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2026 World Baseball Classic Champions:
 TEAM VENEZUELA 
1st Title
 

 
2026 World Baseball Classic MVP:  Maikel Garcia
 
 
 
2026 World Baseball Classic All-Tournament Team:
Catcher:  Austin Wells
1st Base:  Luis Arraez
2nd Base:  Brice Turang
3rd Base:  Maikel Garcia
Shortstop:  Ezequiel Tovar
Outfielder:  Roman Anthony
Outfielder:  Fernando Tatis Jr.
Outfielder:  Dante Nori
Designated Hitter:  Shohei Ohtani
Pitcher:  Paul Skenes
Pitcher:  Logan Webb
Pitcher:  Aaron Nola
 
Final Standings:
Rank Team Record R/9 RA/9 Diff. Champions   1.  Venezuela 6-1 6.05 3.00 +3.05 Runner-Up   2.  United States 5-2 6.49 3.43 +3.06 Eliminated in Semifinals   3.  Dominican Republic 5-1 9.68 2.16 +7.52 4.  Italy 5-1 7.41 3.50 +3.91 Eliminated in Quarterfinals   5.  Japan 4-1 8.78 3.56 +5.22 6.  Canada 3-2 4.91 3.00 +1.91 7.  Puerto Rico 3-2 4.23 3.00 +1.23 8.  South Korea 2-3 5.86 6.12 -0.26 3rd in Pool   9.  Mexico 2-2 7.71 4.50 +3.21 10.  Australia 2-2 3.34 3.09 +0.25 11.  Cuba 2-2 3.34 4.11 -0.77 12.  Israel 2-2 3.86 5.91 -2.05 4th in Pool 13.  Taiwan 2-2 5.18 5.63 -0.45 14.  Great Britain 1-3 3.86 6.62 -2.76 15.  Colombia 1-3 2.50 6.09 -3.59 16.  Netherlands 1-3 2.41 7.44 -5.03 5th in Pool (Relegated and Will Need to Requalify) 17.  Panama 1-3 2.68 3.44 -0.76 18.  Nicaragua 0-4 1.50 6.68 -5.18 19.  Czech Republic 0-4 1.32 10.97 -9.65 20.  Brazil 0-4 1.64 13.79 -12.15 R/9 - Runs Scored per 9 innings
RA/9 - Runs Against per 9 innings

2025/2026 SVNS Series #6/6  - New York
 
Results (March 14-15, 2026)
 
 
* Final position and points in the general table in ().
 
*  (Men's) and  (Women's) are the 2025/26 SVNS Series Champions.
 
Men's:
1. South Africa  (Oosthuizen - Brits - Visser -Jobb - Leyds - Davids - Cupido - Nell - Brown - Don - Human - Soyizwapi - de Jager) (1st - 106p)
2. Fiji  (2nd - 104p)
3. Argentina  (6th - 72p)
4. Australia  (3rd - 82p)
5. France  (5th - 76p)
6. New Zealand  (4th - 80p)
2. Spain  (7th - 62p)
8. Great Britain  (8th - 42p)
 
Women's:
1. New Zealand  (Miller - Waaka - Watherston - Pouri-Lane - Teneti - Paul - Kolose - Vahaakolo - Saili - Mafoe - Nuku - Davis) (1st - 118p)
2. Australia  (2nd - 110p)
3. United States  (3rd - 86p)
4. Fiji  (6th - 64p)
5. France  (4th - 78p)
6. Japan  (7th - 64p)
7. Canada  (5th - 68p)
8. Great Britain  (8th - 36p)
 
Results
 
NEXT: 2026 SVNS World Championship #1/3 in Hong Kong  (April 17-19, 2026)

And for anyone interested, the Felix Lebrun  / Hugo Calderano  QF bout just now was epic.  Worth going back and watching.  (Interesting that the Chinese audience seem to be big Felix fans.)

For BMX racing it looks like points from a Class 1 event (Copa internacional Guatemala) got dropped off for one of their riders (Federico Villegas). This caused Argentina to fall behind Denmark to sixth causing them to go from 2 to 1 quota.
 
For dressage, Leonardo Godoy competed in three events across Florida, United States which gave him enough points to be placed in projected qualification.

2026 Shooting 10m European Championships - Yerevan
 
Results (February 27 - March 5, 2026)
 
Men's 10m Air Rifle:
1. Danilo Sollazzo
2. Victor Lindgren
3. Ole Martin Halvorsen
4. Jon-Hermann Hegg
5. Istvan Peni  
6. Maximilian Ulbrich  
7. Miran Maricic  
8. Peter Sidi
9. Josip Sikavica  
10. Aleksa Rakojac  
11. Stefan Sulek  
12. Maximilian Dallinger  
13. Edoardo Bonazzi  
14. Anton Rizov  
15. Marcus Madsen  
16. Jiri Privratsky  
17. Filip Nepejchal  
18. Darko Tomasevic  
19. Kamil Nuriakhmetov  (Russia)
20. Patrick Entner
 
