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I don't think they know what they are talking about.
 
In half-pipe and slopestyle/big air the quotas they rejected show as, well, rejected. They specifically accepted a re-allocation quota in PGS while other countries rejected them. Either they are incompetent or different factions of the organization are at war with each other...

That must be Canada-specific then, since everywhere else nothing happens until a country actively refuses or accepts a reallocated spot...

I think we've rejected more quotas than the Netherlands this cycle . Does anyone know if we'll end up returning them or if they'll just become wasted quotas?

Poland just do not reject ANY quota! :D

Latvian team confirmed. 57 athletes. I like how everyone gets a page (Bendika gets two!), while hockey players get just their names.
http://olimpiade.lv/storage/app/media/uploaded-files/beijing2022sportistuprezentacijalokik19012022max.pdf
 
Bendika is going in both biathlon and XC skiing, so she had a hissy fit over nothing.

Finito, ende, terminé, game over...
 
Mr. Monk would be proud and happy how we rounded the final number at the very last minute
 
federations send their list of nominated and qualified athletes to our NOC.
 
Friday morning the 21st, the General Assembly of slovak NOC will meet to the approval session where the entire delegation is expected to be approved and accepted.
 
So until then "unofficially"
 
 
  50
(37+13)
 
Ice Hockey  25  (25+0)
Biathlon  8  (4+4)
Alpine Skiing  5  (2+3)
Cross-Country Skiing  5  (2+3)
Luge  5  (4+1)
Bobsleigh  1   (0+1)
Snobowboarding (Park&Pipe)   1 (0+1)
 
More to come this Friday after the General Nomination Assembly...
 

Hahahaha, most definitely! I'll ask the Dutch NOC to send her the itinerary.

Mihaela Hogas  just posted on her instagram that she is going to the Olympics and after the hashtags she used it she is qualified in 500m and 1000m

Team Croatia
 
Women
Valentina Aščić (500 m, 1500 m)
 
 
Yes, apparently we have received a reallocation for the 1500 m.  Phew. It would have been pretty lame to debut in the sport and then having everything wrapped up after heats of the shortest distance.
 
No idea who declined.

So since there no action since this morning, I contacted our federation.
 
Response: Thank you for your information. Sure we will will use this quota, already working for the acceptance process.
 
sometimes,  I swear, if there no Totallympics ...

currently has 214 athletes qualified for Beijing. 
 
Alpine - 12*
Biathlon - 8
Bobsleigh - 18
Cross-Country 9
Curling - 12
Figure skating - 13
Freestyle skiing -32
Hockey - 48
Luge - 6
Short track - 10
Skeleton - 3
Ski jumping - 4
Snowboarding - 23*
Speed skating - 16
 
Canada stands to gain three reallocation in snowboarding atm, one in the women's halfpipe, and one each in the PGS events (which would put Canada at the maximum in the sport), which would increase the team to 217 athletes. Canada is assured of another women's quota in alpine (Netherlands and Liechtenstein will reject), so that brings it too 218. If another thee ahead decline, Canada would get a further two women. Not sure if all we be accepted. 
 
So Canada's final team size should be anywhere from 214-220, which ofc is less than the 224 in PyeongChang.  

currently has 214 athletes qualified for Beijing. 
 
Alpine - 12*
Biathlon - 8
Bobsleigh - 18
Cross-Country 9
Curling - 12
Figure skating - 13
Freestyle skiing -32
Hockey - 48
Luge - 6
Short track - 10
Skeleton - 3
Ski jumping - 4
Snowboarding - 23*
Speed skating - 16
 
Canada stands to gain three reallocation in snowboarding atm, one in the women's halfpipe, and one each in the PGS events (which would put Canada at the maximum in the sport), which would increase the team to 217 athletes. Canada is assured of another women's quota in alpine (Netherlands and Liechtenstein will reject), so that brings it too 218. If another thee ahead decline, Canada would get a further two women. Not sure if all we be accepted. 
 
So Canada's final team size should be anywhere from 214-220, which ofc is less than the 224 in PyeongChang.  

It would appear  rejected that quota.

You used the provincial flags, just so you could use the New Brunswick flag right?

Inb4 they send too many skiers to Beijing and have to turn back some like what happened with their swimmers in Tokyo 

Latvia has just accepted their 5th women's quota...

Team Canada
 
Men
Pascal Dion
Steven Dubois
Charles Hamelin
Maxime Laoun
Jordan Pierre-Gilles
 
Women
Danaé Blais
Kim Boutin
Florence Brunelle
Alyson Charles
Courtney Sarault

Like look at the Polish federation as they accepted it:

Poland is the first to accept a reallocated women's quota.

jfc.... 
 
they must be reading our posts and said "lets troll the Croatians" lmao

Team Canada
 
Natalie Corless (Vancouver, BC)
Trinity Ellis (Pemberton, BC)
Makena Hodgson (Calgary, AB)

Justin Snith (Calgary, AB) - Doubles
Tristan Walker (Cochrane, AB) - Doubles
Reid Watts (Whistler, BC) - Singles

jfc.... 
 
they must be reading our posts and said "lets troll the Croatians" lmao

Even better stat: only one athlete that doesn't speak German as their first language has ever won luge gold at the Olympics (Vera Zozulya).

What is the Dutch NOC doing this time, sending 10 people across several sports with no chance of medals? Is that because they've already been forced to book a chartered flight and they need to fill the seats?