Rafa Maciel

Sorry - you are right there is a marker on her name in the World Ranking page, but it doesn't appear in the Olympic Ranking page.

It's not there now:

Jones was posting on Instagram about half an hour ago saying how excited she was for Paris so should be safe to say there's no issue and she's not suspended. Just checked the ranking page on World Taekwondo and there's no marker against her name now. Almost tempted to say this is an April Fools story

Prospects probably don't look great although I think the gap is still closeable but we aren't taking advantage of the European Cup to close the gap ahead of the last tranche of competitions. It might come down to the results at the World Champs and last year netted about 300+ points more than . Things would be a lot easier if Shriever had competed in the European Cup events but I guess getting Hutt to the Olympics would be regarded as a bonus. Hopefully by the time the qualifying window opens for LA, we'll still have Shriever, Hutt will have moved to the elite and we'll have Sienna Harvey and Betsy Bax in the under-23s giving us the potential for a full strength squad.

Tom Pidcock hospitalised after a fall during his prep for Tour of the Basque Country.

Men's 200m Backstroke: Luke Greenbank looks to be getting back to form and is just outside the BST this year. Oliver Morgan and Brodie Williams got the standard last year and should be in the mix again this year. A wildcard pick could be Commonwealth Youth champion Matthew Ward - there's a good chance he can bring his PB down again but it will be difficult for him to get a top two finish. Men's 100m Backstroke: Oliver Morgan and Jonathon Adam could/should both get the standard, but Cameron Brooker isn't too far off the BST. Although Luke Greenbank is back in the mix for the 200, I can't see him getting the standard in the shorter distance. As with the 200m, I expect Matthew Ward to bring his PB down, but I don't think he'll be able to hit the BST.

Men's 100m Freestyle: Another strong event for GB with possibly 6 athletes competing for 4 relay spots. Richards should take one of the individual spots and will probably be joined by either Dean or Scott. Men's 50m Freestyle: Ben Proud should be a shoe-in for selection so it is just a question whether anyone will be joining him. Best chance probably will be with Richards or Burras.

Italy had the hammer in that end so drawing to the button risked Scotland losing a big score.

Raleigh Relays, North Carolina Men's 400m: Harry Barton - 48.77 Men's 400m Hurdles: Harry Barton - 51.35 Men's 800m: Dylan Mcbride - 1:51.82 David Holman - 1:52.96 Leo Freeland - 1:54.42 Lewis Cotterill - 1:54.72 George Keen - 1:54.84 Men's 1500m: Joe Ewing - 3:40.43 George Couttie - 3:43.70 Zak Freeland - 3:46.46 Bryn Woodall - 3:47.93 Will Stockley - 3:49.46 George Keen - 3:51.92 Leo Freeland - 3:52.23 Dylan Mcbride - 3:52.29 David Holman - 3:52.52 Scott Nutter - 3:59.91 Liam Garrett - 4:00.58 Men's 3000m Steeplechase: Kristian Imroth - 8:42.07 Ben Thomas - 9:08.38 Men's 5000m: Bradley Giblin - 13:47.92 Leo Brewer - 13:55.22 Men's 10000m: Lachlan Wellington - 28:52.19 William Aitken - 29:14.44 Men's Triple Jump: Sam Challis - 13.97m (-0.3) Men's Long Jump: Sam Challis - 7.06m (+0.6) Women's 800m: Hannah Segrave - 2:05.00 Beatrix Wraith - 2:07.53 Iris Downes - 2:09.00 Abigail Hancock - 2:10.26 Tabatha Walford - 2:11.77 Freya Buglass - 2:13.81 Evie Brooks - 2:15.56 Women's 1500m: Shannon Flockhart - 4:08.84 Beatrix Wraith - 4:21.01 Abigail Hancock - 4:23.76 Iris Downes - 4:26.87 Sarah Tait - 4:31.19 Sophie Magson - 4:33.75 Rhian Purves - 4:35.52 Tabatha Walford - 4:36.52 Freya Buglass - 4:37.57 Women's 3000m Steeplechase: Hattie Reynolds - 10:37.53 Jessica Hatch - 11:23.96 Women's 5000m: Ellie Leather - 15:51.15 Holly Smith - 16:16.98 Esme Davies - 16:26.15 Bethany Cook - 16:50.91 Maddy Whitman - 16:55.77 Kaitlyn Sheppard - 16:58.51 Ciara Thornley - 17:14.63 Grace Burrell - 17:55.16 Women's 10000m: Mollie Jones - 33:25.80 Chloe Wellings - 34:10.32 Grace Molloy - 34:21.00 Women's Pole Vault: Gemma Tutton - 4.25m