Men's 10m Air Pistol:
1. Anton Aristarkhov  (Russia)
2. Robin Walter  
3. Jason Solari
4. Georgios Gampierakis  
5. Paolo Monna  
6. Sampo Voutilainen
7. Damir Mikec  
8. Federico Maldini  
9. Ismail Keles  
10. Luca Joldea  
11. Yusuf Dikec  
12. Benik Khlghatyan  
13. Emils Vasermanis  
14. Ole-Harald Aas  
15. Mustafa Inan  
16. Nikolay Panov  
17. Mattia Scodes  
18. Tsotne Machavariani  
19. Richard Zechmeister  
20. Viktor Bankin  
 
Women's 10m Air Rifle:
1. Pernille Nor-Woll  
2. Anna Janssen  
3. Elif Duygu Eren  
4. Jeanette Duestad  
5. Maja Magdalena Gawenda  
6. Damla Kose  
7. Eszter Denes  
8. Andelija Stevanovic  
9. Julia Piotrowska  
10. Olga Tashtchiiev  
11. Klaudie Katz  
12. Ljiljana Cvetkovic  
13. Oceanne Muller  
14. Debora Crosato  
15. Mariia Stashko  
16. Marianne Palo  
17. Hanna Buehlmeyer  
18. Vivien Joy Jaeggi  
19. Viivi Natalia Kemppi  
20. Daria Dudka  
 
Women's 10m Air Pistol:
1. Veronika Major  
2. Manja Slak  
3. Antoaneta Kostadinova  
4. Sylvia Steiner  
5. Agate Rasmane  
6. Miroslava Mincheva  
7. Aliaksandra Piatrova  (Belarus)
8. Matea Omazic  
9. Mariami Marshava  
10. Elmira Karapetyan  
11. Evelina Sheina  (Russia)
12. Mariam Abramishvili  
13. Olha Lepska  
14. Sara Fabian  
15. Anna Dulce  
16. Camille Jedrzejewski  
17. Ines Ortega Castro  
18. Charlotte Hicks  
19. Christina Moschi  
20. Miriam Jako  
 
Mixed 10m Air Rifle:
1. Norway 1  (Duestad - Hegg)
2. Germany 1  (Janssen - Ulbrich)
3. Sweden 1  (Karlsson - Lindgren)
4. Bulgaria 1  (Boyanova - Rizov)
5. Individual Neutral Athletes 1  (Russia) (Vasileva - Marsov)
6. France 2  (Muller - Kryzs)
7. Turkiye 1  (Kose - Nalbant)
8. Serbia 1  (Havran - Rakonjac)
9. Norway 2  (Nor-Woll - Halvorsen)
10. Ukraine 1  (Stashko - Kulish)
 
Mixed 10m Air Pistol:
1. Hungary 1  (Major - Nagy)
2. Turkiye 1  (Tarhan - Dikec)
3. Individual Neutral Athletes 2  (Russia) (Yaskevich - Kazak)
4. Austria  (Steiner - Zechmeister)
5. Bulgaria 1  (Mincheva - Donkov)
6. Individual Neutral Athletes 1  (Belarus) (Piatrova - Dzemesh)
7. Georgia 2  (Prodiashvili - Mumladze)
8. Moldova  (Dulce - Ursu)
9. Spain 1  (Ortega Castro - Sanchez Tome)
10. Great Britain  (Hicks - Miller)
 
Results

I think perhaps he's asking what led to the change in the quotas?  What events have there been to change your predictions?  ( @MatiReimundo lo puedes preguntar en español si no es así.)

3x3 Champions Cup is underway. Today's results:
 
Men's Pool A:
-  18-14  /  21-8  
 
Men's Pool B:
-  21-17  /  20-15  
-  21-15  /  22-11  
 
Women's Pool A:
-  16-11  /  21-5  
 
Women's Pool B:
-  16-10  /  21-7
-  21-8  /  21-14  

2028 Team Size Projection – Feb 2026 Update
 
Here’s an update to my 2028 Team Size Projection. Only February events were considered for this update. Sorry for the late update, I was quite busy in my personal life. While I touch upon major events changes may occur due to results in smaller events. Additionally, several sports released their qualification document so there may be cases where I have to update the projection. I will only include sports where there is an update.
 
Here is the link to the updated sheet.
 
Aquatics (Artistic Swimming, Diving, Water Polo)
World Cup events were held for artistic swimming and diving. is now projected to qualify in artistic swimming over .
 
Diving saw some changes with gains going to (4) (2) and losses going to (2) .
 
Water polo had the European Championships. No changes to Olympic projections.
 
Athletics (Marathon & Race Walking)
The Tokyo Marathon and a gold level race walking tour event in Taicang were held. In the men’s marathon and are now in a qualifying position at the expense of and . On the women’s side; (2) have moved into a qualifying position while are out.
 
In the men’s 20km walk, gained two quotas at the expense of and . For the women’s 20km walk it is who are in position while are out.
 
