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  1. Mkbw50
    Turnbull is out of the Sprint after losing to Carlin... 0.087 seconds in the first race and 0.151 in the second.
  2. Mkbw50
    Double gold for England in Para Triathlon as Crowhurst wins in a time of 1:10:32!
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    Another gold for in the Men's Para Triathlon as Ellis comes home in 57:39! Kelly 5th in 1:06:38 and Dawson 8th 1:12:08.
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    Oli Wood qualifies in 2nd
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    England beat Wales 21-10 and will face or for 9th
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    Whittle 2nd in his heat in 49.26, just ahead of Burras in 3rd in 49.70. Dean 2nd in his heat in 48.61, all three are through
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    A fantastic 1-2 for England in the Men's All-Around Final: Jarman 83.450 and Hall 82.900. And a bronze for !
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    Owens lost his race with Richardson by 0.575 seconds but Turnbull did win by 0.087 seconds to reach a quarterfinal against Jack Carlin
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    In the weightlifting final, it's 4th for Shergill with a total score of 260kg.
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    Litchfield 5th in his heat in 25.80... it's enough to qualify.
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    10.614 only enough for fifth and Bate misses out on the semifinals.
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    Renshaw wins her heat in 2:25.06 and Wood third in hers in 2:26.80, two more finalists for the team
  13. Mkbw50
    Pharoah wins her final lawn bowls 21-16. It won't be enough for the quarter-finals.
  14. Mkbw50
    Wilby wins his heat in 1:57.97 from Guy in 2nd in 1:58.30. Lelliot also wins his heat in 1:57.93, all three go through to the final.
  15. Mkbw50
    In the Men's Sprint Qualifying, Turnbull in 6th with 9.790 and will face Tyler Rorke in the 1/8 final, with Owens 15th with 10.026 and he will face Matthew Richardson. Hayden Norris, who replaced the injured Truman, 19th in 10.129.
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    That's correct. He has been replaced in the cycling with Hayden Norris
  17. Mkbw50
    The South American women's football qualifier, the 2022 Copa América Femenina concluded its knockout stage with places for the Olympics and Women's World Cup on the line. First off was the fifth-placed play-off, between Chile and Venezuela in Estadio Centenario in Armenia. The winner would book a place for the play-off of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in New Zealand. In theory, this game would also decide who would qualify for the 2023 Pan American Games, but as Chile had already qualified as hosts, Venezuela would be guaranteed a spot even if they lost. Chile took the lead from a long-ranged goal by Daniela Zamora, but a scruffy effort by Deyna Castellanos forced the game to penalties. Chile went first and got the advantage as Francisca Lara scored her penalty but Castellanos saw hers saved. Karen Araya put Chile two up and Venezuela were in big trouble when Kika Moreno also missed her penalty. Zamora converted hers meaning Oriana Altuve had to score, and she did to keep the shoot-out alive. Rosario Balamceda could end it if she scored her penalty but failed to do so, although Ysaura Viso still had to score to keep it alive. She did to put the pressure on Carla Gurrero, but she had no nerves as it went in off the post and sent Chile to New Zealand. The semifinals would decide Olympic qualification, and were played at Estadio Alfonso López in Bucaramanga, home of Atlético Bucaramanga, a top-tier team in Colombia. The winners would also be guaranteed a spot in the 2023 World Cup finals in Australia and New Zealand. And it would be the hosts Colombia that faced Argentina first. Colombia had chances and snatched one after a game that was often frustrating for Las Chicas Superpoderosas: Linda Caicedo the match-winning hero. Argentina tried to get back into the game, but their chances took a big blow when Gabriela Chavez, already on a yellow card, cynically brought down Mayra Ramírez and got her second yellow card. Colombia