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Men's Sprint
Final Results   Oriol CARDONA COLL 2:35.218   Thibault ANSELMET 2:41.881   Robin GALINDO 2:46.811 Full Final Result HERE

Women's Sprint
Final Results   Marianna JAGERCIKOVA 3:11.034   Marianne FATTON 3:14.005   Emily HARROP 3:16.248 Full Final Result HERE

2023 King Of The Court: March 9-12, 2023| Miami, Florida 
 
Men’s Qualification Pool A
 
Calderon/Diaz  
Smith/Kolinske  
Poniewaz/Kulzer  
Aravena/Droguett  
Binstock/Palm  
 
Men’s Qualification Pool B
 
Kwekel/Zacca  
Brewster/Friend  
Jones/Gleed  
Tocs/Fokerots  
Leitner/Pascariuc  

2023 King Of The Court: March 9-12, 2023| Miami, Florida 
 
Women’s Qualification Pool A
 
Depasier/Carpenter  
Davis/Nora  
Corcoran/Corcoran 
Wuttunee/McKay  
Vercosa/Nobles  
 
Women’s Qualification Pool B
 
Mumby/Lindstrom
Rice/Osburn  
Horton/Bauer  
Robitaille/May  
Rivas/Vorpahl  

in the past few weeks, rumors about  Clarisse Agbegnenou switching to  have got stronger and stronger.
 
the reason behind this is, as often happens, about economical aspects.
 
Agbegnenou, in fact, has a personal technical sponsor (Mizuno), meanwhile the French National team is of course under contract with Adidas.
 
now the French Federation wanted Agbegnenou wear Adidas judogi in her comeback appearance after her maternity leave after Tokyo 2020, but the double Olympic champion refused to do it, saying that she hasn't trained enough with that judogi to wear it also in competition.
 
but the French Federation left her without any coach on mat side in Tel Aviv (and she lost 2 of the 4 bouts for the first time since 2017) and threatened to leave her out of the team for the next World Championships and above all, out of the Olympic team.
 
therefore, the great Clarisse, despite her will, has to think about a plan B, which leads to switching to the African Nation her family is from.
 
personally, I think everything will be fixed quite soon and nothing strange is gonna happen, but if it happens...

I feel bad for Ginnis, but at the same time happy for Popov. I like it when guys from non traditional nations get on podiums. That's why slalom is the most exciting discipline in alpine at the moment for me. That and the fact that you have around 30 guys who can easily get to the podium. Yesterday as you can see from the picture above you had guys with numbers outside of the elite 7 there. Remove Noel and you get guys who aren't even in the top 15. It's crazy how tight everything is in slalom these days. One mistake and you're out (as long as the slope is good enough for everybody).

have qualified their first athletes. They will compete in Equestrian (Team Jumping)

Congrats to KSA and UAE 

Standings After 6/11 Events
1. - 107 (-)
2. - 86 (+4)
3. - 86 (-1)
4. - 84 (+1)
5. - 81 (-2)
6. - 77 (+2)
7. - 76 (-3)
8. - 69 (-1)
9. - 68 (-)
10. - 47 (-)
11. - 29 (-)
12. - 25 (+1)
13. - 22 (-1)
14. - 19 (-)
--- - 12 (-)
15. - 8 (-)
 
New Zealand extends its lead over the field. They can now afford a poor performance and still maintain an overall lead. Argentina finishing second moves them up to an Olympic qualification position while South Africa was swallowed by the pack. The United States had a terrible performance which hurt its chances at qualifying to the Olympics. There's still time for both them and Ireland to make a move, but it's unlikely they can afford another bowl (or worse) appearance.
 
In terms of the fight to avoid regulation, Great Britain has solidified safe passage to next season. Spain has cut into Uruguay's lead for the last guaranteed spot.
 
The World Series returns next week in Vancouver.

