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Especially when they held the Swimming at the same time but not part of the programme.

Gibson, WR in Women's Compound Ranking Round

Gibson, WR in Women's Compound Ranking Round

Day 2:
0745 Archery Men's Recurve Individual Ranking Round: James Woodgate, Alex Wise, and Monty Orton
0745 Archery Women's Compound Individual Ranking Round: Ella Gibson
0745 Shooting 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Qualification Part 1
0800 Karate Men's Kumite -75kg Elimination Round Pool A: Brandon Brian Wilkins vs Maciej Drazewski
Followed by Karate Men's Kumite -75kg Elimination Round Pool A: Brandon Brian Wilkins vs Erman Eltemur
Followed by Karate Men's Kumite -75kg Elimination Round Pool A: Brandon Brian Wilkins vs Quentin Mahauden
0824 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Round of 16: Montero Ana Jimenez vs Phoenix Faith H Goodman
0836 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Round of 16: Mohammad Nour vs Omer Faruk Dayioglu
0900 Diving Women's 10m Platform Preliminary: Eden Vivian Ho-Chi Cheng and Robyn Natalie Birch
1012 Taekwondo Men's -54kg Round of 16: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza vs Milan Molle
1024 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Round of 16: Maddison Samant Moore vs Maysane Kamkasoumphou
1030 Sport Climbing Women's Lead Semifinal: Lucy Garlick
1030 Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Round of 16: L. Pitchford/T. Ho vs L. Pistej/B. Balazova
1100 Shooting 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Final
1200 Archery Women's Recurve Individual Ranking Round: Penny Healey, Jaspreet Kaur Sagoo, and Bryony Pitman
1200 Boxing Women's 60kg Preliminaries Round of 32: Donjeta Sadiku vs Shona Catherine Whitwell
1230 Shooting Women's 10m Air Rifle Qualification: Seonaid Morven McIntosh
1300 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Quarterfinal: Phoenix Faith H Goodman
1312 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Quarterfinal: Mohammad Nour
1400 Diving Mixed Synchronised 3m Springboard Final: Grace Elizabeth Reid/James Philip Heatly
1400 Taekwondo Men's -54kg Quarterfinal: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza
1400 Table Tennis Men's Singles Preliminary Round 2: Ievgen Pryshchepa vs Paul Andrew Drinkhall
1412 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Quarterfinal: Maddison Samant Moore
1413 Canoe Sprint Women's Canoe Single 200m Final: Isabe Evans
1436 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Semifinals: Phoenix Faith H Goodman
1448 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Semifinals: Mohammad Nour
1450 Karate Men's Kumite -75kg Semifinal: Brandon Brian Wilkins
1500 Karate Men's Kumite -75kg Semifinal: Brandon Brian Wilkins
1500 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Semifinals: Maddison Samant Moore
1512 Taekwondo Men's -54kg Semifinals: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza
1515 Archery Mixed Recurve Team 1/16 Elimination
1515 Athletics Women's Shot Put: Sarah Omoregie
1520 Athletics Women's Hammer Throw: Charlotte Payne
1524 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Repechage: Phoenix Faith H Goodman
1530 Shooting Women's 10m Air Rifle Final: Seonaid Morven McIntosh
1530 Table Tennis Women's Singles Preliminary Round 2: Prithika Pavade vs Tin-Tin Ho
1536 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Repechage: Mohammad Nour
1540 Archery Mixed Recurve Team 1/8 Elimination
1548 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Repechage: Maddison Samant Moore
1600 Taekwondo Men's -54kg Repechage: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza
1605 Athletics Women's 400m: Ama Pipi
1622 Athletics Men's Triple Jump: Jude Bright-Davies
1635 Athletics Men's 400m: Alex Haydock-Wilson
1640 Karate Men's Kumite -75kg Gold Medal Bout: Brandon Brian Wilkins
1655 Athletics Women's 5000m: Hannah Nuttall
1700 Boxing Men's 57kg Preliminaries Round of 32: Jack James Dryden vs Riad Labidi
1700 Boxing Men's 63.5kg Preliminaries Round of 32: Reese Lynch vs Marcis Grundulis
1700 Artistic Swimming Team Technical
1715 Athletics Women's Discus Throw: Jade Lally
1720 Athletics Men's Pole Vault: Adam Hague
1728 Athletics Men's 800m: Ben Pattison
1755 Athletics Men's 3000m Steeplechase: Zak Seddon
1800 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Bronze Medal Contest: Phoenix Faith H Goodman
1800 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Bronze Medal Contest: Maddison Samant Moore
1812 Taekwondo Men's -54kg Bronze Medal Contest: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza
1812 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Bronze Medal Contest: Mohammad Nour
1815 Sport Climbing Men's Speed Qualification Seeding: Matthew Fall and Rafe Stokes
1815 Table Tennis Women's Singles Preliminary Round 2: Solomiya Brateyko vs Charlotte Carey
1824 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Bronze Medal Contest: Phoenix Faith H Goodman
1824 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Bronze Medal Contest: Maddison Samant Moore
1830 Athletics Women's 100m: Bianca Williams
1836 Taekwondo Men's -54kg Bronze Medal Contest: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza
1836 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Bronze Medal Contest: Mohammad Nour
1845 Sport Climbing Men's Speed Qualification Elimination: Matthew Fall and Rafe Stokes
1850 Athletics Men's 100m: Jeremiah Azu
1900 Diving Women's 10m Platform Final: Eden Vivian Ho-Chi Cheng and Robyn Natalie Birch
1900 Taekwondo Women's -46kg Gold Medal Contest: Phoenix Faith H Goodman
1912 Takewondo Men's -54kg Gold Medal Contest: Zack Riley Thomas Sarsoza
1920 Sport Climbing Men's Speed Quarterfinals: Matthew Fall and Rafe Stokes
1924 Taekwondo Women's -49kg Gold Medal Contest: Maddison Samant Moore
1925 Sport Climbing Men's Speed Semifinals: Matthew Fall and Rafe Stokes
1930 Sport Climbing Men's Speed Final: Matthew Fall and Rafe Stokes
1936 Taekwondo Men's -58kg Gold Medal Contest : Mohammad Nour

