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2023 Pan-Am Diving Qualifying Championship: Feb 24-26, 2023 | León, Mexico Cedric Fofana wins bronze in men’s 1m springboard (337.95). Mexico win gold and silver via Kevin Alexander Muñoz (379.40) and Yolotl Martinez Cabral (356.15) Full Men’s 1m Springboard Results Éloïse Bélanger wins gold in women’s 10m platform (275.70), while Reneé Batalla made it a double-podium for the Canadians (265.15) with a silver medal. Ainsley Garcia Navarro of Cuba wins bronze (261.50) Full Women’s 10m Platform Results

TYR Pro Swim Series- Fort Lauderdale, Florida (50m) | March 1-4, 2023 Some big names will be competing here such as Summer McIntosh, Katie Ledecky, Siobhan Haughey, Michael Andrew, Nic Fink, Simone Manuel, Regan Smith, Ryan Held, Shane Casas, Natalie Hinds, Olivia Smoliga, Abbey Weitzeil, Ericka Brown, Ryan Held, Hunter Armstrong and Diego Ribiero Summer McIntosh is an intriguing star to watch for on the road to Paris 2024. Only 16 years old, and already setting many records in the pool. She’ll be racing five events in Fort Lauderdale (200m Fly, 200m IM, 100m Free, 200m Free, 200m Back) Some notable scratches are the 400m Free (#4 ALL TIME) and the 400 IM (#3 ALL TIME). Also, will be watching closely during the 100 Free H/F, she doesn’t race it very much so we could be seeing a big PB.

Women’s 15km Skiathlon Gold- Ebba Andersson (38:11.8) Silver- Frida Karlsson (+22.0) Bronze- Astrid Oeyre Slind (+48.0) Full Results Here

NBA NHL Scotties Tournament Of Hearts Curling World Juniors Curling Nordic World Championships Freestyle Skiing, Free Ski/Snowboard World Championships FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers Athletics Swimming Volleyball Track Cycling UCI Nations League Breaking for Gold Ranking Series Wrestling World Cup Fencing World Cup Other Winter Sports Tennis Rugby 7s Fútbol

2024 Men’s Marathon Olympic Qualification Standard: 2:08:10 Seville Marathon Times Gashau Ayale- 2:05:33 Girmaw Amare- 2:07:40 Haimro Alame- 2:07:55 Tachlowini Gabriyesos misses out on the olumpic entry standard by 50 seconds

Breaking For Gold Ranking Series- Kitakyushu, Japan Men’s Results Gold: B-Boy Amir - Amir Zakirov 2-1 (8-1, 7-2, 3-6) Silver: B-Boy Jeffro - Jeffrey Mike Louis Bronze: B-Boy Shigekix - Shigeyuki Nakarai 3-0 (5-4, 8-1, 6-3) Full Results Here

Breaking For Gold Ranking Series- Kitakyushu, Japan (If anyone reading this can help me find votes*, that would be much appreciated) Women’s Results Gold: B-Girl 671 - Qingyi Liu 2-1 (3-6, 7-2, 5-4) Silver: B-Girl Ami - Ami Yuasa Bronze: B-Girl Anti - Antilai Sandrini 2-1 (4-5, 7-2, 9-0) Full Results Here

Men’s Moguls Final Results: Gold- Mikael Kingsbury (89.82) Silver- Matt Graham (88.90) Bronze- Walter Wallberg (88.52) Full Qualification/Final Results Here

Women’s Moguls Final Results: Gold- Perrine Laffont (87.40) Silver- Jaelin Kauf (83.56) Bronze- Avital Carroll (80.19) Full Qualification/Final Results Here

SWIMMING - Men's 800m Freestyle SWIMMING - Women's 100m Backstroke SWIMMING - Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay FENCING - Women's Team Epee ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS - Women's Team JUDO - Women's -63kg JUDO - Men's -81kg SHOOTING - Air Pistol Mixed Team SHOOTING - Men's Trap SURFING - Men's Shortboard SURFING - Women's Shortboard TRIATHLON - Men's Individual TABLE TENNIS - Mixed Doubles RUGBY 7S - Women's Tournament

ARCHERY - Men's Team DIVING - Men's Synronized 10m Platform JUDO - Men's -73kg JUDO - Women's -57kg SHOOTING - Women's 10m Air Rifle SHOOTING - Men's 10m Air Rifle SWIMMING - Women's 200m Freestyle SWIMMING - Women's 400m Individual Medley SWIMMING - Men's 200m Freestyle SWIMMING - Men's 100m Backstroke ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS - Men's Team CANOE SLALOM - Men's Canoe FENCING - Men's Foil FENCING - Women's Sabre CYCLING - MOUNTAIN BIKING: Men's Cross Country EQUESTRIAN- Eventing Jumping Team EQUESTRIAN- Eventing Jumping Individual

Brooke Henderson is off to an incredible start at the LPGA season opener in Lake Nona, Florida , sparking a 4 shot lead heading into the third round. She shot 6-under 66, in the second round. Henderson’s closest pursuers headed into the next round are Nelly Korda , Charley Hull , and Wei-Ling Hsu They each shot 69.

