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Central American & Caribbean Games- San Salvador, El Salvador July 2-7, 2023 Full Results Women's 400m Marileidy Paulino Women's 100m Hurdles Jasmine Camacho-Quinn Women's Triple Jump Yulimar Rojas Liadagmis Povea Leyanis Perez Hernandez Women's Long Jump Natalia Linares Men's 200m Alexander Ogando Men's 400m Jereem Richards Michael Joseph Men's Triple Jump Lazaro Martinez

a couple of curious facts about the US Trials in the women's Javelin, only Ariana Ince is qualified to World Champs so far, despite being only 6th in the Trials event the top 5 girls, in fact, don't have the required measure yet (they still have time to reach for that until the last day according to the WA deadline) also in the women and men's 10k races the qualified athletes are not exactly the top 3 of the actual Trials race (it's 1, 2 and 5 among the women; 1, 2 and 4 among the men) same for Decathlon (1st, 2nd and 4th have the ticket at the moment...actually, in this case I'd say it's definitive, since you just can't do another top class decathlon in such a short time) in women's Eptathlon only Anna Hall is qualified to the World Champs, same with Vashti Cunningham in the women's HJ and Donald Scott in the men's TJ never seen such lack of depth in US Athletics... meanwhile, also the 100m specialists have been decided: women's 100m 1. Sha'Carri Richardson 10.82 (10.71 in earlier rounds) 2.Brittany Brown 10.90 (PB) 3.Tamari Davis 10.99 (4.Tamara Clark 11.03) men's 100m 1.Cravont Charleston 9.95 2.Christian Coleman 9.96 3.Noah Lyles 10.00 (4.Brandon Carnes 10.10 not yet qualifiefied to the World Champs, the next best within the qualification standard is Trayvon Bromell, 6th in 10.14) p.s. in this race also Fred Kerley is entitled to participate as the current World champion, despite missing the Trials' competition in this race (he's running the 200m)

No, this is now the event in swimming and WE rule it

2023 European Junior Championships: Day 4 Results Boys 100m Butterfly: 1. Casper Puggaard - 52.67 2. Lukas Edl - 53.37 3. Ethan Dumesnil - 53.68 Boys 200m Breaststroke: 1. Steijn Louter - 2:14.11 2. Collin van der Hoff - 2:15.39 3. Emilian Hollank - 2:15.98 Boys 50m Freestyle: 1. Lorenzo Ballarati - 22.56 2. Szymon Misiak - 22.75 3. Davide Passafaro - 22.81 Girls 200m Breaststroke: 1. Justine Delmas - 2:25.62 2. Eneli Jefimova - 2:26.20 2. Olivia Klint Ipsa - 2:26.20 Boys 200m Backstroke: 1. Oleksandr Zheltiakov - 1:55.79 (OQT) 2. Merlin Ficher - 1:57.15 (OQT) 3. Apostolos Siskos - 1:58.37 Girls 200m Backstroke: 1. Dora Molnar - 2:11.06 2. Holly McGill - 2:12.52 3. Estella Tonrath - 2:12.65 Boys 400m IM: 1. Emanuele Potenza - 4:21.90 2. Oleksii Hrabarov - 4:22.94 3. Domenico de Gregorio - 4:23.67 Mixed 4x100m Medley Relay: 1. Denmark - 3:50.04 2. Great Britain - 3:53.74 3. Italy - 3:53.81 Medal Table (24 Nations) Rank NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Italy 6 4 3 13 2 Hungary 6 2 0 8 3 Denmark 3 1 0 4 4 Turkiye 2 0 1 3 5 Czechia 2 0 0 2 6 France 1 2 3 6 7 Ukraine 1 2 0 3 8 Estonia 1 1 0 2 8 Netherlands 1 1 0 2 10 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 0 0 1 10 Bulgaria 1 0 0 1 12 Great Britain 0 4 4 8 13 Sweden 0 2 2 4 14 Romania 0 2 1 3 15 Poland 0 2 0 2 16 Germany 0 1 4 5 17 Austria 0 1 0 1 17 Serbia 0 1 0 1 19 Belgium 0 0 1 1 19 Greece 0 0 1 1 19 Spain 0 0 1 1 19 Finland 0 0 1 1 19 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 19 Slovakia 0 0 1 1

Rapinoe is a great footballer but her activism in last few years was more important thing than her play. Wont miss her.

