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Team Turkey MEN'S TEAM 100m: Jak Ali Harvey 200m: Ramil Guliyev 10000m: Polat Kemboi Arıkan 400m Hurdles: Yasmani Copello Escobar 3000m Steeplechase: Tarık Akdağ Langat Hammer Throw: Eşref Apak, Özkan Baltacı Marathon: Ercan Muslu, Mert Girmalegesse, Kaan Kigen Özbilen 20km Race Walk: Salih Korkmaz, Ersin Tacir, Mert Atlı Relay: 4x100m, 4x400m WOMEN'S TEAM 1500m: Meryem Akdağ 5000m: Yasemin Can 10000m: Yasemin Can 3000m Steeplechase: Özlem Kaya, Tuğba Güvenç Hammer Throw: Kıvılcım Kaya-Salman Javelin Throw: Eda Tuğsuz Marathon: Fadime Suna-Çelik

Can King and Efimova just both miss the final for once?

She has stuck around for a long time! Had a two year ban for drugs in 2003

200 free in Canada is not nearly as good as the 100, nobody expects anything close to a medal for this team, especially as its very young, 3 athletes born 1999 2000 and 2001 and then the veteran Savard 1993

Marshall Hall (Discus) and Julia Ratcliffe (Hammer) were added to New Zealand team

Lol, from an article: Sportsmail understands the European 60 metres champion, who was part of the 4x100m relay squad, trapped his finger in a heavy wooden door and suffered a severe open fracture on his baton-carrying hand. The 27-year-old initially gave little away about the accident when announcing his withdrawal with a broken finger, but later clarified: ‘Broken finger doesn’t sound too bad but it was an open fracture, bone out, nail bed and flesh dangling off. I thought I may lose the finger. Thankfully it has been saved and I’m recovering well.

I hope Canada women's medley relay can get on the podium this time, bunch of really nice girls it seems. And hopefully Masse will break the WR again on leadoff

Masse 58.22 she is on fire, even setting another NR in the 50 back despite not making final

RIP HCKosice

I mean who cares about Herzegovina, when Heywoodu takes over the world it will become Bosnia and Serbia

Bosnia not Serbia, so close!

She has rare case of triple citizenship but competes for Peru

Great Britain loses Greg Rutherford (LJ) and Richard Kilty (4x100m), adds Shara Proctor (LJ), Jazmin Sawyers (LJ), Lennie Waite (3k SC), Jess Turner (400mH), and Marc Scott (5k)

Team New Zealand MEN'S TEAM 200m: Joseph Millar 1500m: Nick Willis 10000m: Zane Robertson Shot Put: Tom Walsh, Jacko Gill Discus Throw: Marshall Hall Javelin Throw: Ben Langton Burnell 20km Race Walk: Quentin Rew WOMEN'S TEAM 800m: Angie Petty 10000m: Camille Buscomb Pole Vault: Eliza McCartney Hammer Throw: Julia Ratcliffe

Team Nigeria MEN'S TEAM 400m: Samson Oghenewegba 800m: Edose Ibadin Shot Put: Chukwuebuka Enekwechi WOMEN'S TEAM 100m: Blessing Okagbare 400m: Patience George, Yinka Ajayi, Margaret Bamgbose 100m Hurdles: Tobi Amusan 400m Hurdles: Glory Nathaniel Onome Long Jump: Blessing Okagbare, Ese Brume Relay: 4x400m

Team Norway MEN'S TEAM 200m: Jonathan Quarcoo 1500m: Filip Ingebrigtsen 5000m: Sondre Nordstad Moen 400m Hurdles: Karsten Warholm 3000m Steeplechase: Jakob Ingebrigtsen Decathlon: Martin Roe 50km Race Walk: Håvard Haukenes WOMEN'S TEAM 400m: Amalie Iuel 800m: Hedda Hynne 1500m: Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal 5000m: Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal 100m Hurdles: Isabelle Pedersen 400m Hurdles: Amalie Iuel Javelin Throw: Sigrid Borge

