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Mollie said she's not happy with the time 
 
At the end of the session Kai Taylor lead off a club relay with a 1:45.89 that was executed with a big negative split 53.36/52.53. Could mean he's cooking up something really impressive!

2024 British National Championships - London (GBR)
April 2nd - April 7th 2024
 
Meet Results
 
 
The following new OQTs were achieved
 
Men's 50m Freestyle
 Alexander Cohoon~
 Matt Richards
 
Men's 100m Freestyle
 Alexander Cohoon~
 David Cumberlidge*
 
Men's 200m Freestyle
 Jack McMillan~
 
Men's 400m Freestyle
 Kieran Bird
 
Men's 800m Freestyle
 Tobias Robinson%
 
Men's 1500m Freestyle
 Tobias Robinson%
 
Men's 100m Backstroke
 Jonny Marshall
 
Women's 100m Backstroke
 Kathleen Dawson
 
Women's 200m Backstroke
 Kathleen Dawson^
 Holly McGill*
 
Women's 100m Breaststroke
 Kara Hanlon*
 
Women's 200m Individual Medley
 Freya Colbert
 
* Not selected for Olympic Team
~ Selected as relay only swimmer
^ Selected in different event
% Selected as open water swimmer
 
 The following 30 swimmers have been selected for the Olympic Team 
 
 
Men (17):
Kieran Bird - (400m Freestyle), 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Alex Cohoon - (50m Freestyle), 4x100m Freestyle Relay
Tom Dean - (100m Freestyle), 200m IM, 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Luke Greenbank - 200m Backstroke
James Guy - (100m Butterfly), 4x200m Freestyle Relay, (4x100m Medley Relay)
Daniel Jervis - (800m Freestyle), 1500m Freestyle
Joe Litchfield - (100m Butterfly), (4x100m Medley Relay)
Max Litchfield - 400m IM
Jonny Marshall - 100m Backstroke
Jack McMillan - 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Ollie Morgan - 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke, 4x100m Medley Relay
Adam Peaty - 100m Breaststroke, 4x100m Medley Relay
Ben Proud - 50m Freestyle
Matt Richards - (50m Freestyle), 100m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle, 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x200m Freestyle Relay, 4x100m Medley Relay
Duncan Scott - (100m Freestyle), 200m Freestyle, 200m IM, 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x200m Freestyle Relay, (4x100m Medley Relay)
Jacob Whittle - 4x100m Freestyle Relay
James Wilby - (100m Breaststroke), (4x100m Medley Relay)
 
Women (13):
Freya Anderson - (100m Freestyle), (200m Freestyle), 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Freya Colbert - 200m IM, 400m IM, 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Kathleen Dawson - 100m Backstroke, 4x100m Medley Relay
Angharad Evans - (100m Breaststroke), (4x100m Medley Relay)
Anna Hopkin - 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle, 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x100m Medley Relay
Medi Harris - (100m Backstroke), 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Lucy Hope - 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Keanna MacInnes - (100m Butterfly), 200m Butterfly, 4x100m Medley Relay
Eva Okaro - 4x100m Freestyle Relay
Honey Osrin - 200m Backstroke
 
Katie Shanahan - 200m Backstroke, 400m IM
Laura Stephens - 200m Butterfly
Abbie Wood - 200m Freestyle, 200m IM, 4x100m Freestyle Relay, 4x200m Freestyle Relay
 
*Potential events are in brackets
Source

Australian Open Championships: Day 1
 
*NOT an Olympic selection event
 
Men's 100m Breaststroke:
1. Zac Stubblety-Cook - 59.85
2. Joshua Yong - 1:00.16
3. Ippei Watanabe  - 1:00.42
 
Women's 200m Individual Medley:
1. Kaylee McKeown - 2:06.99 (Australian Record) 
2. Ella Ramsay - 2:10.71
3. Isabella Boyd - 2:13.22
 
Men's 50m Butterfly:
1. Kyle Chalmers - 23.10
2. Ben Armbruster - 23.35
3. Cameron McEvoy - 23.52
 
Women's 100m Freestyle:
1. Mollie O'Callaghan - 52.27 
2. Meg Harris - 52.59 
3. Emma McKeon - 53.09
 
Men's 400m Freestyle:
1. Elijah Winnington - 3:41.41 
2. Sam Short - 3:41.64 
3. Kim Woomin  - 3:45.12
 
Women's 50m Breaststroke:
1. Jenna Strauch - 31.04
2. Sienna Toohey - 31.43
3. Sally Hunter - 31.77
 
Men's 200m Backstroke:
1. Lee Juho  - 1:56.97
2. Bradley Woodward - 1:57.67
3. Joshua Edwards-Smith - 1:59.08
 
Women's 800m Freestyle:
1. Ariarne Titmus - 8:17.80
2. Lani Pallister - 8:19.38
3. Eve Thomas  - 8:25.71

Broke Steph Rice's national record from the suit era.

