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All the wheels falling off for Black now… under all kinds of pressure, a Brothers double really helped them out but I was bored so I decided to do a quota simulation before the winter World Cup season officially starts. Using @Topicmaster1010’s format, hope you don’t mind. I’m predicting 211 athletes in 14 sports, for 104 men and 107 women, a decrease of - athletes from Beijing 2022. Alpine Skiing (12 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 12 (6 men + 6 women) # of athletes in 2022: 13 (5 men + 8 women) Decrease of 1 athlete from 2022. For the men, Cameron Alexander and Jack Crawford will for sure qualify barring injury. Jeffery Read, Brodie Seger, Broderick Thompson as well. Riley Seger probably will get the sixth quota. For the women, Valerie Grenier, Alli Nullmeyer, Laurence St Germain, Britt Richardson, Cassidy Gray, and Raphael Lessard. Biathlon (8 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 8 (4 men + 4 women) # of athletes in 2022: 8 (4 men + 4 women) We qualified 4 in each gender through the Nations Cup Rankings. Men just barely made it. Women’s team will probably be Peiffer, Rousseau, Paradis, Moser. Men’s team is less certain, but I’m guessing Connelly, Runnals, Pletz, Borglum (we only have three competing at the first WC…) Bobsleigh (15 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 13 (8 men + 7 women) # of athletes in 2022: 18 (12 men + 6 women) Our men’s team is on a major fall with the retirement of Kripps, so only Pat Norton and Taylor Austin in four-men (although maybe Norton won’t?, not sure what the rankings are looking like) On the women’s side, I have Appiah/Lotholz representing us in monobob, very tough to tell though. Completely unsure as who the two-women teams but if we’re basing it off the evaluation selection races (because I don’t know nearly enough about bobsleigh) I think it’ll be Ribi/Richardson Wilson, Bujnowski/Mitchell and Sieben/Lotholz, mind you this is based off of absolutely nothing. I am curious about why Walkeden/Haughey disappeared though. That would be 7 women and 8 men for a total of 15, down 3 from Beijing 2022. Cross-Country Skiing (11 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 11 (5 men + 6 women) # of athletes in 2022: 9 (4 men + 5 women) Four quotas per gender are official. Sonjaa Schmidt, Liliane Gagnon, Katherine Stewart-Jones, Alison Mackie should make up the women’s team. Antoine Cyr, Oliver Leveille, Xavier McKeever, Remi Drolet should make up the men’s team. Going out on a limb here, think Graham Richie might be on the team as well? Have Olivia Bouffard-Nesbitt and Jasmine Drolet also on the team. Curling (12 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 12 (6 men + 6 women) # of athletes in 2022: 12 (6 men + 6 women) Peterman/Gallant have already qualified, Homan will almost surely qualify, and I have Dunstone winning Olympic Trials so that would be another max team. But between Dunstone, Jacobs, Epping, McEwen and Gushue I could see anyone winning (and even Koe at this stage, with his win over Jacobs at OT) Figure Skating (12 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 12 (6 men + 6 women) # of athletes in 2022: 13 (7 men + 6 women) Already secured one men’s quota, one women’s quota, two pairs quotas, and three ice dance quotas, which is our final team through the results of World Championships. Probablt Madeline Schizas for the women’s spot, barring something unprecedented from Kaiya Ruiter, Gaby Daleman, or Sara-Maude Dupuis. For the men’s spot, Stephen Gogolev is the front-runner with Roman Sadovsky right behind him, and maybe Keegan Messing can insert himself into the mix. Pairs is locked in with Stellato-Dudek/Deschamps and Pereira/Michaud and so is ice dance with Gilles/Poirier, Lajoie/Lagha and Fabbri/Ayer. Freestyle Skiing (32 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 32 (16 men + 16 women) # of athletes in 2022: 32 (16 men + 16 women) Almost surely going to qualify 32, but almost impossible to predict who will qualify in terms of athletes on the bubble because we would be qualifying much much more if there wasn’t a cap. Men: Aerials (3): Alexandre Duchaine, Lewis Irving, Miha Fontaine Moguls (3): Mikael Kingsbury, Julien Viel, Elliot Vaillancourt Ski Cross (4): Reece Howden, Kevin Drury, Jared Schmidt, Kristofer Mahler Halfpipe (3): Brendan MacKay, Andrew Longino, Noah Bowman Slopestyle/Big Air (2): Evan McEachran, Dylan Deschamps, Max Moffatt Women: Aerials (2): Marion Thenault, Charlie Fontaine Moguls (4): Maia Schwinghammer, Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert, Ashley