Badminton
The African and Oceania championships took place along with other minor tournaments. The only change relative to last month was in the men’s doubles where overtook for the final spot
 
Baseball/Softball
The qualification document was released. While a slight change occurred, no changes to the teams qualified were made.
 
Basketball
A set of men’s World Cup qualifiers were held this month. Angola’s loss to Mali is something to consider, but given how close it was I still consider Angola to still be the favourite to qualify. On the other hand, Argentina’s loss to Uruguay is enough to consider a change. After some shuffling around is now on the inside while is out.
 
Cycling (BMX Racing, Road & Track)
Major events held this month include various continental championships.
 
In BMX Racing, gained a quota over in the men’s while is in a qualifying position over for the women.
 
In road cycling, on the men’s side; gained one quota over respectively. On the women’s side; gained one quota over
 
Track cycling see changes in the men’s individual sprint/keirin ( gain over ), men’s Madison ( gain over ), men’s omnium ( and gain over and ), women’s team sprint ( gain over ) and women’s individual sprint/keirin ( x2 over and ).
 
Equestrian (Dressage & Jumping)
Several World Cup events were held this month. In Dressage; gained an individual quota over respectively. While in Jumping the team quota saw gains for over inversely, Colombia and Portugal will gain an individual quota, replacing the vacated Mexico and Spain. Additionally there are gains for over
 
Fencing (Foil)
The Turin Grand Prix was held this month among other events. No changes in any of the foil events.
 
Field Hockey
The Pro League continues. No changes in terms of Olympic projection.
 
Golf
The Pebble Beach Pro-Am and Genesis Invitational were the main events held on the men’s side. However, no changes in terms of Olympic projection.
 
Judo
The Paris and Tashkent Grand Slam were major events held.
 
The following nations gained a men’s quota:
The following nations lost a men’s quota:
The following nations gained a women’s quota:
The following nations lost a women’s quota:
 
Lacrosse
The qualification document was released. No changes to the teams qualified were made.
 
Rugby Sevens
The World Series event in Perth, Australia and the second tier event in Nairobi, Kenya were held this month. No changes on the men’s side while on the women’s side there was some shuffling, but ultimately no one fell off. Argentina did make a case by winning the SVNS 2 tournament while Brazil finished 6th which included a 28-17 win for Argentina. While a good start, I don’t think it’s quite enough to make the swab just yet.
 
Shooting
The Asian Rifle/Pistol Championships were held this month. No updates to the qualification projection.
 
Sport Climbing
The Oceania Speed World Championships were held this month. No updates to the projection.
 
Squash
The Windy City Open among other events were held this month. On the men’s side is now in a qualification position over . No changes on the women’s side.
 
Surfing
The qualification document was released. There is now less emphasis on the World Surf League and the priority for the continental qualifiers have changed. This has caused some changes to the projections. For the men; are now in qualification positions causing to drop off. On the women’s side; are in and are out.
 
Table Tennis
The qualification document was released along with the Singapore Smash. Relative to my estimations a few changes occurred. Quota changes include losing men’s quotas. They are replaced by :MDA. On the women’s side, are replaced by .

Epee Grand Prix in Budapest scheduled for this weekend is now 17-19 April
Source: https://fie.org/competitions/2026/449
 
The Cairo Foil World Cup from last week is now 16-19 April: https://fie.org/competitions/2026/138
And 17-19 April is also the Sabre World Cup (both the Athens one for W and the Luxardo Trophy for M)
 

An historic victory against  today 

This Friday 13th will start the Basketball 3x3 season, kicking off with the 3x3 Champions Cup 2026, an eight team tournament with all the champions of the continental and world cups of 2025.
 
The importance of this event is that the winners in each gender will qualify for the Champions Cup 2027, the World Cup 2027, and more important, the OQT in 2028.
 
Men's Teams:        
Women's Teams:         

2026 PGA Tour Arnold Palmer Invitational - Florida 
 
Results (March 5-8, 2026)
 
Signature Event (69.35 points)
 
Men's:
1. Akshay Bhatia  
2. Daniel Berger
3. Ludvig Aberg
3. Cameron Young
5. Collin Morikawa
6. Sahith Theegala  
6. Russell Henley  
6. Lee Min Woo
9. Rickie Fowler  
9. Harry Hall  
11. Adam Scott  
11. Jordan Spieth  
13. Billy Horschel  
13. Kim Si-woo  
13. Maverick McNealy  
13. Viktor Hovland  
13. Sepp Straka
18. Max Greyserman  
18. Kurt Kitayama  
18. Jacob Bridgeman  
18. Jhonattan Vegas  
18. Bud Cauley  
18. Chris Gotterup  
24. Robert MacIntyre  
24. Lucas Glover  
24. Ryan Fox  
24. Nicolai Hojgaard  
24. Harris English  
24. Scottie Scheffler  
24. Alex Noren  
24. Patrick Rodgers  
24. Xander Schauffele  
 
2026 PGA Tour Puerto Rico Open - Rio Grande
 
Results (March 5-8, 2026)
 