2:06.99 for Kaylee McKeown in the 200 IM!

The Danish squad has been selected
 
•Helena Rosendahl Bach, 200 meter butterfly
•Julie Kepp Jensen, 50 m freestyle and 4x100 meter freestyle
•Thea Blomsterberg, 200 meter breast og 4x100 meter medley
•Signe Bro, 4x100 meter freestyle og 4x100 meter medley
•Schastine Tabor, 4x100 meter medley
•Martine Damborg, 4x100 meter freestyle and 4x100 meter medley
•Elisabeth Sabroe Ebbesen, 4x100 meter freestyle

Meg Harris just went 52.60 in the 100 free heats at Australian Championships (not trials meet). First PB in this event since Tokyo trials where she went 52.9.
 
 

1.  United States: 101 (53 M + 48 W)
2.  Japan: 48 (28 M + 20 W)
3.  Australia: 44 (20 M + 24 W)
4.  Great Britain: 35 (21 M + 14 W)
5.  Italy: 32 (21 M + 11 W)
6.  China: 31 (12 M + 19 W)
7.  France: 25 (15 M + 10 W)
8.  Hungary: 20 (12 M + 8 W)
9.  Canada: 19 (4 M + 15 W)
10.  Germany: 13 (9 M + 4 W)
11.  Netherlands: 13 (6 M + 7 W)
12.  South Korea: 10 (8 M + 2 W)
13.  Poland: 9 (4 M + 5 W)
14.  Brazil: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  South Africa: 8 (3 M + 5 W),  Spain: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  New Zealand: 8 (5 M + 3 W)
15.  Greece: 7 (6 M + 1 W),  Sweden: 7 (3 M + 4 W)
16.  Israel: 6 (5 M + 1 W)
17.  Lithuania: 4 (2 M + 2 W),  Portugal: 4 (3 M + 1 W),  Switzerland: 4 (4 M),  Ukraine: 4 (4 M)
18.  Austria: 3 (3 M),  Belarus: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Belgium: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Bulgaria: 3 (2 M + 1 W),  Denmark: 3 (3 W),  Hong Kong: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Ireland: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Norway: 3 (3 M),  Turkey: 3 (3 M)
19.  Croatia: 2 (2 M),  Czech Republic: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Estonia: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Mexico: 2 (2 M),  Romania: 2 (2 M),  Singapore: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Tunisia: 2 (2 M)
20.  Argentina: 1 (1 W),  Aruba: 1 (1 M),  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 (1 W),  Cayman Islands: 1 (1 M),  Egypt: 1 (1 W),  Finland: 1 (1 M),  Iceland: 1 (1 M),  Kyrgyzstan: 1 (1 M),  Serbia: 1 (1 M),  Slovenia: 1 (1 W),  Taiwan: 1 (1 M),  Trinidad and Tobago: 1 (1 M),  Venezuela: 1 (1 M),  Vietnam: 1 (1 M)
 
As of April 15th. Keep in mind that  Italy,  Japan,  South Korea,  Great Britain,  South Africa,  Hungary,  New Zealand, and  Denmark have all had their Olympic Trials/National Championships already so their numbers could be inflated. I'll post this again after the qualification period is over.

Hi everyone! 
 
A bit of a family emergency is going on right now (my dad isn’t doing too well, he’s on his way to the hospital as I type this), which may explain my lack of inactivity on Totallympics and updating all of the various sporting events 
 
If anyone wants to post any of them that’ll be appreciated, and if not then I’ll post them when I’m fully back! 
 
Actually, it might even be within a few days. I’ve just thought about it, and when I’m not busy visiting him at the hospital, I might choose to watch/share results of some sports. Bit of a confusing response I know, but to explain my thought process, watching (along with playing, but irrelevant point) sports and sharing results on Totallympics are two of my favourite things to do. Trying to not worry too much when personal problems is hard for me, and it might be what I need to not freak out and have mental breakdowns every couple of minutes. But we’ll see.

