JoshMartini007

11/12 players at the 2019 World Cup were born in Canada, likewise 18/20 NBA players were born in Canada with one moving to Canada when he was seven.

Canada's biggest issue isn't talent, it's getting that talent to play together.

Yeah, there aren't a lot of options. Here are the tripartite eligible nations which competed at the worlds, continental or final qualifier. M1x - * W1x - * * * Nations with a * means they already qualified in a different event so chances of winning a tripartite quota is lower. If we exclude nations which have already have a quota in the W1x then we are only left with Malawi and Sudan so I think there's a good chance that either, one of the * nations get chosen, a nation which did not take part in any qualifier gets chosen (like Niger in 2012) or like in 2016, the quota gets reallocated.

Indonesia needs to select its quota. That earlier article was before they realized they may have an opportunity to send the LM2x boat. All that changes is South Korea will compete in the LW2x while Hong Kong will compete in the W1x.

There's no confirmation that they are getting the tripartite quota and even if they are it won't prevent the M1X quota from going to Kuwait.

At this point, the IOC is basically trying to force World Rowing to drop Eights without specifically telling them to do so.

How can they remove even more quotas in rowing without dropping events? It's pretty skeleton as is. Eights already has the least amount of entrants outside of Baseball/Softball.

Just to add some last minute discussion, here are the bottom ten events (averaged between men and women) in my diversity index (in simple terms it weighs the number of nations which attempted to qualify to the Olympics and weighs nations which do not compete in a lot of events a bit heavier). Please note that since the qualification process is not completed, the numbers will change in the future. 1. Rowing - Coxed Eight - 0.4228 2. Rowing - Quadruple Sculls - 0.5000 3. Diving - 10m Synchronized Platform - 0.5197 4. Rowing - Coxless Four - 0.5459 5. Triathlon - Mixed Relay - 0.5695 6. Diving - 3m Synchronized Springboard - 0.5861 7. Skateboarding - Park - 0.5948 8. Rowing - Coxless Pair - 0.5996 9. Artistic Swimming - Team - 0.6154 10. Cycling - BMX Freestyle - 0.6164 Rowing has an issue attracting nations outside of single sculls and lightweight double sculls. 4/7 of their events are in the bottom ten while double sculls isn't too far behind. Synchronized diving isn't too surprising either and then you have new events which haven't had as much time to spread.

Here's a list of tripartite eligible nations who competed at the continental qualifiers. Of course participation in the continental qualifiers is not a requirement, but it can give an idea on which nations are actively trying to qualify. Note: Gabon, Mali and North Macedonia have qualified quotas in other events so imagine they will be less likely to be selected. Men's -80kg: Men's +80kg: Women's -67kg: Women's +67kg: Though now looking at the list, I wouldn't be surprised if Gabon or even North Macedonia is given the women's -67kg quota. Even looking at the -62kg and -67kg events at the 2019 World Championships only Montenegro emerges as an option. Of course it wouldn't be the first time a nation which made no attempt to qualify regularly was given a quota.

92 nations are eligible for tripartite quotas you can find a list here.

