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Brooke Anderson 79.80m PB in women’s hammer throw, now #3 all time (Behind Włodarczyk and Price)

ATP 500 Barcelona, Spain Men’s Singles Quarterfinals [9] Lorenzo Musetti v. [4] Jannik Sinner [8] Alex de Minaur v. [2] Stefanos Tsitsipas [1] Carlos Alcaraz v. [10] Alejandro Davidovich Fokina [15] Francisco Cerúndolo v. [12] Dan Evans Men’s Doubles Semifinals [1] Michael Venus/Jamie Murray v. Denys Molchanov/Andrey Golubev [2] Joran Vliegen/Sander Gillé v. Francisco Cabral/Aleksandr Nedovyesov

ATP 250 Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina Men’s Singles Quarterfinals Alex Molcan v. Laslo Djere Damir Džumhur v. [2] Andrey Rublev [1] Novak Djokovic v. Dušan Lajović Miomir Kecmanović v. Jiri Lehecka Men’s Doubles Semifinals [1] Michael Venus/Jamie Murray v. Denys Molchanov/Andrey Golubev [2] Joran Vliegen/Sander Gillé v. Francisco Cabral/Aleksandr Nedovyesov

WTA 500 Stuggart, Germany Women’s Doubles Semifinals Alexa Guarachi/Erin Routliffe v. [2] Demi Schuurs/Desirae Krawczyk Anastasia Potapova/Veronika Kudermetova v. [3] Nicole Melichar/Giuliana Olmos

Day 6 Results Men’s 89kg Snatch: Gold- Andranik Karapetyan (178kg) ER Silver- Karlos Nasar (174kg) Bronze- Marin Robu (166kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Karlos Nasar (221kg) WR Silver- Nico Müller (199kg) Bronze- Armands Mežinskis (187kg) Total: Gold- Karlos Nasar (395kg) WR Silver- Andranik Karapetyan (374kg) Bronze- Marin Robu (364kg) Women’s 78kg Snatch: Gold- Marie Fegue (113kg) Silver- Tatev Hakobyan (104kg) Bronze- Nicole Rubanovich (100kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Marie Fegue (140kg) Silver- Daniela Ivanova (126kg) Bronze- Tatev Hakobyan (122kg) Total: Gold- Marie Fegue (253kg) Silver- Tatev Hakobyan (226kg) Bronze- Daniela Ivanova (222kg) Full Results Here