(22.13 points)
Men's:
1. Ricky Castillo
2. Chandler Blanchet
3. Blades Brown
4. Davis Thompson
5. Paul Peterson
5. Luke Clanton
5. Matti Schmid
8. Kevin Streelman  
8. Christiaan Bezuidenhout  
8. David Skinns  
8. Jesper Svensson  
8. Gordon Sargent  
8. Jeremy Paul  
8. Zac Blair  
8. John Parry  
 
*Provisional Standings to the FedEx Cup Playoffs (only top 20):
1. Collin Morikawa  / 1.182p
2. Akshay Bhatia  / 1.144p
3. Jacob Bridgeman  / 1.123p
4. Chris Gotterup  / 1.120p
5. Scottie Scheffler  / 1.079p
6. Lee Min-woo  / 755p
7. Jake Knapp  / 680p
8. Nico Echavarria  / 664p
9. Kim Si-woo  / 627p
10. Ryan Gerard  / 623p
11. Hideki Matsuyama  / 611p
12. Cameron Young  / 573p
13. Daniel Berger  / 570p
14. Sepp Straka  / 522p
15. Adam Scott  / 521p
16. Justin Rose  / 520p
17. Sahith Theegala  / 514p
18. Tommy Fleetwood  / 502p
19. Kurt Kitayama  / 489p
20. Ryo Hisatsune  / 476p
 
* The FedEx Cup Playoffs are a series of 3 final events of the season where the top 70 players with the most points during the year qualify to compete for the 2026 PGA Tour championship.
 
Results (AP) & Results (PR)

2026 IJF World Tour Grand Prix - Linz
 
Results (March 6-8, 2026)
 
Men's -60kg:
1. Romain Valadier Picard  
2. Dilshot Khalmatov  
3. Sherzod Davlatov  
3. Sei Sato  
5. Aman Bakytzhan  
5. Retsu Matsunaga  
7. Murad Muradli  
7. Bernardo Tralhao Fernandes  
 
Men's -66kg:
1. Ruslan Pashayev  
2. Ronald Lima  
3. Adrian Nieto Chinarro  
3. David Garcia Torne  
5. Gusman Kyrgyzbayev  
5. Vazha Margvelashvili  
7. Petros Christodoulides  
7. Denis Vieru  
 
Men's -73kg:
1. Ethan Nairne  
2. Bilal Ciloglu  
3. Jack Yonezuka  
3. Daniel Cargnin  
5. Fabio Basile  
5. Guilherme de Oliveira  
7. Kyprianos Andreou  
7. Anton Shuhalieiev  
 
Men's -81kg:
1. Adilet Almat  
2. Vusal Galandarzade  
3. Omar Rajabli  
3. Mihajlo Simin  
5. Eetu Ihanamaki  
5. Vasilije Grujicic  
7. Jahja Nurkovic  
7. Abylaikhan Zhubanazar  
 
Men's -90kg:
1. Tato Grigalashvili  
2. Luka Javakhishvili  
3. Maxime-Gael Ngayap Hambou  
3. Shunta Nakamura  
5. Aaron Santamaria Rodriguez  
5. Rafael Macedo  
7. Vadim Ghimbovschi  
7. Roy Sivan  
 
Men's -100kg:
1. Anton Savytskiy  
2. Kou Nakayama  
3. Jorge Fonseca  
3. Giovani Ferreira  
5. Robert Florentino  
5. Zsombor Veg  
7. Marat Baikamurov  
7. Benjamin Mataseje  
 
Men's +100kg:
1. Ibrahim Tataroglu  
2. Jur Spijkers  
3. Gai Hatakeyama  
3. Dzhamal Gamzatkhanov  
5. Martti Puumalainen  
5. Irakli Demetrashvili  
7. Matheo Akiana Mongo  
7. Yevheniy Balyevskyy  
 
Women's -48kg:
1. Mitsuki Kondo  
2. Eva Perez Soler  
3. Amber Gersjes  
3. Laura Martinez  
5. Abiba Abuzhakynova  
5. Vera Wandel  
7. Mary Dee Vargas Ley  
7. Sila Ersin  
 
Women's -52kg:
1. Iroha Oi  
2. Roza Gyertyas  
3. Gabriela Conceicao  
3. Ayumi Leiva Sanchez  
5. Alyssia Poulange  
5. Tatum Keen  
7. Pauline Cuq  
7. Evelyn Beaton  
 
Women's -57kg:
1. Ayami Takano  
2. Moa Ono  
3. Marta Garcia Martin  
3. Martha Fawaz  
5. Dora Bortas  
5. Jessica Lima  
7. Pihla Matikainen  
7. Mariana Esteves  
 
Women's -63kg:
1. Rafaela Silva  
2. Laura Fazliu  
3. Kerem Primo  
3. Gili Sharir  
5. Sara-Joy Bauer  
5. Laura Vazquez Fernandez  
7. Yoana Manova  
7. Nina Cvjetko  
 
