Olympian1010
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accepted a reallocation in alpine skiing @intoronto
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No news on that yet, although there are a couple listings on Olympics.com and the Olympics Facebook page. I assume we’ll get more info on that in the New Year.
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Henry Sildaru missed out on a quota in freestyle skiing. He is still coming back from an injury, so not even sure he would have competed anyway.
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They're still shown on red (quota not yet accepted, but provisionally allocated), but hopefully you're correct. Edit: It looks like a glitch, because it says they accepted elsewhere.
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didn't accept its women's snowboard quota in time (FIS chart says they didn't receive a response) They'll need to accept a reallocation in another discipline if they want to send athletes to the Games @intoronto
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Hopefully a couple decide to give it a go then, because those entry numbers are woeful.
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Women's ski halfpipe will have 7 entries at max
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are now eligible for a reallocations in alpine skiing. might miss out by two spots @intoronto
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rejected their quotas in ski jumping
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She was in power for a over decade. She made her own poor policy choices too. I'd caution that "telling the truth," and formulating policies that benefit the general public aren't the same thing. Milei "being honest" about the economic situation could be good a thing, but he still has to propose practical solutions to very real problems.
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might be able to enter a relay in cross country skiing should they accept a reallocation in both genders @heywoodu. They're the first NOC outside a reallocation slot on the men's side, but already rejected their original quota, so it seems unlikely they'll accept this one.
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I was going to post something about them tomorrow. It shows you what an honest investment into winter sports can achieve though (at least at the youth level).
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It really sucks too, since we’re finally seeing some non-traditional NOCs put some earnest investment into the sliding and skating sports/disciplines. I do wonder how long that will last if they don’t see some return on investment?
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I wouldn’t be shocked the see the number of participating NOCs shrink between 2022 and 2026. There are less quotas available and the qualification requirements in alpine skiing have increased in difficulty. It would be a nice surprise to see more non-traditional NOCs at the Games, but it doesn’t feel like the conditions are right to encourage or facilitate their participation in 2026. Hopefully my prediction is wrong though.
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not far off from a reallocation (one spot by my count) in women's ski slopestyle.
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They did accept quotas in ski jumping, nordic combined, freestyle skiing, and snowboarding.
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Ski halfpipe is approaching aerials level of participation at the YOG. At max, it looks like there will only be 8 NOCs competing across both genders.
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was allocated a quota in dual moguls, but didn't have any eligible athletes
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They're all still out provisionally by my count, but it depends what other NOCs do. 12 quotas altogether between alpine and cross country. It's a number higher than many NOCs will even achieve (or be eligible to receive).
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is getting close to a reallocation in women's alpine skiing. They've two spots off a quota by my math, currently (and assuming no NOCs have been offered reallocations yet.) should be eligible for a reallocated men's quota as well.
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rejected their alpine skiing quota, which I believe will subtract will NOC from the Games @intoronto...
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with three ski jumping and two nordic combined quotas. A fantasy number not too long ago @hckošice
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rejected all of their quotas in cross country skiing
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Happy FIS live quota allocation day to all of those who celebrate every Youth Olympic and Olympic cycle! Links to the various allocations here: https://www.fis-ski.com/en/inside-fis/document-library/winter-youth-olympic-games
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