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win the other two quotas in men’s 63.5kg

First batch of Olympic quotas have been awarded in men’s 63.5kg.

Here we go, quota day!

Where can I find the entry list for the Pan American Olympic Qualifier?

Team Gushue win their third straight Brier title, defeating Team McEwen 9-5!

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but Barbie is one of the most overrated movies I’ve ever watched. Personally wasn’t a fan.

AGN Track & Field Championships - Pretoria, South Africa March 8-9, 2024 Full Results Men’s Long Jump Jovan Van Vuuren

Georgia Lewin-Lafrance/Antonia Lewin-Lafrance secure their nomination onto the Canadian team in 49erFX following the conclusion of this years 49er/49erFX World Championships!

Update. I just saw a Sailing Canada article on the matter, the Lewin-Lafrance sisters have been nominated to represent Canada at the Olympics! “In the event that only one team places in the top 8 at the 2023 Olympic Class World Championships and no other team places within 10 overall finish positions from the team that finished in the top 8, they will automatically be nominated to the Olympic Team.” “Due to an injury which prevented one of the Canadian teams to compete at last year’s edition of the World Championships in this class, the rule was changed to this year’s edition”

@intoronto are you watching the Brier final?

With one days left, here’s what the Olympic quota bracket is looking like. Men’s 51kg (4 OQPs) Yuberjen Martinez v. Alejandro Claro Nijat Huseynov v. Roscoe Hill Kim In-Kyu v. Juanma Lopez De Jesus Kiaran MacDonald v. Saken Bibossinov Men’s 57kg (4 OQPs) Makhmud Sabyrkhan v. Asror Vokhidov Lyu Ping v. Yilmar Gonzalez Sukur Owezow v. Jude Gallagher Luiz Oliveira v. Owain Harris-Allan Men’s 63.5kg (4 OQPs) Saparmyrat Odayew v. Jesus Cova Alexandru Paraschiv v. Obada Al-Kasbeh Ruslan Abdullaev v. Aleksej Sendrik Shion Nishiyama v. Bakhodur Usmonov Men’s 71kg (4 OQPs) Wanderson De Oliveira v. Rami Mofid Kiwan Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev v. Zeyad Ishaish Aslanbek Shymbergenov v. Sarkhan Aliyev Omari Jones v. Nishant Dev Men’s 80kg (4 OQPs) Kelyn Cassidy v. Nurbek Oralbay Kim Jin-Jea v. Kaan Aykutsun Juan Ortiz v. Turabek Khabibullaev Pylyp Akilov v. Gradus Kraus Men’s 92kg (4 OQPs) Lazizbek Mullojonov v. Giorgi Kushitashvili Enmanuel Reyes v. Sadam Magomedov Jamar Talley v. Aibek Oralbay Mateusz Bereznicki v. Patrick Brown Men’s +92kg (4 OQPs) Danis Latypov v. Diego Lenzi Dusan Veletic v. Nelvie Tiafack Omar Shiha v. Danabieke Bayikewuzi Alexis Barriere v. Djamili Aboudoi Moindze Women’s 50kg (4 OQPs) Alua Balkibekova v. Maxi Klotzer Sabina Bobokulova v. Rinka Kinoshita Zlatislava Chukanova v. Aira Villegas Natalia Kuczewska v. Ingrit Valencia Women’s 54kg (4 OQPs) Scarlett Delgado v. Sara Cirkovic Jutamas Jitpong v. Shera Mae Patricio Sirine Charaabi v. Im Ae-Ji Islem Ferchichi v. Vo Thi Kim Anh Women’s 57kg (2 OQPs) Nesthy Petecio v. Esra Yildiz Julia Szeremeta v. Alyssa Mendoza Women’s 60kg (3 OQPs) Chelsea Heijnen and Donjeta Sadiku have already booked their tickets to Paris. Winner of the third place bout between Miroslava Jedinakova and Alessia Mesiano will join them. Women’s 66kg (4 OQPs) Navbakhor Khamidova v. Maria Moronta Anastasiia Chernokolenko v. Chen Nien-Chin Angela Carini v. Ivanusa Moreira Grainne Walsh v. Aneta Rygielska Women’s 75kg (4 OQPs) Cindy Ngamba v. Valentina Khalzova Aziza Zokirova v. Chantelle Reid Sunniva Hofstad v. Love Holgersson Patricia Mbata v. Elzbieta Wojcik Total By Country 7: 5: 4: 3: 2: 1:

Bit of a damp end to the Aerials WC season, as finals got cancelled due to foggy weather, but Marion Thenault wins gold in Almaty!