Women's -70kg:
1. Michaela Polleres  
2. April Lynn Fohouo  
3. Tais Pina  
3. Dena Pohl  
5. Sinem Oruc  
5. Samira Bock  
7. Kelly Petersen Pollard  
7. Ingrid Nilsson  
 
Women's -78kg:
1. Marie Branser  
2. Lieke Derks  
3. Metka Lobnik  
3. Yuliia Kurchenko  
5. Beatriz Freitas  
5. Coralie Godbout  
7. Maidelines Gorguet-Veranes  
7. Emma Krapu  
 
Women's +78kg:
1. Raz Hershko  
2. Giovanna Santos  
3. Yuli Alma Mishiner  
3. Emma-Melis Aktas  
5. Leonie Minkada-Caquineau  
5. Akerke Ramazanova  
7. Tiziana Marini  
7. Moira Morillo  
 
Results

Since this is my favorite Olympic sport, let's try and predict who the qualifiers will be (or at least the NOCs).
 
Boulder: 12 athletes per gender, 2 max per NOC, 1 host quota, 1 universality, quota is to the athlete by name
Lead: Same as Boulder
Speed: 14 athletes per gender, same other restrictions
 
Continental Restrictions (same for each discipline, below is listed per gender):
1 definite from Americas (from PanAm games in 2027)
1 definite from Europe (from European Games in 2027)
1 definite each from Asia, Africa, Oceania (from separate World Climbing Qualifiers in 2027)
 
The others come from the winners of the disciplines at the WCh in 2027, and then the top 4 (B/L) or 6 (S) from the OQS in 2028.
 
Then add host and universality.  (If either of these go unused, then it goes to the next highest from the OQS.
 
One thing I haven't quite understood is what happens if the same athlete wins a quota in, for instance, both Boulder and Lead.  Will it be just that athlete to compete in both, or will the athlete be able to compete in both, and another quota is available to the NOC or the next highest?
 
  Boulder Lead Speed   M F M F M F PanAm  Colin Duffy   Brooke Raboutou  Colin Duffy  Brooke Raboutou  Sam Watson  Emma Hunt European  Mejdi Schalk  Janja Garnbret  Alberto Ginés López  Janja Garnbret  Yaroslav Tkach  One of the Kaluckas Asia        Chaehyun Seo  
  Africa             Oceania    Oceania McKenzie    Oceania McKenzie     World Champs  Toby Roberts  Erin McNeice    Annie Sanders     OQS      Toby Roberts  Laura Rogora  Zach Hammer   OQS          Aimur Maimuratov   OQS      Max Bertone       OQS    
Oriane Bertone
        OQS x x x x     OQS x x x x     Host (Reallocate)    
Annie Sanders
   Erin McNeice
    Universality Reallocate   Reallocate   Reallocate    Reallocate    Nassar Borjaib Reallocate
 
 
 
How terribly did I do? :)

2025/2026 SVNS Series #5/6  - Vancouver
 
Results (March 7-8, 2026)
 
 
* Position and points in the general table in ().
 
Men's:
1. South Africa  (Oosthuizen - Brits - Visser -Jobb - Leyds - van Wyk - Brown - Don - Human - Soyizwapi - Davids - Cupido - de Jager) (2nd - 86p)
2. Spain  (7th - 54p)
3. Fiji  (1st - 86p)
4. Australia  (4th - 68p)
5. Argentina  (6th - 56p)
6. France  (5th - 64p)
7. New Zealand  (3rd - 70p)
8. Great Britain  (8th - 36p)
 
Women's:
1. New Zealand  (Miller - Waaka - Watherston - Pouri-Lane - Teneti - Paul - Kolose - Vahaakolo - Saili - Mafoe - Felix-Hotham - Sorensen-McGee) (1st - 98p)
2. Australia  (2nd - 92p)
3. United States  (3rd - 70p)
4. France  (4th - 66p)
5. Canada  (5th - 60p)
6. Fiji  (7th - 50p)
7. Japan  (6th - 54p)
8. Great Britain  (8th - 30p)
 
Results
 
Next and Final Stop: SVNS #6 in New York  (March 14-15, 2026)

2026 WA Artistic Swimming World Cup #1/4  - Medellin
 
Results (February 13-15, 2026)
 
Women's Duet Technical:
1. Germany  (Bleyer - Blumenthal Haz)
2. Slovakia  (Krajcovicova - Strapekova)
3. France  (Alavez - Lunel)
4. Switzerland  (Aeschbacher - Honer)
5. Colombia  (Castañeda - Ceballos Correa)
6. United States  (Akbar - Field)
7. Georgia  (Alavidze - Kipiani)
8. Colombia  (Botero Manzano - Tobon)
 
Women's Duet Free:
1. Individual Neutral Athletes  (Russia) (Doroshko - Shmidt)
2. France  (Alavez - Lunel)
3. Slovakia  (Krajcovicova - Strapekova)
4. Germany  (Bleyer - Blumenthal Haz)
5. Colombia  (Castañeda - Ceballos Correa)
6. Kazakhstan  (Bolatova - Tuyakova)
7. Peru  (Ccoyllo Rumiche - Luna)
8. Switzerland  (Aeschbacher - Honer)
 
