualified for Paris after getting the reallocated Oceania quota

Registration and National Entries Window is Closed Total of 35 nations are in the TAISC 2024 contest. Two nations debut in the event: and The fifteen nations always present are in the contest also this year.

Team Acrobatic Technical Free Total Qualified 1 USA Duo 242,2300 266,9333 509,1633 France 2 SPAIN 219,9367 275,8925 495,8292 Egypt 3 JAPAN Duo 206,7434 275,8787 482,6221 Australia 4 CANADA 222,1367 253,3550 475,4917 China 5 ITALY 213,3501 260,8183 474,1684 Mexico 6 UKRAINE 243,3167 206,7175 450,0342 7 ISRAEL 188,5401 237,6533 426,1934 Duo Technical Free Total Qualified 1 GREAT BRITAIN 259,5601 259,5601 France Austria 2 SPAIN (Team?) 258,0333 258,0333 Egypt South Africa 3 NETHERLANDS 251,8633 251,8633 Australia New Zealand 4 ISRAEL (Team?) 251,2432 251,2432 China Japan 5 ITALY (Team?) 249,9433 249,9433 Mexico USA 6 CANADA (Team?) 247,1533 247,1533 7 GREECE 245,9084 245,9084 8 PORTUGAL 236,8117 236,8117 9 SOUTH KOREA 204,5667 204,5667 10 UZBEKISTAN 203,4817 203,4817

260 points for Italy with an error-free routine, another small step towards the Olympics.

I still find a bit off that IOC is pushing THAT hard against building a new sliding venue. Because if we don't build any new venue for the Olympics, then nobody is ever going to build any new venue for the sport. Period. And without new venues, the same set of countries is going to win olympic medals for ever and ever (and one in particular who happens to have 3 times more venues than anybody else). I understand Agenda 2020, the general economical/political context around the olympic games and that you can't ask for the same degree of universality of summer olympic sports. But still, if you basically give up on you only chance to grow the sport by building new venues in new countries, what's the point of the sliding events at the olympics ?

Jack Laugher with a 0 in round 4. Thankfully Ross Haslam looks like he has done enough to get through to the semi-final and a likely Olympic quota.

It's fine, just cut money on safety stuff and it'll be done in time Still sad for the Italian athletes though. They could easily have had several years of extra training, which would have resulted in men's skeleton, women's skeleton, two-man and four-man bobs and basically all luge disciplines having very significant medal chances and even gold medal chances, but now....it's basically as much their home track as it is Ferlazzo's or Rocha's home track. Two years and it has to be done, up and running and having held test competitions.

20-5 win for Canada over Great Britain to improve to 2-0 in women’s waterpolo pool play! Big game coming up against Italy, a win would advance them directly through to the quarterfinals where they would most likely play Greece. A loss, and a likely visit with New Zealand in the playoffs, followed by a likely visit with Spain in the quarterfinals. So not a path we’d want to take.

2 years to go!

