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IFSC World Cup #2 in Wujiang / 25-27 April. Men`s Lead: 1. Sorato Anraku / Top 2. Neo Suzuki / 40+ 3. Alberto Gines Lopez / 39+ 4. Satone Yoshida / 33 5. Pan Yufei / 32+ 6. Luka Potocar / 32 7. Filip Schenk / 28+ 8. Yannick Flohe / 28+ Knocked out in SF: 9. Jonas Utelli 10. Hannes van Duysen 11. Taisei Homma 12. Giovanni Placci 13. Jesse Grupper 14. Shion Omata 15. Toby Roberts 16. Lee Do-hyun 17. Sascha Lehmann 18. Max Bertone 19. Giorgio Tomatis 20. Sam Avezou 21. Hiroto Shimizu 22. Yannick Nagel 23. Shin Joon-ha 24. Nino Grunenfelder ------------------------------------- Women`s Lead: 1. Erin McNeice / 41 (4:26) 1. Seo Chae-hyun / 41 (4:26) 3. Annie Sanders / 39+ 4. Laura Rogora / 34+ 5. Oceania Mackenzie / 34+ 6. Zhang Yuetong / 33+ 7. Helene Janicot / 33+ 8. Anna Maria Apel / 21 Knocked out in SF: 9. Mia Krampl 10. Sara Copar 11. Rosa Rekar 12. Jennifer Eucharia Buckley 13. Mattea Potzi 14. Tereza Siruckova 15. Heloise Doumont 16. Kim Chae-yeong 17. Kim Ju-ha 18. Sukma Lintang Cahyani 19. Flora Oblasser 20. Ilaria Scolaris 21. Maya Madere 22. Natsumi Oda 23. Natsuki Tanii 24. Vita Lukan ------------------------------------- Full Results Next Lead World Cup: Bali 2-4 May.

2025 PanAmerican and Oceania Senior Championships in Santiago . Results: Men`s 60kg: 1. Michel Augusto 2. Jonathan Charon 3. Jhonathan Benavides 3. Jonathan Yang 5. David Terao 5. Arath Juarez 7. Johan Rojas 7. Jairo Moreno Men`s 66kg: 1. Ronald Lima 2. Diego Calix 3. Julien Frascadore 3. Lenin Preciado 5. Joaquin Tovagliari 5. Robin Jara 7. Tatalong Hannarong 7. Orlando Polanco Men`s 73kg: 1. Jack Yonezuka 2. Daniel Cargnin 3. Antonio Tornal 3. Yanis Hachemi 5. Justin Lemire 5. Ulises Mendez 7. Andres Sandoval 7. Ronal Gonzalez Men`s 81kg: 1. Gabriel Falcao 2. Keagan Young 3. Agustin Gil 3. Luan Almeida 5. Gilberto Cardoso 5. Johan Silot 7. Franco Toscanini 7. Antony Ramirez Bone Men`s 90kg: 1. Rafael Macedo 2. Mariano Coto Bersier 3. Medickson del Orbe Cortorreal 3. John Jayne 5. Alexander Knauf 5. Giovani Ferreira 7. Danny Vojnikovich 7. Guillaume Gaulin Men`s 100kg: 1. Leonardo Goncalves 2. Robert Florentino 3. Francisco Balanta 3. Ivo Dargoltz 5. Thomas Briceño 5. Jared Causse 7. Angel Antonio Gini Men`s +100kg: 1. Andy Granda 2. Rafael Buzacarini 3. Jonathan Loynaz 3. Francisco Solis 5. Sergio del Sol 5. Jose Nova Alcantara Women`s 48kg: 1. Natasha Ferreira 2. Maria Celia Laborde 3. Mary Dee Vargas Ley 3. Laura Vasquez 5. Edna Carrillo 5. Erika Lasso 7. Marie-Lune Turmel 7. Mikaela Rojas Women`s 52kg: 1. Evelyn Beaton 2. Jessica Pereira 3. Agustina Lahiton 3. Keisy Perafan 5. Paulina Martinez 5. Driulys Rivas 7. Francine Echevarria 7. Jenna Schurr Women`s 57kg: 1. Shirlen Nascimento 2. Mariah Holguin 3. Bianca Reis 3. Tinka Easton 5. Astrid Gavidia 5. Lian Benavides 7. Ana Rosa 7. Marian Flores Women`s 63kg: 1. Nauana Silva 2. Catherine Beacuhemin-Pinard 3. Maylin del Toro Carvajal 3. Rafaela Silva 5. Anriquelis Barrios 5. Cindy Mera 7. Marcela Alfaro 7. Laurence Biron Women`s 70kg: 1. Aoife Coughlan 2. Celinda Corozo 3. Luana Carvalho 3. Eliana Aguiar 5. Xsara Morales Falconi 5. Yilian Carvajal Ramos 7. Katia Castillo 7. Luisa Bonilla Women`s 78kg: 1. Brenda Olaya 2. Coralie Godbout 3. Lianet Cardona 3. Maria Swan 5. Camila Figueroa 5. Beatriz Freitas 7. Zunilda Chavez Women`s +78kg: 1. Beatriz Souza 2. Sydnee Andrews 3. Naomis Elizarde Suarez 3. Brigitte Carabali 5. Karra Hanna 5. Izayana Marenco Full Results