Mixed Team Acrobatic:
1. United States  (Alvarez - Czarkowski - Dzurko - Martinez - Moore - Ramirez - Vega - Zhuge)
2. Kazakhstan
3. Colombia
4. Canada
5. Brazil
6. Peru
 
Mixed Team Technical:
1. Mexico  (Alferez Licea - Arzate Carbia - Barrera Jimenez - Inzunza Cabrera - Jimenez Garcia - Nuno Aviles - Toscano Millan - Valenzuela Torres)
2. United States
3. Canada
4. Colombia
5. Peru
6. Brazil  
 
Mixed Team Free:
1. Kazakhstan  (Jamanchalova - Kurmangaliyeva - Magrupova - Makarova - Pavletsova - Stolbunova - Tuyakova - Yakimova)
2. Colombia
3. Brazil  
 
Non-Olympic Events:
 
Women's Solo Technical:
1. Audrey Lamothe
2. Zofia Strapekova
3. Klara Bleyer
 
Women's Solo Free:
1. Audrey Lamothe
2. Klara Bleyer
3. Vasilina Khandoshka  (Belarus)
 
Men's Solo Technical:
1. Ranjuo Tomblin
2. Diego Villalobos Carrillo
3. Viktor Druzin
 
Men's Solo Free:
1. Eduard Kim
2. Alan Domingues Rodrigues
3. Nicolas Tascon
 
Mixed Duet Technical:
1. Great Britain  (Thorpe - Tomblin)
2. Mexico  (Mondragon Acevedo - Villalobos Carrillo)
3. Kazakhstan  (Islamova - Ramazanov)
 
Mixed Duet Free:
1. Great Britain  (Thorpe - Tomblin)
2. Colombia  (Minante - Sanchez)
3. Kazakhstan  (Bolatova - Druzin)
 
Results
 
Next Stop: WA Artistic Swimming World Cup #2 in Paris  (March 27-29, 2026)

2026 WA Artistic Swimming World Cup #1/4  - Medellin
 
Results (February 13-15, 2026)
 
Women's Duet Technical:
1. Germany  (Bleyer - Blumenthal Haz)
2. Slovakia  (Krajcovicova - Strapekova)
3. France  (Alavez - Lunel)
4. Switzerland  (Aeschbacher - Honer)
5. Colombia  (Castañeda - Ceballos Correa)
6. United States  (Akbar - Field)
7. Georgia  (Alavidze - Kipiani)
8. Colombia  (Botero Manzano - Tobon)
 
Women's Duet Free:
1. Individual Neutral Athletes  (Russia) (Doroshko - Shmidt)
2. France  (Alavez - Lunel)
3. Slovakia  (Krajcovicova - Strapekova)
4. Germany  (Bleyer - Blumenthal Haz)
5. Colombia  (Castañeda - Ceballos Correa)
6. Kazakhstan  (Bolatova - Tuyakova)
7. Peru  (Ccoyllo Rumiche - Luna)
8. Switzerland  (Aeschbacher - Honer)
 
Mixed Team Acrobatic:
1. United States  (Alvarez - Czarkowski - Dzurko - Martinez - Moore - Ramirez - Vega - Zhuge)
2. Kazakhstan
3. Colombia
4. Canada
5. Brazil
6. Peru
 
Mixed Team Technical:
1. Mexico  (Alferez Licea - Arzate Carbia - Barrera Jimenez - Inzunza Cabrera - Jimenez Garcia - Nuno Aviles - Toscano Millan - Valenzuela Torres)
2. United States
3. Canada
4. Colombia
5. Peru
6. Brazil  
 
Mixed Team Free:
1. Kazakhstan  (Jamanchalova - Kurmangaliyeva - Magrupova - Makarova - Pavletsova - Stolbunova - Tuyakova - Yakimova)
2. Colombia
3. Brazil  
 
Non-Olympic Events:
 
Women's Solo Technical:
1. Audrey Lamothe
2. Zofia Strapekova
3. Klara Bleyer
 
Women's Solo Free:
1. Audrey Lamothe
2. Klara Bleyer
3. Vasilina Khandoshka  (Belarus)
 
Men's Solo Technical:
1. Ranjuo Tomblin
2. Diego Villalobos Carrillo
3. Viktor Druzin
 
Men's Solo Free:
1. Eduard Kim
2. Alan Domingues Rodrigues
3. Nicolas Tascon
 
Mixed Duet Technical:
1. Great Britain  (Thorpe - Tomblin)
2. Mexico  (Mondragon Acevedo - Villalobos Carrillo)
3. Kazakhstan  (Islamova - Ramazanov)
 
Mixed Duet Free:
1. Great Britain  (Thorpe - Tomblin)
2. Colombia  (Minante - Sanchez)
3. Kazakhstan  (Bolatova - Druzin)
 
Results
 
Next Stop: WA Artistic Swimming World Cup #2 in Paris  (March 27-29, 2026)

This Friday 13th will start the Basketball 3x3 season, kicking off with the 3x3 Champions Cup 2026, an eight team tournament with all the champions of the continental and world cups of 2025.
 
