Wumo

Provisional Standing after Day 4
 
Rank User Nation Total 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 TB 1 maestro 399 124 100 95 80                       2 Josh 395 105 100 99 91                       3 Henry_Leon 386 104 110 99 73                       4 Topicmaster1010 376 95 80 109 92                       5 MCMXC 363 84 90 96 93                       6 Ogreman 360 74 109 75 102                       7 Ufilov 358 103 107 83 65                       8 africaboy 356 79 113 82 82                       9 ady48 353 88 96 92 77                       10 PakoNatxo 352 99 91 87 75                       11 hckošice 348 98 89 74 87                       12 pedja789 339 71 102 70 96                       13 SteveParker 335 107 86 77 65                       14 Cinnamon Bun 326 85 67 102 72                       15 Gianlu33 322 87 92 62 81                       16 valtellina 319 72 89 74 84                       16 vlad 319 89 99 81 50                       18 Wanderer 318 76 101 59 82                       19 Erigert 316 91 86 87 52                       20 Pablita 310 94 98 60 58                       21 Monzanator 302 63 74 76 89                       22 rybak 276 55 77 66 78                       23 NikolaB 270 67 73 60 70                        
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

Aaand mascotte on Sanremo's stage.
 

Looking at the men's 3m springboard competition, I think we are probably sitting at between 24-27 quotas:
 

 
I think it is likely that  will end up taking 3 athletes in the 3m events. Wang Zongyuan is pretty much nailed on to do both synchro and individual, whilst Siyi Xie is likely to be favourite to get the nod for the second individual spot. The only question then is whether Xie doubles up in the synchro but given Zongyuan and Daoyi are well established pairing, I can see the team replicating their 2012 and 2016 approach and taking 3 athletes.
 
For , Joules Bouyer and Alexis Jandard will likely take the synchro spot and I'd be 90%+ certain that Bouyer will also be in the individual. When it comes to the second spot, Jandard will need to fight it out against Bisch. 
 
With , we have our established synchro pairing of Laugher and Harding and that won't change as we go forward to Paris. Laugher is also likely to take one of the individual spots. Competition for the second individual spot will probably be among the most intense in the diving squad with at least 3-4 names very much in the mix. At this point, I'd say it is more likely than not that we will use 3 quotas in this event.
 
Finally, for , the depth of their squad always makes it difficult to guess what their team will look like but again, I think it is likely they'll end up with 3 athletes on springboard. I don't think we should read too much into their results from Doha - they already had the full set of quotas from Fukuoka so didn't really need to peak for this week. 
 
 

JoshMartini007's Top Athletes of 2023 Awards (Part 3/3)
 