Diamond League #1/15 in Xiamen : Results: 100m Men`s: 1. Akani Simbine / 9.99 2. Ferdinand Omanyala / 10.13 3. Jeremiah Azu / 10.17 400m Men`s: 1. Bayapo Ndori / 44.25 2. Christopher Bailey / 44.27 3. Busang Kebinatshipi / 44.53 110m Hurdles Men`s: 1. Cordell Tinch / 13.06 2. Rachid Muratake / 13.14 3. Liu Junxi / 13.24 300m Hurdles Men`s: 1. Karsten Warholm / 33.05 2. Matheus Lima / 33.98 3. Ken Toyoda / 34.22 3000m Steeplechase Men`s: 1. Samuel Firewu / 8:05.61 2. Soufiane El Bakkali / 8:06.66 3. Simon Koech / 8:07.12 Pole Vault Men`s: 1. Armand Duplantis / 5.92m 2. Emmanouil Karalis / 5.82m 3. Menno Vloon / 5.82m Long Jump Men`s: 1. Zhang Mingkun / 8.18m 2. Liam Adcock / 8.15m 3. Marquis Dendy / 8.10m 200m Women`s: 1. Anavia Battle / 22.41 2. Shericka Jackson / 22.79 3. Jenna Prandini / 22.97 1000m Women`s: 1. Faith Kipyegon / 2:29.21 2. Abbey Caldwell / 2:32.94 3. Sarah Billings / 2:33.45 5000m Women`s: 1. Beatrice Chebet / 14:27.12 2. Gudaf Tsegay / 14:28.18 3. Birke Haylom / 14:28.80 100m Hurdles Women`s: 1. Danielle Williams / 12.53 2. Grace Stark / 12.58 3. Marione Fourie / 12.62 High Jump Women`s: 1. Yaroslava Mahuchikh / 1.97m 2. Eleanor Patterson / 1.94m 3. Nicola Olyslagers / 1.94m Shot Put Women`s: 1. Jessica Schilder / 20.47m 2. Chase Jackson / 20.31m 3. Gong Lijao / 19.62m Discus Throw Women`s: 1. Valarie Allman / 68.95m 2. Yaime Perez / 66.26m 3. Laulauga Tausaga / 64.91m Full Results Next Stop: Shaoxing Saturday 3 May.