The importance of this event is that the winners in each gender will qualify for the Champions Cup 2027, the World Cup 2027, and more important, the OQT in 2028.
 
Men's Teams:        
Women's Teams:         

2025 WST Skateboarding World Championships - Sao Paulo
 
Results (March 4-8, 2026)
 
Men's Street:
1. Toa Sasaki
2. Angelo Caro
3. Sora Shirai
4. Richard Tury
5. Wallace Gabriel  
6. Max Berguin  
7. Kairi Netsuke  
8. Daiki Ikeda
9. Rome Collyer
10. Joao Lucas  
11. Kelvin Hoefler  
12. Keyaki Ike  
13. Gabryel Aguilar  
14. Filipe Mota  
15. Ivan Monteiro  
16. Jagger Eaton
17. Kristoffer Kroon  
18. Deivid Tuesta Mota  
19. Giovanni Vianna  
20. Yuto Horigome  
21. Simon Gerber  
22. Lazer Crawford  
23. Joe Hinson  
24. Kang Ju-ni
 
Men's Park:
1. Egoitz Bijueska
2. Kalani Konig
3. Tom Schaar
4. Taylor Nye  
5. Keefer Wilson  
6. Luigi Cini  
7. Gavin Bottger  
8. Keegan Palmer  
9. Dan Sabino  
10. Thomas Augusto  
11. Kensuke Sasaoka  
12. Pedro Quintas  
13. Luiz Mariano  
14. Yuro Nagahara  
15. Pedro Barros  
16. Issei Sakurai  
17. Phoenix Sinnerton  
18. Gui Khury  
19. Viktor Solmunde  
20. Rafael Tome  
21. Pedro Carvalho  
22. Taiyo Amano  
23. Tate Carew  
24. Eddie Acres  
 
Women's Street:
1. Ibuki Matsumoto
2. Nanami Onishi
3. Coco Yoshizawa
4. Rayssa Leal  
5. Funa Nakayama  
6. Lucie Schoonheere  
7. Cui Chenxi  
8. Zhu Yuanling  
9. Vareeraya Sukasem  
10. Daniela Terol  
11. Paige Heyn  
12. Gabi Mazetto  
13. Mei Ozeki  
14. Zeng Wenhui  
15. Jessica Ready  
16. Park Ji-been  
17. Liz Akama  
18. Shin Ji-yul  
19. Evie Pritchard  
20. Momiji Nishiya  
21. Dai Nanfang  
22. Keet Oldenbeuving  
23. Liv Nelemans  
24. Laura Zackova
 
Women's Park:
1. Sky Brown
2. Mizuho Hasegawa
3. Minna Stess  
4. Arisa Trew  
5. Nana Taboulet  
6. Julia Benedetti  
7. Lillian Erickson  
8. Cocona Hiraki  
9. Dora Varella  
10. Raicca Ventura  
11. Sakura Yosozumi  
12. Bryce Wettstein  
13. Heili Sirvio  
14. Ruby Lilley  
15. Naia Laso  
16. Asahi Kaihara  
17. Mazel Paris  
18. Fernanda Tonissi  
19. Zou Mingke  
20. Yndiara Asp  
21. Joey Yarbrough  
22. Lilly Stoephasius  
23. Lilly Strachan  
24. Feli Al Zein
 
Results (Street) & Results (Park)

Amazing second place from our guys 

2025-26 FIH Men's and Women's Pro League
 
Valencia  ; Rourkela  and Hobart  (Men's)
 
Valencia  ; Yunfu  and Hobart  (Women's)
 
Week 2 Results (February 5-25, 2026)
 
* W: Win. / L: Loss / SOW: Shoot-out Win / SOL: Shoot-out Loss
 
Men's Standings:
1. Belgium  / 22p (7W-1SOL)
2. Australia  / 21p (6W-1SOW-1SOL)
3. Argentina  / 17p (5W-1SOW-2L)
4. Netherlands  / 15p (4W-3SOL-1L)
5. England  / 15p (3W-3SOW-2L)
6. Germany  / 9p (3W-5L)
7. Spain  / 5p (1W-1SOW-6L)
8. India  / 4p (1SOW-2SOL-5L)
9. Pakistan  / 0p (8L)
 
Matches:
 
() - 5-3  / 3-1  / 5-2  / 4-2
() - 3-2  / 3-0  / 3-0  / 3-2  / 3-1  / 2-2 (5-4)  / 3-0  
() - 8-0  / 4-2
() - 4-3  / 3-2  /
() - 2-2 (3-1)  / 3-1  / 2-2 (4-3)  / 4-2
() - 5-2  / 6-1  
() - 2-0  / 1-1 (4-3)
() -  1-1 (3-1)
() - 
 
