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WOMEN´S DOUBLES Qualified Nations: Bulgaria - Gabriela Stoeva/Stefani Stoeva. China - Tang Yuanting/Yu Yang. China - Luo Ying/Luo Yu. Denmark - Christinna Pedersen/Kamilla Rytter Juhl. Germany - Carla Nelte/Johanna Goliszewska. Great Britain - Heather Oliver/Lauren Smith. Hong Kong - Poon Lok Yan/Tse Ying Suet. India - Jwala Gutta/Ashwini Ponnappa. Indonesia - Nitya Krishinda Maheswari/Greysia Polii. Japan - Misaki Matsutomo/Ayaka Takahashi. Malaysia - Vivian Hoo Kah Mun/Woon Khe Wei. Netherlands - Eefje Muskens/Selena Piek. South Korea - Chang Ye-Na/Lee So-Hee. South Korea - Jung Kyung-Eun/Shin Seung-Chan. Thailand - Puttita Supajirakul/Sapsiree Taerattanachai. United States - Eva Lee/Paula Lynn Obanana. Total Athletes Qualified 32 Total Nations Qualified 14

WOMEN´S SINGLES Qualified Nations: Australia - Wendy Chen Hsuan-Yu. Austria - Elisabeth Baldauf. Belgium - Lianne Tan. Bulgaria - Linda Zechiri. Brazil - Lohaynny Vicente. Canada - Michelle Li. China - Li Xuerui. China - Wang Yihan. Chinese Taipei - Tai Tzu-Ying. Czech Republic - Kristina Gavnholt. Denmark - Line Kjaersfeldt. Estonia - Kati Tolmoff. Finland - Nanna Vainio. France - Delphine Lansac. Germany - Karin Schnaase. Great Britain - Kirsty Gilmour. Hong Kong - Yip Pui-Yin. Hungary - Laura Sarosi. India - Sania Nehwal. India - Pusarla Sindhu. Indonesia - Lindaweni Fanetri. Ireland - Chloe Magee. Italy - Jeanine Cicognini. Japan - Nozomi Okuhara. Japan - Akane Yamaguchi. Malaysia - Tee Jing-Yi. Mauritius - Kate Foo Kune. Portugal - Telma Santos. Russia - Natalia Perminova. Singapore - Liang Xiaoyu. South Korea - Sung Ji-hyun. South Korea - Bae Yeon-Ju. Spain - Carolina Marin. Switzerland - Sabrina Jacquet. Thailand - Porntip Buranaprasertsuk. Thailand - Ratchanok Intanon. Turkey - Ozge Bayrak. Ukraine - Marija Ulitina. United States - Iris Wang. Vietnam - Vu Thi Trang. Total Athletes Qualified 40 Total Nations Qualified 35

MEN´S DOUBLES Qualified Nations: Australia - Matthew Chau/sawan Serasinghe. China - Chai Biao/Hong Wei. China - Fu Haifeng/Zhang Nan. Chinese Taipei - Lee Sheng-Mu/Tsai Chia-Hsin. Denmark - Mathias Boe/Carsten Mogensen. Germany - Michael Fuchs/Johannes Schottler. Great Britain - Marcus Ellis/Chris Langridge. India - Manu Attri/Sumeeth Reddy. Indonesia - Hendra Setiawan/Mohammad Ahsan. Japan - Hiroyuki Endo/Kenichi Hayakawa. Malaysia - Goh V Shem/Tan Wee Kiong. Poland - Adam Cwalina/Przemyslaw Wacha. Russia - Vladimir Ivanov/Ivan Sozonov. South Korea - Lee Young-Dae/Yoo Yeon-Seong. South Korea - Kim Gi-Jung/Kim Sa-Rang. United States - Sattawat Pongnairat/Phillip Chew. Total Athletes Qualified 32 Total Nations Qualified 14

even 12 is much... In Slovakia none understand why they did it, and we are not alone...C2 is the best possible canoe slalom event, just the most entertaining, watching the ability of both paddlers in one canoe, fighting against the wild water and the task of synchronization when they pass the gates is something special and extremely difficult the C2 races are abolutely awesome...but well, what can we do ICF and IOC decided how they decided...