South American Championships in Mar del Plata . Day Two Results: 400m Men`s: 1. Kelvis Padrino / 46.02 2. Elian Larregina / 46.17 3. Javier Emanuel Gomez Garcia / 46.73 400m Hurdles Men`s: 1. Francisco Guilherme dos Reis Viana / 50.03 2. Caio Vinicius Silva / 51.27 3. Diego Marcos Courbis Escalante / 51.40 3000m Steeplechase Men`s: 1. Carlos Andres San Martin Diaz / 8:37.79 2. Diddier Rodriguez / 8:41.31 3. Walace Evangelista Caldas / 8:46.17 20km Walk Men`s: 1. Luis Henry Campos Cruz / 1h:21.26 2. Jordy Rafael Jimenez Arrobo / 1h:24.06 3. Gabriel Matheus de liz Correa / 1h:25.17 Discus Throw Men`s: 1. Claudio Romero / 64.13 2. Wellinton Fernandes da Cruz Filho / 62.09 3. Mauricio Alexander Ortega Giron / 61.91 Decathlon Men`s: 1. Jose Fernando Ferreira Santana / 7847p 2. Rangel Gerson Vidal Izaguirre / 7273p 3. Pedro de Oliveira / 7116p 400m Women`s: 1. Martina Weil / 51.14 2. Evelis Jazmin Aguilar Torres / 51.26 3. Nicole Dayci Caicedo Arce / 53.05 400m Hurdles Women`s: 1. Gianna Woodruff / 56.57 2. Maria Alejandra Rocha Mesa / 57.48 3. Camille Cristina de Oliveira / 58.05 3000m Steeplechase Women`s: 1. Raquel Tatiane da Silva / 9:40.07 2. Micaela Levaggi / 9:42.09 3. Mirelle Leite da Silva / 10:13.35 20km Walk Women`s: 1. Viviane Santana Lyra / 1h:28.30 2. Gabriela de Souza Muniz / 1h:34.50 High Jump Women`s: 1. Hellen Dayan Tenorio Arboleda / 1.81m 2. Arielly Monteiro / 1.78m 3. Martins Valdileia / 1.75m Discus Throw Women`s: 1. Izabella Rodriguez da Silva / 62.87 2. Andressa Oliveira de Morais / 60.16 3. Yerlyn del Carmen Palacios Mesa / 55.69 Full Results

IFSC World Cup #1 in Keqiao / 18-20 April. Men`s Boulder: 1. Sorato Anraku / 99.7 2. Lee Do-hyun / 99.3 3. Meichi Narasaki / 83.9 4. Tomoa Narasaki / 69.6 5. Mejdi Schalck / 69.5 6. Sam Avezou / 69.5 7. Paul Jenft / 44.6 8. Oren Prihed / 29.7 Knocked out in SF: 9. Sohta Amagasa 10. Dayan Akhtar 11. Rei Sugimoto 12. Thorben Perry Bloem 13. Leo Favot 14. Xu Ziqi 15. Toby Roberts 16. Anze Peharc 17. Jan-Luca Posch 18. Colin Duffy 18. Nikolay Rusev 20. Yuji Fujiwaki 21. Benjamin Hanna 22. Zander Waller 23. Fu Jiahao 24. Hannes van Duysen ------------------------------------- Women`s Boulder: 1. Annie Sanders / 54.7 2. Oriane Bertone / 44.9 3. Erin McNeice / 44.8 4. Mao Nakamura / 44.4 5. Miho Nonaka / 44.1 6. Melody Sekikawa / 29.6 7. Seo Chae-hyun / 19.6 8. Oceania Mackenzie / 9.9 Knocked out in SF: 9. Mashiro Kuzuu 10. Jennifer Eucharia Buckley 11. Anna Maria Apel 11. Kyra Condie 11. Cloe Coscoy 11. Katja Debevec 11. Anon Matsufuji 11. Zhang Yuetong 17. Agathe Calliet 17. Lea Kempf 17. Maya Stasiuk 17. Sofya Yokoyama 21. Futaba Ito 22. Sara Copar 23. Zoe Peetermans 24. Adriene Akiko Clark 25. Roxana Wienand ------------------------------------- Full Results Next Boulder World Cup: Curitiba 16-18 May.

