So I have ranked sports according to how I feel they performed in Paris, I think I got them all.
10. being overachieved or done everything we could have asked of them.
5. Done what was expected
1. Being total dogshit
10. Artistic Swimming, Equestrian, Sport Climbing, Mountain Biking
9. Diving, Rowing, Triathlon
8. Canoeing (slalom, not you sprint), Shooting. Weightlifting
7. Athletics,
6. Track Cycling, Golf, Gymnastics (inc Trampoline), Swimming
5. Skateboarding, Freetstyle BMX,
4. Sailing (saved by Aldridge) Hockey, Archery (They get a pass from me for actually qualifying a whole team). Taekwondo. Tennis.
3. Rugby Sevens, BMX Sprint
2. Badminton, Modern Pentathlon, Boxing
1. Judo, Table Tennis
Think I got them all.
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Sports I’m expecting 0 presence in LA: Water Polo, Basketball and 3x3, Wrestling, Handball, Volleyball, Fencing.
Big hopes are we get our women’s football team back in, and GB rugby gets it’s act together and maybe get a beach volleyball team in
Big Fear: 1500m Rowing lake is a game changer I don’t like the thought of. Far to sprinty.
New Sports:
Baseball/Softball: I remember pre TOKYO watching the softball qualifiers and we just missed out, and the Baseball classic last year where GB did well, i hope both squad can push qualification close, maybe get one in.
Cricket: We should be qualifying two sports here, women certainly, men have a bit of competition continentally from those pesky dutch again. This is assuming the nations come together under a GB banner of course.
Lacrosse: Honestly not a clue, but england seem to be ranked in top 6 in both men's and women's events....so tail is up.
Flag Football: Love american football so really interested to see how this one goes, with doing no research aren't GB women european champions? It's going to be who is second best being USA, why not us!
Squash: Should be well represented