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I wonder if the whole of Cuba will find a way to boycott LA?

A Celtic hero

Yes, GB for example, have players who are only eligible because of the following rules. The player has one parent who is, or if deceased was, a citizen of the nation the team represents. The player has one parent who was born in the nation or territory the team represents GB's best player, Jazz Chisholm, only qualifies because his father was born in the Bahamas when it was still a British colony and had a "British Overseas Citizenship" until the Bahamas became independent. Jazz will never gets a true UK passport because the government citizenship laws do not allow it.

4 groups of 3 teams 3 games in each group. Group winners to semi-finals. Medallists would play 5 games. Add 3 reserve days for the weather. Average is less than a day of rain in LA in July All over in 8 days.

Remember that at least 10 of this GB team are not able to represent the country in any other tournament except this.

Somehow I've managed to combine lambing season on my farm with the best Winter Olympics in GB history. May I just say **** **** **** and also ****

Fasuba is still only 14

Two fabulous performances by the future of British sprinting over the weekend.

Potential a citizen of five different countries. American by birth, Japanese by parentage, Georgian, Israeli and Lithuanian by naturalization. Although she might have had to give up some of those passports when she switched countries due to rules on dual nationality.

And a new WR in the women's sprint qualifiers. Emma Finucane 9.975 for the flying 200

We only added her to the Olympedia database 30 minutes ago...

Frankly, GB has never gone into a Winter Games with so many medal chances. A bad Games could see just a handful of minor medals, an absolutely perfect Games might see Britain at the bottom end of the top 6 countries in the medal table. Probably the truth will be in between.

Great choice if you want to test that your printer is working...

Maybe good news for the 2030 Algerian winter Olympic team? https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20230125-algeria-witnesses-rare-snowfall/

Nice to see my Olympedia colleague being mentioned at the end of press release

I hope the TV coverage will be better than that at the Youth Olympics

I'm not convinced a bronze medal will be awarded. Thailand's team had a poor record on doping after 2016

It would make sense for him to be picked as British Biathlon made an effort to get him to move from France to Britain. I have much more doubt about the quota of a British woman

Do you know what's happening with GB Biathlon?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/articles/cp801njpr8zo Another player for the Italian team? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corey_Rocchiccioli

will boycott this tournament because of bad relations with replace them Also a warm up match 118 lost to 119-7 by three wickets. I know this the wrong flag for Ireland but it's easier for everyone to understand if I use this.

And we've got athletes with British parents from

Sorry - Clugnet not Cackett for CCS

53 ALP 3 (Ryding, Taylor, Major) BIA 2 quotas (not named but also not rejected) BOB 6 (Hall, Lawrence, Cackett, Greenwood, Nicol, Nelson) CCS 4 (Musgrave, Davies, Cackett, Pryce) CUR 10 (Mpuat, McMillan, Hardie, Lammie, Waddell, Morrison, Dodds, Sinclair, Johnson, Henderson) FRS 8 (Appleby, Spours, Viapan-Law, Digby, Fear, Gibson, Bekker, Hernandez) FSK 8 (Kenworthy, Z.Atkin, Richards, McCormick, Muir, Jeannesson, M. Gerken Schofield, Davies) STK 1 (Treacy) SKE 5 (Weston, Wyatt, Stoecker, Tarbitt, Coltman) SNB 5 (Brookes, Hill, Mazet-Brown, Nightingale, Bankes SSK 1 (Smeding)