South American Championships started today until sunday in my city, Mar del Plata . I was there today and i cant post a picture because it says its too big so im sorry hehe. Day One Results: 100m Men`s: 1. Felipe Bardi / 9.99 2. Ronald Longa Mosquera / 10.04 3. Carlos Florez / 10.17 1500m Men`s: 1. Diego Lacamoire / 3:41.34 2. Guilherme Kurtz / 3:42.79 3. Thiago Andre / 3:44.77 Quick Note: Real winner was Mark Gilmore Camden with a time of 3:41.14, but i dont understrand if he was DQed or he was an invitation and didnt compete for the medals. Really weird. 10.000m Men`s: 1. Ignacio Velasquez / 28:44.81 2. Nider Pecho Pariona / 28:49.48 3. Luis Miguel Masabanda / 29:03.88 Pole Vault Men`s: 1. Ricardo David Montes de Oca Suarez / 5.40m 2. Guillermo Correa / 5.40m 3. Lucas Alisson Pedro / 5.35m 4. Thiago Braz Triple Jump Men`s: 1. Almir Cunha dos Santos / 16.68 +0.7 2. Elton Junior dos Santos Petronilho / 16.26 +1.5 3. Leodan Manuel Torrealba Ramos / 16.22 +1.0 Hammer Throw Men`s: 1. Joaquin Gomez / 77.69 2. Gabriel Enrique Kehr Sabra / 76.90 3. Humberto Fernando Mansilla Arzola / 76.61 100m Women`s: 1. Vitoria Cristina Silva Rosa / 11.21 2. Gabriela Anahi Suarez / 11.28 3. Ignacia Montt / 11.33 1500m Women`s: 1. Micaela Levaggi / 4:25.99 2. Maria Pia Fernandez / 4:28.27 3. July Ferreira da Silva Abrao / 4:28.39 10.000m Women`s: 1. Nubia de Oliveira Silva / 34:06.56 2. Florencia Borelli / 34:08.01 3. Edymar Brea / 34:08.54 Triple Jump Women`s: 1. Gabriele Sousa / 13.96 +1.2 2. Regiclecia da Silva / 13.76 +0.5 3. Natricia Hooper / 13.64 +1.3 Hammer Throw Women`s: 1. Rosa Rodriguez Pargas / 71.04 2. Ximena Zorrilla Suarez / 67.52 3. Mariana Garcia Walkeer / 66.06 Shot Put Women`s: 1. Ivana Gallardo / 17.55 2. Ahymara Espinoza / 16.51 3. Ana Caroline Miguel da Silva / 16.09 4x400m Mixed: 1. Brazil (Jadson Erick Soares - Erica Geni Barbosa Cavalheiro - Tiago Lemes da Silva - Anny Caroline de Bassi) / 3:17.73 2. Colombia (Daniel Santiago Balanta Chapurri - Paola Andrea Loboa Sastre - Luis Eduardo Arrieta Madera - Lina Esther Licona Torres) / 3:19.18 3. Argentina (Agustin Nahuel Pinti - Maria Florencia Lamboglia - Elian Larregina - Noelia Anahi Martinez) / 3:23.12

Los Angeles World Championship Sevens Draw: Men`s Championship: Group A: Group B: Men`s Promotion/Relegation: Group A: Group B: Women`s Championship: Group A: Group B: Women`s Promotion/Relegation: Group A: Group B:

HBSC SVNS Challenger Series Stage 3/3 in Krakow : Men's Results: 7th Place: 45-12 5th Place: 24-14 3th Place: 21-19 Final: 24-19 Final Standings: Top 4 qualified to the 2025-26 SVNS Series Playoffs 1- 52p 2- 50p 3- 48p 4- 44p --------------- 5- 38p 6- 26p 7- 26p 8- 21p 9- 10p (Eliminated) 10- 8p (Eliminated) 11- 7p (Eliminated) 12- 2p (Eliminated) -------------------------------- Women's Results: 7th Place: 24-17 5th Place: 10-0 3th Place: 27-19 Final: 21-12 Final Standings: Top 4 qualified to the 2025-26 SVNS Series Playoffs 1- 56p 2- 50p 3- 48p 4- 40p ---------------- 5- 36p 6- 30p 7- 22p 8- 20p 9- 14p (WalkOver) 10- 6p (Eliminated) 11- 4p (Eliminated) 12- 2p (Eliminated) Full Results Next and Final Stop: Los Angeles 3-4 May. Grand Final and Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

