PHI2019

DNS for Sina Gholampour of Iran in heat 6 of the men’s 100m freestyle. He was schedules to swim in the lane next to Meiron Amir Cheruti of Israel.

Gold medal for Hidilyn Diaz in the women’s 55 Kg.

They scored the goals when it mattered most. 5 goals in the second group stage against Argentina and Brazil, 2 against Poland in the semifinal and 3 against West Germany in the final.

More on the Iranian sport climber from Yahoo News https://uk.news.yahoo.com/safety-concerns-mount-iranian-rock-035143585.html

This abomination has been around since the 2018 South American Games. It’s the reason why I don’t bother with the South American Games, the Bolivarian Games and the Junior Pan American Games

SportSG suspends support to Joseph Schooling, Amanda Lim, Teong Tzen Wei for a month after drug-related offences Sport Singapore on Wednesday (Sep 28) said that it will suspend all support for national swimmers Joseph Schooling, Amanda Lim and Teong Tzen Wei for a month after they confessed to consuming controlled drugs overseas. For a month beginning from Oct 1, the three carded athletes under the high performance scheme will not receive training assistance grants or have access to sports science and sports medicine facilities and services, SportSG said in a statement after it concluded an internal review. SportSG suspends support to Joseph Schooling, Amanda Lim, Teong Tzen Wei for a month after drug-related offences - CNA

I found this on Wikipedia earlier. I think it’s an earlier version of the qualification manual. It includes racquetball. https://cdn1.sportngin.com/attachments/document/6b64-2673629/Santiago_2023_Qualification_Systems_Manual.pdf#_ga=2.187234856.1651542854.1654374620-1798491351.1654374616

Found the one for taekwondo on the Canadian federation’s website. Thanks!

Boxing and taekwondo are also missing

You’re right. Tennis isn’t in the manual. And neither is racquetball.

Found the complete Santiago 2023 Qualification manual on the Pan Am sports website. Untitled - Qualification-System-Manual.pdf

Alexandra Eala wins US Open junior girls’ singles. She becomes the first player from the Philippines to win a Grand Slam junior singles title. https://www.wtatennis.com/news/2787686/eala-claims-us-open-junior-crown-makes-history-for-the-philippines

They said they were impeded by the Finns.

TURKEY GRAB FINAL SPOT IN RE-RUN RELAY HEAT Turkey have grabbed a spot in the final of the men’s 4x100m relay on Sunday after being allowed to re-run their semi-final alone in order to achieve the qualifying time. The Turkish quartet were disqualified from the second semi-final earlier this morning, but appealed successfully against the judges’ verdict and were given the chance to better the qualifying time of 39.02 seconds posted by Italy, the slowest of the qualifers. They did so by four hundredths of a second, clocking 38.98. “During the qualifications, the guy from the lane two came in our lane, reached his arm and caught me in my chest,” explained lead-off runner Emre Zafer Barnes. “He interrupted our running. The appeal went in our favour, that feels good. The technical committee did a really good job.”

Re-race for Turkey in the men’s 4 x 100 relay

At least I could still watch it on the European Athletics channel. But no way to playback and watch the men’s 400 meters final.

It’s not available on YouTube in my country either today. And we’re not being blocked.

I think European Athletics uploaded them during the recent European U18 Championships but then took them down after a while.

I was wondering what this was! Looks like the results provider forgot to change the road race map from Tokyo 2020

Feng Tianwei of Singapore comes from three sets down to defeat teammate Jian Zeng 4-3 in the final of table tennis women’s singles

Singapore are assured of a second Commonwealth Games gold medal after Feng Tianwei and Zheng Juan win their respective semifinals in table tennis women’s singles

Oliver Hoare of Australia wins the men’s 1,500 meters in 3:30.12. The time is a new Games record breaking the old record set by Filbert Bayi back in 1974

Pending ratification, his time is a new national record in the event

Jamima Montag of Australia wins the gold medal in the women’s 10,000 meter walk in a time of 42:34.30. Priyanka of India is second and Emily Wamusyi Ngii of Kenya third

Jamaica defeats New Zealand in the first netball semifinal 67-51.