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Preisner behind Olympic standard pace 15km in at the Hamburg Marathon, and Wodak only 45 or so seconds clear and losing time. Doesn’t look like Canada will add to their Paris team of three marathoners.

Meeting da Liberdade - Lisboa, Portugal April 25, 2024 Full Results Women’s Long Jump * Agate De Sousa With her and Koala (and her eucalyptus leaves ) qualified, women’s long jump is starting to become one of the events I’m most excited for * I’m pretty sure she’ll be representing São Tomé And Príncipe instead of Portugal at the Olympics as that’s what shows up on the Road to Paris rankings. At least I hope so.

Women’s 5000m Julie Anne-Staehli - PB 14:57.50 / 2023 SB 15:22.52 / 2024 SB 15:24.85 / In World Rankings Quota Brianna Scott - PB 15:19.51 / 2023 SB 15:19.51 / 2024 SB 15:23.76 / In World Rankings Quota Women’s 10000m N/A Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Regan Yee - PB 9:24.82 / 2023 SB 9:24.82 / 2024 SB 9:26.12 / In World Rankings Quota Grace Fetherstonhaugh - Celi McCabe - PB 9:25.98 / 2023 SB 9:25.98 / 2024 SB N/A / In World Rankings Quota Women’s 100m Hurdles Mariam Abdul-Rashid - PB 12.69 / 2023 SB 12.83 / 2024 SB 12.69 / Qualified By Entry Standard Aliyah Logan - PB 13.08 / 2023 SB 13.18 / 2024 SB 13.08 / Not on Road to Paris Michelle Harrison - PB 12.74 / 2023 SB 12.82 / 2024 SB 12.90 / In World Rankings Quota Tatiana Aholou - PB 13.04 / 2023 SB 13.05 / 2024 SB 13.04 / Next Best By World Rankings Women’s 400m Hurdles Brooke Overholt - PB 55.50 / 2023 SB 55.50 / 2024 SB 56.20 / Next Best By World Rankings Savannah Sutherland - PB 54.45 / 2023 SB 54.45 / 2024 SB 54.86 / In World Rankings Quota Women’s Marathon Malindi Elmore - PB 2:23:30 / 2023 SB 2:23:30 / 2024 SB N/A / Qualified By Entry Standard Natasha Wodak - PB 2:23:12 / 2023 SB 2:30:09 / 2024 SB 2:28:42 / Next Best By World Rankings Leslie Sexton - PB 2:28.14 / 2023 SB N/A / 2024 SB 2:28:14 / Not on Road to Paris Dayna Pidhoresky - PB 2:29.03 / 2023 SB 2:34:27 / 2024 SB N/A / Not on Road to Paris

Forgot to mention the other two medalists (oops) Ana Laura Portuondo Isasi won a very surprising silver in women’s +78kg (hadn’t heard of her before today), and John Jr Messe A Bessong won bronze in men’s +100kg. Deschenes (+100kg) and Krieber Gagnon (-90kg) both finished off the podium.

Upcoming Olympic Qualifying Events 3x3 Basketball Universality Olympic Qualification Tournament 2 - May 3-5 World Athletics Relays - May 4-5 World Wrestling Olympic Qualifier - May 9-12 Canadian Swimming Olympic Trials - May 13-19 BMX Racing World Championships - May 12-18 Table Tennis American Olympic Qualifier - May 14-18 3x3 Basketball Olympic Qualification Tournament - May 16-19 Olympic Qualifier Series 1 - May 16-19 Triathlon Mixed Relay Olympic Qualifier - May 17-19 Canadian Diving Olympic Trials - May 17-19 Rowing Final World Qualification Regatta - May 19-21 Judo World Championships (counts towards team selection for men’s -100kg/women’s -57kg) - May 19-24 Boxing Olympic Qualifier 2 - May 23- June 5 Mountain Biking Olympic Rankings - May 26 Triathlon Olympic Rankings - May 27 BMX Racing Olympic Rankings - June 4 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Olympic Trials - June 6-9 Slalom Canoeing World Cup - June 6-9 Modern Pentathlon World Championships - June 9-16 Tennis Olympic Rankings - June 10 Archery Final World Qualifier - June 15-16 Women’s Volleyball Olympic Rankings - June 16 Men’s Golf Olympic Rankings - June 17 Olympic Qualifier Series 2 - June 20-23 NORCECA Beach Volleyball Continental Cup Final - June 21-23 Men’s Rugby Sevens Final World Qualification Tournament - June 21-23 Judo Olympic Rankings - June 23 Women’s Golf Olympic Rankings - June 24 Canadian Athletics Olympic Trials - June 27-30 Along with various athletics meets.