JoshMartini007's Top Athletes of 2023 Awards (Part 2/3) Nation Name Sport Honorable Mentions Gabon Denis Bouanga Football Franck Mombey (Boxing) Anthony Obame (Taekwondo) Urgence Mouega (Taekwondo) Gambia Gina Bass Athletics Faye Njie (Judo) Ghana Mohammed Kudus Football Amadu Mohammed (Boxing) Theophilus Allotey (Boxing) Thomas Partey (Football) Grenada Lindon Victor Athletics Anderson Peters (Athletics) Kirani James (Athletics) Guam Rckaela Aquino Wrestling Regine Tugade-Watson (Athletics) Nicola Lagatao (Weightlifting) Mia Aquino (Wrestling) Guatemala Luis Grijalva Athletics Kevin Cordon (Badminton) Jorge Vega (Gymnastics) Juan Ignacio Margli (Sailing) Adriana Ruano (Shooting) Jean Pierre Brol (Shooting) Maria Higueros (Taekwondo) Guinea Marie Branser Judo Mariana Esteves (Judo) Fatoumata Camara (Wrestling) Guinea-Bissau Diamantino Iuna Fafe Wrestling Bubacar Mane (Judo) Bacar Ndum (Wrestling) Guyana Emanuel Archibald Athletics Jasmine Abrams (Athletics) Desmond Amsterdam (Boxing) Haiti Aliyah Shipman Taekwondo Yves Cherubin (Athletics) Melchie Dumornay (Football) Ava Lee (Taekwondo) Honduras Kevin Mejia Wrestling Mauricio Dubon (Baseball) Milton Ramos (Cycling) Julio Horrego (Swimming) Gino Avila (Wrestling) Iceland Anton McKee Swimming Snorri Einarsson (Cross-Country Skiing) Bjarki Mar Elisson (Handball) Gisli Thorgeir Kristjansson (Handball) Snaefriour Jorunnardottir (Swimming) Eyglo Sturludottir (Weightlifting) Iraq Qasim Hasan Al-Lami Weightlifting Ali Qasim Hamdan Al-Sarray (Boxing) Ali Aldain (Canoeing) Mustafa Al Tekreeti (Muaythai) Saif Al-Rammahi (Taekwondo) Ali Ammar Rubaiawi (Weightlifting) Jamaica Shericka Jackson Athletics Antonio Watson (Athletics) Danielle Williams (Athletics) Hansle Parchment (Athletics) Wayne Pinnock (Athletics) Khadija Shaw (Football) Shamera Sterling (Netball) Jordan Ahmad Abuu Al Soud Gymnastics Mohammad Abu Jajeh (Boxing) Mohammad Al-Jafari (Karate) Julyana Al-Sadeq (Taekwondo) Mahmoud Al-Taryeh (Taekwondo) Kiribati Ruben Katoatau Weightlifting Kaiti Tentau (Powerlifting) Ketty Ataia (Taekwondo) Kosovo Distria Krasniqi Judo Akil Gjakova (Judo) Laura Fazliu (Judo) Nora Gjakova (Judo) Kuwait Yaqoub Al-Youha Athletics Yousef Al-Shamlan (Fencing) Abdullah Shaaban (Karate) Fahed Al-Ajmi (Karate) Abdullah Al-Rashidi (Shooting) Talal Al-Rashidi (Shooting) Kyrgyzstan Zholaman Sharshenbekov Wrestling Munarebek Seitbek Uulu (Boxing) Erlan Sherov (Judo) Aiperi Medet Kyzy (Wrestling) Aisuluu Tynybekova (Wrestling) Akzhol Makhmudov (Wrestling) Laos Ariya Phounsavath Cycling Lebanon Georges Saade Wushu Caramnob Sagaipov (Judo) Ray Bassil (Shooting) Laetitia Aoun (Taekwondo) Lesotho Tebello Ramakongoana Athletics Arena Pakela (Boxing) Boitumelo Rabale (Football) Liberia Joseph Fahnbulleh Athletics Emmanuel Matadi (Athletics) Libya