And, according to the Kenyan press….a spate of late withdrawals. https://nation.africa/kenya/sports/athletics/anti-doping-rules-catch-athletes-by-surprise-as-low-key-ak-trials-start-4296394

2023 Asian ParaVolley Championships In the women's competition, China beat Iran 3–0 China successfully defend their title and qualified for Paris 2024

Germany lost to Zambia in a friendly

Preliminary endurance team selection for Worlds: https://www.cyclismecanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/2023-06-28-Endurance-Track-worlds-prelim.pdf

Glenka Antonia won her country’s first ever medal at the CAC Games, a silver medal in women’s high jump now the only active associate member without at medal at the CAC Games.

https://www.paralympic.org/athletics/live-results/info-live-results/athd23/eng/zz/ZZS158A_ATHD23AT@@@@@@@ENG.htm

French Guiana and Sint Marteen did not participated after all. Hopefully next time they will.

Overall a good first day at our National Championships, which are being held in Volos for the first time. The two big stars who competed today were Tzengko and Karalis. Tzengko won the women's javelin with 58.50, which was her only valid throw. She fouled her second and didn't throw again. Karalis won the men's pole vault with 5.50, and had three failed attempts at 5.72. The women's 100m was a great race, even without Emmanouilidou who has 11.21 this year (she's resting to focus on the European U23s). Anastasiou won with a new PB of 11.41 (she previously had 11.52), and Tsoukala was second with a new PB of 11.44 (she previously had 11.48). Spanoudaki, who is coming back from injury, had a respectable third place finish with 11.49. With these three girls and Emmanouilidou (plus Pesiridou who only competed in 100H here), we can have a real shot at qualifying a relay for Paris The men's 100 had a wind of +4.2 so unfortunately those marks won't count (though I guess they do for rankings), as the medalists were Nyfantopoulos (10.15w), Trivyzas (10.31w), and an unknown young athlete named Volikas (10.32w). We also saw big things in the men's triple jump. Pantazis won gold with 17.19w (he also had 16.91 today which was with +1.4 so that is his new PB, after he had 16.86 from 2021). 41 yo Tsiamis got silver with 16.82w (his best legal jump today was 16.39), and European indoor silver medalist Andrikopoulos got bronze with 16.18, which was his only valid jump today as he also had 5 (!!!) fouls. The men's hammer was underwhelming, with the medals going to Anastasakis (74.21), Frantzeskakis (72.72), and Zaltos (72.26). All three will be going to Budapest anyways so I guess it doesn't matter too much that they were so far from their PBs today. Douvalidis won the men's 110 hurdles for the 28423686754th time, with a SB of 13.61, and Pesiridou won the women's 100 hurdles for the 284387428th time, with a SB of 13.05. We had a lot of PBs and SBs in that race. Mouzenidis won the men's shot put with a new PB of 19.98. After his U23, U20 and U18 success, I definitely expected more from him, but maybe now he is finally moving in the right direction again. He only turned 24 yo last week, so he still has time on his side. The level in the women's high jump was embarrassingly low, but Dosi won gold with a new PB of 1.88. She had our national U20 and U18 records and then stopped improving since the pandemic began, but now this year she got two new PBs so hopefully she's on the right path again. She's only 22 yo so she also has time. Koreneva won the women's triple jump with 13.92w, and also a new PB of 13.87(+1.3). Karydi finally jumped over 13m for the first time this year in qualifying (13.11), but in the final all three of her valid jumps had too much wind assistance to be a new SB. She won silver with 13.55w. Lastly, we saw a new U20NR from Kallimogianni in the women's 3000 steeplechase, who improved her own NR from 10:26.11 to 10:21.51 to win bronze. Even more impressive was 20 yo Rafailaki who won silver, improving her PB from 10:41.70 to 10:20.79

all qualify women's basketball teams

It's Coming home England is Euro U21 Champions

2023 European Junior Championships: Day 5 Results Girls 200m Butterfly: 1. Lana Pudar - 2:06.26 (OQT) 2. Alina Baievych - 2:10.78 3. Glenda Abonyi-Toth - 2:11.61 Girls 100m Freestyle: 1. Smilte Plytnykaite - 55.31 2. Sara Curtis - 55.35 3. Dora Molnar - 55.56 Boys 800m Freestyle: 1. Petar Mitsin - 7:47.45 (OQT) 2. Vlad Stancu - 7:49.68 (OQT) 3. Kuzey Tuncelli - 7:52.39 (OCT) Girls 800m Freestyle: 1. Merve Tuncel - 8:35.10 2. Marian Ploeger - 8:36.55 3. Julia Ackermann - 8:36.85 Boys 4x200m Freestyle Relay: 1. Italy - 7:17.42 2. France - 7:18.23 3. Turkey - 7:21.38 Pudar now ranks 4th in the world this year in the 200m Butterfly while Mitsin and Stancu rank 11th and 20th in the 800m Freestyle. Medal Table (24 Nations) Rank NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Italy 7 5 3 15 2 Hungary 6 2 2 10 3 Denmark 3 1 0 4 4 Turkiye 3 0 3 6 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2 0 0 2 5 Czechia 2 0 0 2 5 Bulgaria 2 0 0 2 8 France 1 3 3 7 9 Ukraine 1 2 0 3 10 Estonia 1 1 0 2 10 Netherlands 1 1 0 2 12 Lithuania 1 0 1 2 13 Great Britain 0 4 4 8 14 Germany 0 3 5 8 15 Romania 0 3 1 4 16 Sweden 0 2 2 4 17 Poland 0 2 0 2 18 Austria 0 1 0 1 18 Serbia 0 1 0 1 20 Belgium 0 0 1 1 20 Greece 0 0 1 1 20 Spain 0 0 1 1 20 Finland 0 0 1 1 20 Slovakia 0 0 1 1

