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QUALIFIED SQUADS Last update: October 2, 19:30 CZECH REPUBLIC Petra Chocová - 50m Breaststroke Barbora Seemanová - 100m Freestyle Jan Micka - 800m Freestyle Simona Baumrtová - 100m Backstroke Barbora Zavadová - 200m IM IRELAND Niamh Coyne, Conor Ferguson, Darragh Greene, Brendan Hyland, Shane Ryan SOUTH AFRICA Men: Chad le Clos – 100m freestyle, 50m butterfly Cameron van der Burgh – 100m breaststroke , 50m breaststroke Zane Waddell – 100m freestyle, 50m backstroke (23.55), 50m freestyle Ryan Coetzee – 50m butterfly, 100m butterfly Brad Tandy – 50m butterfly, 50m freestyle , 50m breastroke Ayrton Sweeney – 200m breaststroke, 400m IM Douglas Erasmus – 50m freestyle Women: Tatjana Schoenmaker – 200m breaststroke , 100m breaststroke, 50m breaststroke Emily Visagie – 200m breaststroke Erin Gallagher – 100m freestyle, 50m butterfly, 100m IM, 50m freestyle Rebecca Meder – 200m IM, 400m IM

Swimming FINA Short Course World Championships 2018 Hangzhou (CHN) - 11 December 2018 - 16 December 2018 Totallympics Results Thread

So this ranking is being updated regularly (weekly) and according to this athletes will qualify for WCH 2019. Is that right?

What is this contest all about? I am sorry, I did not really get the point.

The say that the ranking for most disciplines is counted since Sep, 7th and marathon etc. from Mar, 7th. I was trying to find the ranking for the WCH 2019 on IAAF webside but I did not succeed. Or should I put there any special filter at the records&lists? Has anybody found anything?

