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Some Chinese Olympic Trials link package: Schedule and Result:https://swm-info.ydfuture.com/ Prelims Start List:https://weibo.com/5277693139/5024583862453267 https://weibo.com/5277693139/5024584195638022 Livestream: CCTV5(only finals and not everyday) https://tv.cctv.com/live/cctv5/index.shtml?spm=C73465.PhvcG4VlqNFF.EyAwthc54FQC.16 CCTV app link(all prelims and finals may need to register) 4.20 prelims https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174944 4.20 finals https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600175006 4.21 p https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174947 4.21 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600175007 4.22 p https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174949 4 22 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600175031 4.23 p https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174948 4.23 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600175023 4.24 p https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174950 4.24 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600175027 4.25 p https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174951 4.25 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174259 4.26 p https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174955 4.26 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600175029 4.27 f https://www.yangshipin.cn/#/live/detail?pid=600174945

here are the quotas, max 2 quotas for everybody 57: 65: 74: 86: 97: 125:

CAS would probably accept it too.

https://www.youtube.com/live/Bp_vIC-nVPc?si=MUkKnBZod5L2vMGH Korea always streams well. Only that you have to search in English their sports federation and translate to Korean and search

and Kazakhstan won a close battle with Japan and Uzbekistan to win the Men's C2 quota.

Looks like the Germans saw what was happening in Australia. 400 freestyle times from today: 3:41.98 for Lukas Märtens 3:42.81 for Oliver Klemet

with 2 quotas in the ranking I would say 80%

Chill ! We will get something bonus in shooting,archery 🙂🙂.

women's 50m 3-Position Rifle Gold: Jeanette Hegg Duestad Silver: Emely Jäggi Bronze: Chiara Leone Olympic Quota Places (to the NOC, NOT to the Athlete): & Full Results and Ranking https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19533

Quota for Croatia and South Korea in Floor (M)

Nice work. Just to notify that women’s 100m fly results are semifinal and I am really looking forward to Zhang Yufei’s final tomorrow.

Chinese Trials, Day #1 women's 100m Fly Semifinals Zhang Yufei, 56.47 Wang Yichun, 57.55 men's 400m Freestyle 1.Pan Zhanle, 3.45.58 2.Zhang Zhanshuo, 3.45.82 3.Fei Liwei, 3.45.96 women's 400m Freestyle 1.Li Bingjie, 4.04.03 2.Liu Yaxin, 4.04.88 men's 100m Breastroke Semifinals Dong Zhihao, 59.61 (1st Semi) Qin Haiyang, 58.62 (2nd Semi) Sun Jiajun, 59.14 (2nd Semi) Relay Times women's 4*100m Freestyle Cheng Yujie, 53.97 (1st leg) Yang Junxuan, 53.55 (internal leg) Wu Qingfeng, 52.71 (internal leg) Li Bingjie, 53.56 (internal leg) men's 4*100m Freestyle Chen Jun'er, 48.13 (1st leg) Pan Zhanle, 47.57 (internal leg) Liu Wudi, 48.53 (1st leg) Hope I got it right with google translate... @Vic Liu feel free to make me notice any possible mistake

Australian Open Championships: Day 3 *NOT an Olympic selection event Men's 200m Individual Medley: 1. William Petric - 1:58.43 (PB) 2. Lewis Clareburt - 1:58.73 3. Se-Bom Lee - 2:00.90 Women's 200m Breaststroke: 1. Jenna Strauch - 2:23.33 2. Matilda Smith - 2:24.89 3. Abbey Harkin - 2:26.11 Men's 50m Freestyle: 1. Cameron McEvoy - 21.93 2. Kyle Chalmers - 21.98 (PB) 3. Thomas Nowakowski - 22.08 Women's 50m Backstroke: 1. Kaylee Mckeown - 27.07 1. Mollie O'Callaghan - 27.16 (PB) 3. Iona Anderson - 27.75 Men's 100m Butterfly: 1. Matthew Temple - 50.80 2. Shaun Champion - 51.28 (PB) (not far off tough Aussie QT 51.17) 3. Ben Armbruster - 51.88 Women's 400m Freestyle: 1. Ariarne Titmus - 3:59.13 (fastest ever time while in heavy training) 2. Lani Pallister - 4:01.75 (PB) 3. Kiah Melverton - 4:06.94 Women's 100m Backstroke: 1. Mark Nikolaev - 54.61 2. Lee Juho - 54.62 3. Bradley Woodward - 54.74 Women's 50m Butterfly: 1. Rikako Ikee - 25.33 (looks like fastest she's been since her return) 2. Emma Mckeon - 25.70 (PB) 3. Alex Perkins - 25.90 (PB) Men's 800m Freestyle: 1. Elijah Winnington - 7:43.08 2. Sam Short - 7:43.98 3. Kim Woomin - 7:49.69

