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Unbelievable. I honestly thought this day would never come. I'm speechless.

Oh my god, it's been so tough. I've been in a low mood for about 10 days. Today is Su Yiming's birthday. Happy birthday to him—what an amazing birthday present!

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So the voting draw has been completed. Here is the provisional voting order. Once a voting schedule for the Grand Final has been created we will look to see if there is any nation eligible to request a swap. Denmark will be opening the voting followed by their Scandinavian neighbour Sweden. will close the voting on the Grand Final day TISC Annual 2025 - Provisional Voting Order 1 Denmark 18 Israel 2 Sweden 19 Serbia 3 Slovakia 20 Romania 4 Indonesia 21 Brazil 5 Great Britain 22 Poland 6 Italy 23 Mexico 7 Spain 24 Netherlands 8 Kazakhstan 25 China 9 Ukraine 26 Slovenia 10 Bulgaria 27 Turkey 11 Germany 28 Albania 12 United States 29 Malta 13 France 30 Ireland 14 India 31 Argentina 15 Tunisia 32 Lithuania 16 Portugal 33 Guatemala 17 Greece 34 Canada

what a terrible Olympics for Italy, no hope at all. disastrosamente I didn't read the whole forum but I'm kind of sure one certain user wrote something like this yesterday or today or will write tomorrow when couple of Italians fail somewhere

Now, what an incredible story from Lucas. He suffered an injustice from the Norwegian federation, considered retiring, returned to train with a country without a strong tradition in the sport, and even though he has his own sponsors, he still doesn't compare to top teams like Switzerland or Norway. Well, here he is as an Olympic champion.

I almost died.

GRANDE LORA Still can't believe this actually happened. No one was of course expecting to medal in biathlon, one of the most competitive winter sports. A regular top 10 seemed impossible with the awful season we were having. Even our commentator, who is one of the best sporting journalists we have period, and has commentated biathlon for over 20 years was very emotional and started crying. He said, he never believed he would get the chance to commentate an Olympic medal for in his lifetime, as he wasn't on deck in 1998 & 2002, but here we are. Also, damn you Frenchies, couldn't you miss some more once in a while

I think @brunamoura is still enjoying herself somewhat.

We'll be back soon!

Hi all, I'm happy to have found others who love the Olympics as much as I do. Random facts about me: 1) I'm an almost 40-yr-old dad from the States (South Carolina). I'm teaching my girls to watch international sport/the Olympics...they know that when it's Olympics time, the TV doesn't tune in to anything else. And now that I've discovered the international federations and the competitions in the 'off years', my wife/kids know there's no telling what sport I'll be watching...currently watching the table tennis for today's finals at the Europe Smash. 2) I grew up loving geography, maps, cultures, languages, etc. (I'm a Spanish teacher now.) I always watched the Olympics growing up, and my favorite part has always been the Parade of Nations (which I know makes me an outlier among all of my friends who are there for the sport). Have always just loved the idea of having people from virtually every nation all together. And to see the sportsmanship and the Olympic spirit on display between the nations is so inspiring. I'm a Christian, and one thing we believe is that one day in the afterlife there will be peace among all, and while the Olympics isn't a perfect representation of that, it's a nice glimpse. 3) I had the opportunity to go to a baseball game during the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta (just a couple of hours from me)...I think it was Netherlands and Nicaragua. I got to see one of the bronze medals that the USA won in baseball that year, as one of the players (Matt LeCroy) was previously a student at my high school and he came to talk at our church afterwards. I also got to see the torch relay before 2002 in Salt Lake as it also came through South Carolina. 4) I grew up always liking figure skating and gymnastics, and of course swimming/diving/artistic swimming and track/field (athletics) were always fun to watch. But now, my sport that I follow most closely is Sport Climbing. I discovered it at the Tokyo Olympics and have been in love ever since. I didn't really think about it much after Tokyo, but leading up to Paris, I caught some of the Olympic Qualifier Series and discovered the IFSC. After Paris, I started watching all the comps in between. 5) Though Sport Climbing is my absolute favorite, when people ask what sports I watch in the Olympics, I have to honestly reply that I watch them all. I try to catch a little of each sport, trying to learn about sports that I'm less familiar with. Current secondary favorites are Table Tennis, Weightlifting, and Modern Pentathlon (and Curling in winter, and SkiMo has recently caught my eye). It also helps that I discovered more about the structure of International Sport, in that each one has their own federation, like the IFSC. I took some time to follow each of them on YouTube and Facebook, and I'll try to pay attention if there are some major competitions in the sports. 6) As I watch the Olympics, I also try to be intentional about watching athletes from as many nations as I can. Here in the USA, it's of course not surprising that NBC shows primarily stories related to our athletes...but I know other nations are just as proud of their athletes. So, in looking at other sports, I get to see other nations shine for a bit. I also try to watch things like the opening heats for the 100m in the pool or on the track to see athletes from all over the world compete. 7) I may or may not have purchased the soundtrack to the 2024 Opening Ceremony and listen to it quite frequently. (I also have gone back and watched the opening ceremony from the Olympics site a couple of times now, where it's ad-free and without NBC commentators checking in on Team USA. And interestingly enough, in the replay they uploaded, they fixed the error where North/South Korea were introduced as the other nation.) 8) Super happy to have found this site because of how it highlights qualification procedures. Growing up, I always wondered how people made it to the Olympics, and now that the Internet exists, I have found the Qualification docs on the Olympics site, and now there are sites like these that show when these events (and many more!) are taking place. I'm sure I have many other thoughts, but I'll let these suffice for now. Looking forward to following international sport over the next few years as we prepare for LA! (I hope to be there!)