1.  United States: 101 (53 M + 48 W)
2.  Japan: 48 (28 M + 20 W)
3.  Australia: 44 (20 M + 24 W)
4.  Great Britain: 35 (21 M + 14 W)
5.  Italy: 32 (21 M + 11 W)
6.  China: 31 (12 M + 19 W)
7.  France: 25 (15 M + 10 W)
8.  Hungary: 20 (12 M + 8 W)
9.  Canada: 19 (4 M + 15 W)
10.  Germany: 13 (9 M + 4 W)
11.  Netherlands: 13 (6 M + 7 W)
12.  South Korea: 10 (8 M + 2 W)
13.  Poland: 9 (4 M + 5 W)
14.  Brazil: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  South Africa: 8 (3 M + 5 W),  Spain: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  New Zealand: 8 (5 M + 3 W)
15.  Greece: 7 (6 M + 1 W),  Sweden: 7 (3 M + 4 W)
16.  Israel: 6 (5 M + 1 W)
17.  Lithuania: 4 (2 M + 2 W),  Portugal: 4 (3 M + 1 W),  Switzerland: 4 (4 M),  Ukraine: 4 (4 M)
18.  Austria: 3 (3 M),  Belarus: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Belgium: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Bulgaria: 3 (2 M + 1 W),  Denmark: 3 (3 W),  Hong Kong: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Ireland: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Norway: 3 (3 M),  Turkey: 3 (3 M)
19.  Croatia: 2 (2 M),  Czech Republic: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Estonia: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Mexico: 2 (2 M),  Romania: 2 (2 M),  Singapore: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Tunisia: 2 (2 M)
20.  Argentina: 1 (1 W),  Aruba: 1 (1 M),  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 (1 W),  Cayman Islands: 1 (1 M),  Egypt: 1 (1 W),  Finland: 1 (1 M),  Iceland: 1 (1 M),  Kyrgyzstan: 1 (1 M),  Serbia: 1 (1 M),  Slovenia: 1 (1 W),  Taiwan: 1 (1 M),  Trinidad and Tobago: 1 (1 M),  Venezuela: 1 (1 M),  Vietnam: 1 (1 M)
 
As of April 15th. Keep in mind that  Italy,  Japan,  South Korea,  Great Britain,  South Africa,  Hungary,  New Zealand, and  Denmark have all had their Olympic Trials/National Championships already so their numbers could be inflated. I'll post this again after the qualification period is over.

Canadians in action this week. 
 
Diamond League Xiamen
Regan Yee - Women’s 3000m Steeplechase
Marco Arop - Men’s 800m
Sarah Mitton - Women’s Shot Put
 

Mount Sac Relays
Jeremiah Nubbe - Men’s Hammer Throw
Rowan Hamilton - Men’s Hammer Throw
Ella Clayton - Women’s 400m
Camryn Rogers - Women’s Hammer Throw
Rori Deness-Lamont - Women’s Javelin Throw
Myles Misner Daley - Men’s 200m (C), Men’s 400m
Almond Small - Men’s 100m, Men’s 200m
Noel Vanderzee - Men’s High Jump
Olarunfemi Akinduro - Men’s Triple Jump
Will Floyd - Men’s 400m
 
Kip Keino Classic - WA Continental Gold Tour (No entry lists out yet, but one name has been confirmed)
Ethan Katzberg - Men’s Hammer Throw
Brendon Rodney - Men’s 200m
 
Grenada Invitational - WA Continental Gold Tour (No entry lists out yet)

TEAM GB  ANNOUNCED FOR SWIMMING and MARATHON SWIMMING
 
Big take aways
 
IN : Bird, Whittle, McMillan, Okara, Anderson (probably means Women's 4 x 100 relay in)
OUT : Cox, Hanlon (may means no women's medley relay, although Evans selection suggests otherwise, possibly.)
 
Freya Colbert, Loughborough Performance Centre
Kathleen Dawson, University of Stirling
Anna Hopkin, Loughborough Performance Centre
Daniel Jervis, Swim Wales High Performance Centre
Max Litchfield, Loughborough Performance Centre
Keanna MacInnes, University of Stirling
Oliver Morgan, Birmingham University
Honey Osrin, Loughborough University
Adam Peaty, Loughborough Performance Centre
Ben Proud, Bath University
Matthew Richards, Millfield
Duncan Scott, University of Stirling
Abbie Wood, Loughborough Performance Centre
 
The athletes above gained selection after winning an individual event and going inside the relevant event's nomination standard at the 2024 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships, as per clause 5.1 of the selection policy
 