Koehler, Jessica Linton Ski Cross (4): India Sherret, Marielle Thompson, Hannah Schmidt, Brittany Phelan (No Courtney Hoffos notably) Halfpipe (4): Cassie Sharpe, Rachael Karker, Amy Fraser, Dillan Glennie Slopestyle/Big Air (2): Megan Oldham, Olivia Asselin Very possible that Elena Gaskell makes it instead of Linton or Koehler. Rowell, Katrusiak, Beatty, Porter MacLennan, Therriault, Primeau, David-Chalifoux, Hoffos, McEwen, Urness, both Marineaus all miss out. Ice Hockey (48 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 48 (25 men + 23 women) # of athletes in 2022: 48 (25 men + 23 women) Maybe I’ll do roster predictions eventually, but even with my knowledge I almost always get it wrong so… Luge (7 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 7 (3 men + 4 women) # of athletes in 2022: 6 (3 men + 3 women) Caitlin Nash and Embyr-Lee Susko in women’s singles (Trinity Ellis misses out), one of Dylan Morse/Theo Downey in men’s singles, Wardrope/Zajanski in men’s doubles, and Podulsky/Allan in women’s doubles. Nordic Combined (0 athletes) We are a complete joke at this sport and won’t be qualifying anyone in the next 10000000 years or so Short Track (10 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 10 (5 men + 5 women) # of athletes in 2022: 10 (5 men + 5 women) Projected # of events in 2026: 9 # of events in 2022: 9 Full team pretty much secured. Florence Brunelle, Kim Boutin, Courtney Sarault and Danae Blais will be four of those five women, and the final spot will come down to Rikki Doak/Anne Sophie-Bachand (most likely the former, depending on injury) For the men, William Dandjinou, Felix Roussel, JPG, Steven Dubois, Maxime Laoun will be the relay barring injury. Mathieu Pelletier will be the front runner based off results at the Canadian Championships. Skeleton (4 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 4 (2 men + 2 women) # of athletes in 2022: 3 (1 men + 2 women) A few weeks ago I would’ve said only Halle Clarke and Jane Chanell, but Ryan Kuehn, Josip Brusic, and Zander Greco have been doing good on the NOR-AM circuit and could possibly get us two quotas? Ski Jumping (4 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 4 (1 men + 3 women) # of athletes in 2022: 3 (1 men + 2 women) With Loutitt being injured, think Abigail Strate, Nicole Maurer, Natalie Eilers, and Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes will qualify. Ski Mountaineering (0 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 0 (0 men + 0 women) # of athletes in 2022: 0 Can’t be optimistic about everything. We’re only one point ahead of US for the mixed relay continental quota and there’s only one race to go which they have home crowd advantage, don’t see it happening. Snowboarding (22 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 21 (10 men + 12 women) # of athletes in 2022: 23 (11 men + 12 women) Men: Parallel Giant Slalom (2): Arnaud Gaudet, Ben Heldman Snowboard Cross (3): Eliot Grondin, Evan Bichon, Liam Moffatt Slopestyle/Big Air (4): Cameron Spalding, Liam Brearley, Mark McMorris, Eli Bouchard Halfpipe (1): Liam Gill (13th at last World Championships) Women: Parallel Giant Slalom (3): Aurelie Moisan, Kaylie Buck, Megan Farrell Snowboard Cross (3): Meryeta Odine, Audrey McManiman, Tess Critchlow Halfpipe (3): Elizbeth Hosking, Felicity Geremia, Brooke Dhondt Slopestyle/Big Air (3): Laurie Blouin, Jasmine Baird, Juliette Pelchat No Francis Jobin, either of the Savard-Fergusson’s, Emeraude Maheux, Nicolas Laframboise, Ryan Vo, Speed Skating (14 athletes) Projected Athletes in 2026: 14 (7 men + 7 women) # of athletes in 2022: 16 (8 men + 8 women) Men: 500m (3): Laurent Dubreuil, Christopher Fiola, Cedric Brunet 1000m (2): Laurent Dubreuil, Anders Johnson 1500m (2): David la Rue, Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu 5000m (1): Ted-Jan Bloemen, Graeme Fish 10000m (1): Ted-Jan Bloemen Mass Start (3): David la Rue, Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu, Jake Weidemann Women: 500m (3): Carolina Hiller, Beatrice Lamarche, Brooklyn McDougall 1000m (2): Beatrice Lamarche, Alexa Scott 1500m (2): Ivanie Blondin, Beatrice Lamarche? 3000m (3): Isabelle Weidemann, Ivanie Blondin, Valerie Maltais 5000m (2): Isabelle Weidemann, Ivanie Blondin Mass Start (2): Ivanie Blondin, Valerie Maltais No Connor Howe, in terrible form, possibly due to an injury? Same with Graeme Fish, Daniel Hall, Madison Pearman. Don’t think our men’s team pursuit will qualify either. Brooklyn McDougall and Alexa Scott have done well enough these first few World Cups to warrant a spot on the team.