Nation Name Sport Honorable Mentions Oman Husain Mohsin Al-Farsi Athletics Musab Al Hadi (Sailing)
Waleed Al-Kindi (Sailing)
Amur Salim Al-Khanjari (Weightlifting)
Pakistan Arshad Nadeem Athletics Muhammas Yasir (Athletics)
Mohammad Rizwan (Cricket)
Kishmala Talat (Shooting)
Haroon Khan (Taekwondo)
Palau Tianna Fernandez Wrestling Stevick Patris (Weightlifting)
Cristian Nicolescu (Wrestling)
Palestine Hala Al-Qadi Karate Nidal Foqahaa (Boxing)
Abed Al Hafez Mustapha (Muaythai)
Panama Gianna Woodruff Athletics Akil Mitchell (Basketball)
Atheyna Bylon (Boxing)
Adalberto Carrasquilla (Football)
Kristine Jimenez (Judo)
Carolena Carstens (Taekwondo)
Papua New Guinea Daniel Baul Athletics Allan Oaike (Boxing)
Abigail Tere-Apisah (Tennis)
Dika Toua (Weightlifting)
Morea Baru (Weightlifting)
Paraguay Nicole Martinez Rowing Agua Espinola (Cycling)
Montserrat Viveros (Fencing)
Sofia Garcia (Golf)
Erika Alarcon (Roller Sports)
Julio Mirena (Roller Sports)
Philippines Ernest John Obiena Athletics Chezka Centeno (Cue Sports)
Carlos Yulo (Gymnastics)
Meggie Ochoa (Ju-Jitsu)
John Ceniza (Weightlifting)
Amel Mandal (Wushu)
Puerto Rico Jasmine Camacho-Quinn Athletics Jean Pizarro (Archery)
Francisco Lindor (Baseball)
Jose Berrios (Baseball)
Janessa Fonseca (Karate)
Steven Pineiro (Roller Sports)
Adriana Diaz (Table Tennis)
Sebastian Rivera (Wrestling)
Qatar Mutasz Essa Barshim Athletics Abderrahman Samba (Athletics)
Mohamad Al-Garni (Athletics)
Nasser Al-Attiyah (Auto Racing/Shooting)
Cherif Younousse (Volleyball)
Ahmed Tijan (Volleyball)
Fares Elbakh (Weightlifting)
Rwanda John Hakizimana Athletics Clementine Mukandanga (Athletics)
Diane Ingabire (Cycling)
Moide Mugisha (Cycling)
Valentine Nzayisenga (Cycling)
Saint Kitts and Nevis Nadale Buntin Athletics   Saint Lucia Julien Alfred Athletics Michael Joseph (Athletics) St. Vincent and the Grenadines Handal Roban Athletics Alex Joachim (Swimming)
Kennice Greene (Swimming)
Samoa Iuniarra Sipaia Weightlifting Alex Rose (Athletics)
Tuva'a Clifton (Canoeing)
Va'a Apelu Maliko (Rugby)
Olivia Borg (Swimming)
Don Opeloge (Weightlifting)
San Marino Myles Amine Wrestling Jasmine Verbena (Artistic Swimming)
Matilde Terenzi (Roller Sports)
Alessandria Perilli (Shooting)
Sao Tome and Principe Admilson Batista de Sousa Canoeing   Saudi Arabia Yousef Masrahi Athletics Essa Alis Kzwani (Athletics)
Hussain Al-Hizam (Athletics)
Fahad Al-Khathami (Karate)
Riad Hamdi (Taekwondo)
Mansour Al Saleem (Weightlifting)
Senegal Kalidou Koulibaly Football Cierra Dillard (Basketball)
Diarga Balde (Boxing)
Combe Seck (Canoeing)
Sadio Mane (Football)
Mbagnick Ndiaye (Judo)
Anta Sambou (Wrestling)
Seychelles Keddy Agnes Boxing Joelita Coloma (Weightlifting)
Juliette Malvina (Weightlifting
Sierra Leone Ibrahim Bunduka Wrestling Sara Haghighat-Joo (Boxing) Singapore Maximilian Maeder Sailing Veronica Shanti Pereira (Athletics)
