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officially disqualified in team jumping Really sad for Eric Lamaze, with his current health this is likely his last chance at Olympic glory. Hopefully he gets in? @dcro

But not urban enough

qualified a skier.

The one moment that sticks out for me is the men's Olympic gold medal hockey match in 2010, just so much on the line, and concluded with the home team winning the gold medal. By doing so, Canada broke the record for the most amount of gold medals ever at a single edition of the Winter Olympics (and in doing so, was also the most successful host of all time). For a country that hosted the Olympics twice before, and never won any gold on home soil, this was the icing on top of the cake. Can't believe it was almost 10 years ago!

That's false, India submitted to the FIS to compete, and failed to qualify.

trials results (ie who will represent Canada at Olympic qualifiers and Olympics if they qualify) 50 kg Jessie MacDonald 53 kg Samantha Stewart 57 kg Linda Morais 62 kg Michelle Fazzari 68 kg Danielle Lappage 76 kg Erica Wiebe 57 kg Ligrit Sadiku 65 kg Dillon Williams 74 kg Jasmit Phulka 86 kg Clayton Pye 97 kg Jordie Steen 125 kg Amar Dhesi For women: 53 kg, surprise as Diana Weicker failed to qualify,she is a former world medalist 5/6 women have won world medals and 3/6 are former world or Olympic champions. Hoping at least 5 qualify, but I'd suspect only 3-4 will qualify For men, complete different story. The two best men's wrestlers failed to qualify (Balfour, who is likely to retire due to an eye injury and Jarvis, who was completely dominated in his 125 kg matches in the final, surprising considering he has literally been Canada's rep. for years in that category. I honestly do not see any of the men qualifying for Tokyo.

https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1087906/southeast-asian-games-philippines Nice story.

The cross-country is an Olympic event in cycling (mountain biking)

With 3 events to go in track and field, has 13 gold, 12

Beyond stupid idea.

What's wrong with that?

Official website shows men's doubles won gold too, but all other sources say won.

Very late to do that. I'd suspect though Lima would gladly host again though.

A lot of problems within the organizing committee for Santiago 2023. The CEO and President have both resigned...

Yes wrong thread lol

The competition is being held in a 25m pool, so the times will not count for Olympic standards.

won 1 badminton gold @Griff88

beat in women's basketball 92-5 wow.

Half compete one week, then leave, with the second week starting with new athletes. This means less beds would need to be available in the village.

Canada's sports budget for 19-20 in summer sports: https://www.ownthepodium.org/en-CA/Funding/Summer-Sports-2016-2017

There was a 13 year old swimmer in Rio, so I would imagine yes.

"There was much furor ahead of the kickoff of the Swimming competition, with none of the facilities reportedly ready for the events to commence. Even today, the swimmers were said to be unhappy with the facilities provided as the temperature in the pool too was below the required level. Amidst the competition, there was also a power outage, leading to a slight delay in proceedings. "

PyeongChang likely will host 2024 Winter Youth Olympics.

http://en.mastkd.com/2019/12/ali-sagirkaya-cadet-athletes-should-compete-by-height-divisions/

"The IOC has also scrapped mixed National Olympic Committee events after some caused confusion for athletes and spectators at last year's Summer Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires"