JoshMartini007

If something happens in the future. In table tennis the quota is tied to the athlete, not the nation.

Reallocation rankings

United States will likely qualify a team quota in both the men's and women's events. Too bad, I thought Canada could have gotten the men's team.

Australia Qualifiers - Day 4 Men's 200m Butterfly - David Morgan, Grant Irvine Women's 200m Freestyle - Emma McKeon, Bronte Barrat Women's 200m IM - Alicia Coutts, Kotuku Ngwati Women's 4x200m Freestyle - Emma McKeon, Bronte Barrat, Madeline Groves, Leah Neale Also Tamsin Cook and Carla Buchanan will be considered as additional athletes for the 4x200m free.

The Japanese federation could add them if they want to. Overall they need to do something, they technically have 15 relay only swimmers, but they have only 12 quotas to use for relay only swimmers so they will either have to give some of those swimmers individual events or get qualified individual event swimmers from other events to swim those relays. Declining a relay is an option, Japan did it in 2012 for the men's 4x100m freestyle.

Japan won the qualifiers, defeating Hong Kong in the final. They will replace the last place core team from the world series (Likely Portugal or Russia)

She's something special and only 15. Hopefully she improves just a bit more to turn those final appearances into medals.

Canadian Trials - Day 5 Qualifiers Women's 100m Freestyle - Penny Oleksiak, Chantal Van Landeghem Women's 800m Freestyle - Brittany MacLean Women's 200m Breaststroke - Kierra Smith, Martha McCabe Women's 4x100m Freestyle - Penny Oleksiak, Chantal Van Landeghem, Sandrine Mainville, Michelle Williams Penny Oleksiak set a new national record and world junior record in the women's 100m freestyle. No one qualified in the men's 100m butterfly and men's 200m backstroke.

When was the last time a non-European men's team qualified through the final qualification tournament?

The main issue is Germany, like all European teams will likely not play with its best team. It is doubtful that any player selected to Euro 2016 will compete at the Olympics. You know with Euro 2016 and Copa America Century Edition we could see a team from Asia or Africa win gold at the Olympics. Return of Nigeria?

Santo Condorelli false started in the 100m butterfly and thus will not compete in the finals. Canada may not have anyone competing in the mens's 100m fly because of that.

They did in 2012. Or does this have to do with the current state of their sporting federations?

Looking at 2012 there were 40 spots given either as tripartite or reallocation so most nations in that list will qualify. Also just because the nation is eligible for a tripartite spot doesn't mean they applied for one in shooting. In 2012 only 9 nations got a tripartite spot (other tripartite nations qualified through reallocation)

Here's a list of unqualified nations who have reached the MQS (* means they are a tripartite nation) Oman* - 29 Bahrain - 26 Romania - 26 Sri Lanka* - 26 Netherlands - 25 Azerbaijan - 20 Estonia - 20 Lithuania - 19 Uzbekistan - 19 Bangladesh* - 17 Colombia - 17 Pakistan* - 17 Armenia - 15 Lebanon* - 13 Malta* - 13 Morocco - 13 South Africa - 13 Latvia - 11 Hong Kong - 9 Indonesia - 8 Kyrgyzstan - 8 Montenegro* - 8 Tajikistan - 7 Iceland - 6 Ireland - 6 Luxembourg - 6 Philippines - 6 Bolivia* - 5 Albania - 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina* - 4 Moldova - 4 Iraq* - 3 Nepal* - 3 Panama* - 3 Macedonia* - 2 Senegal - 2 Trinidad and Tobago - 2 Uruguay - 2 Andorra* - 1 Angola* - 1 Barbados* - 1 Bhutan* - 1 Costa Rica - 1 Kosovo* - 1 Nicaragua* - 1 Paraguay* - 1 Turkmenistan - 1

Hong Sevens is currently being held, but there is also a side tournament which will decide which team will become a core team in the next season. The semi-finals will be played tomorrow. Hong Kong vs Germany Zimbabwe vs Japan

Canada qualifiers after Day 4 of the Canadian Olympic Trials Men's 100m Freestyle - Santo Condorelli, Yuri Kisil Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay - Santo Condorelli, Yuri Kisil, Markus Thormeyer, Evan van Moerkerke Women's 200m Butterfly - Audrey Lacroix Women's 200m IM - Sydney Pickrem, Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson Katerine Savard missed the 200m butterfly

Canada wins a men's quota and United States wins a women's quota after the first day.

He's competed in three different boat classes, a very impressive athlete.

Will continental separation be a factor?

lol the final scoreboard said 8-6 for me. Typical Canada.

At least it wasn't by one goal.

We’ll see, they might let them (and possibly the second place finishers) compete since they are already competing in the relay.

Australian Trials Day 2 Qualifiers Men's 100m Breaststroke - Jake Packard Women's 400m Freestyle - Jessica Ashwood, Tamsin Cook Women's 100m Butterfly - Emma McKeon, Madeline Groves

You see it in other sports too, Pakistan in field hockey, Honduras (and other African nations) in football.

Men's 100m Freestyle JPN Olympic Standard – 48.16 Katsumi Nakamura, 48.25 NR Women's 100m Freestyle JPN Olympic Standard – 53.81 Miki Uchida, 53.88 NR