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Women's Standings:
1. Netherlands  / 21p (7W)
2. Belgium  / 21p (7W-1L)
3. Argentina  / 17p (5W-1SOW-1L)
4. China  / 14p (4W-1SOL-3L)
5. Spain  / 14p (3W-2SOW-1SOL-2L)
6. England  / 7p (2W-1SOL-5L)
7. Ireland  / 6p (1W-1SOW-1SOL-5L)
8. Australia  / 3p (1SOW-1SOL-6L)
9. Germany  / 2p (2SOL-6L)
 
Matches:
 
() - 3-0  / 3-0  / 6-1  / 3-1
() - 5-3  / 3-1  / 1-0
() - 5-0  / 1-0  / 2-1  / 3-0
() - 3-2  / 3-0  / 3-1  / 2-2 (4-3)  / 3-1
() - 1-1  (4-2) / 1-0  / 3-1  / 4-1  / 2-2 (2-1)
() - 2-0
() - 4-1  
() - 0-0 (4-2)
() - 
 
Results
 
NEXT AND FINAL MATCHES MEN'S: JUNE 13-28, 2026.
- London  (13-21) (  )
- Wavre  (13-21) (  )
- Rotterdam  (13-21) (  ) 
- London  (23-28) (  )
- Wavre  (23-28) (  )
- Berlin  (23-28) (  ) 
 
NEXT AND FINAL MATCHES WOMEN'S: JUNE 13-28, 2026.
- London  (13-21) (  )
- Wavre  (13-21) (  )
- Rotterdam  (13-21) (  )
- London  (23-28) (  )
- Wavre  (23-28) (  )
- Berlin  (23-28) (  ) 

2025 WST Skateboarding World Championships - Sao Paulo
 
Results (March 4-8, 2026)
 
Men's Street:
1. Toa Sasaki
2. Angelo Caro
3. Sora Shirai
4. Richard Tury
5. Wallace Gabriel  
6. Max Berguin  
7. Kairi Netsuke  
8. Daiki Ikeda
9. Rome Collyer
10. Joao Lucas  
11. Kelvin Hoefler  
12. Keyaki Ike  
13. Gabryel Aguilar  
14. Filipe Mota  
15. Ivan Monteiro  
16. Jagger Eaton
17. Kristoffer Kroon  
18. Deivid Tuesta Mota  
19. Giovanni Vianna  
20. Yuto Horigome  
21. Simon Gerber  
22. Lazer Crawford  
23. Joe Hinson  
24. Kang Ju-ni
 
Men's Park:
1. Egoitz Bijueska
2. Kalani Konig
3. Tom Schaar
4. Taylor Nye  
5. Keefer Wilson  
6. Luigi Cini  
7. Gavin Bottger  
8. Keegan Palmer  
9. Dan Sabino  
10. Thomas Augusto  
11. Kensuke Sasaoka  
12. Pedro Quintas  
13. Luiz Mariano  
14. Yuro Nagahara  
15. Pedro Barros  
16. Issei Sakurai  
17. Phoenix Sinnerton  
18. Gui Khury  
19. Viktor Solmunde  
20. Rafael Tome  
21. Pedro Carvalho  
22. Taiyo Amano  
23. Tate Carew  
24. Eddie Acres  
 
Women's Street:
1. Ibuki Matsumoto
2. Nanami Onishi
3. Coco Yoshizawa
4. Rayssa Leal  
5. Funa Nakayama  
6. Lucie Schoonheere  
7. Cui Chenxi  
8. Zhu Yuanling  
9. Vareeraya Sukasem  
10. Daniela Terol  
11. Paige Heyn  
12. Gabi Mazetto  
13. Mei Ozeki  
14. Zeng Wenhui  
15. Jessica Ready  
16. Park Ji-been  
17. Liz Akama  
18. Shin Ji-yul  
19. Evie Pritchard  
20. Momiji Nishiya  
21. Dai Nanfang  
22. Keet Oldenbeuving  
23. Liv Nelemans  
24. Laura Zackova
 
Women's Park:
1. Sky Brown
2. Mizuho Hasegawa
3. Minna Stess  
4. Arisa Trew  
5. Nana Taboulet  
6. Julia Benedetti  
7. Lillian Erickson  
8. Cocona Hiraki  
9. Dora Varella  
10. Raicca Ventura  
11. Sakura Yosozumi  
12. Bryce Wettstein  
13. Heili Sirvio  
14. Ruby Lilley  
15. Naia Laso  
16. Asahi Kaihara  
17. Mazel Paris  
18. Fernanda Tonissi  
19. Zou Mingke  
20. Yndiara Asp  
21. Joey Yarbrough  
22. Lilly Stoephasius  
23. Lilly Strachan  
24. Feli Al Zein
 
Results (Street) & Results (Park)

My second opening ceremony of the year... this time on a smaller scale. 
 
The 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.

One landed trick from a WCH medal !!!! Holy Moly 
 
Richard my school and housing estate buddy just achieved his best careers result finishing 4th at the WCh.
So. 5th in Paris. 4th now, I love how this pattern is going in direction to LA 
 

 

Medal for Caro