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Netherlands Men (8): Caspar Corbeau - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke Arno Kamminga - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke Nyls Korstanje - 100m Butterfly Sean Niewold - 100m Freestyle Stan Pijnenburg - 4x100m Medley Relay Kenzo Simons - 50m Freestyle Renzo Tjon-A-Joe - 50m Freestyle Kai van Westering - 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke Women (11): Kim Busch - 50m Freestyle Imani de Jong - 4x200m Freestyle Relay Maaike de Waard - 100m Backstroke Tessa Giele - 100m Butterfly Silke Holkenborg - 4x200m Freestyle Relay Tes Schouten - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke Marrit Steenbergen - 100m Freestyle, 200m Individual Medley Kira Toussaint - 100m Backstroke Janna van Kooten - 4x200m Freestyle Relay Valerie van Room - 50m Freestyle Sam van Nunen - 4x100m Freestyle Relay No individual 50 or 200 free for Steenbergen

Ah yes, my favourite hockey team, the Gobolts

Tuesday, after the last world rankings get published Edit: Always one step ahead of me @Josh

I think in Tokyo, it was posted 10 days before the start of the Opening Ceremony so it'll probably be around the same time this year.

the unqualified nations list? I wouldn't do that yet. It's possible they could still reject their universality places. I'm just temporarily putting all the universality athletes in their events for now.

That was one of the names I was confused about. He's still listed as competing in the 100m freestyle on the latest universality report and I don't remember him bettering his 50m freestyle time at the European Championships, so who knows? . I just want the official entry lists to come out already.

@intoronto I think you posted on the wrong thread I think Ciara Mageean could drop out of this event to focus on the 1500m which would help out Rynda.

Swimming - Qualification Tracker - Totallympics So if you take a look at the Totallympics swimming qualification tracker, I've updated each event to include universality swimmers based on the latest report by World Aquatics. Also included are OQT swimmers and potential OCT swimmers. Just ignore the athlete counts for now since I haven't updated that yet. The list is only about 95% accurate due missing universality times from the last 4 days of the qualifying period (e.g. Mexico) and some NOCs not yet confirming events for swimmers but it should give an idea of roughly how many swimmers there will be in each event and who will be in them.

It's 50.95

The Warriors head coach, Steve Kerr, just happens to be the US head coach

NHL Draft Top 10 Picks 1. Macklin Celebrini - San Jose Sharks 2. Artyom Levshunov - Chicago Blackhawks 3. Beckett Sennecke - Anaheim Ducks 4. Cayden Lindstrom - Columbus Blue Jackets 5. Ivan Demidov - Montreal Canadiens 6. Tij Iginla - Utah Hockey Club 7. Carter Yakemchuk - Ottawa Senators 8. Berkly Catton - Seattle Kraken 9. Zayne Parekh - Calgary Flames 10. Anton Silayev - New Jersey Devils 1st Round Breakdown by Nationality: Canada: 18 Russia: 4 United States: 4 Finland: 2 Norway: 2 Belarus: 1 Czech Republic: 1 No Swedes taken. Full Results

Will definitely miss him but he was likely to get overpaid anyways. Don't mind another team doing that.

11.09 for Audrey Leduc in the heats

First 24 players for the 4 Nations faceoff have been unveiled: Sidney Crosby, C (Pittsburgh Penguins) Nathan MacKinnon, C (Colorado Avalanche) Cale Makar, D(Colorado Avalanche) Brad Marchand, LW (Boston Bruins) Connor McDavid, C (Edmonton Oilers) Brayden Point, C (Tampa Bay Lightning) Jack Eichel, C (Vegas Golden Knights) Adam Fox, D (New York Rangers) Quinn Hughes, D (Vancouver Canucks) Auston Matthews, C (Toronto Maple Leafs) Charlie McAvoy, D (Boston Bruins) Matthew Tkachuk, LW (Florida Panthers) Filip Forsberg, LW (Nashville Predators) Gustav Forsling, D (Florida Panthers) Victor Hedman, D (Tampa Bay Lightning) Erik Karlsson, D (Pittsburgh Penguins) William Nylander, C/LW (Toronto Maple Leafs) Mika Zibanejad, C (New York Rangers) No Pettersson or Dahlin yet Sebastian Aho, C/LW (Carolina Hurricanes) Aleksander Barkov, C (Florida Panthers) Miro Heiskanen, D (Dallas Stars) Esa Lindell, D (Dallas Stars) Mikko Rantanen, RW (Colorado Avalanche) Juuse Saros, G (Nashville Predators)