8th for Sarah Douglas in ICLA 6 at the French Olympic Week! Medal race was cancelled due to high winds.

Hypothetically speaking, let’s say that Dong is out for Paris. Would Yakura get to select a new doubles partner, or would Lindeman/Lee instead go to Paris? (they’re in a qualifying position, but missed out due to the one doubles team per NOC rule)

But is she consistently recording marks around that range, or even anywhere near 6.80m? No. Not saying she won’t be a contender, but I wouldn’t consider her to be one of the main favourites unless she can prove that she can do medal winning marks at the majority of her competitions.

American/Oceania Championships women's -70kg Gold: Maria Perez Silver: Aoife Coughlan Bronze: Luana Carvalho & Celinda Corozo women's -78kg Gold: Eiraima Silvestre Silver: Brenda Olaya Bronze: Vanessa Chala & Lianet Cardona women's +78kg Gold: Beatriz Souza Silver: Ana Laura Portuondo Isasi Bronze: Moira Morillo & Idalys Ortiz men’s -81kg Gold: Guilherme Schmidt Silver: Francois Gauthier-Drapeau Bronze: Adrian Gandia & Max Stewart men's -90kg Gold: Robert Florentino Silver: John Jayne Bronze: Rafael Macedo & Ivan Felipe Silva Morales men's -100kg Gold: Shady El-Nahas Silver: Kyle Reyes Bronze: Leonardo Goncalves & Rafael Buzacarini men's +100kg Gold: Andy Granda Silver: Rafael Silva Bronze: John Jr Messe A Bessong & Freddy Figueroa

As much as I would LOVE for it to happen, no… 6.68m is a decent mark, but it’s not going to be contending for an Olympic medal (final for sure), unless a couple of the favourites have a bad day… You’d probably need 6.80m+ in order to get on the podium.

They’re talking about men’s foil not women’s foil.

Gold for Shady El-Nahas, and silver for Kyle Reyes in men’s -100kg! Francois Gauthier-Drapeau also wins silver in men’s -81kg!

Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympic Points (1/2 events, with next years World Championships also determining seven of the teams that will qualify) 1. Sweden (27 pts) 2. Estonia (23 pts) 3. Norway (20 pts) 4. Switzerland (18 pts) 5. Canada (16 pts) 6. Scotland (15 pts) 7. South Korea (14 pts) 8. Japan (12 pts) 9. United States (11 pts) 10. Germany (10 pts) 11. China (9 pts) 12. Netherlands (8 pts) 13. Denmark (7 pts) 14. Australia (6 pts) 15. Czech Republic (5 pts) 16. Turkey (4 pts) 17. France (3 pts) 18. New Zealand (2 pts) 19. Spain (1 pt)