CZECH REPUBLIC Keep editing this post. (Last update: 18:46CET) Archery: Currently there is nobody capable to qualify to Tokyo. Artistic Swimming: Czech Women's Team Czech synchronized swimming has been forming a young talented team which might succeed to qualify for Tokyo 2020. The first chance is that they finish 1st - 7th place at the World Aquatics championship 2019 in South Korea. If so, they will qualify team and automatically also a duet. The second chance would be at the 2020 Final Olympic qualifying tournament, where will be given other 3 spots for teams. Czech Women's Duet If Czech women's qualifies, automatically is qualified also duet. If not, there are other ways how to qualify a duet. First, Czech duet would have to place at the first position of non-qualified countries at the 2019 European champions Cup. Last chance would be at the final Olympic qualifying tournament, where will compete countries which will have not qualified any swimmers. There will be selected other 7 duets to compete at the Olympics. Athletics: Name Discipline Probability Zdeněk Stromšík 100m 60% Jan Veleba 100m 40% Dominik Záleský 100m 50% Jan Jirka 200m 35% Pavel Maslák 400m 95% Michal Desenský 400m 50% Patrik Šorm 400m 65% Daniel Němeček 400m 40% Lukáš Hoďboď 800m 60% Filip Šnejdr 800m 60% Jakub Holuša 1.500m 95% Filip Sasínek 1.500m 75% Jakub Zemaník 10.000 m 25% Michal Brož 400m hurdles 50% Vít Müller 400m hurdles 60% Martin Tuček 400m hurdles 35% Jan Tesař 400m, 400m h. 35% Men's Relay 4x100m 55% Men's Relay 4x400m 75% Jan Kudlička Pole Vault 80% Radek Juška Long Jump 90% Tomáš Staněk Shot Put 95% Ladislav Prášil Shot Put 70% Petr Frydrych Javelin Throw 60% Jakub Vadlejch Javelin Throw 95% Vítězslav Veselý Javelin Throw 60% Jaroslav Jílek Javelin Throw 60% Jan Doležal Decathlon 60% Marek Lukáš Decathlon 40% Adam Helcelet Decathlon 80% Jiří Sýkora Decathlon 60% Klára Seidlová 100m 40% Marcela Pírková 200m 50% Zdeňka Seidlová 400 m 50% Alena Symerská 400m 35% Lada Vondrová 400m 65% Barbora Malíková 400m 75% Kristiina Mäki 1.500m 55% Diana Mezulianiková 1.500m 65% Simona Vrzalová 1.500m 70% Eva Vrabcová Marathon 80% Zuzana Hejnová 400m hurdles 90% Lucie Sekanová 3.000m steeple 55% Anežka Drahotová 20km Walk 85% Women's Relay 4x100m 55% Women's Relay 4x400m 65% Michaela Hrubá High Jump 80% Jiřína Ptáčníková Pole Vault 50% Romana Maláčová Pole Vault 55% Amálie Švábiková Pole Vault 75% Lada Pejchalová High Jump 60% Eliška Staňková Discus Throw 55% Nikol Ogrodníková Javelin Throw 85% Barbora Špotáková Javelin Throw 85% Irena Šedivá Javelin Throw 60% Kateřina Šafránková Hammer Throw 65% Kateřina Cachová Heptathlon 80% Eliška Klučinová Heptathlon 75% Jiří Homoláč Marathon 45% Michal Balner Pole Vault 40% Tomáš Voňavka Discus Throw 30% Marek Bárta Discus Throw 40% Lukáš Melich Hammer Throw 55% Lucie Koudelová 100m hurdles 50% Petr Svoboda 110m hurdles 50% Lucie Májková Triple Jump 30% Lukáš Gdula Walk 60% Pavel Schorm Walk 35% Jan Kubista 800m 55% Barbora Procházková 100m 40% Kateřina Skypalová Hammer Throw 55% Marek Bakalár 100m 40% Nikola Bendová 100m 65% Barbora Dvořáková 100m 40% Lucie Domská 100m 40% Moira Stewartová 5.000m 40% Kateřina Dvořáková 100m hurdles 40% Nikola Strachová High Jump 40% Jiří Zeman Triple Jump 40% Pavla Kuklová Hammer Throw 40% I added names, who will probably be fighting to qualify to Tokyo. In 2019 might be added more names. Every athlete will qualify according to the IAAF Olympic Ranking. All current world ranking is available here: https://worldrankings-staging.aws.iaaf.org/world-rankings/100m/men Badminton: Name Discipline Probability Adam Mendrek Singles 65% Milan Ludík Singles 60% Jan Louda Singles 45% Ondřej Král Singles 30% Kateřina Tomalová Singles 35% Zuzana Pavelková Singles 25% Tereza Švábíková Singles 25% Jaromír Janáček Doubles 30% Tomáš Švejda Doubles 30% Michaela Fuchsová Doubles 40% Jakub Bitman Mixed Doubles 70% Alžběta Bášová Doubles, Mix 70% I named all Czech athletes who might possibly fight for Tokyo. Current world badminton ranking is here: https://bwfbadminton.com/rankings/ ... Olympic ranking has not started yet. Baseball: Czech Men's Team The way how Czech team can qualify is following. At the European baseball championships 2019 they have to place from 1st to 5th place to earn the spot in Europe/Africa qualifying event, which will be held in February 2020. At this event will be 6 teams and only 1 will make it to Olympics. If Czech team does not win this tournament, but will place second, earns the spot for the last qualifying event which will be held in March or April 2020. Six teams will compete. Three of the teams will come from runners-up in the qualifying events above (second place in