Sport Event Selected Nation Archery Men's Individual Malawi Archery Men's Individual Virgin Islands Archery Women's Individual Bangladesh Archery Women's Individual Chad Badminton Men's Singles Malta Badminton Men's Singles Sri Lanka Badminton Men's Singles Suriname Badminton Women's Singles Maldives Badminton Women's Singles Pakistan Badminton Women's Singles Not awarded Boxing Men's Flyweight Cape Verde Boxing Men's Featherweight Guyana Boxing Men's Lightweight Papua New Guinea Boxing Men's Welterweight Eswatini Boxing Men's Middleweight Haiti Boxing Women's Flyweight Burundi Boxing Women's Featherweight Somalia Boxing Women's Lightweight Kosovo Canoeing Men's K1 200m Belize Canoeing Men's C1 1000m Mozambique Gymnastics Men's Artistic Albania Gymnastics Women's Artistic Cayman Islands Gymnastics Women's Rhythmic Cape Verde Gymnastics Trampoline Event Not awarded Judo Men's -60kg Bhutan Judo Men's -66kg Albania Judo Men's -73kg Guinea Judo Men's -73kg Monaco Judo Men's -73kg Sri Lanka Judo Men's -73kg Sudan Judo Men's -73kg Yemen Judo Men's -81kg Comoros Judo Men's -81kg Palestine Judo Men's -81kg Sierra Leone Judo Men's -90kg Benin Judo Men's -90kg Liechtenstein Judo Men's -90kg San Marino Judo Men's -90kg :SEY Seychelles Judo Women's -48kg :MAW Malawi Judo Women's -48kg :NEP Nepal Judo Women's -52kg :MKD North Macedonia Judo Women's -63kg :HON Honduras Judo Women's -63kg :MYA Myanmar Judo Women's -78kg :MNE Montenegro Karate Men's Kata Kuwait Karate Men's Kata Not awarded Karate Women's Kata North Macedonia Karate Women's -61kg Not awarded Modern Pentathlon Men's Individual Not awarded Modern Pentathlon Men's Individual Not awarded Modern Pentathlon Women's Individual Not awarded Modern Pentathlon Women's Individual Not awarded Rowing Men's Single Sculls Monaco Rowing Men's Single Sculls Vanuatu Rowing Women's Single Sculls Nicaragua Rowing Women's Single Sculls Sudan Sailing Men's Laser Montenegro Sailing Men's Laser Saint Lucia Sailing Women's Laser Radial Antigua and Barbuda Sailing Women's Laser Radial Saint Lucia Shooting Men's 50m Rifle 3 Pos. Oman Shooting Men's 10m Air Rifle Afghanistan Shooting Men's 10m Air Rifle Bangladesh Shooting Men's 10m Air Rifle Kosovo Shooting Men's 10m Air Pistol Aruba Shooting Men's 10m Air Pistol Myanmar Shooting Men's 10m Air Pistol Nicaragua Shooting Men's 10m Air Pistol North Macedonia Shooting Men's Trap San Marino Shooting Men's Trap Not awarded Shooting Men's Skeet Not awarded Shooting Men's Skeet Not awarded Shooting Women's 50m Rifle 3 Pos. Not awarded Shooting Women's 10m Air Rifle Bhutan Shooting Women's 10m Air Rifle Nepal Shooting Women's 10m Air Rifle Sri Lanka Shooting Women's 25m Pistol Malta Shooting Women's 10m Air Pistol Albania Shooting Women's 10m Air Pistol Iraq Shooting Women's 10m Air Pistol Yemen Shooting Women's Trap Not awarded Shooting Women's Trap Not awarded Shooting Women's Skeet Not awarded Shooting Women's Skeet Not awarded Sport Climbing Men's Combined Not awarded Sport Climbing Women's Combined Not awarded Table Tennis Men's Singles Togo Table Tennis Women's Singles Guyana Taekwondo Men's -80kg Burkina Faso Taekwondo Men's +80kg Afghanistan Taekwondo Women's -67kg Congo DR Taekwondo Women's +67kg Honduras Triathlon Men's Individual Syria Triathlon Men's Individual Not awarded Triathlon Women's Individual Not awarded Triathlon Women's Individual Not awarded Weightlifting Men's -67kg Pakistan Weightlifting Men's -81kg Oman Weightlifting Men's -96kg Palestine Weightlifting Men's -109kg American Samoa Weightlifting Women's -64kg Malta Weightlifting Women's -76kg Nauru Weightlifting Women's -87kg Not awarded Weightlifting Women's +87kg Tonga

The Ecuador Olympic Committee is already claiming the quota...

I thought Belize would get one of the spots

Artistic Gymnastics OGU Oceanian Championships 2021 Does anyone have results, the webpage only shows Australians competing, but wikipedia is showing New Zealand winning the men's quota so I'm wondering if there was a separate Oceania result file...

withdrew in Men's RS:X, the quota goes to That's 4/10 boats New Zealand decided not to compete in.

The final qualifier has been moved to Mexico. Link

According to the Jordan Olympic Committee they have already qualified a quota (from Juliana Al Sadeq) due to getting a bye. She usually competes in the -67kg so are there really only three athletes in that event?

Because the IOC is still trying to get North Korea to come to the games. I believe all the quotas North Korea has won won't be reallocated until the very end.

What do they mean by "not declared" does the athlete need to submit their performance to Athletics Canada?

They might decline their second quota. As for other countries that tend to decline quotas, New Zealand and South Africa will probably keep their quotas based on where their athletes rank in the world rankings.

That's what happens when the IOC reduces quotas, but still wants sport federations to include tripartite quotas.

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What tripartite invitations? There are none in mountain biking.

Correct, only the top 21 get quotas and Serbia didn't perform too well at the 2019 World Championships

So if I got this right, the continental, 2019 worlds and 2019 U23 worlds quotas go to... Men - Africa - Pan America - Asia - World 1 - World 2 - U23 World 1 - U23 World 2 Women - Africa - Pan America - Asia - World 1 - World 2 - U23 World 1 - U23 World 2