Team Czech Republic MEN'S TEAM 400m: Pavel Maslák 1500m: Jakub Holuša Pole Vault: Jan Kudlička, Michal Balner Long Jump: Radek Juška Shot Put: Tomáš Staněk, Ladislav Prášil Javelin Throw: Jakub Vadlejch, Petr Frydrych Decathlon: Adam Sebastian Helcelet WOMEN'S TEAM 400m Hurdles: Zuzana Hejnová, Denisa Rosolová 1500m: Simona Vrzalová High Jump: Michaela Hrubá Pole Vault: Romana Maláčová, Jiřina Ptáčníková Javelin Throw: Barbora Špotáková, Nikola Ogrodníková Hammer Throw: Kateřina Šafránková Marathon: Eva Vrabcová Nývltová 20km Race Walk: Anežka Drahotová Heptathlon: Kateřina Cachová, Eliška Klučinová

Team Switzerland MEN'S TEAM 100m: Alex Wilson 200m: Alex Wilson 400m Hurdles: Kariem Hussein 50km Race Walk: Alex Florez WOMEN'S TEAM 100m: Mujinga Kambundji 200m: Sarah Atcho, Mujinga Kambundji 800m: Selina Buchel 400m Hurdles: Petra Fontanive, Yasmin Giger, Lea Sprunger 3000m Steeplechase: Fabienne Schlumpf Pole Vault: Nicole Büchler, Angelica Moser Heptathlon: Caroline Agnou, Géraldine Ruckstuhl Relay: 4x100m 20km Race Walk: Laura Polli

Team Ethiopia MEN'S TEAM 800m: Mohammed Aman, Mamush Lencho (waiting on IAAF invitation) 1500m: Aman Wote, Samuel Brhanu, Teresa Tolosa 5000m: Muktar Edris, Selemon Barega, Yomif Kejelcha, Hagos Gebrhiwet 10000m: Abadi Hadis, Jemal Yemer, Anduamlak Belihu 3000m Steeplechase: Getnet Wale, Tafese Seboka, Diriba Tesfaye Marathon: Tamirat Tola, Tsegaye Mekonnen, Yemane Tsegay WOMEN'S TEAM 800m: Habitam Alemu, Kore Tola, Mahlet Mulugeta 1500m: Genzebe Dibaba, Gudaf Tsegay, Besu Sado, Fantu Worku 5000m: Almaz Ayana, Genzebe Dibaba, Senbere Teferi, Letesenbet Gidey 10000m: Almaz Ayana, Tirunesh Dibaba, Dera Dida Marathon: Mare Dibaba, Berhane Dibaba, Shure Demise, Aselefech Mergia 20km Race Walk: Yehualeye Beletew, Ayalnesh Dejene, Askale Tiksa

Team Uganda MEN'S TEAM 800m: Abu Mayanja 1500m: Ronald Musagala 5000m: Joshua Cheptegei, Stephen Kissa, Jacob Kiplimo 10000m: Joshua Cheptegei, Timothy Toroitich 3000m Steeplechase: Jacob Araptany, Boniface Sikowo, Albert Chemutai Marathon: Solomon Mutai, Robert Chemonges, Alex Chesakit WOMEN'S TEAM 800m: Halimah Nakaayi, Winnie Nanyondo, Dorcus Ajok 1500m: Esther Chebet 5000m: Mercyline Chelangat, Stella Chesang 10000m: Juliet Chekwel 3000m Steeplechase: Peruth Chemutai

Joao Gomes

Tarah Korir married the Kenyan marathoner Wesley Korir, she took his last name, she is formerly Tarah McKay. Pidhoresky and O'Connell were also born in Canada. Ahmed and Ajomale immigrated when they were young.

Ruck was born in Canada but has lived the majority of her life in the US. However she never got US citizenship, which means she didn't have much of a choice than competing for Canada. And now she recently moved to Canada to train with Oleksiak and the other girls. Condorelli is similar to Pickrem, don't care for him. Barber is similar too, but at least his dad competed for Canada and he also spent summers in Canada and is registered with a club here. Plus unlike the others, he could've actually made the American team without a ton of effort if he tried.

Sure I'm just not a big fan of people who don't have many ties to a country other than a passport competing for that country. The only other national team swimmer like that is Condorelli who didn't even show up at nationals so he might be done with our federation anyway.