MEN´S SINGLES Qualified Nations: Austria - David Obernorsterer. Belgium - Yuhan Tan. Brazil - Ygor Coelho de Oliveira. Brunei - Jaspar Yu Woon. Canada - Martin Giuffre. China - Chen Long. China - Lin Dan. Chinese Taipei - Chou Tien-Chen. Cuba - Osleni Guerrero. Czech Republic - Petr Koukal. Denmark - Viktor Axelsen. Denmark - Jan Ostergaard Jorgensen. Estonia - Raul Must. France - Brice Leverdez. Germany - Marc Zwiebler. Great Britain - Rajiv Ouseph. Guatemala - Kevin Cordon. Hong Kong - Hu Yun. Hong Kong - Ng Ka Long. India - Srikanth Kidambi. Indonesia - Tommy Sugiarto. Ireland - Scotty Evans. Israel - Misha Zilberman. Japan - Sho Sasaki. Malaysia - Lee Chong Wei. Mexico - Lino Munoz. Poland - Adrian Dziolko. Portugal - Pedro Martins. Russia - Vladimir Malkov. Singapore - Derek Wong Zi Liang. South Korea - Lee Dong-Keun. South Korea - Son Wan-Ho. Spain - Pablo Abian. Sri Lanka - Niluka Karunaratne. Suriname - Soren Opti. Sweden - Henri Hurskainen. Thailand - Boonsak Ponsana. Uganda - Edwin Ekiring Ukraine - Artem Pochtarev. United States - Howard Shu. Vietnam - Nguyen Tien Minh. Total Athletes Qualified 41 Total Nations Qualified 37

Andrej Martin won second GS main draw match ever

ayayayayayyyyy don´t worry, slovak organizing committee is working hard those days everything should be ready for the day D

Womens under 19 Euro final tournament draw

Rowing Single Sculls +1 +1 +1 Rowing Double Sculls +2 +2 Rowing Lightweight Double Sculls +2 +2 Rowing Pairs +2 +2 Rowing Quadruple Sculls +4 +4 Rowing Four +4 +4 Rowing Lightweight Four +4 +4 Rowing Eight +9 +9 Rowing Single Sculls +1 +1 +1 +1 Rowing Double Sculls +2 +2 Rowing Lightweight Double Sculls +2 +2 Rowing Pairs +2 +2 +2 +2 Rowing Quadruple Sculls +4 +4 Rowing Eight +9 +9

Updated as of May 24th, 2016

Magda at least 1 game is secured

here are the explanations about IIHF world ranking. http://www.iihf.com/home-of-hockey/championships/world-ranking/ in fact they use the last 4 world championships + last olympics. they count 25% of points of 2013 WCh, 50% of points of 2014 WCH, 75% of points of 2015 WCH and 100% of points of 2016 WCh + 100% of olympics Sochi 2014 tournament. so thats why Russia is still ahead.

updated as of May 24th, 2016

no the quota will be used by one of our 2 specialsts, it´s also explained in the slovakian article that the quota will go for one of Michal Lami or Martin Haring. but we asked UCI for a special wild card for Peter Sagan to compete also in MTB. this has nothing to do with our quota.

Abakumova isn´t a surprise at all, I´m pretty sure everyone knew it.

Updated as of May 24th, 2016

because womens C1 is just unwatchable. sorry, but this is just the biggest error of ICF and IOC to insert this event in Tokyo instead of C2.

Groups for World Championships 2017 named. and it´s absolutely the oposite of which everyone (including me) expected Group A (Cologne, GER) Group B (Paris, FRA) top 4 of each group will qualify for Quarterfinals. Last team of each group will be relegated to Division I A 2018. (Denmark is automatically saved and can´t be relagated, as host of 2018 world championships) which means if Denmark finish 8th of their group, the 7th team of the group A will be relagated.

why? it´s just for fun, he is not going for medal, only to compete and have some fun at olympics

yes, we have 1 quota but it will be used by our cross-country specialist. the well I don´t know how to translate it correctly "wild card" is for a athelet already qualified in another cycling section. it means just use the athlete qualified in road race also in MTB. anyway we have to wait for the UCI decision.

exactly

Updated as of May 23rd, 2016

unfortunately the Kližan´s injury is much more serious than expected. this was his first match since march, he started trainings last week only with some 20-30 minutes per day and he just tried to play today because its Roland Garros, but unfortunately he just couldn´t even finish this match...pitty, he started this season in so promising way.. also game over for Schmiedlová - expected, Hantuchová - expected. In other hand Andrej Martin with first ever GS main draw win

lol tennis is definitely not hockey