OlympicIRL

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An honor to have the supervisor of TISC mr OlympicIRL  
Ireland have most medals and 21/21 participations
5
gold
1
silevr
3 bronze  
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        1   2   3   4   5   Germany   Argentina     United States   Slovenia   10 Moldova 12   13
  14     China   16   Albania 18 19   20   Chile     India   23   Serbia 25 26   Croatia   Guatemala     29   30   31 32 33   34   Italy         ><
 
Provisional Order of Vote
Session 1
from 10.45  to 12.20 CET
1 Albania   2 Croatia   3 Germany   4 Serbia   5 Chile* *Eligible to swap
6 Italy   7 Argentina* *Eligible to swap 8 Guatemala* *Eligible to swap Session 2
from 13.15  to 15.10 CET
9 India   10 Moldova   11 United States*  *Eligible to swap 12 China   13 Slovenia   14 Czech Republic   15     16     17     18     Session 3
from 17.00  to 19.00 CET
19     20     21     22     23     24     25     26     27     Session 4
from 20.00  to 21.30 CET
28     29     30     31     32     33     34     35    

I do a disaster with my draw,

Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
Gran Final
 
The venue: Forum (Assago-Milano)
 

 
Forum di Milano is an indoor sports arena that is located in Assago, a small town 3 km outside Milan.
Was completed in 1990, has covered area of more than 40,000 square metres, with a central arena that can host up to 15,800 spectators, and is primarily used for basketball, tennis, live concerts and entertainment.

 
The arena is the home ground of basketball team EA7 Emporio Armani Milan.



The Area Multisport includes an Ice-skating rink of 1800 square metres, a covered 25 metre swimming pool, the Beach Forum an open-air with  a 50 metres swimming pool; squash, padel and five-a-side pitches, bowling,  gyms and a dance floor.
 

 
Forum is served by the Green line of the Metro M2 (underground), is only seven stops away from the centre of Milan (M2 Assago Milanofiori – Forum). The structure is easily accessible also by cars thanks to its location, close to the motorway junction (A7 - Milano-Genova) and the western ring road (A50).


The Forum hosted many basketball’s Italian Cup finals and many international sport competition:

1988 Davis cup Final, Italy-Sweden
1994 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships
2003 IIHF Continental Cup Superfinal of ice hockey
2009 World Amateur Boxing Championships
2014 EuroLeague Final Four
2014 FIVB Women's World Championship (Third round, Fnals)
2014 FIVB Men's World Championship (Second round, one Pool)
2018 World Figure Skating Championships
Some group phase matches of FIBA EuroBasket 2022

 
Forum Ice-Skating will be the figure skating and short track venue during the 2026 Winter Olympics.


 
 
 

A quick Google search says he was banned for 4 years and 3 months from February 28th, 2020, so assuming his ban ends at the end of May of this year. The qualification period runs until June 23rd so theoretically he could qualify but it is beyond unlikely to be honest.

A quick Google search says he was banned for 4 years and 3 months from February 28th, 2020, so assuming his ban ends at the end of May of this year. The qualification period runs until June 23rd so theoretically he could qualify but it is beyond unlikely to be honest.

A quick Google search says he was banned for 4 years and 3 months from February 28th, 2020, so assuming his ban ends at the end of May of this year. The qualification period runs until June 23rd so theoretically he could qualify but it is beyond unlikely to be honest.

Probably cancelled mate. 

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Men's:
 
 
 

 

 

 

In the end South Korea didn't join us this time, but in answer to your question, TISC Open 2015 was the last time we had 3 debuting nations: Algeria, Moldova and Portugal joined the fold on that occasion.
 
Significantly though, Albania and Guatemala are our newest debutants since Israel joined back in TISC Annual 2020. It took 4 years to find a new debutant so it's great to have them here

Yay! Good for Waleska, it will be her 2nd Olympic Games. 
In the picture when she won silver at Panamerican Games Santiago 2023

This isn't correct, Hiltz was born female, identifies as "non-binary" but still competes in the women's division. There was a footballer called Quinn who was part of the team that won gold at the Olympics who was the same

I'd advise fact checking such things before making arguements against athletes... 
 
"Hiltz was assigned female at birth but doesn’t identify with either binary gender, rather identifying as nonbinary and using they/them pronouns."
 
Link: https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2021/06/17/transgender-athletes-olympics

Nice to see the flags making prominent appearances throughout the championship. Too bad those flags were hanging in the stands rather than being paraded around the track in celebration

Nice to see the flags making prominent appearances throughout the championship. Too bad those flags were hanging in the stands rather than being paraded around the track in celebration

Nice to see the flags making prominent appearances throughout the championship. Too bad those flags were hanging in the stands rather than being paraded around the track in celebration

That was quite cheap try of closing ceremony .. if it was meant to be

It’s also one of the few national flags with the colour purple on it  

honestly realistically there is heaps of favourites, but only a handful of locks. Upsets happen so often at the Olympics so I’d be more interested in a page predicting upsets.