Mohammed Bin Dallah Shooting Ahmed Alkoum (Boxing) Mohamed Sameer Masoud (Weightlifting) Liechtenstein Marco Pfiffner Alpine Skiing Nico Gauer (Alpine Skiing) Noemi Buchel (Artistic Swimming) Leila Marxer (Artistic Swimming) Jean Jacques Buff (Skeleton) Luxembourg Jennifer Warling Karate Mariya Shkolina (Archery) Charles Grethen (Athletics) Vera Hoffmann (Athletics) Flavio Giannotte (Fencing) Jeanne Lehair (Triathlon) Madagascar Rosina Randafiarison Weightlifting Aina Rasoanaivo Razafy (Judo) Fabio Rakotoarimanana (Table Tennis) Jean Elariont Ramiarimanana (Weightlifting) Tojonirina Andriatsitohaina (Weightlifting) Maldives Hamna Ahmed Swimming Mali Sika Kone Basketball Aliou Diarra (Basketball) Moro Diarra (Boxing) Keletigui Diabate (Fencing) Ismael Coulibaly (Taekwondo) Malta Katryna Esposito Judo Ana Culic (Artistic Swimming) Clive Farrugia (Shooting) Eleanor Bezzina (Shooting) Marshall Islands Mathlynn Sasser Weightlifting Mike Riklon (Weightlifting) Mauritania Hemeya Tanjy Football Mauritius Aurelie Halbwachs Cycling Georges Julien Paul (Badminton) Louis Richarno Colin (Boxing) Remi Feuillet (Judo) Ketty Lent (Weightlifting) Malawi Tabitha Chawinga Football Joyce Mvula (Netball) Moldova Anastasia Nichita Wrestling Dan Olaru (Archery) Serghei Tamovschi (Canoeing) Denis Vieru (Judo) Elena Erighina (Weightlifting) Marin Robu (Weightlifting) Irina Ringaci (Wrestling) Monaco Hugo Nys Tennis Charles Leclerc (Auto Racing) Boris Vain (Bobsleigh) Antoine Riou (Bobsleigh) Quentin Antognelli (Rowing) Xiaoxin Yang (Table Tennis) Mongolia Tomor-Ochiryn Tulga Wrestling Baatarsukhiin Chinzorig (Boxing) Lutsaikhany Altantsetseg (Boxing) Lkhagvatogoogiin Enkhriilen (Judo) Yondonperenlein Baskhuu (Judo) Dolgorjavyn Otgonjargal (Wrestling) Enkh-Amaryn Davaanasan (Wrestling) Enkhsaikhany Delgermaa (Wrestling) Montenegro Nenad Dulovic Karate Marija Vukovic (Athletics) Natasha Mack (Basketball) Ivona Pavicevic (Handball) Tatjana Brnovic (Handball) Milivoj Dukic (Sailing) Mozambique Alcinda Panguana Boxing Tamara Seda (Basketball) Rady Gramane (Boxing) Deizy Nhaquile (Sailing) Myanmar Thet Htar Thuzar Badminton Namibia Vera Looser Cycling Gebhard Ipinge (Boxing) Anri Krugel (Cycling) Courtney Liebenberg (Cycling) Peter Shalulile (Football) Romio Goliath (Wrestling) Nauru Maximina Uepa Weightlifting Jilian Kemp (Karate) Ditto Ika (Weightlifting) Lowe Bingham (Wrestling) Nepal Arika Gurung Karate Anjani Teli (Boxing) Bijay Sinjali (Wushu) Nicaragua Orlando Vasquez Weightlifting Candelaria Resano (Surfing) Elian Ortega (Taekwondo) Sema Ludrick (Weightlifting) Niger Nouridine Issaka Taekwondo Evann Girault (Fencing) Boubacar Mangue (Taekwondo) Maman Mansour Chipkaou (Taekwondo) North Macedonia T. J. Shorts Basketball Dejan Georgievski (Taekwondo) Ahmad Magomedov (Wrestling)