Swim Open, Berlin Men's 100m Freestyle: Josha Salchow 48,23sec Protokoll (berlinswimopen.de)

Silver for Caeli McKay/Kate Miller in women’s 10m synchro at the Xi’an Diving WC, with a score of 296.10. Up 8.76 points on their Doha score, good sign heading into Paris. Some of the big pairings are absent however, such as Spendolini-Siriex/Toulson and Jin-Mi/Mi-Rae.

and gotta tell you...I did it again! I won my Fantasy NHL League for the second time in a row it's been a difficult season, but thanks to a well balanced team on offense (mention of honor, "my" Kirill Kaprizov and the good oldies Evgeni "Gino" Malkin and Steve Stamkos) and defense (Quinn Hughes a star, Victor Hedman always a guarantee, Gia Forsling rock solid in the +/- stat) and, above all, thanks to Sergey Bobrovsky superstar, Vezina edition between the pipes, finally I took it home once again time to party, now!

2024 Diving World Cup Super Final - Xi'an Men's 10m Platform Synchro - Final Result: 1.) Yang Hao / Lian Junjie - 472.92 2.) Noah Williams / Tom Daley - 440.37 3.) Jaden Shiloh Eikermann Gregorchuk / Timo Barthel - 393.09 ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4.) Cassiel Rousseau / Domonic Bedggood - 389.76 5.) Kevin Berlin Reyes / Randal Willars Valdez - 375.60 6.) Zachary Cooper / Maxwell Flory - 363.90 7.) Danylo Avanesov / Mark Hrytsenko - 361.62 8.) Andreas Sargent Larsen / Riccardo Giovannini - 355.53 Women's 10m Platform Synchro - Final Result: 1.) Quan Hongchan / Chen Yuxi - 364.86 2.) Katie Miller / Caeli McKay - 296.10 3.) Kseniia Bailo / Sofiia Lyskun - 294.42 ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4.) Viviana Del Angel Peniche / Alejandra Estudillo Torres - 292.74 5.) Christina Wassen / Elena Wassen - 281.76 6.) Emilie Moore / Kaylee Bishop - 237.06

NHL Playoffs, Round #1 (Best-of-7 Series) Eastern Conference Florida Panthers (1A) vs Tampa Bay Lightning (WC1) Boston Bruins (2A) vs Toronto Maple Leafs (3A) New York Rangers (1M) vs Washington Capitals (WC2) Carolina Hurricanes (2M) vs New York Islanders (3M) Western Conference Dallas Stars (1C) vs Vegas Golden Knights (WC2) Winnipeg Jets (2C) vs Colorado Avalanche (C3) Vancouver Canucks (1P) vs Nashville Predators (WC1) Edmonton Oilers (P2) vs Los Angeles Kings (P3) once again... Full 1st Round Schedule https://www.nhl.com/news/2024-stanley-cup-playoffs-first-round-schedule

good day for Kazakhstan, they won both remaining double quotas

Tammara Thibeault with an excellent 5-0 win over Li Qian at the World Boxing Cup in Pueblo, Colorado, United States! Qian is a Rio 2016 bronze medalist, and a Tokyo 2020 silver medalist. She also won bronze at the 2023 World Championships, and gold at the 2022 Asian Games.

Come on don’t judge her. She absorbed everything while being at the same room and exact time when her grandma’s daschund sneezed and all that substances were sprayed into the air.

M1X Heats -> SF Rest go to repechage LM2X Heats-> Final Repechage #1 Repechage #2 ( 1-2 in each repechage will qualify for Finals) W1X Heats-> SF Repechage (1-3 qualifies to SF) LW2X Heats->Final Repechage #1 X2 Repechage #2 X2 Only winner of each repechage qualifies to Final

Thanks, also hoping for Rampula do qualify. Anyways was thinking how about the US team as they have already selected Sanderson for the Olympic team despite Henry Leverett earned the quota. Let's see how the final goes.

Women's K2 quota goes to .... guess who ? greedy China they beat Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan narrowly. this is China's 2nd string squad. their better athletes are already qualified in WK4.