Canoe Ireland Selection

Never ceases to amaze me how every Olympics you get these badly-worded qualification documents. It's really not that hard to specify the rules clearly, at least employ someone who can do a better job

I was doing some research on which nations might be eligible for Tripartite invitation places for Paris 2024 should the same criteria be used this time round as previously.
 
The tripartite eligibility criteria for Tokyo 2020 was such that invitation places would only be allocated to NOCs with an average of 8 or fewer athletes in individual sports / disciplines in the previous 2 editions of the Olympics (London and Rio). This means 92 NOCs in total were eligible for tripartite invitation quotas.
 
So if we use the same criteria this time, a total of 94 NOCs would be eligible.
Botswana, Kosovo and Pakistan would no longer be eligible in this Olympic cycle as they have gone above the average of 8 individual athletes at the previous 2 editions.
On the otherhand, 5 nations that were ineligible last time would now be eligible in this Olympic cycle: Congo, Cook Islands, El Salvador, Iceland, Lebanon.
 
Obviously this isn't anything official, I am just speculating based on previous criteria but it's fun to look at such things, right?
 
 
NOCs that remain eligible for Tripartite Invitations for Paris 2024
 
* denotes that athletes from team sports were discounted from the total
 
Nation 2016
Athletes
2020
Athletes
Average
Athletes
Afghanistan 3 5 4 Albania 6 9 7.5 American Samoa 4 6 5 Andorra 5 2 3.5 Antigua and Barbuda 9 6 7.5 Aruba 7 3 5 Bangladesh 7 6 6.5 Belize 3 3 3 Benin 6 7 6.5 Bermuda 8 2 5 Bhutan 2 4 3 British Virgin Islands 4 3 3.5 Brunei Darussalam 3 2 2.5 Burkina Faso 5 7 6 Burundi 9 6 7.5 Cambodia 6 3 4.5 Cape Verde 5 6 5.5 Cayman Islands 5 5 5 Central African Republic 6 2 4 Chad 2 3 2.5 Comoros 4 3 3.5 Democratic Republic of the Congo 4 7 5.5 Djibouti 7 4 5.5 Dominica 2 2 2 Timor-Leste 3 3 3 Equatorial Guinea 2 3 2.5 Eswatini 2 4 3 Federated States of Micronesia 5 3 4 Gabon 6 5 5.5 Gambia 4 4 4 Grenada 7 6 6.5 Guam 5 5 5 Guinea 5 5 5 Guinea-Bissau 5 4 4.5 Guyana 6 7 6.5 Haiti 10 6 8 Honduras 7* 5* 6* Iraq 5* 3 4* Kiribati 3 3 3 Kuwait 0 10 5 Laos 6 4 5 Lesotho 8 2 5 Liberia 2 3 2.5 Libya 7 4 5.5 Liechtenstein 3 5 4 Madagascar 6 6 6 Malawi 5 5 5 Maldives 4 4 4 Mali 6 4 5 Malta 7 6 6.5 Marshall Islands 5 2 3.5 Mauritania 2 2 2 Monaco 3 6 4.5 Montenegro 7* 7* 7* Mozambique 6 10 8 Myanmar 7 2 4.5 Nauru 2 2 2 Nepal 7 5 6 Nicaragua 5 8 6.5 Niger 6 7 6.5 North Macedonia 6 8 7 Oman 4 5 4.5 Palau 5 3 4 Palestine 6 5 5.5 Papua New Guinea 8 8 8 Rwanda 7 5 6 Saint Kitts and Nevis 7 2 4.5 Saint Lucia 5 5 5 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 4 3 3.5 Samoa 8 8 8 San Marino 4 5 4.5 Sao Tome and Principe 3 3 3 Seychelles 10 5 7.5 Sierra Leone 4 4 4 Solomon Islands 3 3 3 Somalia 2 2 2 South Sudan 3 2 2.5 Sri Lanka 9 9 9 Sudan 6 5 5.5 Suriname 6 3 4.5 Syria 7 6 6.5 Tanzania 7 3 5 Togo 5 4 4.5 Tonga 7 6 6.5 Tuvalu 1 2 1.5 US Virgin Islands 7 4 5.5 Vanuatu 4 3 3.5 Yemen 3 5 4 Zambia 7 8* 7.5*  
 
NOCs that are no longer eligible for Tripartite Invitations for Paris 2024
Botswana 12 13 12.5 Kosovo 8 11 9.5 Pakistan 7 10 8.5  
 
NOCs that have become eligible for Tripartite Invitations for Paris 2024
Congo 10 3 6.5 Cook Islands 9 6 7.5 El Salvador 8 5 6.5 Iceland 8 4 6 Lebanon 9 6 7.5  
 

Never ceases to amaze me how every Olympics you get these badly-worded qualification documents. It's really not that hard to specify the rules clearly, at least employ someone who can do a better job

Spanovic & Sawyers have blasted the take-off zone idea. Let's see how WA tries to ignore them because of course they will
 
Foul jumps ARE the drama of long jump and well, TV is glued to showing the track and ignoring the field since many, many years so don't even get me started what a waste of time in this sport really is.
 
https://www.bbc.com/sport/athletics/68357482

Same here. I am sure if we assembled some users here, each one in its favorite sport, we would  have much better qualifications haha