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Women's Handball EHF European Championship 2026 Qualifiers Phase 2, Week 2 -  vs
 Cazin
Qualifying Event for Women's Handball EHF European Championship 2026
8
Women's Handball EHF European Championship 2026 Qualifiers Phase 2, Week 2 -  vs
 Pescara
Qualifying Event for Women's Handball EHF European Championship 2026
Discussion Thread
Qualification Tracker
11-17
Women's Basketball FIBA World Cup 2026 (Qualifying Tournament, San Juan)
 San Juan
Qualifying Event for Women's Basketball FIBA World Cup 2026
Discussion Thread
Qualification Tracker
26 
Men's Football UEFA Under 21 European Championship 2027 Qualifying Round, Week 9 - vs
 Empoli
Qualifying Event for Men's Football UEFA Under 21 European Championship 2027
Discussion Thread
Qualification Tracker
27-28
Open Water Swimming AQUA World Cup 2026 (Soma Bay)
 Soma Bay
Olympic Ranking Event
Discussion Thread
Qualification Tracker
28-30
Rhythmic Gymnastics WG World Cup 2026 (Sofia)
 Sofia
Olympic Ranking Event
Discussion Thread
Qualification Tracker
31
Men's Football UEFA Under 21 European Championship 2027 Qualifying Round, Week 10 -  vs
 Boras
Qualifying Event for Men's Football UEFA Under 21 European Championship 2027
Discussion Thread
Qualification Tracker

Adam Małysz said today that from what he's heard "around the block" Nordic Combined won't be axed from OG 

2026 PanAmerican Track Cycling Championships - Santiago
 
Results (February 16-22, 2026)
 
Men's Sprint:
1. Nicholas Paul
2. Cristian Ortega Fontalvo
3. Nick Wammes
4. Njisane Phillip  
5. Cole Dempster  
6. James Hedgock  
7. Kevin Quintero  
8. Alberto Torres Suarez  
 
Men's Team Sprint:
1. Canada  (Dempster - Rorke - Hedgcock)
2. Colombia  (Murillo Minota - Quintero - Ramirez Morales)
3. Trinidad and Tobago  (Pulido - Paul - Browne)
4. Mexico  (Malo Villalobos - Lopez Gonzaga - Verdugo Osuna)
5. Venezuela
6. Argentina
7. Chile
8. Jamaica
 
Men's Team Pursuit:
1. Canada  (Fitzmaurice - Hinse - Parrish - Ernst)
2. United States  (Domonoske - Koontz - Lange - Rhim)
3. Chile  (Carrizo - Decar - Mancilla - Rojas)
4. Colombia  (Arango Carvajal - Arboleda Ruiz - Parra Arias - Sanchez Vergara)
5. Mexico
6. Argentina
7. Trinidad and Tobago
 
Men's Keirin:
1. Nicholas Paul
2. Kevin Quintero
3. Nick Wammes
4. Njisane Phillip
5. James Hedgcock
6. Lucas Oscar Vilar
7. Cristian Ortega Fontalvo
8. Edgar Verdugo Osuna
 
Men's Omnium:
1. Tomas Moyano
2. Gabriel Seguin
3. Ricardo Peña Salas
4. Juan Esteban Arango Carvajal
5. Red Walters
6. Brendan Rhim
7. Jadian Neaves
8. Diego Jamen
 
Men's Madison:
1. United States  (Rhim - Lange)
2. Canada  (Hinse - Seguin)
3. Argentina  (Moyano - Ramos)
4. Chile  (Decar Zuñiga - Arriagada Pizarro)
5. Trinidad and Tobago
6. Brazil
7. Ecuador
 
Non-Olympic Men's Events:
 
Men's 1km Time Trial:
1. Cristian Ortega Fontalvo
2. Dalton Walters
3. James Hedgcock  
 
Men's Individual Pursuit:
1. Sebastian Ruiz
2. Cameron Fitzmaurice
3. Chris Ernst  
 
Men's Points Race:
1. Fernando Nava
2. Franco Buchanan
3. Arlex Mendez  
 
Men's Scratch:
1. Conor White
2. Grant Koontz  
3. Akil Campbell  
 
Men's Elimination Race:
1. Jordan Parra
2. Clever Martinez
3. Akil Campbell
 
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Women's Sprint:
1. Lauriane Genest
2. Stefany Cuadrado Florez
3. Hayley Yoslov
4. Luz Daniela Gaxiola Gonzalez
5. Sarah Orban
6. Makaira Wallace
7. Emily Hayes
8. Yuli Verdugo Osuna
 