Diamond League Shanghai Women’s Discus Throw 1. Valerie Allman (69.86m) 2. Feng Bin (67.11m) 3. Yaime Perez (65.59m) Women’s Long Jump 1. Marthe Koala (6.68m) 2. Quanesha Burks (6.59m) 3. Milica Gardasevic (6.52m) Women’s Shot Put 1. Chase Jackson (20.03m) 2. Sarah Mitton (19.86m) 3. Song Jiayuan (19.83m) Women’s 5000m 1. Mekedes Alemeshete (14:36.70) 2. Ayal Dagnachew (14:36.86) 3. Letesenbet Gidey (14:37.13) Men’s Pole Vault 1. Mondo Duplantis (6.00m) 2. Ben Broeders (5.82m) 3. Sam Kendricks (5.82m) Men’s High Jump 1. Hamish Kerr (2.31m) 2. Mutaz Essa Barshim (2.29m) 3. Vernon Turner (2.27m) Women’s 400m 1. Marileidy Paulino (50.89) 2. Talitha Diggs (51.77) 3. Sada Williams (52.00) Women’s Javelin Throw 1. Haruka Kitaguchi (62.97m) 2. Mackenzie Little (62.12m) 3. Flor Ruiz Hurtado (60.70m) Men’s 100m 1. Akani Simbine (10.01) 2. Christian Coleman (10.04) 3. Fred Kerley (10.11) Women’s 3000m Steeplechase 1. Beatrice Chepkoech (9:07.36) 2. Peruth Chemutai (9:15.46) 3. Gesa Krause (9:16.24) Men’s Long Jump 1. Marquis Dendy (8.05m) 2. Wang Jianan (8.04m) 3. Shi Yuhao (7.99m) Women’s 100m Hurdles 1. Jasmine Camacho Quinn (12.63) 2. Devynne Charlton (12.64) 3. Danielle Williams (12.74) Men’s 800m 1. Slimane Moula (1:44.55) 2. Wyclife Kinyamal (1:44.88) 3. Clayton Murphy (1:45.18) Women’s 200m 1. Daryll Neita (22.62) 2. Anavia Battle (22.99) 3. Sha’Carri Richardson (23.11) Men’s 5000m 1. Selemon Barega (12:55.68) 2. Beniam Mehary (12:56.37) 3. Benson Kiplangat (12:48.78) Men’s 110m Hurdles 1. Daniel Roberts (13.12) 2. Shunsuke Izumiya (13.23) 3. Hansle Parchment (13.27) Full Results

Final Standings 1. Isabella Wranå/Rasmus Wranå 2. Marie Kaldvee/Harri Lill 3. Kristin Skaslien/Magnus Nedregotten 4. Briar Schwaller-Hürlimann/Yannick Schwaller 5. Kadriana Lott/Colton Lott 6. Sophie Jackson/Duncan McFadzean 7. Kim Ji-Yoon/Jyeong Byeong-Jin 8. Stefania Constantini/Francesco De Zanna 9. Miyu Ueno/Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi 10. Becca Hamilton/Matt Hamilton 11. Lena Kapp/Sixten Totzek 12. Yang Ying/Tian Jiafeng 13. Vanessa Tonoli/Wouter Gösgens 14. Jasmin Lander/Henrik Holtermann 15. Tahli Gill/Dean Hewitt 16. Tomáš Paul/Zuzana Paulová 17. Dilşat Yıldız/Bilal Ömer Çakır 18. Kseniya Shevchuk/Wilfrid Coulot 19. Courtney Smith/Anton Hood 20. Oihane Otaegi/Mikel Unanue

Medalists Gold- Isabella Wranå/Rasmus Wranå Silver- Marie Kaldvee/Harri Lill Bronze- Kristin Skaslien/Magnus Nedregotten

Gold Medal Match 4 - 8

Bronze Medal Match 6 - 5

Aurora Rynda with a new PB of 2:00.97 in the women’s 800m at the Drake Relays!

LSU Invitational - Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States April 27, 2024 Full Results Women’s 100m Hurdles Mariam Abdul-Rashid

22.77 (+3.0 m/s) for Audrey Leduc and 23.20 for Jacqueline Madogo in the women’s 200m at the LSU Invitational!

Which three are you talking about?

10.11 and 10.14 is basically tied to you? For a 100m, that margin is not very small IMO.

Andre DeGrasse 10.11 in the men’s 100m (first outdoor 100m of the season) at the East Coast Relays!

Live stream for the Hamburg Marathon Live Results: https://hamburg.r.mikatiming.de/2024/?pid=tracking&pidp=tracking