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Shooting team announced following the conclusion of our Olympic Team Selection Trials. https://www.instagram.com/p/C7o4Kx4Mpp9/?igsh=eGRjOXoyaGpvaGJx Ty Ikeda and Shannon Westlake in men’s and women’s 50m rifle 3 positions, and Michele Esercitato @intoronto (Tugrul Ozer was the one to win the quota) in men’s 10m air pistol.

Men’s team is at an all time low. Just lost to Germany at HSBC SVNS Madrid…

Live stream for the Edwin Moses Legends Meet.

Didn’t know Tom Brady came out of retirement

Kali out Moreira also through to the final.

Really good performance by Mbabi

McKenzie Wright with a 5-0 victory over Argentina in the women’s 50kg round of 32!

Really shocking result at the Stare Jablonki Challenge, with Davidova/Khmil defeating Xue/Xia

Sport climbing venue preview. https://www.instagram.com/p/C7nxA6GIuBY/?igsh=MTZ3MWhwMzh0Zzc2ZQ==

Eastern Conference Final (#1) Boston Celtics d. (#6) Indiana Pacers 4-0 Western Conference Final (#5) Dallas Mavericks d. (#3) Minnesota Timberwolves 4-1

Oslo Diamond League - Oslo, Norway May 30, 2024 Full Results Men’s 800m Tobias Grønstad Men’s 1500m Robert Farken Men’s 5000m Dominic Lobalu Oscar Chelimo Women’s 400m Henrietta Jaeger

XXXVII Gran Premio Cantones de A Coruna de Marcha - La Coruña, Spain May 18, 2024 Full Results Men’s 20km Race Walk Andrea Cosi Women’s 20km Race Walk Pauline Stey @Benolympique

Where are all of these athletes coming from? I swear half of the qualifiers that @Benolympique posted, I hadn’t even heard of before

Diamond League Oslo Women’s Discus Throw 1. Feng Bin (67.89m) 2. Sandra Elkasevic (66.48m) 3. Daisy Osakue (63.29m) Men’s Pole Vault 1. KC Lightfoot (5.82m) 2. Emmanouil Karalis (5.72m) 3. EJ Obiena (5.72m) Women’s 400m 1. Marileidy Paulino (49.30) 2. Natalia Kaczmarek (49.80) 3. Alexis Holmes (50.40) Men’s 400m 1. Matthew Hudson-Smith (44.07, AR & PB) 2. Kirani James (44.58) 3. Vernon Norwood (44.68) Men’s Triple Jump 1. Hugues Fabrice Zango (17.27m) 2. Yasser Triki (17.25m) 3. Lazaro Martinez (16.85m) Women’s 3000m 1. Georgia Griffith (8:24.20, AR & PB) 2. Likima Awebaw (8:24.29) 3. Jessica Hull (8:25.82) Women’s 200m 1. Brittany Brown (22.32) 2. Marie-Josee Ta-Lou (22.36) 3. Daryll Neita (22.50) Men’s Discus Throw 1. Mykolas Alekna (70.91m) 2. Matthew Denny (67.61m) 3. Daniel Ståhl (66.80m) Men’s 5000m 1. Hagos Gebrhiwet (12:36.74, NR & WL & PB, #2 performance all-time) 2. Yomif Kejelcha (12:38.95, PB, #4 performance all-time) 3. Jacob Kiplimo (12:40.96, PB, #9 performance all-time) Men’s 100m 1. Akani Simbine (9.94) 2. Abdul Hakimi Sani Brown (9.99) 3. Emmanuel Eseme (10.01) Women’s 800m 1. Prudence Sekgodiso (1:58.66) 2. Natoya Goule-Toppin (1:59.10) 3. Catriona Bisett (1:59.29) Second DL win in a row for Sekgodiso. Men’s 400m Hurdles 1. Alison dos Santos (46.63, WL, #9 performance all-time) 2. Karsten Warholm (46.70, #11 performance all-time) 3. Kyron McMaster (48.49) Women’s 400m Hurdles 1. Rushell Clayton (54.02) 2. Andrenette Knight (54.63) 3. Janieve Russell (55.07) Men’s 1500m 1. Jakob Ingebrigtsen (3:29.74, WL) 2. Timothy Cheruiyot (3:29.77) 3. Azeddine Habz (3:30.80) Full Results

@Belle Called it!