were through to the final on home soil, and had reached the Olympics and World Cup too. In the other game held the next day in Bucaramanga, tournament favourites Brazil faced off with Paraguay. The game was decided in the first half, with a low driven shot from Ary Borges giving the Seleção the lead and Bia Zaneratto used an advantage to smash home number two and set up a Colombia-Brazil final. There was the not-insignificant matter of the third-placed play-off first. Both teams that missed out on the Olympics, Argentina and Paraguay, would face off in Armenia. These teams would instead enter the Pan American Games (the two finalists were excluded). This game was crucial for World Cup qualification: the winners would enter the final tournament, the losers would join Chile in the play-offs. Paraguay took the lead when Romina Stefania Núñez put the ball into her own net, and time started to tick away for Argentina. But they found an equaliser through Yamila Tamara Rodríguez on the counter-attack, before avoiding penalties with a very late goal from a María Florencia Bonsegundo free-kick. While Paraguay pushed for a leveller in injury time, Argentina broke and Rodríguez got her second to send Argentina to the World Cup and relegate Paraguay to the play-offs. The final took place in Bucaramanga, with hosts Colombia having a raucous reception against Brazil. But it was the visitors who took the lead when Daniela Caracas González took down Débora Cristiane de Oliveira in the box and de Oliveira stepped up to send the keeper the wrong way from the spot. Colombia tried to get back into the game but to no avail, and Brazil were champions of South America for the eighth time. So Brazil and Colombia reached the 2024 Summer Olympics; Brazil, Colombia and Argentina qualified for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, with Paraguay and Chile making the play-offs; and Argentina, Paraguay, and Venezuela joined hosts Chile in the 2023 Pan American Games. Brazil are still the queens of South America and have never missed an Olympics, although the gap is closing somewhat to the other nations in the continent. As for Colombia, they made London 2012 and Rio 2016 but missed out on a spot in Tokyo 2020 as they came bottom of the final group in the qualifier for that competition. They will be delighted to make the final and had good attendances for the home crowd. Brazil and Colombia join the United States and hosts France in the twelve-team tournament. The remaining eight places will be filled by teams from the five other continents, but now South American qualification is over. Patrick Green Writer, Totallympics News
  18. Mkbw50
    Day 3 Schedule 08:30 Lawn Bowls Women's Singles Group Stage - Amy Pharaoh vs Olivia Eunice Buckingham 09:00 Artistic Gymnastics Men's All-Around Final - Jake Jarman and James Hall (MC: 11:42) 09:30 Weightlifting Men's 67kg Final - Jaswant Singh Shergill (MC: 11:35) 10:02 Cycling Track Men's Sprint Qualifying - Ryan Owens, Joe Truman, and Hamish Turnbull 10:30 Swimming Men's 200m Butterfly Heat 1 - Mason Wilby and James Guy 10:33 Swimming Men's 200m Butterfly Heat 2 - Jay Lelliott 10:41 Swimming Women's 200m Breaststroke Heat 1 - Molly Renshaw 10:42 Para Cycling Track Men's Tandem B Sprint Qualifying - Stephen Bate 10:46 Swimming Women's 200m Breaststroke Heat 2 - Abbie Wood 10:57 Cycling Track Men's Sprint 1/8 Finals - Ryan Owens, Joe Truman, and Hamish Turnbull 10:59 Swimming Men's 50m Backstroke Heat 5 - Joe Litchfield 11:00 Badminton Mixed Team Quarterfinals - Session 1 11:01 Para Triathlon Men's PTVI Final - David Ellis, Oscar Kelly, and Iain Dawson (MC: 12:34) 11:06 Para Triathlon Women's PTVI Final - Katie Crowhurst (MC: 12:55) 11:14 Rugby Men's 9-12 Semifinal - vs 11:25 Para Cycling Track Men's Tandem B Sprint Semifinal - Stephen Bate 11:30 Lawn Bowls Men's Pairs Group Stage - vs 11:31 Swimming Men's 100m Freestyle Heat 7 - Lewis Edward Burras and Jacob Whittle 11:33 Swimming Men's 100m Freestyle Heat 8 - Tom Dean 11:34 Cycling Track Men's Sprint Qualifying Quarterfinals - Ryan Owens, Joe Truman, and Hamish Turnbull 11:50 Cycling Track Men's 15km Scratch Race Qualifying Heat 1 - Oli Wood 12:00 Squash Women's Singles Round of 16 - Jess Turnbull vs Lucy Termel 12:00 Table Tennis Men's Team Quarterfinals - vs 12:29 Cycling Track