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I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
1 minute ago, vinipereira said:As we've reached the end of the competitive categories, now it's time for the Totallympics' Stars Award, which celebrates our own members. Voted by their peers, these users made some important contributions, having a strong presence in our forum. Here, they are nominated for many different reasons, such as: organization of prediction contests, work on results section, writing for Totallympics News, TISC hosting duties, and discussions or sports info in our threads. All members are valuable for making Totallympics the best sports forum on the internet. We salute you all, including those not listed. This year, the Totallympics' Stars Award honorees are:
@dcro
@Hipooo
@phelps
@Dragon
@MHSN
@rafalgorka
@frantic13poland
@Mkbw50
@Vektor
@hckošice
@Olympian1010
@Vojthas
@heywoodu
@OlympicIRL
@Wumo
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5 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:
Well, where to begin…
The forum stayed online another year thanks to @Sindo. It got a facelift thanks to the content generated by @Matej@JoshMartini007@Vojthas @Mkbw50 and others. Our results section grew thanks to the major contribution of @frantic13poland, among others. We celebrated another two editions of TISC under the guidance of @OlympicIRL, with wonderful hosts @Vektor @Hipooo. Our competitive circuit of prediction contests was once again successfully overseen by @Wumo, and our end of year awards revived by @vinipereira. Finally, the moderation team kept things (mostly) civil in the threads for another year against all odds. Hats off all
It finally felt like international sports returned to a semi-normal state this year. We celebrated another Olympics, World Cup, and numerous other events together. Unfortunately, it was also a year marked by conflict. Conflict between nations; between internal domestic forces; between users. It was certainly a year of highs and lows; from top athletes missing the Olympics due to Covid and other injuries, to Messi finally leading Argentina to a World Cup victory. Some of us spent time recovering from injuries and illness, while others celebrated bringing a new life into the world. Through it all, and not to lean too hard on the favorite cliche of the international sports community, we were united by sport.
Whether we were captivated or devastated, entertained or bored, overjoyed by victory or ostensibly angered by loss; users alike were connected by sport. We screamed, laughed, argued, celebrated, and debated like one large dysfunctional family; a brotherhood of international sports fans. I can say, without a shred of doubt, that my year was inextricably improved by the time I spent on this forum. If time is money, then joining the forum just over four years ago was one of my more sound investments. I’d like to thank all of you for your contributions to this forum. We’ve collectively grown such a wonderful, even if occasionally frustrating, community.
Additionally, many of you have been so incredibly supportive of my career as an international sports journalist. I can’t thank you enough for your support. I can only hope to repay you with more excellent content in the year to come.
So with that sentiment, let’s remember fondly the year we’re leaving behind, and greet the future with great enthusiasm. We’re now mere minutes away from the last Totallympics time zone joining everyone else in the New Year, so break out the confetti, libations, firecrackers, boomsticks, and cursed vuvuzelas. It’s time for one last celebration in 2022!
Thank you for the kind recognition.
Totallympics continues to be a place that keeps the Olympic flame and love for Olympic sports alive. As the IOC is increasingly controversial and athletics and other sports seem more and more squeezed, we keep the love and interest up and everyone can contribute, whether they've been a member for years or days
- Olympian1010, Sindo and maestro
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This thread will probably be a bit quiet for a bit longer, as there aren't many events for a while. Things will pick up around March-time.
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BEST FEMALE ATHLETE
for sportswomen in Olympic sports
#1: Therese Johaug (Norway)
#2: Irene Schouten (Netherlands)
#3: Sydney McLaughlin (USA)
#4: Tobi Amusan (Nigeria)
#5: Katie Ledecky (USA)
#6: Eileen Gu (China)BEST MALE ATHLETE
for sportsmen in Olympic sports
#1: Johannes Thingnes Bø (Norway)
#2: Alexander Bolshunov (Russia)
#3: Armand Duplantis (Sweden)
#4: Nils van der Poel (Sweden)
#5: Kristóf Milák (Hungary)
#6: David Popovici (Romania)BEST PARALYMPIC ATHLETE
for athletes in Paralympic sports
#1: Jesper Pedersen (Norway)
#2: Momoka Muraoka (Japan)
#3: Yang Hongqiong (China)
#4: Stefano Raimondi (Italy)
#5: Leanne Smith (USA)
#6: Bethany Firth (GB)BEST NON-OLYMPIC ATHLETE
for athletes in Non-Olympic sports
#1: Max Verstappen (Netherlands)
#2: David Clifford (Ireland)
#3: Ben Stokes (GB)
#4: Aaron Donald (USA)
#5: Francesco Bagnaia (Italy)
#6: Josh Addo-Car (Australia)BEST YOUTH ATHLETE
for any athlete up to 18 years old (including Olympic, Paralympic and Non-Olympic sports)
#1: David Popovici (Romania)
#2: Eileen Gu (China)
#3: Summer McIntosh (Canada)
#4: Jessica Gadirova (GB)
#5: Erriyon Knighton (USA)
#6: Mollie O'Callaghan (Australia)BEST MEN'S TEAM
for men's teams or groups (including Olympic, Paralympic and Non-Olympic sports)
#1: Australia Rugby League (Australia)
#2: Argentina Football (Argentina)
#3: England Cricket (GB)
#4: Sweden Curling (Sweden)
#5: Finland Ice Hockey (Finland)
#6: Australia Cricket (Australia)BEST WOMEN'S TEAM