Loh Kean Yew (Badminton)
Darren Ong (Bowling)
Stephenie Chen (Canoeing)
Ryan Lo (Sailing)
Jowen Lim (Wushu)
Solomon Islands Jenly Tegu Wini Weightlifting Nancy Marle (Karate)
Isaac Pat Myrie (Taekwondo)
Brown Chester Ramohaka (Weightlifting)
Somalia Abdi Dawidh Rhoble Athletics   South Sudan Carlik Jones Basketball Abraham Guem (Athletics)
Wenyen Gabriel (Basketball)
Sri Lanka Chamari Athapaththu Cricket Dilhani Lekamge (Athletics)
Tharushi Karunarathna (Athletics)
Dilshan Madushanka (Cricket)
Wanindu Hasaranga (Cricket)
Sudan Ziyad Ahmed Swimming Abobakr Abass (Swimming) Suriname Jair Tjon En Fa Cycling Vladimir Slot (Korfball) Syria Ahmad Ghousoon Boxing Majd Eddin Ghazal (Athletics)
Alaa Ghoussoun (Boxing)
Mohammad Soufi (Cue Sports)
Tajikistan Somon Makhmadbekov Judo Bakhodur Usmonov (Boxing)
Davlat Boltaev (Boxing)
Temur Rakhimov (Judo)
Abdulmazhid Kudiev (Wrestling)
Tanzania Gabriel Geay Athletics Magdalena Shauri (Athletics)
Grace Mwakamele (Boxing)
Yusuf Changalawe (Boxing)
Timor-Leste Felisberto de Deus Athletics   Togo Akoko Komlanvi Rowing Prewa Padabadi (Boxing)
Eloi Adjavon (Triathlon)
Tonga Uneeq Palavi Netball Ata Maama Tuutafaiva (Athletics)
Mosese Foliaki (Athletics)
Alexis Vakasiuola (Golf)
Pauline Lolohea (Taekwondo)
Uhila Soakai Langi (Taekwondo)
Trinidad and Tobago Nicholas Paul Cycling Jereem Richards (Athletics)
Keshorn Walcott (Athletics)
Karishma Ramharack (Cricket)
Alexi Costa-Ramirez (Cycling)
Dylan Carter (Swimming)
Turkmenistan Gaygysyz Torayev Weightlifting Bayramdurdy Nurmuhammedow (Boxing)
Maysa Pardayewa (Judo)
Begench Baltayev (Sambo)
Bunyad Rashidov (Weightlifting)
Medine Amanova (Weightlifting)
Dowletmyrat Orazgylyjow (Wrestling)
Tuvalu Manuila Raobu Weightlifting Isaac Ampex (Volleyball)
Malosa Saaga (Volleyball)
Uganda Joshua Cheptegei Athletics Jacob Kiplimo (Athletics)
Victor Kiplangat (Athletics)
Fadilah Mohamed Rafi (Badminton)
Jannon Otto (Basketball)
Charles Kagimu (Cycling)
Davis Niyoyita (Weightlifting)
United Arab Emirates Magomedomar Magomedomarov Judo Ahmed Al-Mansoori (Cycling)
Bishreltiin Khorloodoi (Judo)
Dzhafar Kostoev (Judo)
Hawraa Al-Ajmi (Karate)
Sarah Al-Ameri (Karate)
Uruguay Bruno Cetraro Rowing Deborah Rodriguez (Athletics)
Leonella Acosta (Basque Pelota)
Eric Fagundez (Cycling)
Hernan Umpierre (Sailing)
Fernandez Diz (Sailing)
Vanuatu Priscilla Tommy Table Tennis Lyza Malres (Athletics)
Veronica Tari (Judo)
Ajah Pritchard-Lolo (Weightlifting)
Virgin Islands Nicholas D'Amour Archery Susana Fornaris (Fencing)
Maximillian Wilson (Swimming)
Yemen Abdullah Al-Yaari Athletics   Zambia Patrick Chinyemba Boxing Andrew Chilata (Boxing)
Felistars Nkandu (Boxing)
Barbra Banda (Football)
Simon Zulu (Judo)
Zimbabwe Isaac Mpofu Athletics Hillary Joel (Boxing)
Sikandar Raza (Cricket)
Skye Davidson (Cycling)
 

