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Junior World Championships in Livigno/Mottolino and Chisa in Valmalenco, Italy started a couple of days ago (runs from March 22- April 7) Here’s the live streams for the men’s/women’s slopestyle finals. @ 12:15 CET @ 14:00 CET

3-2 loss to the Los Angeles Kings and our hope of clinching a playoff spot has to wait for another day Game was good otherwise though.

3-1 after the 2nd period Still believe we can come back, come on Canucks!

Just arrived at the game! I’m fucking hyped. This is going to be a good one.

Going to my first ever NHL game today, as my Vancouver Canucks take on the Los Angeles Kings! Fingers crossed the Canucks can clinch their spot in the playoffs. I’ll share some pictures when I get back

Full Schedule: https://livescores.worldcurling.org/wmcc/aspnet/summary?EventID=1 Main headliner in the opening draw is v.

Don’t mind me, just testing out some of the new emoticons that just added to Totallympics!

First batch of athletes have been announced, with the rest of them to be unveiled after the Spanish Olympic Trials from June 20-22. Men (3) Carlos Garach (800m freestyle, 1500m freestyle) Hugo Gonzalez (200m backstroke) Mario Molla Yanes (100m butterfly)

You’d think the curlers would get the right medals, but apparently not

Well that was fun Already counting down the days until the Men’s World Championships start!

Forgot to share a video of the shot, so here it is

Very surprising result on the women’s side, with Bansley/Bukovec coming out of qualifying to win the silver medal beating some solid teams along the way (including a straight sets win over #1 seed Taina/Victoria in the quarterfinals) They’re most likely not going to be qualifying for Paris through the Olympic Rankings, but pretty much a shoe in for the NORCECA Olympic quota (hope these words don’t come back to bite me in the future ) considering the lack of beach volleyball depth in North America. Actually the only thing that’s stopping them from going to Paris is another Canadian pairing Pavan/McBain, but right now Bansley/Bukovec are a level above them.

Recife Challenge | Recife, Brazil Women’s Tournament Gold- Anastasija Samoilova/Tina Graudina Silver- Heather Bansley/Sophie Bukovec Bronze- Monika Paulikiene/Aine Raupelyte Men’s Tournament Gold- Evandro Goncalves/Arthur Lanci Silver- Noslen Diaz/Jorge Alayo Bronze- Javier Bello/Joaqiuin Bello Full Results Up next, the Saquarema Challenge from March 28-31!

I believe you’re right actually. Might’ve changed since then, but according to prior editions the host-nation was included in the rankings. I’ll edit it.

I saw that. Pretty dreadful mark this close to Paris, even if it is excusable. She’ll need to pick it up (probably start competing in a bunch of events as well) if she wants any chance of qualifying through the Olympic Ranking.

mixed doubles Canadian Trials occurred during the Women’s World Championships, Kadriana Lott/Colton Lott will be our representative. I don’t know a whole lot about Kadriana so it’ll be interesting to see how well she plays.

Same. Best case scenario for me in terms of the women’s curling Olympic field would be and one of or

With this being the first of two Olympic qualifying events for Milano-Cortina 2026 (second one is next years World Championships in Uijeongbu) here’s the rundown of how many points each country has: Olympic Points for Men’s/Women’s World Championships: 15, 13, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. 1. Canada (15 points) 2. Switzerland (13 points) 3. South Korea (11 points) 4. Sweden (9 points) 5. Denmark (8 points) 6. United States (7 points) 7. Great Britain (6 points) 8. Norway (5 points) 9. Turkey (4 points) 10. Japan (3 points) 11. Estonia (2 points) 12. New Zealand (1 point)

Final Standings 1. Team Homan 2. Team Tirinzoni 3. Team Gim 4. Team Constantini 5. Team Hasselborg 6. Team Dupont 7. Team Peterson 8. Team Morrison 9. Team Rørvik 10. Team Yildiz 11. Team Ueno 12. Team Turmann 13. Team Smith

Medalists Gold- Team Homan (Rachel Homan, Tracy Fleury, Emma Miskew, Sarah Wilkes, Rachelle Brown) Silver- Team Tirinzoni (Alina Patz, Silvana Tirinzoni, Selena Witschonke, Carole Howard, Stefanie Berset) Bronze- Team Gim (Eun-Ji Gim, Min-Ji Kim, Su-Ji Kim, Ye-Eun Seol, Ye-Ji Seol)

Gold Medal Match Results 7 - 5

TEAM HOMAN WIN GOLD AT THE WOMEN’S CURLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AFTER DEFEATING SWITZERLAND 7-5! Thats a first world title for Canadian curling since Jones in 2018!

has done it!! Team Homan secures Canada’s first World title in curling since Jones in 2018, also dashing Switzerland’s hope of five consecutive World titles in the process!

lead 7-5 over after the 9th end, Switzerland with hammer in 10.