Mixed 470 - 4 quotas Favorites: 1. 2. 3. 4. Possible: Low Chances: ------------------------------------ Mixed Nacra 17 - 4 quotas Favorites: 1. 2. 3. 4. Possible:

Will another supersuit record drop? The 400m free might be the events to watch for both genders

Steven Williams

i don't know how i'm going to survive the actual olympics, because watching him get that quota was intense, swiss guy properly fell apart right at the end

once again, when a global event is held in it's almost impossible to have a comprehensive and up-to-date coverage this is all what we know from Day #1 of the new stage of the K1PL in Cairo Karate 1 Premier League ( Cairo) Finals Lineup Women's Individual Kata Gold Medal Match: Maho Ono vs Kiri Mishima Bronze Medal Match #1: Aya Hesham vs Saeko Azuma Bronze Medal Match #2: Grace Lau Mo Sheung vs Natsuki Shimizu Women's Individual Kumite, -50kg Gold Medal Match: Moldir Zhangbyrbay vs Ganna Aly Bronze Medal Match #1: Cylia Ouikene vs Ema Sgardelli Bronze Medal Match #2: Sara Tsutsumi vs Sofia Cardenas Balcazar Women's Individual Kumite, -61kg Gold Medal Match: Reem Khamis vs Anna-Johanna Nilsson Bronze Medal Match #1: Yuki Kujuro vs Sarara Shimada Bronze Medal Match #2: Alexandra Grande vs Nina Radjenovic Men's Individual Kumite, -60kg Gold Medal Match: Hiromu Hashimoto vs Abdallah Hammad Bronze Medal Match #1: Kaisar Alpysbay vs Zyad Aly Bronze Medal Match #2: Christos-Stefanos Xenos vs Abdullah Shaaban Men's Individual Kumite, -75kg Gold Medal Match: Omer Faruk Yurur vs Abdalla Abdelaziz Bronze Medal Match #1: Yusei Sakiyama vs Youssef Farag Bronze Medal Match #2: Hamza Turulja vs Enzo Berthon Men's Individual Kumite, -84kg Gold Medal Match: Youssef Badawy vs Mohammad Aljafari Bronze Medal Match #1: Matteo Fiore vs Valerii Sonnykh Bronze Medal Match #2: Falleh Midoune vs Ivan Kvesic updated...

This is one of those medals I really hope they get. McKay and Benfeito lost the bronze in 202(1) by half a point. They outscored the Mexicans on every dive except one (and outscored the silver medalist Americans 3/5 dives). That means if one judge would have scored them 0.5 higher on one dive they would have gotten a medal. It was kind of frustrating that they didn't get it in the end, so I really hope McKay and now Miller can pull through in Paris.

Big chances, 2 world cups Baku, Germany plus EC. I think for ranling quota are favourites 1. Cze 2. UKR / 3. ITA 4. POL 5. UK. Europe should not be worry about AUS/PERU has one event more (EC). For me someone from this 4 should grab quota from EC. It's better to predict after Baku (begging of may).

Rampula why...

my take on what happened today as for Iran, only once in history we failed to qualify a full men's freestyle team and that was in 1996 only because our 48kg guy failed in the weight-in! (only one qualification tournament back then) but I'm afraid it will happen again, they are trying different wrestlers but we are just weak in lower weights. Mohammadnejad-Javan had a good draw today but he failed miserably. it's already decided who is going to Turkey but I'm not optimistic at all. we won two quotas today, Emami at 74 had a shaky start against the Korean but he was much much better in the afternoon and made up for that terrible start. but 97kg Azarpira was simply terrible. I don't know what's wrong with him, sometimes he wrestles like a future Olympic Champion but sometimes he is just bad. he won the quota but gave us a scare in both matches. after all I was expecting 2 and we got 2 but the performance was worrisome 57kg: Almaz-uulu survived two close matches against CHN and MGL to qualify. while he was lucky I think he was the better wrestler from the top half. I feel sorry for Aman, his offence is world class but his weak defense costs him sometimes like today. Abdullaev knew even 9-0 lead is not safe against Aman, so he never stopped attacking until he won 10-0. poor tactical match from Aman, I still think he will quaify next time but other wrestlers are figuring him out. he has to adjust 65kg: Akmataliev had two tough matches against MGL #2 (I still can't understand they they didn't register Tulga) and PRK. you never see North Korean wrestlers gassing but it happened today. in the other half the first round match was the real final, this new Japanese kid Kiyooka is a real deal. he beat Kudiev despite making lots of errors. with a little more of international experience I would consider him a gold medal favorite in Paris (or in next few years) 74kg: Emami and Abdurakhmanov were top 2 wrestlers in the draw and won the quotas. not much drama here 86kg: Hayato Ishiguro is a good wrestler himself but today was his lucky day. he was supposed to go through Deepak and Sharipov but then that happened to Deepak and Sharipov lost to the Korean and Ishiguro had to wrestle something like 1 minute to qualify Bahrain made a big big mistake letting Sharipov wrestle at the Asian Champs few days ago. he was very tired today and lost easily. the other SF finished 1-1 (passivity points only) and MGL won a lucky undeserving quota. the Chinese wrestler was a bit better but after all none of them deserved the quota but someone had to win. 97kg: Yergali was lucky to beat the Chinese wrestler. still I think he was the better wrestler but the top half was easier anyway. in bottom half I think Yoshida has a bright future. Azarpira somehow managed to beat him but that was an ugly win. the Mongolian was tough too. I won't be surprised if both of them qualify in Turkey. 125kg: Monkhtor beat the grandpa Deng by two passivity cautions. he controlled the center of the mat and Deng could's score on him. Deng beat him last year in Belgrade but he is aging. in other SF I was expecting a win for Sharpiov but same as his brother in 86kg he made a huge mistake (by participating at the Asian Champs) he was deadly tired already and the Giant Kazakh took his chance.