Parallel Slalom WC Winterberg | Winterberg, Germany Mixed Team Gold- Lucia Dalmasso/Daniele Bagozza Silver- Zan Kosir/Gloria Kotnik Bronze- Maurizio Bormolini/Elisa Caffont Full Results

Aerials WC Almaty | Almaty, Kazakstan Finals got cancelled, qualification results stood as the podium. Women Gold- Marion Thenault (94.11) Silver- Danielle Scott (87.25) Bronze- Kong Fanyu (82.81) Men Gold- Qi Guangpu (119.91) Silver- Wang Guochen (115.93) Bronze- Christopher Lillis (114.16) Full Results

Well yeah, but not in this case. I’m pretty sure most of the top 49er/49er FX duos are competing, there may be some names missing (due to injury and other factors) but a quality field nonetheless. I don’t follow sailing either, so take all of this with a grain of salt. This is all from the research I’ve done

Parallel Slalom WC Winterberg | Winterberg, Germany Men Gold- Sangho Lee Silver- Andreas Prommegger Bronze- Maurizio Bormolini Women Gold- Ester Ledecka Silver- Sabine Schoeffman Bronze- Lucia Dalmasso Full Results

It’s a World Championships, I would assume so They’ve won medals at the last three World Championships (gold in 2022, silver in 2023, and now gold in 2024), and also won the Olympic Test Event in 2023. Right now I’d have them as the favourites for Olympic gold at Paris.

WST Street World Tour | Dubai, United Arab Emirates Men Gold- Kairi Netsuke (263.74) Silver- Gustavo Ribeiro (263.70) Bronze- Sora Shirai (261.19) Women Gold- Liz Akama (270.84) Silver- Chloe Covell (267.89) Bronze- Coco Yoshizawa (253.79) Up next the Olympic Qualifier Series in both park and street!

6th, 7th, and 12th for Ryan Decenzo, Matt Berger, and Cordano Russell at WST Dubai! In terms of Olympic qualifying, while this was a nice boost towards their totals, the points for the Olympic Qualifier Series are valued way more than the World Skateboarding Tour. Essentially, that means that no Canadian quota is even close to being safe.

8th for Georgia Lewin-Lafrance/Antonia Lewin-LaFrance Not exactly a medal contending pair, so this was a great result for them. They were 13th at last years Sailing World Championships as well!

49er/49er FX World Championships just concluded in Lanzarote, Spain. Georgia Lewin-Lefrance/Antonia Lewin-Lefrance with Canada’s best finish overall with a solid 8th in 49er FX! Alexandra Ten-Hove and Mariah Millen finish 30th. In 49er, Justin Barnes and Will Jones take the lead with a 39th place finish. Not much separating them from Arie Moffat/Hunter Hoy (50th) and Thomas Staples/William Staples (55th) though. The teams that are leading right now are the best in each event IMO. Hoping they can keep it up. This is one of two events that counts towards Canadian team selection for the upcoming Olympics, as whoever has the best combined score position (ex 21st + 3rd) after the Princess Sofia Regatta will represent us.

From what I’ve seen, probably Barriere. He beat Davit Chaloyan (World silver medalist) 4-1 in the round of 16. But only slightly.

Didn’t even know that this was a thread, I’ll start to share some of the food that I make here soon No judging me please

Mark Arendz does the triple, as he wins gold in men’s standing sprint pursuit! What a season he’s been having.