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)
 
 

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. 
 

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

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

Without further guesses, and until all synchro teams are confirmed, here’s what the theoretical women quotas in platform as of today would be:
 
23 Qualified divers before 2024 WA Championships:
 
 2 (synchro only)
 4 (synchro + 2 individuals)
 4 (synchro + 2 individuals)
 3 (synchro + 1 individual)
 2 individuals
 2 individuals
 1 individual
 1 individual
 1 individual
 1 individual
 1 individual
 1 individual
 
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
8 2024 WA Championships synchro pairs not previously qualified (in finishing order):

    ?
 
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
3 (4)2024 WA Championships individual finalists not previously qualified (in finishing order):
 
 1 individual
 1 individual
 1 individual
 1 individual

So we already have 35 divers, but given Jade Gillet seems to be doubling in the synchro events, I think these quotas can be taken for granted.
 

Track Cycling Quota Projection as at end of January:
 
 
 
 

Provisional Standing after Day 1
 
Rank User Nation Total 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 TB 1 maestro 124 124                             2 SteveParker 107 107                             3 Josh 105 105                             4 Henry_Leon 104 104                             5 Ufilov 103 103                             6 PakoNatxo 99 99                             7 hckošice 98 98                             8 Topicmaster1010 95 95                             9 Pablita 94 94                             10 Erigert 91 91                             11 vlad 89 89                             12 ady48 88 88                             13 Gianlu33 87 87                             14 Cinnamon Bun 85 85                             15 MCMXC 84 84                             16 africaboy 79 79                             17 Wanderer 76 76                             18 Ogreman 74 74                             19 valtellina 72 72                             20 pedja789 71 71                             21 NikolaB 67 67                             22 Monzanator 63 63                             23 rybak 55 55                              
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

JoshMartini007's Top Athletes of 2023 Awards (Part 1/3)
 
Nation Name Sport Honorable Mentions Afghanistan Rashid Khan Cricket Sayed Rohullah Mosawi (Muaythai)
Mohsen Rezaee (Taekwondo)
Albania Zelimkhan Abakarov Wrestling Luiza Gega (Athletics)
Eklent Kaci (Cue Sports)
Matvei Petrov (Gymnastics)
Alvin Karaqi (Karate)
American Samoa Penei Sewell American Football Seva Jarrard (Surfing)
Micah Masei (Swimming)
Andorra Monica Doria Canoeing Joan Verdu (Alpine Skiing)
Ireneu Esteve (Cross-Country Skiing)
Angola Benilson Sanda Canoeing Rui Andrade (Auto Racing)
Luana Gomes (Gymnastics)
Francisco Andre (Sailing)
Antigua and Barbuda Tiger Tyson Sailing   Armenia Artur Aleksanyan Wrestling Artur Davtyan (Gymnastics)
Vahagn Davytan (Gymnastics)
Samvel Gasparyan (Weightlifting)
Varazdat Lalayan (Weightlifting)
Malkhas Amoyan (Wrestling)
Vazgen Tevanyan (Wrestling)
Aruba Ethan Westera Sailing Kyra Hoevertsz (Artistic Swimming)
Rob Timmermans (Karate)
Philipine van Aanholt (Sailing)
Bahamas Devynne Charlton Athletics Anthonique Strachan (Athletics)