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Brazil ahead of Canada in the medal table just as everyone predicted

Meanwhile using the break to say I am mostly absent here this time, unlike usually, but for good reason: besides being busy with Bruna's races and so on, it seems like - and that still is a big 'seems like', it is not yet official - her opponent in the fight for the Olympic cross-country skiing ticket has thrown in the towel, won't race tomorrow (the last day of qualifying) and with that.....it would be our very own (and my very own ) Bruna who qualifies for the Olympics As most here probably know, she qualified for Beijing, but had a bad car accident on the way in which the driver died and she had to be airlifted to the hospital. An accident that happened not 100km from where the Olympics will be next month... Again, nothing official yet and out of caution I haven't really shared much about it in the past months here, but I did want to take the moment to mention this carefully good news on a day that is always already so positive - TISC Grand Final Day

Merry Christmas to you all. Yes in Sweden the big day is today December 24, Christmas Eve.

What a day! Seeing Bruna compete and fulfill her Olympic dream...wow, just, wow We managed to get the large army of Swedes behind us to cheer specifically for her too, so that was awesome! And by some coincidence, we had a few Dutch people behind us After the qualifying, Duda (the other Brazilian) and her family came up to the grandstand and sat right in front of us. She had a good race and beat Bruna, so congrats to her. Unlike Duda, Bruna had quite a lot of large interviews with media ranging from Brazilian to Dutch so it took a lot longer for her to reach the grandstands, but she was in time to watch the quarters all the way up to the finals. Tears flowed when she reached us as a freshly minted Olympian I told her Duda was sitting right in front of us (she hadn't noticed), so - sportsmanship being her thing - she of course went immediately up to her to congratulate her. Duda's face turned into the most foul mooded face I have ever seen anyone have immediately and they literally immediately afterwards left There's an insane amount of action on Bruna's instagram at the moment (lots of interviews and stuff). Maybe some on Duda's as well, but I'm not sure, as - like Bruna - I am blocked by her for whatever reason, so no idea