Canada Predictions Archery (1-2) We qualified 3 athletes at the Dubai 2022 Para Worlds, and 1 athlete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, which is what I’m basing the numbers on. W Individual Compound Open- Karen Van Nest M Individual Compound Open- Kevin Evans Mixed Compound Open- Kevin Evans, Karen Van Nest Para Athletics (18) Greg Stewart (M Shot Put F46) has retired since winning Paralympic gold at Tokyo 2020, which is a big hit to our medal hopes. But we still have lots of chances with Riech, Lakatos, Borgella etc. Men (11) 1500m T38- Nate Riech 100m T33- Brent Lakatos 400m T33- Brent Lakatos 800m T33- Brent Lakatos 1500m T33- Brent Lakatos 5000m T33- Brent Lakatos Marathon T33- Brent Lakatos Shot Put T20- Noah Vucsics 100m T38- Zachary Gingras 400m T38- Zachary Gingras 400m T12- David Johnson 100m T34- Austin Smeenk 400m T34- Austin Smeenk 1500m T37- Liam Stanley 400m T47- Thomas Normandeau 400m T54- Alexandre Dupont 800m T54- Alexandre Dupont, Josh Cassidy 1500m T54- Josh Cassidy, Alexandre Dupont 5000m T54- Josh Cassidy Marathon T54- Josh Cassidy 5000m T13- Guillaume Ouellet Women (7) 100m T64- Marissa Papaconstantinou 200m T64- Marissa Papaconstantinou Shot Put F55- Sarah Mickey 100m T13- Bianca Borgella 200m T13- Bianca Borgella 400m T13- Bianca Borgella Shot Put T41- Charlotte Bolton Discus Throw F38- Renee Foessel Long Jump T47- Amy Watt 100m T53- Jessica Frotten 200m T53- Jessica Frotten Badminton (0-1) WS WH1- Yuka Chokyu Boccia (3) Mixed Individual BC1- Alison Levine, Iulian Ciobanu Mixed Pair BC4- Alison Levine, Marco Dispaltro Para Cycling: (9) Women (4) Road Cycling Keely Shaw, Shelley Gautier Track Cycling Kate O’Brien, Keely Shaw, Mel Pemble Men (5) Road Cycling Charles Moreau, Nathan Clement, Joey Desjardins, Ross Wilson, Michael Sametz Para Equestrian (4) Women (4) Lauren Barwick Roberta Sheffield Jody Schloss Winona Hartvikson Goalball (6-12) We’ll most likely qualify our women’s team, just barely missed out on a quota at the previous World Championships. I’m thinking our men’s team won’t qualify, with the Pan Am quota most likely going to either the US or Argentina, but theres a chance. Para Judo (2) Women’s -57kg J1- Priscilla Gagne Women’s -70kg J2- Michelle Jorgensen Para Canoeing (4) Women’s KL1- Brianna Hennessy Women’s VL2- Brianna Hennessy Women’s VL3- Erica Scharf Men’s VL2- Mathieu St-Pierre Para Triathlon (4+1) Men’s PTS5- Stefan Daniel Women’s PVTI- Jessica Tuomela (Guide: Marianne Hogan) Women’s PTS5- Kamylle Frenette Women’s PTWC- Leanne Taylor Para Rowing (4) Mixed Cox Four Para Table Tennis (1) Women’s Singles Class 7- Stephanie Chan Wheelchair Fencing (4) Women’s Category A Foil- Amber Briar Women’s Category B Epee- Trinity Lowthian Women’s Category A Sabre- Ruth Sylvie Morel Men’s Category A Epee- Ryan Rousell Men’s Category A Sabre- Ryan Rousell Wheelchair Tennis (1) Quad Singles- Robert Shaw Sitting Volleyball (12) Women’s Team Wheelchair Rugby (12) Mixed Team Wheelchair Basketball (24) For the Women’s Team, qualification is likely. Men’s Team has been up and down lately, suffering a shock defeat to Italy recently, but they have arguably one of the greatest wheelchair basketball players of all time in Pat Anderson, I’d be shocked to see them not qualify. Para Shooting (1) Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2- Doug Blessin Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH2- Doug Blessin Para Swimming (21) Men (8) Nicholas Bennett, Felix Cowan, James Leroux, Zach Zona, Matthew Cabraja, Nicolas-Guy Turbide, Alec Elliot, Phillipe Vaccon Women (13) Aurelie Rivard, Danielle Dorris, Shelby Newkirk, Katarina Roxon, Camille Berube, Sabrina Duschene, Nikita Ens, Tess Routliffe, Danielle Kisser, Angela Marina, Abi Tripp, Aly Van Wyck Smart, Jordan Tucker Para Powerlifting, Para Taekwondo, Blind Football Total: 132-139 athletes (Canada sent 128 to Tokyo) Think my predictions may be a tad optimistic but I’m not knowledge in all para sports, it’s possible that some of these athletes/teams have no chance at making the Paralympics.

By the way here is the schedule for the 2024 Paralympics by event, for those of you who wanted to check it out! https://medias.paris2024.org/uploads/2023/02/Paralympics-Competition-schedule-by-events_V1.pdf

Day 2 Results Men’s U23 Time Trial Gold- Hector Exequiel Quintana (51:37) Silver- Donovan Ramírez (51:39) Bronze- Jose Juan Prieto (52:21) Men’s Elite Time Trial Gold- Walter Vargas (47:57) Silver- Miguel Ángel López (47:58) Bronze- Kaden Hopkins (50:03)

Day 1 Results Men’s Junior Time Trial Gold- Robinson Rincon (34:21) Silver- Diego Rojas (35:15) Bronze- Ignacio Labrin (35:37) Women’s Junior Time Trial Gold- Juliana Londoño (19:05) Silver- Angie Mariana Londoño (19:21) Bronze- Javiera Mansilla (19:50) Women’s Elite Time Trial Gold- Amber Neben (35:10) Silver- Aranza Villalon Sanchez (36:35) Bronze- Alison Jackson (37:22)

So, if I’ve read it right, two quotas are allocated in both the men’s/women’s road races? Also, does anyone have a link to the entry lists for each event?

Day 5 Results Men’s 81kg Snatch: Gold- Oscar Reyes (155kg) Silver- Batuhan Yüksel (152kg) Bronze- Hmayak Misakyan (151kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Oscar Reyes (188kg) Silver- Rafik Harutyunyan (187kg) Bronze- Batuhan Yüksel (187kg) Total: Gold- Oscar Reyes (343kg) @phelps Silver- Batuhan Yüksel (339kg) Bronze- Rafik Harutyunyan (337kg) Women’s 71kg Snatch: Gold- Loredama Toma (110kg) Silver- Giulia Miserendino (107kg) Bronze- Lisa Schweizer (105kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Loredama Toma (130kg) Silver- Sarah Davies (126kg) Bronze- Giulia Miserendino (125kg) Total: Gold- Loredama Toma (240kg) Silver- Giulia Miserendino (230kg) Bronze- Sarah Davies (226kg) Full Results Here