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Cam Norrie  is the men’s singles champion here at the ATP 500 in Rio, Brazil avenging his finals loss from last weeks Argentina Open to defeat Carlos Alcaraz  5-7, 6-4, 7-5  
 

 

Alpine Skiing- Men’s Giant Slalom: Feb 25, 2023 | Palisades Tahoe, California 
 
Final Results: 
 
Gold- Alexander Steen Olsen 
Silver- Timon Haugan 
Bronze- Albert Popov 
Bronze- Clement Noel 
 

 

 
Full Results Here

Alpine Skiing- Men’s Giant Slalom: Feb 25, 2023 | Palisades Tahoe, California 
 
Final Results: 
 
Gold- Alexander Steen Olsen 
Silver- Timon Haugan 
Bronze- Albert Popov 
Bronze- Clement Noel 
 

 

 
Full Results Here

Alpine Skiing- Men’s Giant Slalom: Feb 25, 2023 | Palisades Tahoe, California 
 
Final Results: 
 
Gold- Alexander Steen Olsen 
Silver- Timon Haugan 
Bronze- Albert Popov 
Bronze- Clement Noel 
 

 

 
Full Results Here

It's finished. Ginnis is disqualified. 

first win for vs  in 8 years.
 
it doesn't matter for qualification purpose, but still...

Heart breaking for Iceland. They needed one more point to qualify to the World Cup.
 
Congrats to Georgia for qualifying to their first World Cup

FIG Apparatus World Cup 1 (Cottbus ) Menʻs Results
 
Horizontal Bar
1. Artem Dolgopyat 14.466
t-2. Kazuma Kaya 13.866
t-2. Milan Hosseini 13.866
 
Pommel Horse
1. Abdulla Azimov 14.866
2. Gagik Khachikyan 14.833
3. Nariman Kurbanov 14.800
 
Rings
1. Eleftherios Petrounias 14.966
2. Mahdi Ahmad Kohani 14.766
3. Artur Avetisyan 14.533
 
Vault
1. Artur Davtyan 15.133
2. Mahdi Olfati 14.983
3. Shek Wai Hung 14.733
 
Parallel Bars
1. Illia Kovtun 15.366
2. Matteo Levantesi 15.266
3. Carlos Edriel Yulo 15.166
 
Horizontal Bar
1. Shohei Kawakami 14.266
2. Carlo Macchini 14.133
3. Kazuma Kaya 14.100

FIG Apparatus World Cup 1 (Cottbus ) Womenʻs Results
 
Vault
1. Manila Esposito 13.233
2. Ruby Evan 13.183
3. Oksana Chusovitina 13.016
 
Uneven Bars
1. Alice DʻAmato 14.500
2. Meolie Jauch 13.533
3. Tisha Volleman 12.900
 
Balance Beam
1. Mana Okamura 14.133
2. Urara Ashikawa 14.066
3. Filipa Martins 13.133
 
Floor
1. Azuki Kokufugata 13.633
2. Manila Esposito 13.566
3. Ruby Evan 13.466
 

yes, with Russia out (and France & Italy in the top 4 overall) Poland are the strongest contenders for the European spot.
 
You have to avoid early round eliminations when the OQP starts, but I think right now you're a better team than Hungary, Germany, Czech Republic (your main rivals).

Men's Team Foil ( Cairo)
 
Gold:  Japan
Silver:  Italy
Bronze:  France
 
Semifinals
Japan b. Poland 45-33
Italy b. France 45-35
 
Bronze Medal Match
France b. Poland 45-37
 
Gold Medal Match
Japan b. Italy 45-43
 
Full Ranking & Results
https://fie.org/competitions/2023/761?tab=results

Alpine Skiing- Women’s Downhill: Feb 26, 2023 | Crans-Montana, Switzerland 
 
Final Results: 
 
Gold- Sofia Goggia   
Silver- Federica Brignone  
Bronze- Laura Gauche  
 

 

 
Full Results Here

Hubi Hurkacz  is the men’s singles champion here at the ATP 250 in Marseille, France defeating Benjamin Bonzi  6-3, 7-6 (4)
 

 

González/Roger Vasselin are the men’s doubles champions here at the ATP 250 in Marseille, France defeating Mahut/Martin  4-6, 7-6 (4), [10-7] 

González/Molteni  are the men’s doubles champions here at the ATP 500 in Rio, Brazil defeating Melo/Cabal  6-1, 7-6 (3)