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And that's it, Vahine Fierro has qualified for the 2024 Olympics. Well deserved IMO, was so close to booking her ticket to Tokyo 2020, but just barely got beat by Ado at the 2019 ISA Surf Games, who ended up qualifying as France's second women's surfer.

Erin Brooks also advances to Repechage 11, with a total score of 11.44 (6.77+4.67). She's believed to be one of Canada's most promising athletes so watch out for her on the Road to Paris 2024/LA 2028.

Ado must place second in this heat or else Fierro will qualify for Paris 2024. Not looking too good for her with just under 10 minutes left.

Brooks advances to Repechage 11, and finals day Total score was 11.44 (6.77+4.67)

Cody Young advances to Repechage 11, and finals day, winning his heat fairly convincingly. He increases his chance of securing himself a ticket to Paris 2024 (Now 12.5%). Total score was 12.90. (6.57+6.33)

Vahine Fierro sends Pauline Ado to Repechage 10.

Cam Levins withdrew from the upcoming World Championships, but will be competing at a “hilly” marathon in fall in preparation for the difficult marathon course at Paris 2024. Also, four new men's marathoners have been added to our 2023 World Championships team. https://athletics.ca/blog/2023/06/06/four-added-to-2023-world-athletics-championships-team/

Brooke Andersen 78.69m at the WA Continental Tour meet in Bydgozscz, Poland. Excited to see what she can do at Worlds this summer.

77.62m and a silver medal for Camryn Rogers at the World Athletics Continental Gold Tour meet in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

Rosters announced for the 2023 Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (From June 9-20, 2023) https://www.wheelchairbasketball.ca/news_press/canadian-wheelchair-basketball-teams-announced-for-iwbf-world-championships/ All matches will be available to watch on the IWBF Youtube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/iwbforg

Erin Brooks scores a 6.63 wave with 8 seconds left to advance to Repechage R10. Total score was 10.90. (6.63+4.27)

2023 ISA Surf Games are happening now. Cody Young with a solid chance at an Olympic quota (11.11%), currently in Repechage 10. African men's quota went to Jordy Smith, but he'll probably qualify through the CT, and therefore the quota will be reallocated to the next highest-ranked unqualified athlete here. Spain, France, Mexico x2, Japan x2 and Peru x2 are the other countries in contention.

Noah Klapp out after Repechage 9. Quota for (Either Pauline Ado or Vahine Fierro will qualify)

Uri Uziel out after Repechage 9. Men's European Olympic Quota will go to either or

Frederico Morais out after Repechage 9. European Men's Olympic Quota now down to

Khachanov takes the first set 6-4 over Djokovic

Sabalenka takes the first set 6-4 over Svitolina in 38 minutes.

Great tournament for Michelle Li at the BWF Super 500 Thailand Open beating the likes of Sindhu (Two-time Olympic medalist in 2016/2020, and current WR13) and Zhiyi (2022 Asian Champion, and current WR7) Meanwhile, the BWF Super 750 Singapore Open has started, no Axelsen unfortunately But a great straight games win for Li, over Gilmore to start off her tournament (21-11, 21-15), continuing right where she left off. Tough task in Yamaguchi up next, not really expecting much.

Roland Garros FIBA 3x3 World Series Men's/Women's Volleyball Nations League World Athletics Continental Tour Bydgoszcz Athletics Diamond League Paris NBA Finals Stanley Cup Finals Rowing World Cup Varese ISA Surfing Games UCI BMX Racing World Cup Sakarya Canoe Slalom World Cup Prague/Tacen Taekwondo World Cup Rome Wheelchair Basketball World Championships Weightlifting World Cup Cuba Championship Tour Surfing BWF Singapore Open Random Swim/Athletics Meets ATP/WTA Tour FIVB Futures Spiez/Lecce/Lille UCI Mountain Biking World Cup Lenzerheide Surfing CT El Salvador Sport Climbing World Cup Men’s -20 Waterpolo World Championships

Canada's team for the 2023 Para Athletics World Championships https://athletics.ca/blog/2023/05/29/world-para-athletics-championships-team/

Here's a rundown of all the countries still in the fight for an Olympic quota. Europe M: Europe W: Asia M: Reallocated Quota:

Olympic Qualification Summary after Day 6 Oceania: Saffi Vette has qualified for the 2024 Olympics after Hareb failed to advance from Repechage 6. Billy Stairmand has qualified for the 2024 Olympics after Butler failed to advance from Repechage 6. Africa: On the women's side, Sarah Baum has qualified for the 2024 Olympics after advancing from Repechage 6. On the men's side, disaster struck for Teva Bouchouga with him placing fourth in Repechage 6 (Needing a third to qualify), therefore the quota will now be reallocated to the next highest-ranked unqualified surfer (As T30 finisher Jordy Smith will most likely qualify through the WSL Championship Tour) Europe: Uri Uziel is the only male surfer currently in the main round (R5) with Dylan Groen (Repechage 7), Gonzalo Gutierrez (Repechage 7), Kauli Vaast (Repechage 7), and Frederico Morais (Repechage 7) all still in contention in repechage, with perhaps the strongest surfers coming from France and Portugal. On the women's side, Rachel Presti , Noah Klapp , Pauline Ado , Tiara van der Huls , Vahine Fierro , and Francisca Veselko are the six surfers still competing in main round (R5). France, Portugal, and Germany are the favorites for the quota here. Asia: Shino Matsuda has qualified for the 2024 Olympics after Yang failed to advance from Repechage 6. On the men's side, Reo Inaba , Rio Waida , and Kanoa Igarashi are all in the main round (R5). Reallocated Quota: Along with the male surfers above, you also have Cody Young , Sebastian Hernandez , Alan Cleland , Miguel Tuleda , Leandro Usuna , and Lucca Mesinas all in contention for a spot at the 2024 Olympics.

Saffi Vette has qualified for the 2024 Olympics

Maxime Huscenot out after Repechage 6.

Sarah Baum qualifies for the 2024 Olympics