Day 4 Results Men’s 73kg Snatch: Gold- Mirko Zanni (155kg) Silver- Ritvars Suharevs (152kg) Bronze- Bozhidar Andreev (151kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Yusuf Fehmi Genç (186kg) Silver- David Sánchez (185kg) Bronze- Max Lang (185kg) Total: Gold- Ritvars Suharevs (336kg) Silver- David Sánchez (335kg) Bronze- Mirko Zanni (335kg) Women’s 64kg Snatch: Gold- Nuray Güngör (99kg) Silver- Aysel Özkan (98kg) Bronze- Mariia Hanhur (98kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Zoe Smith (121kg) Silver- Ine Andersson (121kg) Bronze- Nuray Güngör (120kg) Total: Gold- Nuray Güngör (219kg) Silver- Mariia Hanhur (214kg) Bronze- Zoe Smith (214kg) Full Results Here

Day 3 Results Men’s 67kg Snatch: Gold- Gor Sahayan (145kg) Silver- Kaan Kahriman (141kg) Bronze- Ancorán Hernández (140kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Gor Sahayan (175kg) Silver- Ferdi Hardal (166kg) Bronze- Valentin Genchev (166kg) Total: Gold- Gor Sahayan (320kg) Silver- Ancorán Hernández (305kg) Bronze- Kaan Kahriman (301kg) Women’s 59kg Snatch: Gold- Kamila Konotop (106kg) ER Silver- Nina Sterckx (93kg) Bronze- Nadiia Shpilka (93kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Kamila Konotop (129kg) ER Silver- Nina Sterckx (116kg) Bronze- Nadiia Shpilka (114kg) Total: Gold- Kamila Konotop (235kg) ER Silver- Nina Sterckx (209kg) Bronze- Nadiia Shpilka (207kg) Full Results Here

Day 2 Results Men’s 55kg Snatch: Gold- Ramini Shamilishvili (113kg) Silver- Muammer Şahin (112kg) Bronze- Valentin Iancu (109kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Angel Rusev (141kg) Silver- Valentin Iancu (136kg) Bronze- Ramini Shamilishvili (136kg) Total: Gold- Angel Rusev (250kg) Silver- Ramini Shamilishvili (249kg) Bronze- Valentin Iancu (245kg) Men’s 61kg Snatch: Gold- Shota Mishvelidze (136kg) Silver- Sergio Massidda (130kg) Bronze- Ivan Dimov (127kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Sergio Massidda (162kg) Silver- Shota Mishvelidze (162kg) Bronze- Gabriel Marinov (154kg) Total: Gold- Shota Mishvelidze (298kg) Silver- Sergio Massidda (292kg) Bronze- Ivan Dimov (277kg) Women’s 55kg Snatch: Gold- Andreea Coţruta (91kg) Silver- Svitlana Samuliak (90kg) Bronze- Izabella Yaylyan (87kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Andreea Coţruta (110kg) Silver- Svitlana Samuliak (109kg) Bronze- Izabella Yaylyan (109kg) Total: Gold- Andreea Coţruta (201kg) Silver- Svitlana Samuliak (199kg) Bronze- Izabella Yaylyan (196kg) Full Results Here

Day 1 Results Women’s 45kg Snatch: Gold- Cansu Betkaş (72kg) Silver- Adriana Pană (70kg) Bronze- Marta García (68kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Cansu Betkaş (90kg) Silver- Gamze Altun (89kg) Bronze- Marta García (85kg) Total: Gold- Cansu Betkaş (162kg) Silver- Adriana Pană (153kg) Bronze- Marta García (153kg) Women’s 49kg Snatch: Gold- Mihaela Cambei (92kg) ER Silver- Giuila Imperio (83kg) Bronze- Anhelina Lomachynska (81kg) Clean & Jerk: Gold- Mihaela Cambei (106kg) Silver- Giuila Imperio (100kg) Bronze- Tham Nguyen (98kg) Total: Gold- Mihaela Cambei (198kg) ER Silver- Giuila Imperio (183kg) Bronze- Anhelina Lomachynska (176kg) Full Results Here