TISC Annual 2025 - Voting Order & Provisional Grand Final Date I have arranged a voting schedule for the upcoming TISC Annual 2025. Please see your jury's designated voting time in the table below. For convenience I have included a column showing the host country time in GMT and the local time for each jury based on their specific time-zone. Please check to ensure the local time shown is correct as mistakes can happen! Fortunately I have only had to make one swap to ensure every jury has a voting window within a reasonable time in their local time. That was achieved by swapping and . China will now vote in position #12 while moves to position #25. For any juries who cannot personally deliver their votes during the live Grand Final, I will post their votes on their behalf. Now that I have the voting schedule, I can begin work on the voting and scoreboard templates. The provisional date I am setting for the Grand Final - Saturday 17th January. That's just under 3 weeks from now which I feel is necessary to allow enough time for me to fit in all the preparations around the holidays and an upcoming exam! Session 1 Host Time (GMT) Local Time Jury Voting 09:00 10:00 Denmark 09:10 10:10 Sweden 09:20 10:20 Slovakia 09:30 16:30 Indonesia 09:40 09:40 Great Britain 09:50 10:50 Italy 10:00 11:00 Spain 10:10 15:10 Kazakhstan Break 10:20 - 12:00 GMT Session 2 Host Time Local Time Jury Voting 12:00 14:00 Ukraine 12:10 14:10 Bulgaria 12:20 13:20 Germany 12:30 20:30 China 12:40 13:40 France 12:50 18:20 India 13:00 14:00 Tunisia 13:10 13:10 Portugal 13:20 15:20 Greece Break 13:30 - 16:00 GMT Session 3 Host Time Local Time Jury Voting 16:00 18:00 Israel 16:10 17:10 Serbia 16:20 18:20 Romania 16:30 13:30 Brazil 16:40 17:40 Poland 16:50 10:50 Mexico 17:00 18:00 Netherlands 17:10 12:10 United States 17:20 18:20 Slovenia Break 17:30 - 19:00 GMT Session 4 Host Time Local Time Jury Voting 19:00 22:00 Turkey 19:10 20:10 Albania 19:20 20:20 Malta 19:30 19:30 Ireland 19:40 16:40 Argentina 19:50 21:50 Lithuania 20:00 14:00 Guatemala 20:10 12:10 Canada

has just delivered their votes which means that all nations have now voted and we have no disqualifications this year The voting window will officially end tomorrow (Friday) at midnight GMT after which I will post details about the voting order draw. It’s likely going to be a random draw from a random generator site to save time in this busy period. I will schedule the draw and post a ticket so users can view the result after the scheduled time. More to come on that on Saturday. Thanks again to all participants

It's already been a year since I went to my second Olympic Games (third if we count the 2018 Youth Games). Magical days in a truly beautiful city (as were Rio and Buenos Aires). Some few Games-related pictures below:

Hi, I am sorry I was unexpectedly busy in the recent period, but if I am willing to host Annual addition with Finale mid May if that is still okay with you guys.

I'm shaking! (And I'm pissed that I didn't buy that ticket! )

Before the start of the Olympics, we never dreamed of 3rd, 4th, 7th, 11th, 14th and 20th places in biathlon. Thank you girls. It was incredible

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CANADA Greenland 12 Sweden 11 China 10 Indonesia 9 India 8 Turkey 7 Guatemala 6 Kazakhstan 5 Malta 4 Mexico 3 Great Britain 2 Israel 1

We have made it to the end of tonight's opening ceremony. A sincere thanks to all who followed along and for all the performers. See you all tomorrow.... You didn't think I forgot, did you?? In keeping with TISC opening ceremony tradition, let's take a sneak peek at the TISC Annual 2025 Scoreboard.... without the scores of course . It won't be a static scoreboard for this edition, meaning nations will move up and down the scoreboard after each round of votes, based on their rank and this will be displayed in real-time after each jury votes. Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2025 Juries Voted: 0/34 1 Albania 0 18 Kazakhstan 0 2 Argentina 0 19 Lithuania 0 3 Brazil 0 20 Malta 0 4 Bulgaria 0 21 Mexico 0 5 Canada 0 22 Netherlands 0 6 China 0 23 Poland 0 7 Denmark 0 24 Portugal 0 8 France 0 25 Romania 0 9 Germany 0 26 Serbia 0 10 Great Britain 0 27 Slovakia 0 11 Greece 0 28 Slovenia 0 12 Guatemala 0 29 Spain 0 13 India 0 30 Sweden 0 14 Indonesia 0 31 Tunisia 0 15 Ireland 0 32 Turkey 0 16 Israel 0 33 Ukraine 0 17 Italy 0 34 United States 0 And that's a wrap on tonight's procedings! Please join us at 09:00 a.m. (GMT) tomorrow morning for the Grand Final of the Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2025

Every nation should have received their voting templates by now!