If i say what i think of the refee, i will be ban from here forever.

I extended the deadline at 12:00 GMT today, last call for: @Dnl @amen09 @Illya If they can, and want join it are welcome, otherwise they will back for the next contest. The playlist will be ready soon. Next step: Italian jury vote. For the world users: wait the open vote session. Thanks

Provisional Standing after Day 3 Rank User Nation Total 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 TB 1 maestro 319 124 100 95 2 Henry_Leon 313 104 110 99 3 Josh 304 105 100 99 4 Ufilov 293 103 107 83 5 Topicmaster1010 284 95 80 109 6 PakoNatxo 277 99 91 87 7 ady48 276 88 96 92 8 africaboy 274 79 113 82 9 MCMXC 270 84 90 96 9 SteveParker 270 107 86 77 11 vlad 269 89 99 81 12 Erigert 264 91 86 87 13 hckošice 261 98 89 74 14 Ogreman 258 74 109 75 15 Cinnamon Bun 254 85 67 102 16 Pablita 252 94 98 60 17 pedja789 243 71 102 70 18 Gianlu33 241 87 92 62 19 Wanderer 236 76 101 59 20 valtellina 235 72 89 74 21 Monzanator 213 63 74 76 22 NikolaB 200 67 73 60 23 rybak 198 55 77 66 01: February 4th - Women's Group Stage 02: February 5th - Men's Group Stage 03: February 6th - Women's Group Stage 04: February 7th - Men's Group Stage 05: February 8th - Women's Group Stage 06: February 9th - Men's Group Stage 07: February 10th - Women's Playoffs 08: February 11th - Men's Playoffs 09: February 12th - Women's Quaterfinals 10: February 13th - Men's Quaterfinals 11: February 14th - Women's Semifinals 12: February 15th - Men's Semifinals 13: February 16th - Women's Third-Place Match and Final 14: February 17th - Men's Third-Place Match and Final

Very deserved victory , one of the biggest surprises in Asian Cup History , historic qualification to the final they have to thank Faghani

Not exactly, the quota was reallocated to the highest ranked nation which has not qualified an athlete. Since it was originally a continental quota it followed those properties.

Italy isn’t safe either. They’re a point back of Canada.

Nope, you're wrong. Only the 3 NOCs don't qualificated in the open team, will qualify in the women's duo. There isn't any "plus"

We ended up beating Romania 4-0! I thought we would win 3-2, so definitely it was a lot easier than we expected!

1-1 at HT, two own goals and two red cards, one for each team.

MEXICO Ciao Totallympics! Just before the time limit, Mexican selection committee is proud to present this year's entry to the Annual International Song Contest: After their last year debut in this competition, Mexican duet Los Rumberos return to present a collaboration with British singer-songwriter Riva Taylor, who since 2021 has been working with a combination of bossa nova, jazz and Latin American rhythms, resulting in this year's entry: Cubano - Riva Taylor & Los Rumberos

Provisional Standing after Day 2 Rank User Nation Total 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 TB 1 maestro 224 124 100 2 Henry_Leon 214 104 110 3 Ufilov 210 103 107 4 Josh 205 105 100 5 SteveParker 193 107 86 6 Pablita 192 94 98 6 africaboy 192 79 113 8 PakoNatxo 190 99 91 9 vlad 188 89 99 10 hckošice 187 98 89 11 ady48 184 88 96 12 Ogreman 183 74 109 13 Gianlu33 179 87 92 14 Erigert 177 91 86 14 Wanderer 177 76 101 16 Topicmaster1010 175 95 80 17 MCMXC 174 84 90 18 pedja789 173 71 102 19 valtellina 161 72 89 20 Cinnamon Bun 152 85 67 21 NikolaB 140 67 73 22 Monzanator 137 63 74 23 rybak 132 55 77 01: February 4th - Women's Group Stage 02: February 5th - Men's Group Stage 03: February 6th - Women's Group Stage 04: February 7th - Men's Group Stage 05: February 8th - Women's Group Stage 06: February 9th - Men's Group Stage 07: February 10th - Women's Playoffs 08: February 11th - Men's Playoffs 09: February 12th - Women's Quaterfinals 10: February 13th - Men's Quaterfinals 11: February 14th - Women's Semifinals 12: February 15th - Men's Semifinals 13: February 16th - Women's Third-Place Match and Final 14: February 17th - Men's Third-Place Match and Final

GERMANY Purple Disco Machine, Kungs ft. Julian Perretta - Substitution

Duet Olympic Qualification After 1/2 Events: 259.5601 258.0333 (Still eligible for a team quota) 251.8633 251.2432 (Still eligible for a team quota) 249.9433 (Still eligible for a team quota) 247.1533 (Still eligible for a team quota) 245.9084 (Still eligible for a team quota) 236.8117 204.5667 203.4817