I would guess so, not sure though. I feel like you know the rankings system better than I do.

I feel like there is a good chance Geordie Beamish would drop this event given that his primary event, the 3000m steeplechase, has its final on the same day as the 5000m heats. That would give some more buffer to Fafard.

Also mediocre times in the men's race

Russian swimmer Evgenii Somov officially received neutral status. He'll contest the 100m breaststroke and will likely be the only Russian competing in swimming.

Wow, that's a really good deal!

Austrian swimming federation got confirmation that Anton Knoll will start in the men's 10m event

Don't know where else to post this. Scott Russell is retiring after the Paralympics this year.

I'm guessing Pulido passed Mata in the universality standings just recently? The latest universality report still shows Mata at the top but it's missing results from the last 4 days of the qualification period.

So the top 3 men should all be qualified, right?

Israel Men (11): Eitan Ben Shitrit - Relay Meiron Cheruti - 50m Freestyle Tomer Frankel - 100m Freestyle, 100m Butterfly David Gerchik - 200m Backstroke Alexey Glivinskiy - Relay Gal Cohen Groumi - 100m Butterfly Martin Kartavi - 50m Freestyle Denis Loktev - 200m Freestyle Adam Mara'ana - 100m Backstroke Ron Polonsky - 200m Individual Medley Bar Soloveychik - Relay Women (6): Aviv Barzelay - 200m Backstroke Daria Golovaty - Relay Anastasia Gorbenko - 200m Individual Medley and 400m Individual Medley for sure (other possibilities: 200m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke, 100m Breaststroke) Andrea Murez - Relay Lea Polonsky - 200m Individual Medley Ayla Spitz - Relay

Hungary has announced their Olympic team: Men (11) David Betlehem (1500m Freestyle) Balazs Hollo (400m Individual Medley) Adam Jaszo (100m Backstroke) Hubert Kos (100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke, 100m Butterfly) Richard Marton (200m Butterfly) Kristof Milak (100m Butterfly, 200m Butterfly) Nandor Nemeth (100m Freestyle) Zalan Sarkany (400m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle, 1500m Freestyle) Szebasztian Szabo (50m Freestyle) Adam Telegdy (200m Backstroke) Gabor Zombori (200m Individual Medley, 400m Individual Medley) Women (10) Minna Abraham (200m Freestyle) Vivien Jackl (1500m Freestyle, 400m Individual Medley) Boglarka Kapas (200m Butterfly) Ajna Kesely (400m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle) Dora Molnar (200m Backstroke) Nikolett Padar (200m Freestyle) Dalma Sebestyen (200m Individual Medley) Petra Senanszky (50m Freestyle) Eszter Szabo-Feltothy (200m Backstroke) Panna Ugrai (relay) A few event notes: Kristof Milak is focusing on just the butterfly events. He's dropped the freestyle events from his lineup Hubert Kos is focusing on the backstroke events + 100m butterfly. He won't swim the 200m Individual Medley. Nandor Nemeth is just focusing on the 100m freestyle and has opted not to swim the 200m freestyle. David Betlehem is only swimming the 1500m freestyle + open water. He won't swim the 800m freestyle. Kristof Rasovszky had the OQT in the 400, 800 and 1500m freestyle events but is only focusing on the open water event in Paris