I’d just change it to 2024

CAC MTB quotas: M: W:

It will still be held in

British National Championships referees shown they are not going to be messed about - two guys simultaneously DQed in a single 400m heat!

Kickboxing would add a new group of fans if it's the 'real' professional kickboxing, the big names that headline big events. That's definitely never going to be an option (for one because there is no way you can make them fight a bunch of fights within two weeks in a responsible manner), so one would be stuck with the amateur version, which indeed would add....well, nothing. No fans, no money, nothing really indeed.

Tajus Juška continues to impress with 6 Q mark to the 100m Free semis, against athletes 4 years older than him. He would've swept like three golds at EYOF if he was old enough to participate Jazdauskas and Babakinas scrape by to their semis. Other than that, lots of underperformances today from many of our team, but at least we managed another final in the 4x200m Free. The evening session is very important though, as it's the final chance for our Freestyle talent Plytnykaitė to get any medal at these championships. Don't know if she is at her peak here, but she is swimming somewhat close to her PB's. She needs to pull though today and show that her 1st entry time here wasn't just for show.

https://www.leichtathletik.de/termine/top-events/dm-2023-kassel/live-ergebnisse

Italian Team celebrates the 100 medals https://fb.watch/lERKEg8_MC/

It's not surprising to me, Cuba is a complete disaster in reception and setting. Any average team like Germany can beat them just by playing tidy. I see Cuba like Bulgaria, they have these big talents in attack but there's nothing they can do with them because they barely get good balls to attack in first place.

never realized that

Someone posted a video where someone shows a video of incident into r/fencing. It looks like Mexico actually got point and the coach and another team member ran onto the piste celebrating before the point was awarded. The coach took off his shirt and threw it during celebrations, and was then blackcarded.

Arab Games- Algiers, Algeria July 4-7, 2023 Full Results Men's Triple Jump Yasser Triki Women's 3000m Steeplechase Winfred Yavi Marwa Bouzayani Women's 400m Hurdles Kemi Adekoya

Meeting International de Sotteville- Sotteville-les-Rouen, France July 7, 2023 Full Results Men's Triple Jump Hugues Fabrice Zango Men's Pole Vault Kurtis Marschall

Meeting International de Sotteville 2023 - Sotteville-lès-Rouen July 7, 2023 Full Results Men's pole vault Kurtis Marschall Men's triple jump Hugues Fabrice Zango

Commonwealth Games, the women finished fifth, while the men were 8th

Curious case of Casper Ruud - last seven Grand Slam results for him were 2R - F - 2R - F - 2R - F - 2R starting with US Open 2021 (he missed AO 2022)

With Iran men's team in the final having already qualified through the 2022 World ParaVolley Championships, this means that Kazakhstan , as the host of the 2023 Asian/Oceanian championship, has ensured one ticket for Paris 2024 after making it to the final.

2023 World Boccia Africa Regional Championships Qualification results Team BC1/BC2: Tunisia Pairs BC3: South Africa Pairs BC4: Egypt

Arguably the women are better at every Olympic team sport than the men

Jamaican men's 4x1 is looking like it'll be a force again this year after three athletes went sub 10 for the first time in the heats of the Jamaican trials. 9.91 Kishane Thompson 9.94 Kadrian Goldson 9.98 Rohan Watson Other athletes that have been sub 10 already this year 9.99 Bouwahjgie NKRUMIE 9.95 Oblique SEVILLE (best 9.86) 9.89 Ackeem BLAKE