Congrats my friends

Beijing Half Marathon results from last weekend will not stand. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/68853295

and he didn't Abdullaev had the perfect tactic for this match, attaching Aman with everything he has in first 2-3 minutes to finish the match early. he knew Aman will eat him alive in the 2nd period 57kg quotas go to and

W1X Heats-> SF Repechage -> SF

The first session was a nightmare, we lost just one match but it could be easily 3. all 3 of them were just a shadow of themselves. obviously something went wrong in their preparations we knew we are weak at 57kg but that was wow. Mohammadnejad lost 14-3 to a guy from Mongolia! that was his golden chance and he threw it away, he won't see the national team forever or at least not anytime soon. Emami was shaky and gave up lots of points in scrumbles. still his opponent was old and finally gassed. but Azarpira almost lost to the Japanese-Iranian Yoshida. the final score 9-1 is completely misleading. Yoshida had the control for the entire match and Azarpira had to rely on his counter attacks. he was dead after 2-3 minutes and I don't know how he survived Yoshida. I'm not confident at all about the afternoon matches, but they have time to recover and think about what they did in the morning. here are the semifinals 57: vs / vs 65: vs / vs 74: vs / vs 86: vs / vs 97: vs / vs 125: vs / vs

no good quality but still https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V-WOh8ZxjI

SLC getting a team right in time for the Olympics in 2034. I think hockey will do better than Phoenix.

Fiorentina is SF for the second year-in-a-row. Olympiacos reach the European semifinals for the first time ever. Road to Athens (AEK Arena, May 29th) Aston Villa vs Olympiacos Fiorentina vs Club Brugge

AQUA recently changed that rule. So now an athlete no longer needs to have competed at Worlds to be eligible.

Mens ILCA7 - 3 quotas (+1 Emerging Nations Program) Favorites: 1. 2. 3. Possible: Low Chances: -------------------------------------- Womens ILCA7 - 3 quotas (+1 Emerging Nations Program) Favorites: 1. 2. 3. Possible: Low Chances: ------------------------------------- Mens 49er - 4 quotas Favorites: 1. 2. 3. 4. Possible: Low Chances: -------------------------------------- Womens 49er - 5 quotas Favorites: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Possible:

and now it's official! the IJF has officially registered Kim Polling's switch from to now she can represent with immediate effect Polling's words on the social media (in Italian...google might be helpful): "Ciao a tutti, mi chiamo Kim Polling e posso dirvi che da oggi posso rappresentare l’Italia. Sono super orgogliosa, grata, contenta e non lo so… ancora mille parole in più per darvi questa notizia. Vi parlo un po’ di me, vivo da otto anni in Italia, mi sono sposata un italiano che si chiama Andrea Regis, anche lui è stato un judoka. Abbiamo una figlia, Aurora, che è nata quasi due anni fa e viviamo a San Mauro Torinese. Ho fatto quest’anno la richiesta all’IJF di cambio nazionalità ed oggi è arrivata la notifica che è stato dato l’ok. Sono davvero super orgogliosa, grata e voglio ringraziare l’Italia, ringraziare l’Accademia Torino, la palestra in cui mi alleno da sette anni e non vedo l’ora per il futuro. Vedremo quello che riesco a fare."

Social media is full of Dubai videos. Not a surprise that people on airport are stranded.

None of us Canadians were expecting field hockey quotas (and table tennis if you’re talking about the team events) lol.