Vestel FIG World Challenge Cup Floor: 1.) Adem Asil - 14.400 2.) Joel Plata - 14.250 3.) Benedek Tomcsanyi - 13.600 4.) Nicolau Mir - 13.250 5.) Usukhbayar Erkhembayar - 13.100 6.) Diogo Soares - 12.550 7.) Ahmet Onder - 12.450 8.) Ricards Plate - 12.250 Pommel Horse: 1.) Ahmad Abu Al Soud - 14.900 2.) Nariman Kurbanov - 14.850 3.) Radomyr Stelmakh - 14.000 4.) Zeinolla Idrissov - 14.000 5.) Thierno Diallo - 13.300 6.) Mert Efe Kilicer - 12.850 7.) Mateo Zugec - 12.400 8.) Daniel Carrion Caro - 12.250 Rings: 1.) Ibrahim Colak - 14.550 2.) Adem Asil - 14.750 3.) Artur Sahakyan - 13.700 4.) Balazs Kiss - 13.350 5.) Szilard Zavory - 13.050 6.) Nestor Abad - 13.050 7.) Volodymyr Kostiuk - 12.950 8.) Diogo Soares - 12.300 Vault: 1.) Assan Salimov - 14.300 (14.600/14.000) 2.) Volodymyr Kostiuk - 13.725 (14.000/13.450) 3.) Radomyr Stelmakh - 13.650 (14.150/13.150) 4.) Daniel Carrion Caro - 13.600 (14.050/13.150) 5.) Usukhbayar Erkhembayar - 13.325 (13.400/13.250) 6.) Timo Eder - 13.000 (12.950/13.050) 7.) Adria Vera - 12.900 (13.050/12.750) 8.) Enkhtuvshin Damdindorj - 12.850 (13.500/12.200) Parallel Bars: 1.) Nicolau Mir - 14.800 2.) Radomyr Stelmakh - 14.500 3.) Andrei Vasile Muntean - 14.150 4.) Kerem Sener - 13.700 5.) Volodymyr Kostiuk - 13.650 6.) Rasul Ahmadzada - 13.300 7.) Mert Efe Kilicer - 12.850 8.) Thierno Diallo - 12.750 Horizontal Bar: 1.) Joel Plata - 14.000 2.) Diogo Soares - 13.800 3.) Mert Efe Kilicer - 13.700 4.) Nestor Abad - 13.600 5.) Radomyr Stelmakh - 13.500 6.) Razvan-Denis Marc - 13.200 7.) Volodymyr Kostiuk - 12.700 8.) Toma Roland Modoianu-Zseder - 11.200

Have a sneaky suspicion that this match won't be going the distance - steal 3 to go into half time 7-2 up on

UK Athletics have revised - and relaxed - their Olympic selection policy!!! (but only for a couple of field events ) Men's Discus - the UKA standard drops from 65.81m to 64.90m. Women's Discus - the UKA standard drops from 63.50m to 63.20m Men's Javelin - the UKA standard drops from 83.79m to 82.30m Women's Javelin - the UKA standard drops from 62.83m to 61.50m Realistically, this is going to have limited effect - I can't remember the last time GB had an 80m+ javelin but it could benefit the likes of Lawrence Okoye and Nick Percy in the discus. Maybe outside chance for Jade Lally now as well. There's a couple of other changes to note: As expected, the official trials for 10,000m is scheduled for 18th May at the 'Night of the 10,000m PBs' in Highgate. There won't be a heptathlon/decathlon at the trials - multi eventers will be required to compete in at least 1 event at the trials. The squads for 4x100m relay and the 4x400 relay are reduced from 6 to 5 athletes. The squad for the mixed 4x400 squad is reduced from 6 to 4 athletes. The role of Technical Director has been removed and replaced with Head Coach. The terms of the Head Coach discretion has been changed to "has demonstrated exceptions ability, a proven track record medalling in previous major international championship and with the potential to medal at the Games" (Previously, this clause on referred to "demonstrated exceptional ability and potential to medal at the Games") The reference to "Future individual medal potential at major championships" is removed in relation to eligible athletes with WA qualification standard. The Selection Panel are no longer required to consider eligible athletes who receive an invite from World Athletics - the new wording says the panel "may consider eligible athletes who have achieved the UKA standard and, in the sole discretion of the selection panel, meet the aims of the policy" - gives the panel plenty of leeway to reject quotas even where the athlete has met the UK standard. Looks like UK Athletics will be prioritising the mixed 4x400 with athletes expected to compete in the mixed event as required by the head coach. Changes have been made to the selection panel with event specialists downgraded to non-voting members.

What a shot by Mouat Run-back treble take-out.

Vestel FIG World Challenge Cup Women's Floor: 1.) Jade Barbosa - 13.833 2.) Morgane Osyssek-Reimer - 13.667 3.) Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos - 13.600 4.) Georgia-Mae Fenton - 13.300 5.) Zhao Jiayi - 13.300 6.) Liao Yi-Chun - 13.200 7.) Naomi Visser - 12.600 8.) Mila Prpic - 12.567 Women's Balance Beam: 1.) Sun Xinyi - 14.267 2.) Flavia Saraiva - 14.000 3.) Yang Ko-Wen - 13.300 4.) Sanne Wevers - 12.867 5.) Georgia-Mae Fenton - 12.700 6.) Jana Abdelsalam - 12.100 7.) Greta Mayer - 11.733 8.) Zala Trtnik - 10.900 Women's Uneven Bars: 1.) Melanie De Jesus Santos - 14.567 2.) Rebecca Andrade - 14.067 3.) Georgia-Mae Fenton - 13.767 4.) Zhao Jiayi - 13.533 5.) Lucija Hribar - 13.333 6.) Lorrane Oliveira - 13.167 7.) Yang Fanyuwei - 12.000 8.) Caitlin Rooskrantz - 11.800 Women's Vault: 1.) Tjasa Kysselef - 13.017 (13.133/12.900) 2.) Oksana Chusovitina - 12.917 (13.233/12.600) 3.) Morgane Osyssek-Reimer - 12.900 (13.233/12.567) 4.) Greta Mayer - 12.900 (13.100/12.700) 5.) Liao Yi-Chun - 12.784 (13.067/12.500) 6.) Sara Peter - 12,717 (12.733/12.700) 7.) Ruby Stacey - 12.600 (13.000/12.200) 8.) Bilge Tarhan - 12.383 (12.533/12.233) 9.) Huang Tzu-Hsing - 12.134 (11.700/12.567)

Asher Smith looked pretty good in the video of the 4x400 - seemed to have plenty of strength and pace going into the final straight.

Mouat and the team never really got their game together as they went down to 8-4 loss at the hands of . They didn't necessarily play badly, it's just that by some fine margins, the big shots didn't go their way. Hopefully they'll pick themselves up ahead of match against this evening.

Kye Whyte does the double at the European Cup, taking his second win of the weekend while Sharrock finishes 4th. Isodore was a DNS and Cullen was knocked out in the semi-finals. Emily Hutt was DNF in the semi-final of the women's under 23.

Good signs that GTB's injury worries are behind her going into the 2024 season as she takes 2nd place in the Triathlon Indoor World Cup behind Germany's Laura Lindemann.

Stanford Invitational Day 1: Men's 1500m: Kian Davis - 3:44.51 Christopher Olley - 3:52.90 Men's 5000m: Edward Bird - 13:51.24 Jacob Cann - 13:53.52 Tom Graham-Marr - 13:53.77 Oliver Newman - 13:56.88 Johnny Livingstone - 13:58.35 Henry Mcluckie - 14:01.67 Ned Potter - 14:05.29 James Knockton - 14:05.57 Women's 1500m: Stephanie Moss - 4:26.71 Women's 3000m Steeplechase: Stevie Lawrence-Wrist - 9:56.05 Yasmin Austridge - 10:20.97 Women's 5000m: India Weir - 16:25.29 Tilly Simpson - 16:29.14 Women's Long Jump: Madison Hutton - 5.76m (+1.5) Women's Shot: Nana Gyedu - 15.17m Women's Javelin: Harriette Mortlock - 47.26m

Battle on the Bayou: Men's 100m: Berachiah Ajala - 10.94 (+2.1) Men's 400m: Ethan Brown - 47.39 Men's 800m: Henry Johnson - 1:48.27 Daniel Joyce - 1:49.46 Jonny Stock - 1:51.57 Men's 1500m: Henry Johnson - 3:43.56 Men's 3000m Steeplechase: Alex Alston - 9:29.87 Men's 110m Hurdles: Mayowa Osunsami - 14.91 (+3.1) Men's Hammer: Reuben Banks - 65.77m Women's 100m Hurdles: Isabel Wakefield - 13.26 (+0.9) Women's 400m Hurdles: Zoe Pollock - 58.70 Kia Snell - 1:04.92

Quick round up of results from the US college meets held over the weekend, starting with the Texas Relays - purely because of the presence of Dina Asher Smith in the competition: Dina Asher Smith ran in the 4x400 relays and clocked a 51.2 running the third leg. Nicole Yeargin was in the same event (different team) and ran 52.42. Asher Smith was also part of a 4x200m relay team that clocked 1:27.05 Men's 100m CJ Ujah - 10.19 Goba Dan-Princewell - 10.47 (+3.3) Samir Williams - 10.46 (+5.8) Men's 200m: Niclas Baker - 21.22 Men's 800m: Yusuf Bizimana - DNF Men's 1500m: Freddy Richardson - 3:47.13 Men's Hammer: Bayley Campbell - 66.68m Alex Bernstein - 65.13m Men's Decathlon: Joel McFarlane - 11th 6577 100m: 10.89 / Long Jump: 6.80 / Shot: 13.18m / High Jump: 1.84m / 400m: 49.02 / 110mH: 15.57 / Discus: 40.27m / PV: NM / 1500m: 4:44.29 Women's 100m: Sileena Farrell - 12.68 (+1.9) Women's 1500m: Annabel Hobday - 4:24.05 Cara Inch - 4:30.94 Women's 5000m: Nia Clatworthy - 16:14.91 Women's Hammer: Hannah Blood - 59.11m Women's Long Jump: Funminiyi Olajide - 5.83m (+2.3) Women's Discus: Samantha Callaway - 48.27m Women's 100m Hurdles: Marcia Sey - 13.71 (+2.9)

So having said she wasn't going to compete at the World Champs because she didn't want to fly and taking the train would take too long to get there, Fitzgerald does a U-turn, flies out to Serbia and finishes 17th.

Ranking update after round 3 of European Cup. Unfortunately, today was a Class 1 event so Whyte's victory is only worth 100 UCI points whilst Cullen picks up 86 for finishing second so, whilst they have closed the gap on Switzerland, to around 450 points. Tomorrow's 4th round of European Cup is a Hors Class event so there are more points available - 200 for the victory and points awarded to the top 16 ridersso there is potential to close the gap further if the British team can hold their form. On the women's side, Shriever's absence meant that we picked up just 12 points today from Emily Hutt's 8th place. Colombia is therefore still about 400 points ahead of GB. Annoyingly, we had 2 junior riders inside the top 4 of their event but they don't count for Olympic ranking. Time is beginning to run out for GB women to get into 5th place and secure 2 riders in Paris. Including tomorrow, there are 3 rounds of the European Cup left within the qualification window, 2 rounds of the World Cup along with the continental and world championships.

wrap up their second win taking out in 8 ends 10-3

make short work of John Shuster - wrapped up in 8 ends of play with a steal of 2 taking them to a 10-3 win.