We’re getting (watchable) streams of all the sports, and people are still complaining 
 
The lack of commentators doesn’t annoy me too much. People on here always complain about the world feed commentators anyway. Y’all just miss your punching bags 

Some early thoughts on presentation: Canoe Sprint, no commentary, Artistic Swimming is good but feels a bit 'World Feed' (it probably is).
Graphics look nice. TV situation which we were worried about turned out all fine.

Pretty sure I spotted @Mkbw50 and @Dragon in the crowd…
 

Woooow... Thiam and Sułek ... great athletes

Countries much worse than Poland always sort these during events. In the Russia World Cup there wasn't any talk about homophobia, or any other issue with Russia. Even during the Berlin 1936 the Nazis removed all anti-Semitic signage in the city because they knew foreign journalists would be there. Any problem with LGBT will be pushed under the carpet while the games are in town

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

I've now won more trophies than Tottenham this season!
 

Just wait until the Dear Leader hears about this.
He will "express grave concern" about the "gender diversity, youthfulness and urbanity" of the IBA and then appoint a 12-year-old refugee to be President

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

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

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

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!

I really like your Breakthrough of the Year choices (it's the only category I decided not to vote).

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)
 

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)
 

First two Brits in World Cup action today in the Freeski Big Air in Chur, . Qualifiers this morning, finals this evening.  Unfortunately we are geo-blocked for the livestream…..
 
Chris McGregor in the Men’s & Kirsty Muir in the Women.  Both have chances of making the Final, don’t want to put the Commentators’ Curse on them.