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Iran defeats Japan 2-1 with a very late penalty , very deserved victory

well our coach is really dumb his subs are always the same (no matter what's the score and who is the opponent) he used different squads in previous matches only because he was forced to do so (because of injuries and suspensions) I believe Azmoun is not fit for 90 minutes (or even worse, 120 minutes) but still it's hard to ignore his good record with the NT, it's a hard decision to bench him in important matches but still he is not effective as the only striker. I would start with a big and tall striker to tire the Japanese defense. but to answer your question with Taremi I think he would start with the same squad (only changing the CB who was suspended today) but now without Taremi ... I think our only option is to park the bus waiting for penalties or another blunder from Japanese GK. our team is too old, having only 2 days rest will favor Japan too. I really don't give too much chance to Iran. but this is football, everything is possible

INDIA AT THE TOTALLYMPICS INTERNATIONAL SONG CONTEST Continent - Asia Population: 1431.31 million Capital: New Delhi TISC Appearances 19 TISC Open Appearances 10 TISC Annual Appearances 9 National Records Overall Best Finish 6th National Record Points 124 pts National Record Average 3.65 PPJ National Record Points Streak 6 National Record Medal Streak 2 National Records Open Best Finish 6th National Record Points 124 pts National Record Average 3.65 PPJ National Record Points Streak 3 National Records Annual Best Finish 18th National Record Points 79 pts National Record Average 2.14 PPJ National Record Points Streak 6 Overall Medals 0 0 0 India - List of All TISC Entries Edition Contest Artist - Song Rank Points #1 TISC Open 2013 Shreya Ghoshal & Benny Dayal - Kaise Mujhe 22nd 46 pts #2 TISC Annual 2014 A.R. Rahman - Patakha Guddi 31st 27 pts #3 TISC Open 2014 Sachin-Jigar, Mohit Chauhan, Priya Panchal, Deane Sequeira, Tanvi Shah - Bezubaan 34th 24 pts #4 TISC Annual 2015 Did Not Participate - - #5 TISC Open 2015 Lagaan, Aamir Khan & A.R. Rahman - Chale Chalo 34th 45 pts #6 TISC Annual 2016 Vijay Yesudas - Malare 34th 18 pts #7 TISC Open 2016 A.R. Rahman & Lata Mangeshkar - Luka Chuppi 31st 32 pts #8 TISC Annual 2017 Aamir Khan - Dhaakad 25th 57 pts #9 TISC Open 2017 Amitabh Bachchan - Ekla Cholo Re 14th 84 pts #10 TISC Annual 2018 Shreya Ghoshal, Swaroop Khan - Ghoomar 26th 63 pts #11 TISC Open 2018 Shivkumar Sharma, Hariprasad Chaurasia & Brij Bhushan Kabra - Nat Bhairav 34th 27 pts #12 TISC Annual 2019 Ranveer Singh - Apna Time Aayega 34th 28 pts #13 TISC Open 2019 Remo Fernandes - Maria Pitache 33rd 37 pts #14 TISC Annual 2020 Ananya Birla - Better 18th 79 pts #15 TISC Open 2020 Bethsy, Pensy, Temi Sailao - Mamawh Chhanna Lal Isua 6th 124 pts #16 TISC Annual 2021 Nikato Y Tamang - Just Hold On 31st 46 pts #17 TISC Open 2021 Shreya Ghoshal - Sun Raha Hai Na Tu 33rd 26 pts #18 TISC Annual 2022 Benjamin Sum - Chhingmit In Biahthu Kan Hlan 28th 61 pts #19 TISC Open 2022 Vidya Vox ft. Vandana Iyer - Be Free (Pallivaalu Bhadravattakam 9th 108 pts #20 TISC Annual 2023 Armaan Malik - You 19th 63 pts Most Successful Indian Entry