Women's Team Sprint:
1. Mexico  (Vizcaino Garcia - Verdugo Osuna - Gaxiola Gonzalez)
2. Colombia  (Gaviria Rendon - Salazar Sanchez - Cuadrado Florez)
3. United States  (Hayes - Yoslov - McKee)
4. Chile  (Molina Rodriguez - Colilef Barrios - Muñoz Grandon)
5. Argentina
6. Venezuela
 
Women's Team Pursuit:
1. United States  (Cummins - Faulkner - Ingram - Ehrlich)
2. Mexico  (Barrera Esparza - Figueroa Fernandez - Arreola Navarro - Acevedo Mendoza)
3. Canada  (Chen - Nestman - Plante - Thomas)
4. Chile  (Cortes Ugarte - Garrido Muñoz - Ibarra Ramirez - Villalon Sanchez)
 
Women's Keirin:
1. Lauriane Genest
2. Stefany Cuadrado Florez
3. McKenna McKee
4. Yuli Verdugo Osuna
5. Natalia Vera
6. Juliana Gaviria Rendon
7. Luz Gaxiola Gonzalez
8. Nicola Hacohen Monteros  
 
Women's Omnium:
1. Yareli Acevedo Mendoza
2. Maribel Aguirre Mangue
3. Elizabeth Castaño Quintero
4. Scarlet Cortes Ugarte
5. Marlies Mejias Garcia
6. Bethany Ingram
7. Lily Plante
8. Paola Silva Wynants
 
Women's Madison:
1. Mexico  (Acevedo Mendoza - Arreola Navarro)
2. United States  (Cummins - Jimenez Palos)
3. Colombia  (Castaño Quintero - Osorio Betancur)
4. Canada  (Plante - Thomas)
5. Chile
6. Trinidad and Tobago
7. Uruguay
8. Argentina
 
Non-Olympic Women's Events:
 
Women's 1km Time Trial:
1. Stefany Cuadrado Florez 
2. Daniela Gaxiola Gonzalez
3. Hayley Yoslov  
 
Women's Individual Pursuit:
1. Kristen Faulkner
2. Emily Ehrlich
3. Maria Fernanda Figueroa  
 
Women's Points Race:
1. Anna Hicks
2. Yareli Acevedo Mendoza
3. Marlies Mejias Garcia  
 
Women's Scratch:
1. Teniel Campbell
2. Marlies Mejias Garcia
3. Olivia Cummins
 
Women's Elimination Race:
1. Yareli Acevedo Mendoza
2. Marlies Mejias Garcia
3. Scarlet Cortes Ugarte  
 
Complete Results

March 5th Results
 
Pool C:
 
 Taiwan 0-3  Australia

 
Highlights:
 
 
 Czech Republic 4-11  Korea

 
Highlights:
 
 
Standings:
 
  Team W L PCT Australia 1 0 1.000 Korea 1 0 1.000 Japan 0 0 .000 Taiwan 0 1 .000 Czech Republic 0 1 .000

Malena Zamfirova was hit by a drunk tourist today (not with a car), while she was preparing for the next World Cup in Czechia.  It happened in the so called "safe zone" near the lift, where there were a lot of people and this drunk just uncontrollably ran her. She had many fractures and had to be flown by helicopter. Tomorrow she is moving to Austria with a special transport, where on Friday she is having a surgery. I am fuming  

Today was my first time watching a Cricket game.... and I'm all in. I loved it.
 
Damn New Zealand did a good job. They dominated  with ease

2026 WT World Cups February Events*
 
Results (February, 2026)
 
* Only Development Regional Cups and Junior Cups
 
WT Development Regional Cup in Formosa  (1):
1. Maximo Andino  (M) / Eliana Estefania Diaz  (F)
2. Jhon Matias Tuesta Castro  (M) / Maria Emilia Vargas  (F)
3. Santiago Boxler  (M) / Catalina Moreno Velasco  (F)
 
Asia Junior Cup in Putrajaya  (7-8):
1. Li Yansong  (M) / Kayla Nadia Shafa  (F)
2. Hauqalah Fakhal Arvyello  (M) / Zijia Bian  (F)
3. Lok Shi Lam  (M) / Maurizka Nur Azizah  (F)
 
