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Rebecca Smith through to the women’s 200m freestyle semifinals!

Ronan Wantenaar just misses out on the men’s 50m breaststroke semifinals in 19th

ATP 250 Dallas Open | Dallas, United States Men’s Singles 1. Tommy Paul 2. Marcos Giron 3. Adrian Mannarino 3. Ben Shelton Men’s Doubles 1. Max Purcell/Jordan Thompson 2. William Blumberg/Rinky Hijikata 3. Emilio Nava/Ben Shelton 3. Santiago Gonzalez/Neal Skupski Full Results

ATP 250 Cordoba Open | Cordoba, Argentina Men’s Singles 1. Luciano Darderi 2. Facundo Bagnis 3. Sebastian Baez 3. Federico Coria Men’s Doubles 1. Andres Molteni/Maximo Gonzalez 2. Sadio Doumbia/Fabien Reboul 3. Federico Zeballos/Boris Arias 3. Renzo Olivo/Federico Agustin Gomez Full Results

has qualified their first athlete in athletics (women’s 800m) via Shafiqua Maloney at the Tyson Invitational!

"Double-the-points" will be distributed as follow: Each user will have 3 in total during the Knockout Stage - From Playoffs to Finals Each user will have to mark their matches with "Double-the-points" with an "*". Women's Tournament Knockout Stage February 10th - February 16th, 2024 4 Nations, the 2 winning Nations will qualify for the Final. The 2 losing nations wil play the Third-Place Match. Semifinals Date & Time (GMT +3) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 February 14th 2023, h. 16:00 United States 3 Spain February 14th 2023, h. 17:30 Hungary 2 Greece

"Double-the-points" willbe distributed as follow: Each user will have 3 in total during the Knockout Stage - From Playoffs to Finals Each user will haveto mark their matches with "Double-the-points" with an "*". Men's Tournament Knockout Stage February 11th - February 17th, 2024 8 Nations, the 4 winning Nations will qualify for the Semifinals. Quarterfinals Date & Time (GMT +3) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 February 13th 2023, h. 16:00 Spain 2* Montenegro February 13th 2023, h. 17:30 Greece 1 Italy February 13th 2023, h. 19:00 Serbia 2 Croatia February 13th 2023, h. 20:30 Hungary 4 France

When did I ever say that Canada could win silver? I said bronze at most, and it’s highly unlikely.

Crazy to think that her time probably won’t even be enough for a medal this time around.

I don’t even know why I’m bothering to argue with a troll, but I’ll just say a few things. “Why is that the case? Inferior coaching of INFERIOR players?” I can’t speak on all four prior Olympics, but regarding Tokyo 2020, chemistry and turnovers were the case. That and coaching. Here, partly why Canada struggled so much (besides injuries) is partly due to Victor Lapeña, he’s a really frustrating coach. Very poor coaching decisions, and offensive play schemes during the clutch time in both games. He needs to go if Canada wants to have any chance of an Olympic medal. “When a national team has to rely on a minor club player and TWO college players, you have a SERIOUS talent deficit. “Kia Nurse: A minor club player, “Cassandra Prosper: Is at best, the THIRD best player on her team.”, “Aaliyah Edwards: Is the SECOND best player on her team.” Does any of this bullshit of whether they’re a good player on their college/club/WNBA team actually matter? It’s not as if they don’t impact the team. Also, you seem to be forgetting that this is FIBA basketball, not WNBA/college basketball, which means that the rules are different. Regarding your comment on Kia Nurse, calling her a “minor club player”, she’s in the WNBA now, if she’s a minor club player then why would the Los Angeles Sparks decided to acquire her? She was our top scorer in both the semifinal and bronze medal match at the 2022 FIBA Women’s World Cup, she gets it done for Team Canada. On your last point, the list is mostly agreeable, but for all teams qualified I’d say this: Tier 1: United States GAP Tier 2: France, Belgium, China Tier 3: Australia, Spain, Japan Tier 4: Canada, Serbia, Germany Tier 5: Puerto Rico GAP Tier 6: Nigeria

I hate that we keep relying on other teams for quotas. Hoping for a winner takes all battle against Italy in either the 5th or 7th place match.

Greece defeat Italy 14-12 in the other semifinal, so assuming South Africa doesn’t decline their Olympic quota, Canada’s hopes are still alive. On Wednesday, Canada will take on Australia, while Italy will take on Netherlands.

defeat 14-12 and will fight for the one remaining Olympic quota in the 5-8th place brackets, with Canada set to take on Australia, and Italy set to take on Netherlands.

Whatever happens, I’m just hoping that will decline their quota, so that both and will qualify for Paris

I think you’re severely underestimating your team. I’d give a slight advantage to the Netherlands in it, but Italy could just as easily win.

Does anyone know what is South Africa’s criteria for accepting their Olympic quota? Is it possible if someone can email them, inquiring about the matter?

Score update! lead 7-3 at HT.

Through the years I’ve been subject to so much pain and suffering throughout the majority of team sports, so at this point I’m always expecting the worst. Women’s rugby sevens, and women’s soccer are the exceptions.

Italy is way better than Canada, even if you don’t qualify right now you’ll eventually book your ticket to Paris through the 5-8th place brackets.

leads 3-0 after one period. Go

Back-to-back world titles in the women’s 200m individual medley for Kate Douglass!

Silver for Sydney Pickrem in the women’s 200m individual medley!

Ingrid Wilm safely through to the women’s 100m backstroke final!

THATCHER DEMKO TAKE A BOW (fell asleep right after it ended, and completely forgot to share it earlier) Moments like these are why he’s my favourite NHL player