Rhema Otabor (Athletics)
Lamar Taylor (Swimming)
Bahrain Akhmed Tazhudinov Wrestling Birhanu Balew (Athletics)
Kemi Adekoya (Athletics)
Winfred Yavi (Athletics)
Gor Minasyan (Weightlifting)
Bangladesh Najmul Hossain Shanto Cricket Mohammad Ashikuzzaman (Archery)
Mohammad Hakim Rubel (Archery)
Imranur Rahman (Athletics)
Barbados Sada Williams Athletics Hayley Matthews (Cricket)
Amber Joseph (Cycling)
Matthew Wright (Triathlon)
Belize Brandon Jones Athletics   Benin Noelie Yarigo Athletics   Bermuda Conor White Cycling Kaden Hopkins (Cycling)
Tyler Smith (Triathlon)
Bhutan Lam Dorji Archery Sonam Penjor (Archery) Bolivia Conrrado Moscoso Racquetball Angelica Barrios (Racquetball)
Carlos Keller (Racquetball)
Bosnia & Herzegovina Lana Pudar Swimming Sanjin Pehlivanovic (Cue Sports)
Lejla Njemcevic (Cycling)
Larisa Ceric (Judo)
Nedzad Husic (Taekwondo)
Botswana Letsile Tebogo Athletics Bayapo Ndori (Athletics)
Busang Kebinatshipi (Athletics)
Leungo Scotch (Athletics)
Tshepiso Masalela (Athletics)
British Virgin Islands Kyron McMaster Athletics Adaejah Hodge (Athletics) Brunei Basma Lachkar Wushu   Burkina Faso Hugues Fabrice Zango Athletics Marthe Koala (Athletics)
Awa Bamogo (Cycling)
Faysal Sawadogo (Taekwondo)
Burundi Rodrigue Kwizera Athletics Egide Ntakarutimana (Athletics)
Francine Niyomukunzi (Athletics)
Ange Niragira (Judo)
Cambodia Margot Garabedian Triathlon Julie Mam (Taekwondo) Cameroon Andre Onana Football Mvogo Zacharie Serge (Boxing)
Reine Ngoune (Boxing)
Georgika Djengue (Judo)
Richelle Soppi (Judo)
Seidou Njimouluh (Sambo)
Cape Verde Edy Tavares Basketball Bruno Fernandes (Boxing)
Ivanusa Gomes (Boxing)
Cayman Islands Jordan Crooks Swimming   Central African Republic Nadia Guimendego Judo   Chad Israel Madaye Archery Martine Hallas (Archery) Comoros Andy Barat Canoeing Mohamed Radjay (Boxing) Congo Dem. Rep. Chancel Mbemba Football Marcelat Sakobi Matshu (Boxing)
Pita Kabeji (Boxing)
Steve Kulenguluka (Boxing)
Congo Republic Saheed Idowu Table Tennis Mpi Anauel Ngamissengue (Boxing) Cook Islands Wesley Roberts Swimming Alex Beddoes (Athletics)
Andre George (Canoeing)
Lanihei Connolly (Swimming)
Costa Rica Leilani McGonagle Surfing Andrea Vargas (Athletics)
Daniela Rojas (Athletics)
Jennifer Kalmbach (Surfing)
Lia Reyes Dias (Surfing)
Nishy Lee Lindo (Taekwondo)
Cote d'Ivoire Cheick Sallah Cisse Taekwondo Marie-Josee Ta Lou (Athletics)
Zouleiha Dabonne (Judo)
Ruth Gbagbi (Taekwondo)
Nogona Bakayoko (Wrestling)
Cyprus Pavlos Kontides Sailing Milan Trajkovic (Athletics)
Olivia Fotopoulou (Athletics)
Sokratis Pilakouris (Gymanstics)
Eleonora Filippou (Muaythai)
Denis Taradin (Sailing)
Georgios Achilleos (Shooting)
Djibouti Mohamed Ismail Athletics Djamal Abdi Direh (Athletics) Dominica Thea Lafond Athletics   El Salvador Marcelo Arevalo Tennis Uriel Canjura (Badminton)
Jorge Merino (Karate)
Ivonne Nochez (Roller Sports)
Equatorial Guinea Emilio Nsue     Eritrea Nazret Weldu Athletics Dawit Seare (Athletics)
Dolshi Tesfu (Athletics)
Samsom Amare (Athletics)
Henok Mulueberhan (Cycling)
Eswatini Sibusiso Matsenjwa Athletics   Ethiopia Tigst Assefa Athletics Amane Beriso Shankule (Athletics)
Deso Gelmisa (Athletics)
Diribe Welteji (Athletics)
Gudaf Tsegay (Athletics)
Lamecha Girma (Athletics)
Tamirat Tola (Athletics)
Fikremariyam Leta (Boxing)
Fed State of Micronesia Tasi Limtiaco Swimming Junjun Asebias (Wrestling) Fiji Reapi Ulunisau Rugby Yeshnil Karan (Athletics)
Jone Davule (Boxing)
Taniela Rainibogi (Weightlifting)
 

Also, for reference here are my favorite songs so far, mostly the songs with 12 points and some runner-ups. Maybe after 9 editions you can guess where my highest points will go.  (And yes, none of these songs won TISC. Only one of them was Top3.)
 
 Dulce Pontes - Canção do Mar
 Aldous Harding - Zoo Eyes
 Glen Hansard, Marketa Irglova - Falling Slowly
 The Idan Raichel Project - Bo'ee
 Ashe & FINNEAS - Till Forever Falls Apart
 Evgenya Redko - Laikinai
 The Rumour Said Fire - The Balcony
 Kwiat Jabłoni ft. Julia Pietrucha - "Drogi proste"
 The Motans - În Golul Tău
 Asaf Avidan - Reckoning Song
 Jerry Heil, alyona alyona, Ela. - #KUPALA
 Toto Cutugno - L'italiano
 Μαρίνα Σάττι - ΜΑΝΤΙΣΣΑ

Since this is my 10th edition participating in this contest I tought I should look up what my current "all-time" ranking is since I joined in 2019. 
 
Fun fact: I have given 12 points to 9 different nations in the 9 editions I participated. Nobody repeated so far on the top. So after 9 editions, these are my Top10 nations...
 
1st  47 points - 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
2nd  39 points - 1 gold
3rd  37 points
4th  36 points - 1 silver, 1 bronze
5th  33 points - 1 gold, 1 silver
6th  32 points - 1 gold
7th  32 points
8th  31 points - 1 gold, 1 silver
9th  30 points - 1 gold, 1 bronze
10th  30 points - 2 silver
 
And now let's see which nations gave the most points to Hungary since I joined...
 
1st  51 points - 1 silver, 1 bronze
2nd  49 points - 1 gold
3rd  48 points - 2 gold, 1 bronze
4th  45 points - 1 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze
5th  38 points - 1 silver, 1 bronze
6th  37 points - 2 silver
7th  35 points - 2 silver
8th  33 points - 1 gold, 1 silver
9th  33 points - 1 bronze
10th  32 points - 2 silver, 1 bronze

DENMARK  
 
Denmark is proud to present this year's contestant, one of our upcoming artists, Eee Gee
 
Thesong is from her 2nd album, She-Rex
 
Eee gee - School Reunion
 

I wanted to honor the smaller nations with their own athlete of the year awards so I took it upon myself to research the performance of various nations in 2023. Unfortunately due to time constraints, this is a bit late, but I now have all my winners and some honorable mentions. I definitely do not have time to create a write-up for each nation, but if you have a specific one in mind I can do something. First off here is how the awards split by sport:
 
Athletics - 39
Wrestling - 12
Weightlifting - 10
Football - 8
Aquatics - 7
Cycling - 6
Judo - 6
Basketball - 4
Boxing - 4
Canoeing - 4
Karate - 4
Sailing - 4
Archery - 3
Cricket - 3
Rowing - 3
Taekwondo - 3
Table Tennis - 2
Tennis - 2
Wushu - 2
Alpine Skiing - 1
American Football - 1
Badminton - 1
Gymnastics - 1
Netball - 1
Racquetball - 1
Rugby - 1
Shooting - 1
Surfing - 1
Triathlon - 1
Total - 136
 
Unsurprisingly, athletics has a massive 39 winners, almost 29% of all nations I looked at. That's what happens in a sport with a massive worldwide participation. Wrestling and weightlifting break double digits while football leads the team sports. Only one winter sport (alpine skiing) is represented among the winners while six non-Olympic sports are represented with karate, cricket and wushu having multiple winners.
 
Ten sports that will be held at the 2024 Olympics (dancesport, equestrian, fencing, field hockey, golf, handball, modern pentathlon, roller sports, sport climbing and volleyball) did not have a single winner.
 
I'll probably split the winners across three posts over the following days. I look forward to the discussion of being wrong for selecting certain athletes .

quota african

AAAAH QUOTA FOR , he passed the athletes in the last lap.
 
Icon!!!!

1st medal ever for Egypt in Diving at Aquatics world championship 

Official entry list

Men's
After 13 Régates
 
  126 Pts
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  154 Pts
  161 Pts
  162 Pts
  182 Pts

P.S.  Nikki Jensen, Jacob Schmidt, Katrine Schmidt, and Emilie Holtermann, you gained a new fan in me here. Hopefully I’ll be seeing all of you on the senior stage in a couple years time 

Well, Gangwon 2024 is now officially over 
 
From Agnese Campeol winning a historic first ever medal (silver) for Thailand in girl’s monobob, to the historic debuts of five countries (Algeria, Puerto Rico, Nigeria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates), to Great Britain winning double gold in curling, to Brazil winning their first ever medal in boy’s snowboard cross (bronze) with Zion Bethonico, to Flora Tabanelli’s double gold in women’s freeski slopestyle/big air, to short track speed skating controversy where Zhang Bohao was suspected of intentionally arm blocking the South Korean gold medal favourite to hand his Chinese teammate the gold medal. These games brought us memories to last a lifetime. Some good, some bad, but one things for sure I’ll always remember Gangwon 2024. 
 
Finally, a very special thanks to @Olympian1010@intoronto @hckošice @heywoodu@phelps for all your contributions to this thread during the games 
 
See you all at the next one folks, Paris 2024 is less than six months away! 

Yaroslava Mahuchikh opens up her season with a 2.04m WL in women’s high jump at the International Jump Meeting in Cottbus, Germany! 
 
 
@Illya