I also follow the meetings and championships that take place in France

2023 European Junior Championships: Day 3 Results Boys 200m IM: 1. Miroslav Knedla - 2:00.26 2. Christian Mantegazza - 2:01.10 3. Matthew Ward - 2:01.17 Girls 50m Freestyle: 1. Sara Curtis - 25.14 2. Nina Jazy - 25.38 3. Skye Carter - 25.41 Girls 100m Butterfly: 1. Lana Pudar - 56.95 (OQT) 2. Martine Damborg - 58.35 3. Emmy Hallkvist - 59.50 Boys 1500m Freestyle: 1. Kuzey Tuncelli - 14:58.89 (OQT) 2. Vlad Stancu - 15:00.51 (OQT) 3. Emir Batur Albayrak - 15:00.57 (OQT) Girls 4x200m Freestyle Relay: 1. Hungary - 8:00.25 2. Italy - 8:03.22 3. France - 8:05.62 Medal Table (20 Nations) Rank NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Hungary 5 2 0 7 2 Italy 4 4 0 8 3 Turkiye 2 0 1 3 4 Czechia 2 0 0 2 5 Denmark 1 1 0 2 6 Estonia 1 0 0 1 6 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 0 0 1 6 Bulgaria 1 0 0 1 9 Great Britain 0 2 4 6 10 Romania 0 2 1 3 11 Germany 0 1 3 4 12 Sweden 0 1 2 3 12 France 0 1 2 3 14 Ukraine 0 1 0 1 14 Poland 0 1 0 1 14 Serbia 0 1 0 1 17 Belgium 0 0 1 1 17 Finland 0 0 1 1 17 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 17 Slovakia 0 0 1 1

Sha'Carri Richardson 10.71 W 100m (HEATS!) at the USA T&F Championships WL, and new PB as well.

More rain. At this rate some R1 matches won't start until Thursday Wimbledon didn't close the roof on the show courts because they somehow hoped it will only be a mere shower so there's a delay on the roof courts as well. What a shambles. Just fuck with the tradition and put as many matches as you can but I presume those morons living in 19th century will claim the audience paid to see only the best known names so who cares about the rest?

Livestream for the European Junior Championships https://www.youtube.com/@SwimStreamChannel/streams

Highlights from Day 5 at the USA Swim Trials Katie Ledecky 15:29.64 W 1500FR (#6 Performance All-Time) Kate Douglass 2:07.09 W 200IM (#6 Performer All-Time) Alex Walsh 2:07.89 W 200IM (#26 Performance All-Time) Carson Foster 1:56.19 M 200IM Bobby Finke 7:40.34 M 800FR (WL, and #13 Performance All-Time) Abbey Weitzeil 24.00 W 50FR (#13 Performer All-Time) Gretchen Walsh 24.31 W 50FR Ryan Held 21.50 M 50FR Luka Mijatovic 8:02.44 M 800FR (Yet another 13-14 NAG, this time it was 5.52s faster then his previous record)

Highlights from Day 3 at the USA Swim Trials Torri Huske 56.11 W 100FL (WL) Dare Rose 50.74 M 100FL Thomas Heilman 51.19 M 100FL (0.09 off Phelps 17-18 NAG) Lily King 29.77 W 50BR Lydia Jacoby 29.81 W 50BR Katharine Berkoff 27.13 W 50BK (0.01 off her AR) Regan Smith 27.14 W 50BK Justin Ress 24.10 M 50BK Hunter Armstrong 24.16 M 50BK

Highlights from Day 2 at the USA Swim Trials Gretchen Walsh 25.11 W 50FL Regan Smith 2:03.80 W 200BK Torri Huske 25.33 W 50FL Rhyan White 2:05.77 W200BK Claire Curzan 2:06.35 W200BK Kennedy Noble 2:06.54 W200BK Lily King 2:20.95 W200BR Kate Douglass 2:21.22 W200BR

more on that... women's 100m Free 2. Abbey Weitzeil 53.11 3. Gretchen Walsh 53.14 4. Olivia Smoliga 53.28 compared to Australia, top 4 swimming 3.32.10 vs top 4 swimming 3.30.73 (simple addition of the individual times, no "fly start compensation") men's 100m Free 1. Jack Alexy 47.93 2. Chris Guiliano 47.98 3. Matt King 47.99 4. Destin Lasco 48.00 compared to Australia, top 4 swimming 3.11.90 vs top 4 swimming 3.12.31 (simple addition of the individual times, no "fly start compensation")

Highlights from Day 1 at the USA Swim Trials Katie Ledecky W 800FR 8:07.07 (#3 Performance All-Time) Bobby Finke M 1500FR 14:42.81 Thomas Heilman M 200FL 1:54.54 (Breaking Phelps 15-16 NAG of 1:54.58, which was also the WR at the time) Kate Douglass W 100FR 52.57 (#9 All-Time) Luka Mijatovic M 1500FR 15:32.18 (Just over a second off the 13-14 NAG)