Wrestling Quotas from the U23 PanAmerican Championship: 8 per class and gender. Considerations: - Paraguay qualifies 1 place in each gender and class if they sent an athlete to the qualifier only, regardless of the athlete result. - 2 WildCards for every discipline (meaning 2 in greco, 2 for womens and 2 for mens freestyle). WC to weight classes with less than 8 athletes in the qualifier. In case this doesnt happen, WC goes to a weight when we dont have a athlete or a weight with the less amount of athletes. Freestyle: M57kg: (as host) and Wildcard or / M65kg: (as host) and Wilcard or M74kg: (as host) and Wilcard or / M86kg: (as host) and Wilcard or / M97kg: and or and 99% wilcard to M125kg: (as host) and Wilcard or / W50kg: (as host) and Wildcard or / W53kg: (as host) and Wildcard or W57kg: and or and most likely a Wildcard W62kg: (as host) and Wildcard or W68kg: (as host) and Wildcard or / W76kg: (as host) and Wildcard or / Greco: M60kg: (as host) and M67kg: (as host) and M77kg: (as host) and / M87kg: (as host) and M97kg: and 99% chance Wildcard to and / M130kg: and likely a Wildcard and / Countries that participated in the event without a qualifier in a class: Men`s Freestyle: Women`s Freestyle: Men`s Greco:

Triathlon Quotas: Men`s: + host quotas Women`s: + host quotas

and qualifies.

With the Group Stage done in the final stop of the Challenger Series season, we know majority of the teams qualified to LA to play for the promotion to the 2025-26 SVNS. In the Men`s, , and qualified to the SF so therefore they are also qualified for LA. The 4th spot will be between and . The points difference is 2 points in favour of Chile, but Samoa qualified for the SF and Chile not. If the points awarded in this tournament is the same as the rest of the other events (its not clear yet), will need a 2 position advantage, meaning that if they win one of the two matches they have tomorrow they will go to LA, or if they lose both matches and Chile lose at least one out of the two. In the case Samoa lose both and Chile wins both, there would be a tie (and i dont know the criteria there really). In the Women`s, , and qualified to the SF so therefore they are also qualified for LA. The 4th spot will be between and . Colombia has the huge advantage with a 8 points difference. Thailand qualified for the SF. This means that needs a 4 position difference for a tie and 5 to win. If wins their first match tomorrow and not, qualifies. In case wins too, the next match of each team is crucial, Thailand needs to win and Colombia to lose.

HSBC SVNS Singapore 6/7 | Kallang, Singapore Men`s: 1. Fiji 2. Kenya 3. Argentina 4. Spain Women`s: 1. New Zealand 2. Australia 3. Canada 4. France Ful Results Argentina and New Zealand are the HSBC SVNS 2024-25 regular season champions in the Men`s and Women`s respectively. Next and Final Stop: Los Angeles 3-4 May. Top 8 of each gender will play for the Grand Final. Teams ranked 9-12 in each gender will play with the Top 4 in each gender of the Challenger Series final standings for the Promotion/Relegation to the 2025-26 SVNS Series. Final Standings: Men`s: 1. Argentina / 104p CHAMPIONS 2. Fiji / 96p 3. Spain / 88p 4. South Africa / 70p 5. France / 65p 6. Australia / 57p 7. New Zealand / 56p 8. Great Britain / 50p This 8 teams will play for the Grand Final in LA. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This 4 teams will play for the Promotion/Relegation against the Top 4 of the Challenger Series in LA. 9. Kenya / 36p 10. Uruguay / 27p 11. Ireland / 23p 12. United States / 12p Women`s: 1. New Zealand / 116p CHAMPIONS 2. Australia / 106p 3. France / 80p 4. Canada / 72p 5. Japan / 64p 6. United States / 58p 7. Fiji / 46p 8. Great Britain / 43p This 8 teams will play for the Grand Final in LA. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This 4 teams will play for the Promotion/Relegation against the Top 4 of the Challenger Series in LA. 9. Brazil / 33p 10. China / 30p 11. Ireland / 22p 12. Spain / 14p

HSBC SVNS Hong Kong 5/7 | Kowloon, Hong Kong Men`s: 1. Argentina 2. France 3. Australia 4. Fiji Women`s: 1. New Zealand 2. Australia 3. Canada 4. France Full Results