Africa Junior Championships in El Galala  (13):
1. Nathan Max Centlivres Chase  (M) / Maja Jeanne Brinkmann  (F)
2. Antony Clayton  (M) / Taylor Foster  (F)
3. Oliver Delport  (M) / Joudy Fathy  (F)
4. Nicholas Horne  (M) / Lome Gouws  (F)
5. Mohamed Amine Khemais  (M) / Olivia Beamish  (F)
6. Youssef Slama  (M) / Chayma Biar  (F)
7. Ryan Viviers  (M) / Lola Soukaina Zeroual  (F)
8. Omar Othmane Goumghar  (M) / Doaa Izem  (F)
 
WT Development Regional Cup in Bridgetown  (15):
1. Marcos Alejandro Fernandez Gonzalez  (M) / Zoe Adam  (F)
2. Jorge Raul Cabinal Gramajo  (M) / Bivian Andrea Diaz Fuentes  (F)
3. Luke McIntyre  (M) / Isabella Fernandez  (F)
 
All Events and Results

Medalists
 
Men
Gold-  United States (Team Hebert)
Silver-  Italy (Team Spiller)
Bronze-  Scotland (Team Carson)

Women
Gold-  South Korea (Team Kang)
Silver-  Sweden (Team Dryburgh)
Bronze-  China (Team Wang)
 
Full Results

defeats  

Qualificazioni mondili calcio femminili
 
Italia sconfitta di misura all'esordio, da un tiro beffardo (gol Angeldahl); per quanto visto meritavamo il pari.
Pprossima partita sabato conntro la Danimarca, ancora in casa.
 
La prima classificata va al mondiale , la seconda agli spareggi
 
Gruppo A
 
0 - 1   
3 - 1   

Pessima partita per l'Italbasket ieri a Livorno, ma tanto basta per vincere. 4 punti in due partite contro i britannici, portiamo a casa il risultato minimo

Maurizio Mirachi, vice di Campagna nella squadra maschile e coach di Trieste

2026 Davis Cup First Round Qualifiers and World Group Playoffs
 
Results (February 5-8, 2026)
 
 
2026 Davis Cup First Round Qualifiers:
- Germany  (Hanfmann - Struff - Krawietz - Puetz - Engel) d. 4-0 Peru  (Bueno - Varillas - Buse - A. Huertas del Pino)
 
- Ecuador  (Guillen Meza - Andrade - Escobar - Hidalgo - Camacho) d. 3-1 Australia  (Hijikata - Duckworth - Thompson - Kubler)
 
- Belgium  (Collignon - Blockx - Gille - Vliegen) d. 4-0 Bulgaria  (Vasilev - Radulov - Donski - Nesterov - Ivanov)
 
- India  (Nagal - Suresh - Bhambri) d. 3-2 Netherlands  (den Ouden - de Jong - Arends - Pel)
 
- United States  (Paul - Quinn - Harrison - Krajicek - Nava) d. 4-0 Hungary  (Piros - Marozsan - Fuele)
 
- France  (Muller - Rinderknech - Bonzi - Herbert - Muller) d. 3-1 Slovakia  (Molcan - Gombos - Karol - Klein)
 
- Canada  (Draxl - Diallo - Harper) d. 3-2 Brazil  (Reis da Silva - Heide - Luz - Matos - Pucinelli de Almeida)
 
- Czech Republic  (Lehecka - Svrcina - Nouza - Rikl - Mrva) d. 3-1 Sweden  (Madaras - Wallin - Goransson - Grevelius)
 
- South Korea  (Chung - Soon-woo - Ji-sung - Ui-sung) d. 3-2 Argentina  (Tirante - Trungelliti - Andreozzi - Gomez)
 
- Austria  (Ofner - Rodionov - Erler - Miedler - Neumayer) d. 3-2 Japan  (Watanuki - Mochizuki - Yuzuki - Nishioka)
 
- Great Britain  (Draper - Norrie - Cash - Glasspool - Fearnley) d. 4-0 Norway  (Durasovic - Budkov Kjaer)
 
- Croatia  (Dodig - Prizmic - Mektic - Pavic) d. 3-1 Denmark  (Moller - Holmgren - Ingildsen - Overbeck)
 
- Chile  (Barrios Vera - Tabilo - Jarry - Soto) d. 4-0 Serbia  (Lajovic - Milic - I Sabanov - M Sabanov - Duric)
 
 
World Group I Playoffs:
 