Alex Cohoon, Loughborough University
Tom Dean, Bath Performance Centre
James Guy, Millfield
Medi Harris, Loughborough Performance Centre
Lucy Hope, University of Stirling
 
The athletes above gained selection by virtue of the collective times of the first four finishers in the respective 100m and 200m Freestyle events at the 2024 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships, in relation to the 4x100m and 4x200m Freestyle Relays, as per clause 5.2 of the selection policy
.
Joe Litchfield, Loughborough Performance Centre
 
The athlete above gained selection by virtue of the collective times of the winner of the open final of the Men's 100m Backstroke, 100m Breaststroke, 100m Butterfly and 100m Freestyle at the 2024 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships, in relation to the 4x100m Medley Relay, as per clause 5.3 of the selection policy
.
Freya Anderson, Bath Performance Centre
Kieran Bird, Bath Performance Centre
Angharad Evans, University of Stirling
Jack McMillan, University of Stirling
Eva Okaro, Repton
Jacob Whittle, Bath Performance Centre
James Wilby, Loughborough Performance Centre
 
The athletes above gained selection at the discretion of the GB Head Coach and Performance Director, as per clause 5.4 of the selection policy. Considerations included potential relay medallists, relay cover for athletes with heavy schedules, performances at the 2024 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships and medical mitigations.
 
Luke Greenbank, Loughborough Performance Centre
Jonathon Marshall, Carnegie
Katie Shanahan, University of Stirling
Laura Stephens, Loughborough Performance Centre
 
The athletes above gained selection after placing second in a final at the 2024 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships and going inside the relevant event's nomination time, as per clause 5.5 of the selection policy.
 
Perdue, Robinson and Crisp all selected for Marathon

Canadians stats in the NBA after the finish of  2023-24 regular season:
Canadians NBA stats 2023-24.xls
 
I have sorted out the players by average points and i also kept some important statistics as you see in the file above.
I have also colored green the cellls with the NBAers that participated in 2023 World Cup and yellow those cells of 2 other players (i explain the reasons in last paragraph)
 
Data taken from page: https://basketballbuzz.ca/nba/2023-24-canadian-nba-stats-tracker/
 
 
Note: According to Jordi's statements, on the sidelines of a Kings' game in Toronto somewhere in March, the 7 NBAers who played last year in the World Cup are sure for the final roster for Paris 2024 and the additions of Andrew Nembhard (Pacers) and Trey Lyles (Kings)  seem very likely.

1.  United States: 101 (53 M + 48 W)
2.  Japan: 48 (28 M + 20 W)
3.  Australia: 44 (20 M + 24 W)
4.  Great Britain: 35 (21 M + 14 W)
5.  Italy: 32 (21 M + 11 W)
6.  China: 31 (12 M + 19 W)
7.  France: 25 (15 M + 10 W)
8.  Hungary: 20 (12 M + 8 W)
9.  Canada: 19 (4 M + 15 W)
10.  Germany: 13 (9 M + 4 W)
11.  Netherlands: 13 (6 M + 7 W)
12.  South Korea: 10 (8 M + 2 W)
13.  Poland: 9 (4 M + 5 W)
14.  Brazil: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  South Africa: 8 (3 M + 5 W),  Spain: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  New Zealand: 8 (5 M + 3 W)
15.  Greece: 7 (6 M + 1 W),  Sweden: 7 (3 M + 4 W)
16.  Israel: 6 (5 M + 1 W)
17.  Lithuania: 4 (2 M + 2 W),  Portugal: 4 (3 M + 1 W),  Switzerland: 4 (4 M),  Ukraine: 4 (4 M)
18.  Austria: 3 (3 M),  Belarus: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Belgium: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Bulgaria: 3 (2 M + 1 W),  Denmark: 3 (3 W),  Hong Kong: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Ireland: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Norway: 3 (3 M),  Turkey: 3 (3 M)
19.  Croatia: 2 (2 M),  Czech Republic: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Estonia: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Mexico: 2 (2 M),  Romania: 2 (2 M),  Singapore: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Tunisia: 2 (2 M)
20.  Argentina: 1 (1 W),  Aruba: 1 (1 M),  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 (1 W),  Cayman Islands: 1 (1 M),  Egypt: 1 (1 W),  Finland: 1 (1 M),  Iceland: 1 (1 M),  Kyrgyzstan: 1 (1 M),  Serbia: 1 (1 M),  Slovenia: 1 (1 W),  Taiwan: 1 (1 M),  Trinidad and Tobago: 1 (1 M),  Venezuela: 1 (1 M),  Vietnam: 1 (1 M)
 
As of April 15th. Keep in mind that  Italy,  Japan,  South Korea,  Great Britain,  South Africa,  Hungary,  New Zealand, and  Denmark have all had their Olympic Trials/National Championships already so their numbers could be inflated. I'll post this again after the qualification period is over.