for women's teams or groups (including Olympic, Paralympic and Non-Olympic sports)
#1: Scotland/GB Curling (GB)
#2: New Zealand Rugby (NZ)
#3: Australia Rugby League (Australia)
#4: Brazil Football (Brazil)
#5: Australia Cricket (Australia)
#6: Canada Ice Hockey (Canada)BEST DOUBLES OR PAIR
for doubles or pairs (including Olympic, Paralympic and Non-Olympic sports)
#1: Barbora Krejčíková/Kateřina Siniaková (Czech Republic)
#2: Cheng Qingchen/Jia Yifan (China)
#3: Francesco Friedrich/Thorsten Margis (Germany)
#4: Gabriella Papadakis/Guillaume Cizeron (France)
#5: Alfie Hewitt/Gordon Reid (GB)
#6: Aaron Chia/Soh Wooi Yik (Malaysia)BREAKTHROUGH OF THE YEAR
for the most improved athlete or team (including Olympic, Paralympic and Non-Olympic sports)
#1: Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)
#2: Morocco men's football (Morocco)
#3: Leon Marchand (France)
#4: England women's football (GB)
#5: Simon Ehammer (Switzerland)
#6: Wang Jianan (China)SPORT MOMENT OF THE YEAR
for any sport moment from 2022 (including Olympic, Paralympic and Non-Olympic sports)
#1: 2022 World Cup Final (Argentina)
#2: Duplantis WR (Sweden)
#3: Wightman gold in front of dad (GB)
#4: Milák WR on home soil (Hungary)
#5: Golden point in Rugby League World Cup semifinal (Samoa)
#6: Kerry last minute free to beat Dublin in All-Ireland semifinal (Ireland)OLYMPIC SPIRIT AWARD
for any athlete or team that took part in the 2022 Winter Olympics or Paralympics
#1: Brittany Bowe (US)
#2: Sofia Goggia (Italy)
#3: Yuzuru Hanyu (Japan)
#4: Shaun White (US)
#5: GB Mixed Curling team (GB)
#6: Iivo Niskanen (Finland)- vinipereira and phelps
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Both teams in artistic gymnastics win a spot, also coming with five individual places
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https://gbgames.sport.blog/2022/09/29/hales-first-male-british-shooter-to-earn-paris-spot/
Nathan Hales earns a spot in Shooting - Men's Trap.
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Welcome to @Nickyc707
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https://gbgames.sport.blog/2022/09/21/gb-narrowly-miss-out-on-medal-in-pratoni-but-still-qualify/
GB qualified a team, and thus three individual riders, in equestrian - eventing
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For both 3x3 basketball and modern pentathlon just minor language clarifications
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Hello everyone!
There is a fair bit of qualification events this week- 2022 Shooting European Championship 25m/50m
- 2022 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championship
- 2022 Equestrian Eventing World Championship
- 2022 Surfing ISA World Games
GB's chances are mixed, but we will be sending participants to every event
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Another shooting qualification in
https://gbgames.sport.blog/2022/09/10/hill-bags-gb-another-shooting-quota-place-in-larnaca/
Amber Hill earns a spot, Ben Llewellin just misses out.
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On 8/30/2022 at 6:04 PM, Benolympique said:
update
There is no functional difference between these two. They just changed the fonts
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On 8/27/2022 at 11:33 AM, TeamGB said:
Hi,Thanks for inviting me to the club. I have been looking at totallympics for a while and chose to sign up today. I love watching any sports although my favourites are swimming and tennis.
Whenever there is a multi sport event on I watch obsessively and I will sit in front of the TV from the very start to the end of the session.
My favourite athlete is Adam Peaty and my favourite event to watch at the olympics is the 100m Breaststroke. Outside of swimming my favourite event is archery.
I look forward to contributing to topics and keeping track of lots of different sports in this club.
Thank you for introducing yourself
And welcome new member @Rafa Maciel
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https://gbgames.sport.blog/2022/08/28/hall-snags-gbs-first-shooting-spot-at-paris-2024/
Lucy Charlotte Hall earns our first shooting spot. Coward Holley JUST misses out on the men's side.
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1 hour ago, Benolympique said:
according to the French Shooting Federation, the same nation can only win one quota per event and per competition
info or intox ?
Yes, it's true
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37.67 CR! Gold!
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13.16 and 8th for Sember. Ouch
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Cairess 11th with 28:07.37, Scott 12th with 28:07.72 SB, Atkin DNF.
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Lake finishes 7th with a 1.90.
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Hunter came 8th with a 13.43, not qualifying, but Sember made it in first with a 12.62.
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SILVER for Wightman in 1:44.91 SB, 6th for Pattison is 1:45.63
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Hall 4th with 13.933.
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28:14.092 and 6th for Palmer.
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I will argue, that the BBC's coverage will do for a general audience, and that for Olympic obsessives like us Eurosport does offer a very reasonable price, compared to Sky Sports and BT Sport. Eurosport's coverage of Tokyo 2020 was no-frills (I like the BBC's "frills" tbh) but it was perfect for people like us: turn on the stream you wanted, and watch the sport you wanted, no real coverage, interviews, etc. My plan was to have BBC on the big screen, and Eurosport on the laptop/small screens.