With two days left, here’s what the Olympic quota bracket is looking like. Stupid emoji limit isn’t letting me add any more, this will be updated within 15 minutes. Men’s 51kg (4 OQPs) Yuberjen Martinez v. Tomoya Tsuboi Alejandro Claro v. Luis Delgado Rudolf Garboyan v. Nijat Huseynov Huthaifa Eshish v. Roscoe Hill Theophilus Allotey v. Kim In-Kyu Ramon Quiroga v. Juanma Lopez De Jesus Rogen Ladon v. Kiaran MacDonald Saken Bibossinov v. Azar Makhmetov Men’s 57kg (4 OQPs) Makhmud Sabyrkhan v. Caleb Tirado Asror Vokhidov v. Umid Rustamov Lyu Ping v. Pedro Manuel Gomes Yilmar Gonzalez v. Tryagain Ndevelo Carlo Paalam v. Sukur Owezow Soulaimane Samghouli v. Jude Gallagher Luiz Oliveira v. Artyush Gomtsyan Owain Harris-Allan v. Lucas Fernandez Men’s 63.5kg (4 OQPs) Saparmyrat Odayew v. Jesus Cova Alexandru Paraschiv v. Obada Al-Kasbeh Ruslan Abdullaev v. Aleksej Sendrik Shion Nishiyama v. Bakhodur Usmonov Men’s 71kg (4 OQPs) Milos Bartl v. Wanderson De Oliveira Rami Mofid Kiwan v. Syrgak Abdyzhapar Uulu Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev v. Alexander Rangel Zeyad Ishaish v. Jorge Cuellar Bayramdurdy Nurmuhammedow v. Aslanbek Shymbergenov Gurgen Madoyan v. Sarkhan Aliyev Omari Jones v. Moslem Maghsoudi Nishant Dev v. Christos Karaitis Men’s 80kg (4 OQPs) Kelyn Cassidy v. Rafayel Hovhannisyan Nurbek Oralbay v. Aliaksei Alfiorau Andrej Csemez v. Kim Jin-Jea Kaan Aykutsun v. Omurbek Bekzhigit Uulu Juan Ortiz v. Taj Kagho Turabek Khabibullaev v. Yojerlin Cesar Mindaugas Gedminas v. Pylyp Akilov Meysam Gheshlaghi v. Gradus Kraus Men’s 92kg (4 OQPs) Lazizbek Mullojonov v. Giorgi Kushitashvili Enmanuel Reyes v. Sadam Magomedov Jamar Talley v. Aibek Oralbay Mateusz Bereznicki v. Patrick Brown Men’s +92kg (4 OQPs) Danis Latypov v. Diego Lenzi Dusan Veletic v. Nelvie Tiafack Omar Shiha v. Danabieke Bayikewuzi Alexis Barriere v. Djamili Aboudoi Moindze Women’s 50kg (4 OQPs) Alua Balkibekova v. Jung Joo-Hyung Maxi Klotzer v. Guo Yi-Xuan Daina Moorehouse v. Sabina Bobokulova Aldana Lopez v. Rinka Kinoshita Hanan Nassar v. Zlatislava Chukanova Aira Villegas v. Sofie Rosshaug Ruhafzo Haqnazarova v. Natalia Kuczewska Susan Aguas v. Ingrit Valencia Women’s 54kg (4 OQPs) Scarlett Delgado v. Sara Cirkovic Jutamas Jitpong v. Shera Mae Patricio Sirine Charaabi v. Im Ae-Ji Islem Ferchichi v. Vo Thi Kim Anh Women’s 57kg (2 OQPs) Nesthy Petecio v. Maud Van Der Toorn Esra Yildiz v. Elise Glynn Julia Szeremeta v. Sitora Turdibekova Alyssa Mendoza v. Jin Hye-Jeong Women’s 60kg (3 OQPs) Chelsea Heijnen and Donjeta Sadiku have already booked their tickets to Paris. Winner of the third place bout between Miroslava Jedinakova and Alessia Mesiano will join them. Women’s 66kg (4 OQPs) Navbakhor Khamidova v. Maria Moronta Anastasiia Chernokolenko v. Chen Nien-Chin Angela Carini v. Ivanusa Moreira Grainne Walsh v. Aneta Rygielska Women’s 75kg (4 OQPs) Cindy Ngamba v. Valentina Khalzova Aziza Zokirova v. Chantelle Reid Sunniva Hofstad v. Love Holgersson Patricia Mbata v. Elzbieta Wojcik Total By Country 8: 7: 5: 4: 3: 2: 1: