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Some new tidbits: -Bowling cut to 48 quotas + 2 from Cali 2021 (down from 56 in Toronto and 64 in Lima/Guadalajara) -Fencing stays the same + Cali qualifiers, qualifier is at the Pan Am Championships this year in Asuncion -Water skiing stays the same in terms of quotas (48) -Judo has the same quotas, but this time a team event will also be contested + Cali qualifiers. 5 events (4 in the last two editions) will be used to rank athletes, with the top 9 qualifying per weight category, + 1 for host. -Wrestling has same quotas + 6 wild cards, half qualify from 2022 Pan ams and the rest at 2023. -Racquetball's quota cut from 60 to 48, looks like max 2 athletes per gender per NOC (cut from 4) -Rugby: No automatic qualification for Argentina, Canada and the USA. North American qualifier will be in November 2022. -Squash: Quotas cut to 48. No surprise here, the sports added in December of 2020 had their quotas slashed, 8 teams per gender qualify to compete in all 7 events, no individual qualification. It would be funny if 5+ countries were unique in the men's and women's, because then no mixed doubles can be held. -Archery is complicated

More sports are to be added later. I wonder if India will throw a temper tantrum. 2030 won't include shooting either

Team Canada for the 2022 World Championships and 2022 Commonwealth Games Pool: Javier Acevedo* Sophie Angus* Jeremy Bagshaw* Katrina Bellio* Tessa Cieplucha* James Dergousoff* Abby Dunford Collyn Gagne* Ruslan Gaziev* Mary-Sophie Harvey* Patrick Hussey* Yuri Kisil* Finlay Knox* Joshua Liendo* Maggie MacNeil* Kylie Masse* Summer McIntosh* Rachel Nicol Penny Oleksiak* Sydney Pickrem* Taylor Ruck Kayla Sanchez* Katerine Savard* Rebecca Smith* Richie Stokes Ingrid Wilm Kelsey Wog Marathon Alex Axon Katrina Bellio* Eric Brown* Abby Dunford Hau Li Fan Emma Finlin Eric Hedlin *Will also compete at Commonwealth Games (pool events only). Ella Jansen will compete at the Commonwealth Games only. Taylor Ruck, who won 8 medals at the Gold Coast Games, is left of the team for unknown reasons.

Team Canada for the 2022 World Championships and 2022 Commonwealth Games Pool: Javier Acevedo* Sophie Angus* Jeremy Bagshaw* Katrina Bellio* Tessa Cieplucha* James Dergousoff* Abby Dunford Collyn Gagne* Ruslan Gaziev* Mary-Sophie Harvey* Patrick Hussey* Yuri Kisil* Finlay Knox* Joshua Liendo* Maggie MacNeil* Kylie Masse* Summer McIntosh* Rachel Nicol Penny Oleksiak* Sydney Pickrem* Taylor Ruck Kayla Sanchez* Katerine Savard* Rebecca Smith* Richie Stokes Ingrid Wilm Kelsey Wog Marathon Alex Axon Katrina Bellio* Eric Brown* Abby Dunford Hau Li Fan Emma Finlin Eric Hedlin *Will also compete at Commonwealth Games (pool events only). Ella Jansen will compete at the Commonwealth Games only. Taylor Ruck, who won 8 medals at the Gold Coast Games, is left of the team for unknown reasons.

That is also Italy's first ever medal in the men's category at the world's (and probably women). What a year for Italian curling!

takes bronze with an easy win over the

This sums up Canadian sports: Kim Boutin won 6 SILVER medals at the World Championships in Montreal

This was the round robin match, not the semifinal

vs for gold vs for bronze

Canada

Akar is in the A final for the 1500

Judo cut 5 wild cards to allow for 5 more teams, good choice!

JUdo lost 14 quotas as well,

Yikes, the breaststroke times for both men and women...

I think Cayman islands Is more likely. They had shooters before at the Pan am games

There is so little universality slots now that they will likely select athletes that would have met previous MQS standards

That's what it sounds like

So where did that extra quota go?

Looks like the older Sandor brother won't compete in Montreal at the Worlds.

Peter De Cruz team will separate at the end of the season

Maggie MacNeil won't start in any individual races in Budapest: https://www.cbc.ca/sports/olympics/summer/aquatics/swimming/maggie-mac-neil-mental-health-world-championships-1.6411158

Day 2 of Canadian Trials to select teams for the Worlds and Commonwealth Games (A standard is selected for Worlds). Kylie Masse broke the NR in the 50m back (27.18) Women's 100 fly Maggie MacNeil 57.13 Katerine Savard 58.01 Men's 100 fly Josh Liendo 50.88 (New NR) Finlay Knox 51.86 Women's 1500m Abby Dunford 16:20.86 (only 15 years old) Men's 800m No one qualified

Day 2 of Canadian Trials to select teams for the Worlds and Commonwealth Games (A standard is selected for Worlds). Kylie Masse broke the NR in the 50m back (27.18) Women's 100 fly Maggie MacNeil 57.13 Katerine Savard 58.01 Men's 100 fly Josh Liendo 50.88 (New NR) Finlay Knox 51.86 Women's 1500m Abby Dunford 16:20.86 (only 15 years old) Men's 800m No one qualified