Men's 15km Scratch Race Qualifying Heat 2 - Ethan Vernon and Matt Walls 12:45 Squash Men's Singles Round of 16 - Christopher Binnie vs Adrian Waller 13:30 Boxing Men's Middleweight Round of 16 - Yusuf Nkobeza vs Lewis Richardson 14:00 Hockey Men's Pool Stage - vs 14:00 Weightlifting Women's 59kg Final - Jessica Gordon Brown (MC: 16:03) 14:30 Artistic Gymnastics Women's All-Around Final - Ondine Achampong and Alice Kinsella (MC: 17:23) 14:31 Triathlon Mixed Team Relay - Final (MC: 16:11) 15:00 Lawn Bowls Men's Triples Quarterfinal - vs 15:00 Para Lawn Bowls Men's Pairs B6-B8 Group Stage - vs 15:00 Lawn Bowls Women's Fours Quarterfinal - vs 15:00 Para Lawn Bowls Women's Pairs B6-B8 Group Stage - vs 15:02 Para Cycling Track Men's Tandem B Sprint Finals - Stephen Bate (MC: 18:00) 15:10 Cycling Track Men's Sprint Semifinals - Ryan Owens, Joe Truman, and Hamish Turnbull 15:18 Para Cycling Track Women's Tandem B 1000m Time Trial Final - Sophie Unwin (MC: 17:50) 15:53 Cycling Track Women's 25km Points Race Final - Maddie Leech, Josie Knight, and Laura Kenny (MC: 18:18) 16:32 Cycling Track Women's 500m Time Trial Final - Blaine Ridge-Davies, Sophie Capewell, and Millie Tanner (MC: 18:28) 16:46 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Women's Pool Stage - vs 17:30 Badminton Mixed Team Quarterfinals - Session 2 17:42 Cycling Track Men's Sprint Finals - Ryan Owens, Joe Truman, and Hamish Turnbull (MC: 19:02) 18:00 Lawn Bowls Men's Pairs - Quarterfinals 18:00 Lawn Bowls Women's Singles Quarterfinals - Amy Pharaoh 18:00 Para Lawn Bowls Mixed Pairs B2/B3 Group Stage - vs 18:00 Squash Women's Singles Round of 16 - Georgina Kennedy vs Nicole Bunyan 18:22 Rugby Women's 5th Placed Playoff - vs 18:30 Weightlifting Men's 73kg - Jack Simon Oliver (MC: 20:43) 18:42 Cycling Track Men's 15km Scratch Race Final - Oli Wood, Ethan Vernon, and Matt Walls (MC: 19:12) 18:45 Boxing Men's Light Welterweight Round of 16 - Joseph Tyers vs John Ume 18:45 Squash Men's Singles Round of 16 - Patrick Rooney vs Rory Stewart 18:45 Squash Men's Singles Round of 16 - Nasir Iqbal vs James Willstrop 19:00 Hockey Women's Pool Stage - vs 19:06 Rugby - Men's Playoff for 9th 19:07 Swimming Men's Backstroke Beginning of Semifinals - Joe Litchfield 19:28 Swimming Men's 200m Butterfly Final - Mason Wilby, James Guy, and Jay Lelliott (MC: 19:50) 19:30 Squash Women's Singles Round of 16 - Yiwen Chen vs Sarah-Jane Perry 19:35 Para Swimming Women's 100m Backstroke S8 Final - Alice Tai (MC: 19:57) 20:00 Beach Volleyball Women's Preliminary - Grimson/Mumby vs U'una/Gwali 20:05 Swimming Women's 50m Freestyle Final - Anna Hopkin and Isabella Hindley (MC: 20:58) 20:11 Swimming Men's 100m Freestyle Beginning of Semifinals - Lewis Edward Burras, Jacob Whittle and Tom Dean 20:22 Swimming Women's 200m Breaststroke Final - Molly Renshaw and Abbie Wood (MC: 20:37) 20:45 Swimming Women's 100m Backstroke Final - Lauren Cox (MC: 21:05) 20:51 Swimming Women's 100m Breaststroke Final - James Wilby and Adam Peaty (MC: 21:26) 21:10 3x3 Basketball Men's Pool Stage - vs 21:13 Swimming Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay - Final (MC: 21:34) 21:35 3x3 Basketball Women's Pool Stage - vs
  19. Mkbw50
    198 for Morrow in the weightlifting for a bronze to end day 2!
  20. Mkbw50
    beat 22-5 in the 3x3 Basketball. 3:11.73 and a silver in the Men's Relay
  21. Mkbw50
    England win a fantastic gold in artistic gymnastics - 161.100. In the individual event qualifying: All-Around: 1. Kinsella (54.450) and 2. Achampong (53.750) qualify. 4. Fenton (52.900) misses out. Uneven Bars: 1. Fenton (14.000) and 2. Achampong (13.750) qualify. 4. Kinsella (13.650) misses out. Balance Beam: 2. Kinsella (13.450) and 3. Fenton (13.300) qualify. 4. Achampong (13.300) and 19. Fragapane (11.500) miss out. Floor: 1. Kinsella (13.450) and 11. Achampong (12.550) qualify. 13. Fenton (12.450) and 14. Fragapane (12.450) miss out.
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    3:36.62 and another silver for in the Women's freestyle relay
  23. Mkbw50
    A shame for the table tennis team who lose 3-0 to in the quarter-final
  24. Mkbw50
    Greenbank wins a silver, just beaten to the touch, 53.91. Greenbank 54.29 and 5th.
  25. Mkbw50
    Hibbot 7th in her final. 59.28
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