Africa/Europe, second and third places in Americas). Two more spots in this event will be granted to the best two finishers in the 2019 Asian Baseball Championship that have not already qualified for the Olympics. The winner of the 2019 Oceania qualifying event will also earn a spot in this tournament. From this final qualifying tournament, only one team will make it to Olympics. Basketball: Czech Men's Basketball Team How to qualify: Czech team qualified after long 37 years to World Championships, which will be in 2019 in China. They can directly qualify to Olympics from there. No matter what place they will rank, they have to be at most second best European team. This will give them certainty to participate Tokyo 2020. If they will not succeed, there will be four tournaments of Olympic qualification to Tokyo 2020. Each tournament will participate 6 teams and only winner can make it to Olympics. Regarding Czech team qualified for the world championships and if they did not succeed to qualify directly to Olympics, they would probably have sure participation at the Olympic qualifying tournament. Czech Women's Basketball Team The only way to qualify for Czech Female team is to succeed in one fo the Olympic qualifying events, which will be held in 2020. Places and dates haven't been established. To earn spot at the Olympic qualifying tournament, Czech female basketball must place on 1st to 6th sport at Women's EuroBasket 2019. Czech Men's 3x3 Basketball Team First 4 teams in world ranking as of November 2019 will qualify automatically. Other 16 team will qualify for other 3 qualifying tournaments from which will qualify to Olympics one team from each tournament. Last spot will be given at 2020 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament, where will be 5 highest non-qualified ranked teams. All depends on the federation ranking, not the team ranking. Czech Women's 3x3 Basketball Team First 4 teams in world ranking as of November 2019 will qualify automatically. Other 16 team will qualify for other 3 qualifying tournaments from which will qualify to Olympics one team from each tournament. Last spot will be given at 2020 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament, where will be 5 highest non-qualified ranked teams. All depends on the federation ranking, not the team ranking. Beach Volleyball: The highest possiblity for Czech beach volleyball players is to qualify according to World Beach Volleyball Ranking. The best 15 teams who will not have qualified yet, will be selected to compete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics according to ranking in 2020 (date has not been specified yet) . Maximum is two pairs per NOC. In Czech are currently fighting for qualification following pairs. Czech Men's Beach Volleyball Pairs Ondřej Perušic / David Schweiner Jan Dumek / Václav Berčík Czech Women's Beach Volleyball Pairs Barbora Hermannová / Markéta Sluková Nausch Martina Bonnerová / Šárka Nakládalová Boxing: Czech boxer, who might be able to qualify for Tokyo 2020. Miroslav Korol Zdeněk Chládek Jana Prokešová Nella Freiherová Petra Laštovková Kateřina Humlová Martina Schmoranzová Alice Šrámková Erik Agateljan Vitalij Bojko Canoeing - Slalom: As it is more than tradition, I truly believe, that Czech Republic will have participants in all slalom categories. Each category is limited to one boat per each NOC. The first qulifying event should be 2019 World championships. Czech Team - Name list who will fight for spot K1 Men: Jiří Prskavec, Ondřej Tunka, Vít Přindiš, Vavřinec Hradílek K1 Women: Kateřina Kudějová, Barbora Valíková, Amálie Hilgertová, Veronika Vojtová, Karolína Galušková C1 Women: Tereza Fišerová, Monika Jančová, Eva Říhová, Kateřina Havlíčková C1 Men: Lukáš Rohan, Václav Chaloupka, Tomáš Rak, Michal Jáně Canoeing - Sprint: Czech Team - Who might qualify? 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Well, he is kinda unusual traveller :-D .... But I would rather mention for what country is he competing now. What Turkey has been doing within past several years, is disgusting. They keep "buying athletes". Why? Because they had country-organized doping and decades, maybe hundreds of athletes who were competing in international level, failed the drug test. Suddenly nearly nobody was remaining. So they started with buying athletes and IOC is trying to stop this trading. Look at this. TURKISH ATHLETES (flag means country of birth) Ramil Guliyev Elvan Abeylegesse (After naturalization got 2 OG medals but failed drug test) Yasmani Copello Jak Ali Harvey Yasemin Can And this is just track and field. Of course very famous countries for this trade are also I think this is quite disgusting....