I am pleased to announce that the host nation has submitted their votes. This means voting is now OPEN to all jury members For any new jury members, just sending a reminder on how this process works. Once you have listened to all songs and are happy that you know which 12 songs you want to vote for, send those votes by PRIVATE MESSAGE to the organiser, @OlympicIRL. All votes are kept secret until the Grand Final, so please don't indicate in chat who you voted for to keep the surprise element intact on the Grand Final. On many occasions the final vote has crowned the winner so that's why it's important to keep the suspense alive . Additionally, as well as voting for your 12 favourite entries and awarding points from 1 to 12, please submit a 1st, 2nd and 3rd reserve in case some nations withdraw. Please indicate the priority of your reserves also. I have included a voting template below which you can utilize to send your votes, if you so wish Jury members you have until 21:00 GMT on Friday, December 5th to submit your votes by private message, so plenty of time to get listening to those entries . @Erigert@konig@hoversaBR@Federer91@Topicmaster1010@Vic Liu@Agger@Wumo@Benolympique@Bohemia@catgamer@Dragon@maestro@Yannakis@Fer GUA@Fly_like_a_don@Roamingrover86@Griff88@Dnl@Gianlu33@Henry_Leon@Pablita@SteveParker@Ruslan@Bearas@Glen@mrv86@heywoodu@rybak@kungshamra71@IoNuTzZ@NikolaB@Bailer@hckošice@justony@Cobi@Belle@amen09@Memo@Illya@dezbee2008@Olympian1010 Rank Nation Points 1st Nation 12 2nd Nation 11 3rd Nation 10 4th Nation 9 5th Nation 8 6th Nation 7 7th Nation 6 8th Nation 5 9th Nation 4 10th Nation 3 11th Nation 2 12th Nation 1 13th Nation 1st Reserve 14th Nation 2nd Reserve 15th Nation 3rd Reserve

Ok so I have given it some thought this week and I am willing to try to organise a contest. It is getting quite late in the year so the Grand Final might have to wait until after Christmas and New Year but let’s see how things go. I will probably make it a more stripped down version to make it more manageable to organise but I think having the contest at all is more important. Also I think I’d rather make this the Annual edition since we did not have an Annual contest this year and I think it would be nice to keep that tradition alive. The Open Contest allows us to pick songs from almost any period so there will always be a chance to showcase those songs any year. But for Annuals, it has to be songs released in the last 12 months and those songs haven’t had a contest since the 2024 Annual so I think it’s better to host the 2025 Annual now and then figure out where things go from there.

2026 Olympic Quotas After Stage 1/4 Men Women Mixed Quotas Nation 500m 1000m 1500m Relay 500m 1000m 1500m Relay Mx Relay M Quotas W Quotas Total Australia 1 1 1 0 1 Austria 1 1 1 0 1 Belgium 2 1 1 x 2 1 1 x 4 2 6 Canada 3 3 3 x 3 3 2 x x 5 5 10 China 3 3 3 x 3 2 2 x x 5 4 9 Croatia 1 1 2 0 2 2 Czechia 1 1 1 0 1 1 France 2 2 2 3 x x 2 4 6 Germany 1 1 0 1 Great Britain 1 2 1 2 1 3 Hong Kong 1 1 1 0 1 Hungary 3 2 2 2 2 x x 3 4 7 Italy 3 3 3 x 3 3 3 x x 5 5 10 Japan 2 2 3 x 2 3 3 x 4 3 7 Kazakhstan 2 1 x 2 1 2 x 4 2 6 Korea 2 3 3 x 2 3 3 x x 5 5 10 Latvia 2 2 2 2 0 2 Netherlands 3 3 3 x 3 3 3 x x 5 5 10 Neutral Athletes 1 1 1 1 1 2 Poland 3 1 1 2 3 3 x x 3 5 8 Slovakia 1 1 0 1 1 Taiwan 1 1 0 1 Thailand 1 0 1 1 Turkiye 2 1 2 0 2 Ukraine 1 1 1 1 1 2 United States 2 1 2 3 3 3 x 2 3 5 Total 32 32 36 8 32 32 36 8 12 60 55 115 The total of 60 men and 55 women puts us at 115 athletes which is three over the maximum quota limit. However, I would expect this number to go down by next weekend as skaters start to experience regression to the mean and skaters who put up an outlier performance fall out of qualification position. Lot's of surprising countries in qualifying position here It'll be interesting to see how long countries like Hong Kong, Slovakia, Taiwan and Thailand can hang on. You can find the Special Olympic Qualification Classifications (SOQC's) below. Men's 500m Men's 1000m Men's 1500m Men's 5000m Relay Women's 500m Women's 1000m Women's 1500m Women's 3000m Relay

Milano-Cortina 2026 Quota Simulation: 2024-25 Data Edition April 2025 Original Simulation September 2025 Update Christmas 2025 Update

Hey guys, just came by to let you know it was tough to see the Hockey final and I guess you are quite disappointed by Canada's overall performances in these Olympics. But huge congrats to @Topicmaster1010 and all users to make this club so active during the Games, it was by far the most active club of the Olympics. Keep up the amazing job and now that the Olympics are over, let's focus on LA28!

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Nice sport I admit, but where is the puck ? congrats Italia Norge and Canada

Not sure what the place is to make sure most interested people see it, so I'll do it here: at 14:00 CET the Brazilian Snow Sports Federation will announce their athletes for the Winter Olympics and it's basically safe to say that our own Totallympian @brunamoura will be part of said announcement after how the weekend went It will presumably be a live thing on their Instagram, @brasilnaneve.

Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2025 Opening Ceremony Good evening and welcome to the Opening Ceremony of the Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2025! 34 nations have made their way to the Emerald Isle to participate in the 24th edition of this great musical extravaganza! Stay braced for a mystical-themed ceremony this evening where lines will be blurred between old and new, myth and modern as we make our way towards our host venue which will be revealed later. All music included in this ceremony comes from Irish musicians and composers as we celebrate the return of TISC to this nation for the first time in over 10 years! As we say here in Ireland: Céad Míle Fáilte.... One hundred-thousand welcomes Opening Theme: Battle of Cúl Dremne - Shaun Davey

Ok I have come up with some team nicknames ..... Wicklow Wolfhounds @Vic Liu @Agger@Wumo@mrv86@Topicmaster1010 Belfast Titanics @Belle@Bohemia@Benolympique@heywoodu Clare Banners @Bailer@hckošice@Fly_like_a_don@Roamingrover86@dezbee2008 Limerick Leprechauns @Griff88@amen09@justony Galway Girls @Dragon@kungshamra71@Memo Waterford Crystals @Henry_Leon@SteveParker@Gianlu33@Pablita@maestro@Yannakis@Erigert Dublin Druids @Cobi@Dnl@Glen Donegal Dannys @Ruslan@NikolaB@OlympicIRL Derry Oakleafs @Illya@IoNuTzZ@konig Mayo Mariners @Federer91@hoversaBR@Bearas Kilkenny Cats @catgamer@rybak@Fer GUA Q1 Pts Q2 Pts Q3 Pts Q4 Pts 1 Wicklow Wolfhounds 0 0 0 0 2 Belfast Titanics 0 0 0 0 3 Clare Banners 0 0 0 0 4 Limerick Leprechauns 0 0 0 0 5 Galway Girls 0 0 0 0 6 Waterford Crystals 0 0 0 0 7 Dublin Druids 0 0 0 0 8 Donegal Dannys 0 0 0 0 9 Derry Oakleafs 0 0 0 0 10 Mayo Mariners 0 0 0 0 11 Kilkenny Cats 0 0 0 0

Were you the one who thinks every Olympics will be cancelled all the time, or am I confused with someone else?