The tennis would likely be the United Cup format. 1 singles mens match, 1 singles womens and the mixed, best of three. Which if this is the case, it would be impossible to make players compete in a team event, singles and doubles in only one week (and especially coming from the grass to hard). Due to this is very likely that tennis could go for 2 complete weeks, which if that happen we will see a lot of players not playing the olympics, which is not good. 2 weeks without playing for the points and money of the professional tour is impossible except for the top 10-20. The only good is that in the LA dates there are no big tournaments, only 250, and the olympics could be a preparation for the US/Canada month ending in the US open so players will not have the excuse of the surface like last year.

Squash only 16 seems ugly. I hope its not a direct elimination draw but a 4 groups of 4 and then QF, SF and Medals.

Compound archery?????????. Finally more teams in 3x3. Should been 12 since the start. Good on the football change (regardless that the south american qualy will be bloody)

2025 World Boxing calendar started in Foz do Iguacu . World Boxing Cup went from 31 March to 5 April with 18 weight classes and 130~ boxers from 18 countries. Medal Table: 1- UZBEKISTAN (5 / 2 / 1) 2- BRAZIL (3 / 2 / 4) 3- KAZAKHSTAN (3 / 0 / 3) 4- POLAND (2 / 4 / 5) 5- ENGLAND (1 / 3 / 4) 6- ITALY (1 / 3 / 3) 7- INDIA (1 / 1 / 4) 8- NORWAY (1 / 0 / 0) 8- ARGENTINA (1 / 0 / 0) 10- UNITED STATES (0 / 1 / 4) 11- FRANCE (0 / 1 / 3) 12- AUSTRALIA (0 / 1 / 1) 13- CHINA TAIPEI (0 / 0 / 2) 14- GUATEMALA (0 / 0 / 1) 14- GERMANY (0 / 0 / 1) 16- (0 / 0 / 0) Results and Medallists: https://cbboxe.bigmidia.com/public_files/c4ca4238a0b923820dcc509a6f75849b/Sorteio/finais.pdf Event Page: https://cbboxe.vercel.app/evento/28/world-boxing-cup-brazil-2025-foz-do-iguacu?tab=info Next Events: World Boxing Challenge - 10-15 June World Boxing Cup - 30 June - 7 July World Boxing Championships - 4-14 September World Boxing Cup - 15-22 November

I would prefer the 12 teams tournament in both genders, and give the almost 80/90 quotas to a lot of sports. For example, 32 could go to 4 more teams in each gender in basket 3x3. Then, the 12 team qualification i will do it like this: Host quota gold medal of the previous olympic (-1 reduction to the confederation of the gold medal team) 3 to europe 1 oceania 2 south america 1 north america and caribe 1 africa 1 asia 1 playoff africa-asia 1 playoff of loser of africa-asia, 4th europe, 3th southamerica and 2nd north and caribe and for the women probably the same changing south and north america quotas

agree

HBSC SVNS Challenger Series Stage 2/3 in Cape Town : Men's Results: 11th Place: 36-12 9th Place: 24-10 7th Place: 15-5 5th Place: 35-14 3th Place: 28-15 Final: 12-7 Positions (2/3): Top 4 qualifies to the 2025-26 SVNS Series Playoffs 1- 34p 2- 34p 3- 32p 4- 28p 5- 26p 6- 20p 7- 14p 8- 13p 9- 10p (Eliminated) 10- 8p (Eliminated) 11- 7p (Eliminated) 12- 2p (Eliminated) -------------------------------- Women's Results: 11th Place: 34-10 9th Place: 29-5 7th Place: 39-0 5th Place: 30-10 3th Place: 35-5 Final: 17-0 Positions (2/3): Top 4 qualifies to the 2025-26 SVNS Series Playoffs 1- 40p 2- 34p 3- 30p 4- 30p 5- 22p 6- 22p 7- 16p 8- 14p 9- 8p (Eliminated) 10- 6p (Eliminated) 11- 4p (Eliminated) 12- 2p (Eliminated) Full Results: https://www.world.rugby/tournaments/challenger-series/2025/cape-town-2 Next and Final Stop: Krakow 11-12 April 2025. (Only Top 8 teams)