1.  United States: 101 (53 M + 48 W)
2.  Japan: 48 (28 M + 20 W)
3.  Australia: 44 (20 M + 24 W)
4.  Great Britain: 35 (21 M + 14 W)
5.  Italy: 32 (21 M + 11 W)
6.  China: 31 (12 M + 19 W)
7.  France: 25 (15 M + 10 W)
8.  Hungary: 20 (12 M + 8 W)
9.  Canada: 19 (4 M + 15 W)
10.  Germany: 13 (9 M + 4 W)
11.  Netherlands: 13 (6 M + 7 W)
12.  South Korea: 10 (8 M + 2 W)
13.  Poland: 9 (4 M + 5 W)
14.  Brazil: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  South Africa: 8 (3 M + 5 W),  Spain: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  New Zealand: 8 (5 M + 3 W)
15.  Greece: 7 (6 M + 1 W),  Sweden: 7 (3 M + 4 W)
16.  Israel: 6 (5 M + 1 W)
17.  Lithuania: 4 (2 M + 2 W),  Portugal: 4 (3 M + 1 W),  Switzerland: 4 (4 M),  Ukraine: 4 (4 M)
18.  Austria: 3 (3 M),  Belarus: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Belgium: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Bulgaria: 3 (2 M + 1 W),  Denmark: 3 (3 W),  Hong Kong: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Ireland: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Norway: 3 (3 M),  Turkey: 3 (3 M)
19.  Croatia: 2 (2 M),  Czech Republic: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Estonia: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Mexico: 2 (2 M),  Romania: 2 (2 M),  Singapore: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Tunisia: 2 (2 M)
20.  Argentina: 1 (1 W),  Aruba: 1 (1 M),  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 (1 W),  Cayman Islands: 1 (1 M),  Egypt: 1 (1 W),  Finland: 1 (1 M),  Iceland: 1 (1 M),  Kyrgyzstan: 1 (1 M),  Serbia: 1 (1 M),  Slovenia: 1 (1 W),  Taiwan: 1 (1 M),  Trinidad and Tobago: 1 (1 M),  Venezuela: 1 (1 M),  Vietnam: 1 (1 M)
 
As of April 15th. Keep in mind that  Italy,  Japan,  South Korea,  Great Britain,  South Africa,  Hungary,  New Zealand, and  Denmark have all had their Olympic Trials/National Championships already so their numbers could be inflated. I'll post this again after the qualification period is over.

1.  United States: 101 (53 M + 48 W)
2.  Japan: 48 (28 M + 20 W)
3.  Australia: 44 (20 M + 24 W)
4.  Great Britain: 35 (21 M + 14 W)
5.  Italy: 32 (21 M + 11 W)
6.  China: 31 (12 M + 19 W)
7.  France: 25 (15 M + 10 W)
8.  Hungary: 20 (12 M + 8 W)
9.  Canada: 19 (4 M + 15 W)
10.  Germany: 13 (9 M + 4 W)
11.  Netherlands: 13 (6 M + 7 W)
12.  South Korea: 10 (8 M + 2 W)
13.  Poland: 9 (4 M + 5 W)
14.  Brazil: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  South Africa: 8 (3 M + 5 W),  Spain: 8 (5 M + 3 W),  New Zealand: 8 (5 M + 3 W)
15.  Greece: 7 (6 M + 1 W),  Sweden: 7 (3 M + 4 W)
16.  Israel: 6 (5 M + 1 W)
17.  Lithuania: 4 (2 M + 2 W),  Portugal: 4 (3 M + 1 W),  Switzerland: 4 (4 M),  Ukraine: 4 (4 M)
18.  Austria: 3 (3 M),  Belarus: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Belgium: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Bulgaria: 3 (2 M + 1 W),  Denmark: 3 (3 W),  Hong Kong: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Ireland: 3 (1 M + 2 W),  Norway: 3 (3 M),  Turkey: 3 (3 M)
19.  Croatia: 2 (2 M),  Czech Republic: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Estonia: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Mexico: 2 (2 M),  Romania: 2 (2 M),  Singapore: 2 (1 M + 1 W),  Tunisia: 2 (2 M)
20.  Argentina: 1 (1 W),  Aruba: 1 (1 M),  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 (1 W),  Cayman Islands: 1 (1 M),  Egypt: 1 (1 W),  Finland: 1 (1 M),  Iceland: 1 (1 M),  Kyrgyzstan: 1 (1 M),  Serbia: 1 (1 M),  Slovenia: 1 (1 W),  Taiwan: 1 (1 M),  Trinidad and Tobago: 1 (1 M),  Venezuela: 1 (1 M),  Vietnam: 1 (1 M)
 