Zde o tom, jaké bylo vystoupení kluků Járy Musila a Ivana Petra na MS ve váhové kategorii do 81 kg :-) http://www.czechjudo.org/musil-ani-petr-nestacili-na-nasazene-soupere

Mne uprimne by se libilo, kdybychom opet soutezily obe zeme pod jednotnou vlajkou :-) Byla by mnohem vetsi "narodni" konkurence a tak i mnohem vice sportovcu schopnym konkurovat svetu. Ceskoslovensko by bylo opet velmi silna a vyspela zeme, ktera by jednou mohla poradat olympiadu. At uz zimni nebo letni :-)

Jojo, dekuji. Lukas je super, tez bych mu pral Tokyo. Jinak dnes Cesi v 81kg opet tezky los. Ivan Petr dostal na uvod silneho Nemce Ressela a bohuzel bez jedine vyhry bere do olympijskeho zebricku jen 20 bodu. Jaromir Musil dnes porazil neprijemneho Tunisana, ale nasledne bohuzel smolna prohra s Rusem Lappinagovem. I tak vsak diky jedne vyhre bere cennych 200 bodu do olympijskeho zebricku, stejne jako Slovak Filip Stancel, ktery ve druhem kole porazil Kostaricana ale nasledne nestacil na tezkeho Belgicana Casseho. Dnes si myslim, ze Musil i Stancel nakrocili dobre do olympijske kvalifikace :-)

Myslim si, ze to je pro nej hlavne vyzva. Do 100kg ziskal titul na OH, MS, ME, mel stribro na evropskych hrach. Nad 100 kg je svym zpusobem kralovska kategorie a tak se chtel hecnout, ze na ni ma. Konec koncu neni jediny. Prestoupil tam i Henk Grol z Nizozemska, Lukasum velmi neoblibeny souper. Mimochodem behem MS na sebe nejspis narazi uz v druhem kole. Bude to zajimave.

Jakub Ječmínek dnes na MS v Judu vypadl bohužel ve druhém kole, kde nestačil na Korejce Ana, aktualni svetovou sedmicku a lidra olympijskeho zebricku, ktery postoupil az do boju o medaile. I tak si po vitezstvi nad kanadskym souperem v uvodnim kole pripsal 200 bodu do olympijskeho zebricku!

ice hockey goalie Ondrej Pavelec has retired at the age of 31. The reason is that no team in NHL is interested in him anymore and he refused to play KHL or Czech league. Opinions?

Pavel Petřikov dnes předvedl skvele predstaveni na MS v Baku!! Po nedavnem prestupu do vahove kategorie -66kg se dostal az do ctvrteho kola, kde bohuzel nestacil na aktualni svetovou dvanactku, Brazilce Cargnina. Nicmene konecne devate misto a zisk 320 bodu do olympijske kvalifikace je super uspech :-)

I can try some digging in my extras, because I have a feeling I should have one extra piece. I will let you know next week:-)

Cool, thank you :-) I hope more Czech people will join ;-)

In these days, czech judokas collect point to Olympic qualification at the WCH in Baku. Success is needed because there are awarded much higher point than at any other events. First was competing David Pulkrabek (-60kg) who went out in 2nd round. He earned 200 points and was quite disapointed. Regarding his previouses successes he wanted more. But he is currently holding qualifying spot.

First two events, where Czech could earn quota, were WCH in sailing (Denmark) and WCH in shooting (South Korea). In sailing unfortunately nearly everybody was quite far to earn qualification spot. In shooting - skeet shooter Jakub Tomecek placed 5th in final which meant first place with no quota. That was such a pity. He returned for international competition after long time and this could have been great achievement.

TABLE TENNIS - WORLD CUP WOMEN - CHENGDU (CHN) Date: 28-30 September 2018 Status: 75% probability going to collect there Entry list: Zhu Yuling, Kasumi Ishikawa, Ding Ning, Cheng I-ching, Miu Hirano, Suh Hyowon, Doo Hoi Kem, Sofia Polcanova, Li Jie, Elizabeta Samara, Zhang Mo, Bernadette Szocs, Chen Szu-Yu, Matilda Ekholm, Georgina Pota, Liu Jia, Dina Meshref, Kim Song I, Wu Yue, Lay Jiang Fang

That is actually cool point. Will do it this way. I will bring to forum more collectors who might also get involved to other topics. And we will lead this section, and will see if more sections in the future :-)

Former hungarian fencer Gyözo Kulcsár passed away few days ago. He was 4 times Olympic champion. R.I.P.

Hi, I talked to admin Kamil, I will create the autograph collecting in every sport. I think this might be better organised. In order of this, I will try to bring more people here and we can share everything about sport events of different sports and where we can catch athletes to ask for autograph. If only 1 topic, it might get messy. I think, if it is for every sport, everybody will become well oriented in all. What do you think?

Guys, if you have any Olympic medalists to offer, I am free to accept any ;-)

Well if you have any autographs which you want to sell or get rid off, you can offer them to me :-) ... I take any Olympic sports :-)