HBSC SVNS Challenger Series Stage 1/3 in Cape Town : Men's Results: 11th Place: 34-0 9th Place: 21-19 7th Place: 17-7 5th Place: 22-19 3th Place: 19-14 Final: 33-7 Positions (1/3): Top 4 qualifies to the 2025-26 SVNS Series Playoffs 1- 20p 2- 18p 3- 16p 4- 14p 5- 12p 6- 10p 7- 8p 8- 6p 9- 4p 10- 3p 11- 2p 12- 1p -------------------------------- Women's Results: 11th Place: 31-12 9th Place: 19-12 7th Place: 21-19 5th Place: 28-17 3th Place: 29-0 Final: 17-12 Positions (1/3): Top 4 qualifies to the 2025-26 SVNS Series Playoffs 1- 20p 2- 18p 3- 16p 4- 14p 5- 12p 6- 10p 7- 8p 8- 6p 9- 4p 10- 3p 11- 2p 12- 1p Full Results: Cape Town 1 Next Stop: Cape Town 2 7-8 March 2025.

Continental Cups Results (Feb. 15 to Feb. 27) All players with a Q qualified to the ITTF World Cup in Macao (14-20 April) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Oceania Cup in Melbourne : Mens Singles: Gold: Nicholas Lum (Q) Silver: Finn Luu (Q) Bronze: Alfred Dela Pena (Q) & Dean Shu (Q) Womens Singles: Gold: Liu Yangzi Silver: Constantina Psihogios (Q) Bronze: Li Chunli (Q) & Jee Min-hyung Also Qualified: Maylis Giret & Jocelyn Lam ---------------------- - Pan American Cup in San Francisco : Men's Singles: Gold: Kanak Jha (Q) Silver: Eugene Wang (Q) Bronze: Eric Jouti (Q) & Horacio Cifuentes (Q) Women's Singles: Gold: Bruna Takahashi (Q) Silver: Lily Zhang (Q) Bronze: Amy Wang (Q) & Mo Zhang (Q) ---------------------- - Asia Cup in Shenzhen : Men's Singles: Gold: Wang Chuqin (Q) Silver: Liang Jingkun (Q) Bronze: Lin Shidong (Q) & Lin Yun-ju (Q) Women's Singles: Gold: Wang Manyu (Q) Silver: Sun Yingsha (Q) Bronze: Chen Xingtong (Q) & Kuai Man (Q) ---------------------- - Europe Top 16 Cup in Montreux : Men's Singles: Gold: Alexis Lebrun (Q) Silver: Darko Jorgic (Q) Bronze: Patrick Franziska (Q) & Truls Moregard (Q) Women's Singles: Gold: Han Ying (Q) Silver: Elizabeta Samara (Q) Bronze: Shan Xiaona (Q) & Sabine Winter (Q) ---------------------- - African Cup in Tunis : Men's Singles: Gold: Omar Assar (Q) Silver: Quadri Aruna (Q) Bronze: Abdel-Kader Salifou (Q) & Ylane Batix (Q) Women's Singles: Gold: Hana Goda (Q) Silver: Dina Meshref (Q) Bronze: Fatimo Bello (Q) & Mariam Al-Hodaby (Q)