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Wish this was LC instead of SC
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7th for Maxime Chalifour at the Shanghai WC!
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Well we all know what happened to Tirinzoni in Beijing after starting 8-0, and Homan has yet to make a playoffs in two Olympic appearances (mind you the second one wasn’t her fault), so you never know. Obviously the circumstances are different though, this is probably the most dominant curling team in history, and it’ll be super disappointing if she isn’t able to at least make it to the final, and even win. Yeah for the men it’ll probably be between but you can’t count out they’re dark horses and if they catch on fire could make a run for the podium.
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Team Homan goes two-for-two in slam titles to start the season winning the GSOC Co-Op Tour Challenge! 8-2 over Tirinzoni in the final. And with that, Homan and Miskew overtake Kevin Martin for the all-time slam lead with 19 each. Unprecedented.
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At this point, Homan has had her number for the past few years, I think Constantini, Hasselborg, and Gim will be bigger competition for them at the Olympics, which is wild to think about considering how good Tirinzoni is. Although those three are slightly less consistent, so who knows how the cards will fall in Milano-Cortina.
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Solid quarterfinal finish for Michelle Li at the BWF Super 750 Denmark, who has now made the quarterfinals in four of her last appearances here (although only the semifinals once in 2022)
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Felix Auger Aliassime and Leylah Fernandez win the 250 titles at the European Open and Japan Women’s Open!
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Newport Beach Elite 16 Women Gold- Kristen Nuss/Taryn Brasher Silver- Julia Donlin/Lexy Denaburg Bronze- Ana Patricia Silva Ramos/Duda Lisboa Men Gold- Cherif Younousse Samba/Ahmed Tijan Silver- Evandro Goncalves/Arthur Lanci Bronze- Marco Grimalt/Esteban Grimalt Full Results
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Veracruz Challenge Women Gold- Katja Stam/Raisa Schoon@CCB @Jinzha Silver- Coreen Quiggle/Chloe Loreen Bronze- Sofia Gonzalez/Allanis Navas Men Gold- George Wanderley/Saymon Barbosa Silver- Miles Evans/Chase Budinger Bronze- Yves Haussener/Julian Friedli Full Results
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Rio di Janeiro Elite 16 Women Gold- Carol Salgado/Rebecca Cavalcanti Silver- Thamela Coradello/Victoria Lopes Bronze- Terese Cannon/Megan Kraft Men Gold- Cherif Younousse Samba/Ahmed Tijan Silver- Noslen Diaz/Jorge Alayo Bronze- Stefan Boermans/Yorick de Groot Full Results
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Joao Pessoa Elite 16 Women Gold- Kelly Cheng/Molly Shaw Silver- Terese Cannon/Megan Kraft Bronze- Ana Patricia Silva Ramos/Duda Lisboa Men Gold- Evandro Goncalves/Arthur Lanci Silver- Remi Bassereau/Calvin Aye Bronze- Stefan Boermans/Yorick de Groot Full Results
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Yes, if you want to follow the “important ones” it’s just the World Championships every two years. There’s Elite 16’s of course, but I assume there’s probably stuff you’d prioritize before that.
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U18 World Championships | Doha, Qatar Men Gold - Ludwig Sødal Ringøen/Sebastian Lyngaas Kjemperud Silver- Jonathan Bungert/Filo Wüst Bronze- Riccardo Santomassimo/Marco Di Felice Women Gold- Jordyn Scribner/Ella Grimes Silver- Avery Grimes/Allison Grimes Bronze- Lente Thant/Simone Vervloet Full Results
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Short Track Speed Skating ISU World Tour 2025 - 2026
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sweep the golds on day one Brilliant final lap from Sarault in the 3000m relay!
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