As of April 15th. Keep in mind that  Italy,  Japan,  South Korea,  Great Britain,  South Africa,  Hungary,  New Zealand, and  Denmark have all had their Olympic Trials/National Championships already so their numbers could be inflated. I'll post this again after the qualification period is over.

So I just totted up what I think are the totals for the OQT for USA, AUS, GBR, Japan, Italy, China and France, using the FINA LCM rankings from 1st March 23 to today.
 
Those were the countries I thought might have a chance of being near the top of a list like this. There are other countries which are strong in part (Canadian & Dutch women) but less so collectively. I could be doing them a disservice not including them, but I was already looking at enough to fry my brain anyway
 
Russia would likely be somewhere in there, but with their uncertain status about things, I've not included in these figures.
 
USA - Men 83, Women 98 = 181 total
Aus - Men 34, Women 60 = 94 total
Japan - Men 38, Women 27 = 65 total
China - Men 25, Women 39 = 64 total
GBR - Men 34, Women 25 = 59 total
Italy - Men 33, Women 14 = 47 total
France - Men 25, Women 14 = 39 total
 
These are qualified swims, not swimmers. So Duncan Scott - for example - is in the GBR quota 3 times (100m fr, 200m fr, 200m IM). It would take me a lot longer to work that out, at least for countries that are not GBR. GBR is 37 total swimmers with an OQT - 23 men and 14 women.
 
 

Great that they’ll be streaming pretty much everything, but I hope they’ll have separate streams for track and all the various field events at Paris. Most the time on athletics streams they only show replays of field events, it’s rarely ever live. Canada has medal potential in both, and I wouldn’t want to miss anything live.
 
Also hope that Brittany MacLean will be at Paris for swimming.
 
Edit: Just messaged with Devin, the field events will have live streams as well. 

CBC has announced its first lineup: https://www.cbc.ca/mediacentre/press-release/cbc-radio-canada-announces-preliminary-coverage-plans-and-hosts-for-the-oly

14 men achieved the olympic standard in discus and 8 of them with results from this competition

100 days to go until the first event begins!! 
 

2024 Eindhoven Qualification Meet - Eindhoven (NED)
April 11th - April 14th 2024
 
Meet Results
 
 
The following new OQTs were achieved
 
Men's 100m Butterfly
 Clement Secchi
 
Men's 400m Individual Medley
 Cedric Büssing
 
Women's 50m Freestyle
 Valerie van Roon
 
Women's 100m Butterfly
 Tessa Giele

2024 Danish Open  - Copenhagen (DEN)
April 11th - April 14th 2024
 
Meet Results
 
 
No new OQTs were achieved
 
 
 The following 7 swimmers have been nominated for Olympic selection 
 
 
Women (7):
Elisabeth Sabroe Ebbesen - 4x100m freestyle relay
Julie Kepp Jensen - 50m freestyle
Helena Rosendahl Bach - 200m butterfly, 100m butterfly (OCT)
Martine Damborg - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay
Schastine Tabor - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay
Signe Bro - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay
Thea Blomsterberg - 200m breaststroke, 4x100m medley relay
 
*Team will be confirmed at a later date. Events are my prediction.
** In addition, Casper Puggaard also achieved an OCT and may be nominated for a universality quota.
Source

2024 Danish Open  - Copenhagen (DEN)
April 11th - April 14th 2024
 
Meet Results
 
 
No new OQTs were achieved
 
 
 The following 7 swimmers have been nominated for Olympic selection 
 
 
Women (7):
Elisabeth Sabroe Ebbesen - 4x100m freestyle relay
Julie Kepp Jensen - 50m freestyle
Helena Rosendahl Bach - 200m butterfly, 100m butterfly (OCT)
Martine Damborg - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay
Schastine Tabor - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay
Signe Bro - 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x100m medley relay
Thea Blomsterberg - 200m breaststroke, 4x100m medley relay
 
*Team will be confirmed at a later date. Events are my prediction.
** In addition, Casper Puggaard also achieved an OCT and may be nominated for a universality quota.
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