Men’s Freestyle Results Men’s 57kg Gold- Aliabbas Rzazade Silver- Süleyman Atlı Bronze- Horst Lehr Bronze- Georgi Vangelov Men’s 61kg Gold- Arsen Harutyunyan Silver- Zelimkhan Abakarov Bronze- Shota Phartenadze Bronze- Emrah Ormanoğlu Men’s 65kg Gold- Vazgen Tevanyan Silver- Mikyay Naim Bronze- Erik Arushanian Bronxe- Edemi Bolkvadze Men’s 70kg Gold- Haji Aliyev Silver- Ramazan Ramazanov Bronze- Vasile Diacon Bronze- Ihor Nykyforuk Men’s 74kg Gold- Tajmuraz Salkaznov @hckošice Silver- Frank Chamizo Bronze- Avtandil Kentchadze Bronze- Soner Demirtaş Men’s 79kg Gold- Vasyl Mykhailov Silver- Georgios Kougioumtsidis Bronze- Khetag Tsabolov Bronze- Ahmad Magomedov Men’s 86kg Gold- Dauren Kurugliev @maestro @Makedonas Silver- Myles Amine Bronze- Abubakr Abakarov Bronze- Sebastian Jezierzański Men’s 92kg Gold- Feyzullah Aktürk Silver- Osman Nurmagomedov Bronze- Miriani Maisuradze Bronze- Ermak Kardanov Men’s 97kg Gold- Givi Matcharashvili Silver- Magomedkhan Magomedov Bronze- İbrahim Çiftçi Bronze- Vladyslav Baitcaev Men’s 125kg Gold- Taha Akgül Silver- Geno Petriashvili Bronze- Dániel Ligeti Bronze- Giorgi Meshvildishvili Full Results Here

Trying to bring some life back into this thread. Myles Amine won silver at the European Wrestling Championships (M -86kg Freestyle) losing to Greece’s Dauren Kurugliev by VPO1 3-1 in the final. Amine is a Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze medalist, a gold medalist at the Budapest 2022 European Championships, a bronze medalist at the Minsk 2019 European Games, a gold medalist at the 2022 Oran Mediterranean Games, and achieved a 5th place finish the Nur-Sultan 2019 Worlds, and an 8th place finish at the Belgrade 2022 Worlds. Amine will have three opportunities to qualify for Paris 2024. His first will come at the Belgrade World Championships (Sep 16-24, 2023), his second will come at the 2024 European Qualification Tournament (Location TBD, expected to be held from April 4-7, 2024.), and his third and final chance will come at the Final Olympic Qualification Tournament (Location TBD, expected to be held from May 9-12, 2024.) For Amine, if he keeps this up I would think qualification is almost guaranteed, and it’s more-so a question of “When will he qualify for the Olympics and can he get back on that podium” rather than “Will he qualify for the Olympics”.

The following surfers are qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympics in women’s shortboard via the WSL Championship Tour Johanne Defay Tatiana Weston-Webb Teresa Bonvalot Brisa Hennessy

Competed at a swim meet this past weekend, super pleased with the results. Two huge LCM PB’s in the 50FR/100FR (25.80/56.54)

I seemed to have missed Zouhair Talbi But the rest of the athletes have already qualified through other competitions.

2023 Italian Championships- Riccione, Italy April 13- April 17, 2023 Meet Results The following new OQTs were achieved Men’s 50m Freestyle Leonardo Deplano Men’s 400m Freestyle Marco De Tullio Matteo Lamberti Matteo Ciampi Men’s 800m Freestyle Gregorio Paltrinieri Matteo Lamberti Men’s 1500m Freestyle Gregorio Paltrinieri Men’s 100m Backstroke Thomas Ceccon Men’s 200m Backstroke Matteo Restivo Men’s 100m Breastroke Federico Poggio Nicolo Martinenghi Men’s 200m Butterfly Alberto Razzetti Federico Burdisso Giacomo Carini Women’s 400m Freestyle Simona Quadarella Women’s 800m Freestyle Simona Quadarella Women’s 1500m Freestyle Simona Quadarella Women’s 200m Backstroke Margherita Panziera Women’s 100m Breastroke Lisa Angiolini Martina Carraro Arianna Castiglioni Women’s 200m Individual Medley Sara Franceschi Women’s 400m Individual Medley Sara Franceschi

Boston Marathon- Boston, United States April 17, 2023 Men Evans Chebet Benson Kipruto Albert Korir Zouhair Talbi Women Ababel Yeshaneh Emma Bates Nazret Weldu Hiwot Gebremaryam Mary Ngugi Joyciline Jepkosgei Viola Cheptoo Nell Rojas Nienke Brinkman Celestine Chepchirchir Sara Hall

United States defeat host-nation Canada 6-3, to win gold at this years Women’s Hockey World Championships.

Team Koe defeat Team Schwaller 5-4 to win the GSOC Players Championship title. Take a look at the shot that won it

FIVB Challenge Saquarema, Brazil Women’s Tournament Gold- Marta Menegatti/Valentina Gottardi @phelps Silver- Tainá Silva/Victoria Lopes Bronze- Andressa Cavalcanti/Vitoria Rodrigues Men’s Tournament Gold- Evandro Gonçalves/Arthur Lanci Silver- Chase Budlinger/Miles Evans Bronze- Julian Hörl/Alexander Horst Tournament Results Here