2025 Fencing PanAmerican Junior Championships in Asuncion, Paraguay Medal Table: 8 / 5 / 4 2 / 2 / 6 1 / 1 / 1 1 / 0 / 0 0 / 1 / 1 0 / 1 / 0 0 / 1 / 0 0 / 1 / 0 0 / 0 / 3 0 / 0 / 2 0 / 0 / 1 ----------------------------------------------- Medallists: Junior Men's Individual Epee: Gold: Kruz Schembri Silver: Simon Lioznyansky Bronze: Junzhe (Simon) Shan & Daniel Rubin Junior Men's Individual Foil: Gold: Castor Kao Silver: Maximo Azuela Bronze: Leon Wujastyk & Caleb Jeon Junior Men's Individual Sabre: Gold: Nicolas Wang Silver: Lukas Eichhorn Bronze: Emilio Vargas Escobar & Carter Berrio Junior Women's Individual Epee: Gold: Ruien Xiao Silver: Leehi Machulsky Bronze: Victoria Guerrero Hidalgo & Jolie Korfonta Junior Women's Individual Foil: Gold: Aileen Mi Silver: Sarah Mei Bronze: Ha-Eune Adelle Chun & Audrey Yang Junior Women's Individual Sabre: Gold: Katherine Andres Silver: Gabriela Maria Lin Hwang Bronze: Jun Liu Zhi & Arianna Prieto Jimenez Junior Men's Team Epee: Gold: United States (Fray, Imrek S., Imrek E. and Lioznyansky) Silver: Panama (Achurra, Caldito Chan, Dorati and Gomez Ng) Bronze: Argentina (Beauchamp, Fiamingo, Groupierre Ramiro and Zemborain Navajas) Junior Men's Team Foil: Gold: United States (Hooshi, Jeon, Kao and Li) Silver: Ecuador (Aguinaga Procel T., Aguinaga Procel P., Chancusig Cacuango and Delgado Aguirre) Bronze: Canada (Chen, Li, Liu and Wujastyk) Junior Men's Team Sabre: Gold: United States (Andres, Berrio, Cheong and Wang) Silver: Canada (Abbasi, Falcon-Korb, Noble and Tiagi) Bronze: Colombia (Anzola Contreras, Nino Villarraga, Pacheco Cortes and Vargas Escobar) Junior Women's Team Epee: Gold: Canada (Sobus, Xiao R., Xiao N. and Yin) Silver: United States (Korfonta, Machulsky, Padhye and Wang) Bronze: Venezuela (Escobar Navarro, Guerrero Hidalgo, Perez Henriquez and Tuozzo Tortolero) Junior Women's Team Foil: Gold: United States (Kong, Mei, Mi and Yang) Silver: Canada (Chun, Dong, Hu and Tang) Bronze: Mexico (Espinosa, Hernandez, Morales and Rodriguez) Women's Individual Sabre: Gold: Mexico (Beltran, Chavez, Covarrubias and Gonzalez) Silver: United States (Andres C., Andres K. and Merchant) Bronze: Puerto Rico (Baez Feliciano, Blas Reyes, Bonis-Ramirez and Hwang) Results page: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/tournaments/eventSchedule/AEA4270D33D74EE4B92FA4AE7C2AF599#today

Joining this topic, i watched 114 films of 2024. These were my final rankings: Top 20: 1- Dune Part Two / 2- Anora / 3- Juror #2 / 4- Challengers / 5- Anyone but you (ik im the only one hehe) / 6- The Substance / 7- The Wild Robot / 8- My Old Ass / 9- How to make a killing (original title: Un ours dans le jura) / 10- Wicked / 11- Im Still Here / 12- Twisters / 13- September 5 / 14- Hard Truths / 15- How to make millions before grandma dies / 16- Rebel Ridge / 17- Maria / 18- The Apprentice / 19- Flow / 20- Civil War Honourable Mentions: Snack Shack / There was, there was not (armenian documentary) / Here / Kneecap / Hit Man / Better Man / Its whats inside / La cocina / That christmas / Didi Biggest deceptions: Blitz / Trap / Kill the jockey / The fire inside Worst of the year (personal opinion): 1- Borderlands / 2- Venom 3 / 3- The Union / 4- Godzilla x Kong New Empire / 5- Uglies Honourable Mentions of bad films: Y2K / Emilia Perez / Nightbitch / Argylle / Lee / Babygirl / Kinds of Kindness --- Oscars related talk: Im fine with any of the films winning best picture except nickel boys and of course emilia perez. In terms of acting, i preferred Chalamet over Brody, and im ok with Mikey Madison or Fernanda Torres for the best actress. Im kinda not ok with Culkin and Saldana winning supporting because they are basically lead in the film (especially zoe saldana), so i would like if Yura Borisov or Jeremy Strong wins it. My biggest wins of the night would be if Im Still Here or Flow win best international instead of Emilia Perez and if the scumbag of Jacques Audiard goes empty handed.