Hello everyone, and yes, on the road to LA28! I’m sure there will be some great discussions here. I made a profile here four years ago and now I’ve finally become active Better late than never.

After winning the first gold medal, things became much smoother. Maybe you don't know.The men's individual champion and Xu Mengtao are husband and wife. Haha.

BACK TO BACK WOMEN'S PURSUIT TEAM HAS DONE IT AGAIN! Second medal for Maltais at these Olympics, and third gold overall!

I'm very relieved because the 3000m relay final should be (if everything goes well) the first Olympic final I ever watch in person.

Well, not the medal that him or I was hoping for probably, but nonetheless I'm super proud of the this guy for winning back-to-back Olympic silver medals Grondin is still only 24 years old, I'm sure he'll get more opportunities in the future, just hope he can sustain his level until then

News is everywhere Bulgaria loves it's sport stars. This is our first medal from Winter Olympics in 20 years. We have a great generation in Snowboarding.

Well, I suppose now is as good a time as any for a grand reveal. I’ll be covering Milano Cortina 2026 in-person as a freelancer for Olympics.com. I just wanted to pop by and say that everyone’s support throughout the years has been really appreciated. The connections and opportunities I’ve gained as part of this community played a big role in my career trajectory. I probably won’t be that active for a while, but I hope you all have a wonderful Olympic Games.

Thank you so much!!

DENMARK Greetings from Denmark! It's with great honour, to be first national jury to reveal their votes in this revived version of TISC. Thank you to the host, @OlympicIRL, for putting together a great opening ceremony and for hosting TAISC 2025. These are the results of the votes of the Danish national jury! Canada 10 Mexico 9 Guatemala 8 Indonesia 7 Poland 6 Great Britain 5 Romania 4 France 3 Malta 2 Slovenia 1

Team Event I have come up with a quick team competition to allow me time to organise it in the short amount of time I have between now and the Grand Final. I will come up with some names for each team in the coming day (hopefully ). Nations will be divided into 10 teams of 3 and 1 team of 4, making 11 teams in total. For the team of 4, one of those nations will sit on the bench for each of the 4 sessions meaning only the scores of the other 3 nations of that team will count towards the team competition for that particular session. (Canada will sit on the bench in session 1, Denmark will sit on the bench in session 2, China in session 3 and Mexico in session 4). Teams were assigned based on voting position to help distribute when each team has a voting member as evenly as possible between each session. The team event will be an elimination-based event where the scores of the team members will be accumulated for that session or quarter and the teams with the lowest combined score will be eliminated and play no further part. Scores will be reset to zero after each quarter but in the event of a tie-break, the team with the highest ranking in the previous session will win the tie-breaker. In the event of a tie in the first round, all teams involved in the tie will be advanced to the next round. See details below about how many teams will be eliminated after each quarter 1st Quarter: 11 teams Top 9 teams advance to next round 2nd Quarter: 9 teams Top 7 teams advance to next round 3rd Quarter: 7 teams Top 5 teams advance to Final 4th Quarter: 5 teams No elimination Q1 Pts Q2 Pts Q3 Pts Q4 Pts 1 Team 1 0 0 0 0 2 Team 2 0 0 0 0 3 Team 3 0 0 0 0 4 Team 4 0 0 0 0 5 Team 5 0 0 0 0 6 Team 6 0 0 0 0 7 Team 7 0 0 0 0 8 Team 8 0 0 0 0 9 Team 9 0 0 0 0 10 Team 10 0 0 0 0 11 Team 11 0 0 0 0

I have scheduled the voting order draw for later today. I will be using a random generator to auto-generate the results. If anyone is interested, I have posted a ticket of the scheduled draw. There is no result available yet but will appear once the draw has passed the scheduled time. https://www.randomresult.com/ticket.php?t=4047191GXV9CAS4M2