Here are my predictions Archery Women’s Team: Gold- South Korea , Silver- Germany , Bronze-

2022-23 Freestyle Skiing World Cup: January 18-21, 2023 | Calgary, Canada Men’s Halfpipe Final 1. Jon Sallinen (96.00) 2. Brendan Mackay (94.50) 3. Simon D’Artois (93.00) 4. Alex Ferreira (92.50) 5. David Wise (87.25) 6. Birk Irving (83.50) 7. Aaron Blunck (81.50) 8. Noah Bowman (80.50) 9. Hunter Hess (70.00) 10. Dylan Marineau (56.75) Full Results Here

2022-23 Freestyle Skiing World Cup: January 18-21, 2023 | Calgary, Canada Women’s Halfpipe Final 1. Eileen Gu (95.00) 2. Rachael Karker (89.00) 3. Hanna Faulhaber (77.25) 4. Amy Fraser (74.75) 5. Kexin Zhang (73.75) 6. Riley Jacobs (70.25) 7. Dillan Glennie (67.50) 8. Daeun Kim (56.00) Full Results Here

2022-23 Freestyle Skiing World Cup: January 18-21, 2023 | Calgary, Canada Men’s Halfpipe Qualification Qualified to Final- From Heat 1 1. Jon Sallinen (91.50) 2. Simon D’Artois (89.00) 3. Alex Ferreira (87.25) 4. Hunter Hess (84.50) 5. Birk Irving (81.75) Qualified to Final- From Heat 2 1. Brendan Mackay (91.50) 2. Aaron Blunck (85.50) 3. David Wise (84.00) 4. Noah Bowman (80.50) 5. Dylan Marineau (68.75) Full Qualification Results Here

2022-23 Freestyle Skiing World Cup: January 18-21, 2023 | Calgary, Canada Women’s Halfpipe Qualification Qualified to Final 1. Eileen Gu (96.75) 2. Rachael Karker (90.50) 3. Hanna Faulhaber (85.50) 4. Kexin Zhang (83.50) 5. Dillan Glennie (79.00) 6. Amy Fraser (75.50) 7. Daeun Kim (75.00) 8. Riley Jacobs (65.75) Full Qualification Results Here

2022 Snowboarding World Cup- January 18-21, 2023 | Laax, Switzerland Men’s Halfpipe- Qualified to Final 1. Ruka Hirano (95.25) 2. Scotty James (95.00) 3. Yuto Totsuka (91.50) 4. Valentino Guseli (87.50) 5. Chaeun Lee (86.00) 6. Andre Hoeflich (84.75) 7. Jan Scherrer (84.00) 8. Shuichiro Shigeno (83.25) 9. Chase Josey (81.75) 10. Chase Blackwell (81.50) 11. Kaishu Hirano (79.50) 12. Ryan Wachendorfer (78.50) Full Qualification Results Here

2022-23 Freestyle Skiing World Cup: January 18-21, 2023 | Laax, Switzerland Men’s Slopestyle Qualification Qualified to Final- From Heat 1 1. Matej Svancer (80.80) 2. Birk Ruud (79.41) 3. Mac Forehand (74.61) 4. Colby Stevenson (74.10) 5. Fabien Boesch (73.45) 6. Valentin Morel (71.23) Qualified to Final- From Heat 2 1. Andre Ragettli (79.66) 2. Alexander Hall (78.50) 3. Evan McEachran (76.16) 4. Max Moffatt (75.83) 5. Cody Laplante (70.31) 6. Christian Nummedal (66.40) Full Qualification Results Here

2023 Indian Open (Super 750)- January 17-22, 2023 | New Delhi, India : Akane Yamaguchi through to the quarterfinals defeating Han Yue 2-0 (21-14, 21-17)

2023 Indian Open (Super 750)- January 17-22, 2023 | New Delhi, India : Rio 2016 Olympic Champion Carolina Marin through to the quarterfinals defeating Ratchanok Intanon 2-0 (21-16, 21-16)

2023 Indian Open (Super 750)- January 17-22, 2023 | New Delhi, India : Axelsen through to the quarterfinals defeating Shi Yuqi 2-1 (21-16, 16-21, 21-9)

Starting at the Indonesia Masters, I’ll be doing my best to try and update you on all matches. Not just the Axelsen ones

2022 Snowboarding World Cup- January 18-21, 2023 | Laax, Switzerland Women’s Halfpipe- Qualified to Final 1. Mitsuke Ono (89.50) 2. Shaotong Wu (89.00) 3. Maddie Mastro (82.50) 4. Queralt Castellet (79.75) 5. Elizabeth Hosking (75.00) 6. Emily Arthur (65.50) 7. Ruki Tomita (64.50) 8. Brooke Dhondt (60.75) Full Qualification Results Here

@Topicmaster1010 I’d love to see a breakdown for Canada. 300 athletes at the 2024 Olympics seems a little low for us, even if quotas have been reduced. Team Sports: Basketball- I’m shocked you don’t have us qualifying in men’s basketball, even though we had a nightmare Olympic Qualification Tournament, I still think we can get 2nd in the Americas behind United States. Volleyball- Could qualify, could miss out. Although we are ranked 14? (I think.) we had some great wins at the 2022 Women’s Volleyball World Championships over the likes of Dominican Republic/Germany/Thailand, and almost beat Poland in five sets. Individual Sports: Boxing- I would predict a couple more athletes than that (Maybe around 5-6) by looking at IBA World Rankings. Same for breaking, we have two “B-Boys” ranked inside the top 12. We also have a “B-Girl” ranked inside the top 25, but I’m not too sure she will qualify. For surfing, surprised that you have us qualifying two athletes. I suppose both are competing in the women’s event? Sanoa & Erin? Other than that, great work