Fair enough. I will say he’s one of the most consistent Olympic performers, he’s medaled in the men’s 100m/200m/4x100m in both Olympics he’s competed in (Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020)

Lot’s of comebacks from injury lately! Watson and now Metivier! Hopefully we’ll be seeing McBride and Knight in action soon.

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I’m bored, so I decided to take a crack at roster predictions for Canada in the team sports we’ve already qualified in. Let’s see how wrong I am in a month (This’ll be edited, as I dont want the content to get erased) Women’s Rugby 7s Olivia Apps Krissy Scurfield Olivia De Couvreur Charity Williams Alysha Corrigan Fancy Bermudez Chloe Daniels Asia-Hogan Rochester Keyara Wardley Carissa Norsten Piper Logan Sophie de Goede Florence Symonds/Breanna Nicholas out. Women’s Basketball Kia Nurse Bridget Carleton Nirra Fields Natalie Achonwa Syla Swords Laeticia Amihere Kayla Alexander Shay Colley Aaliyah Edwards Cassandre Prosper Sami Hill Yvonne Ejim Women’s Waterpolo Jessica Gaudreault Axelle Crevier Emma Wright Verica Bakoc Serena Browne Shae La Roche Hayley McKelvey Kindred Paul Elyse Lamay-Lavoie Floranne Carroll Maria Mimides Clara Vulpisi (not sure if Claire Wright has retired…) Women’s Football Kailen Sheirdan Sabrina D’Angelo Adriana Leon Janine Beckie Cloe Lacasse Vanessa Gilles Nichelle Prince Quinn Jordyn Huitema Kadeisha Buchanan Ashley Lawrence Jessie Fleming Julia Grosso Desirae Scott Deanne Rose Jayde Riviere Gabrielle Carle Evelyn Viens Jade Rose Maybe Simi Awujo/Shelina Zadorsky as dark hors picks. Men’s Basketball Jamal Murray Zach Edey Shai Gilgeous-Alexander RJ Barrett Andrew Nembhard Andrew Wiggins Kelly Olynk Dillon Brooks Nickel Alexander-Walker Dwight Powell Lu Dort Shaedon Sharpe No Benedict Mathurin (injury related reasoning, I would put him over Sharpe if healthy), Melvin Ejim, Chris Boucher, Corey Joseph or Trey Lyles. Men’s Volleyball Stephen Maar Arthur Szwarc Eric Loeppky Fynn McCarthy Xander Ketrzynski Jordan Schnitzer Danny Demyanenko Justin Lui Landon Currie Luke Herr Nicholas Hoag Lucas Van Berkel Still can’t believe Sclater and Perrin have retired from the NT…

I’ll do that after week 2 probably. Still a lot of matches to be played.

Eh. Germany played really well today but I thought they were unlikely to cause the upset with how well Canada have been playing, and the fact that they don’t have Orthmann (still recovering from injury?) and Drewniok (who retired from the national team again after week) on the team.

Canada sweep Germany during match 6 of Women’s VNL, improving their record to 4-2! With that we increase our lead to 13.7 points over Netherlands for the final spot at Paris! (Although Netherlands do take on a depleted Dominican Republic squad early tomorrow, which should close down the gap momentarily) Canada played really well today. 54 attack points, 8 blocks, 7 aces, 6 opponent errors, and 11 unforced errors. 6 of the unforced errors were from Kiera Van Ryk Wish we played like this against the United States. Gray was probably the player of the match for us, but Mitrovic has a great game as well, very efficient with her attacking.

sweep 6.52 points towards our World Ranking, increasing our lead over Netherlands for the final Olympic quota to 13.7 points!! KVR put up a few errors near the end (hasn’t been having the best of weeks), but redeemed herself with 4 control blocks on set point, and the game winning swing into the corner.

Alsmeier is so fine

AND WE’VE DONE IT AGAIN!! All four Canadians are through to the 3rd round!! Special shoutout to Andresscu, who recovered from an error prone opening set to upset Kalinskaya in 3.