 3-1
 3-1 
 3-1  
 3-2  
 3-1
 3-1  
 3-1
 4-0
 3-1
 3-1  
 3-1 
 3-1 
 4-0  
 
World Group II Playoffs:
 3-1  
 3-2 
 3-1 
 5-0 
 3-2  
 3-1 
 3-2 
 3-2 
 3-1 
 4-0 
 4-0 
 4-0 
 5-0  

Bella vittoria per Danilo Sollazzo ai campionati europei di tiro 10m  Primo in qualifica, quasi sempre primo in gara. Decisamente meritata, anche se con un punteggio non stellare di 252.8 (media 10.5)

Bella vittoria per Danilo Sollazzo ai campionati europei di tiro 10m  Primo in qualifica, quasi sempre primo in gara. Decisamente meritata, anche se con un punteggio non stellare di 252.8 (media 10.5)

Bella vittoria per Danilo Sollazzo ai campionati europei di tiro 10m  Primo in qualifica, quasi sempre primo in gara. Decisamente meritata, anche se con un punteggio non stellare di 252.8 (media 10.5)

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Was an interesting competition...as I was watching, I was thinking that the boulders seemed a bit simple for this caliber of athletes (and also a lack of more dynamic moves).  Glad my suspicions were confirmed when Oriane and Janja stated that they wished the boulders were harder at the end.  We'll see what this looks like if this happens again!
 
(Biggest complaint: SF1 and SF2 was immediately followed by the Small Final, so the loser of SF2 wasn't as rested.  They could have switched genders to the other SFs first.)

Prevc becomes the 6th man to win SIX World Cup events in a row.

I think that is great for Sinner, the money will really help fund his career 

Last night, I had the privilege to see my first live curling matches.  The USA National Championships were just 1.5 hours away from where I live (not bad in a country the size of ours, and even more surprising since I live in an area where it rarely snows).  I got to visit the 'page final' (i.e. first playoff round), the highlight of which for me was Team Shuster vs. Team Stopera.  Team Stopera ended up winning by 1 point, but Shuster will be able to play one final match this morning to see if they can make it to the finals this afternoon (the winner of which will qualify to Worlds).  None of the current Olympians were there, having declined their spot in the tournament.
 
Got some free swag  

 
These people would yell 'Peel! Peel! Peel' whever someone would peel a stone.

 
Got to see the measuring instrument in action.

 
And yes, Matt Hamilton and Colin Hufman had sleeveless jerseys on.

Men´s Super-G in Ga-Pa cancelled due bad weather

Well. 

Having gotten it a bit at a distance a few comments about my experiences
 
Travel:
Very happy. Flying to and from was a breeze (the plane home slighty delayed). The same can be said about getting around in Milano. Getting around outside was of course slightly harder, especially with some delays back from Antholx (but i guess that's not a big surprise when a lot of people leave a place in the mountains)
 
Atmosphere:
Very happy around the venues, but it's also very clear that it's smaller than the Summer games. People weren't following the events wherever you went. Alcohol certainly made a difference between Paris and now. Sadly did experience a few who should certainly have stopped a couple of beers earlier. 
 
The logistics at the venues: 
Very easy to see that Santagiulia is new and absolutely not a perfect venue. Seems like some kinks were fixed when I got there, but there's still stuff to work out. The food at the Milano venues were meh and there were quite some lines. Tesero was a chaos when it came to getting food, but the quality was slightly better at the skiing venues.

Some notable  retirements:
 
Elisavet Pesiridou (athletics - 100m hurdles) - She announced her retirement on her 34th birthday. She competed in Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. She narrowly missed Paris 2024 despite being in good form, the rest of he field seemed to get stronger and her ranking was a bit lower even though she was quite consistent. She struggled with injuries in 2025.
 
Fani Tzeli (taekwondo) - She was 7th in Tokyo 2020 but didn't qualify for Paris 2024. Still, she is only 24 yo and seemed to be rising up again after winning bronze at the European Championships so it is a bit surprising.
 
Aikaterini Divari (sailing) - She competed in Tokyo 2020 but didn't qualify for Paris 2024. Only 25 yo.
 
AJ Ginnis (alpine skiing) - Despite winning a silver at the World Championships he never got to compete at the Winter Olympics as he was always unfortunately injured. A shame as he is by far our best winter athlete ever. Only 31 yo, and I have a feeling he might come back in 2030 based on his last interview...

Both team Tirinzoni and team Schwaller lost in the Swiss championship finals and will not represent the country at the Worlds later this year, wow!