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Non-seeded wrestlers draw bracket positions at weigh-in. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Kadi has been added to the MFS 74kg field. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Olympic Trials for both wrestling and gymnastics posted about an hour after each respective event concluded. I still have OTT events from April in my library.

Not really interested in swimming.

I've already added 66 Olympic events to "My Stuff", which covers all of the wrestling, gymnastics, and opening ceremony.

So, Sadulaev essentially lost his spot to a Ukrainian for supporting the war against Ukraine. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This is the part of the release that leaves the door open for future additions to the list: "This list will be updated in line with the decisions of the AINERP. Last update: 15 June 2024." If they do add replacement athletes, I'd like to see Chamizo get a bid at 74kg.

The IOC listed Nachin Mongush as the AIN representative. If he's been cleared to compete in Paris as Russia's 57kg AIN, then I can only assume Uguev is not going to be the guy.

Yes... I'm pretty sure you knew what I was talking about.

Isn’t he into MMA now? Haven’t heard anything about Mahamedkhabib Kadzimahamedau since he lost his opening bout at 2023 Worlds. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Correct. Zhabrailov qualified 97 for RUS at the European Championships.

No Sadulaev at 97kg. No Sidakov at 74kg. For now. Definitely No Uguev at 57kg. Official list as of 15-June (for all sports): https://olympics.com/ioc/paris-2024-individual-neutral-athletes Wrestling Sixteen quota places (11 Male / 5 Female) for AINs with a Russian passport Ten quota places (7 Male / 3 Female) for AINs with a Belarusian passport Eligible and invited athletes with a Russian passport Nachin MONGUSH (MFS 57) Shamil MAMEDOV (MFS 65) Arslan BAGAEV (MFS 86) Abdulla KURBANOV (MFS 125) Alan OSTAEV (GR 87) Magomed MURTAZALIEV (GR 97) 5 Male Allocations Remain Natalya MALYSHEVA (WFS 53) Veronika CHUMIKOVA (WFS 57) Alina KASABIEVA (WFS 62) Elizaveta PETLIAKOVA (WFS 68) 1 Female Allocation Remains Eligible and invited athletes with a Belarusian passport Yahor AKULICH (MFS 74) Uladzislau KAZLOU (MFS 97) Abubakar KHASLAKHANAU (GR 97) Dzmitri ZARUBSKI (GR 130) 3 Male Allocations Remain Viyaleta REBIKAVA (WFS 53 - ?) She’s competed at 50, but BLR qualified 53. Krystsina SAZYKINA (WFS 62) 1 Female Allocation Remains This list will be updated in line with the decisions of the AINERP. Last update: 15 June 2024.

Coleman wore Red, White, and Blue - Stars & Stripes. RBY not so much. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Zane didn’t qualify, nor is he in Gomez’ weight class. Zain Retherford is the USA’s guy at 65kg. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes. Here's a YouTube clip from his presser following his second title, in which we speculated on what it take for him to come back for his COVID year. https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxDQyxEKoA_Uaqi3OzqXgBEnugHla2M9Kw

Thanks for that, Gimp. I didn't think to include PA Catholic championships in my research. Just looked at National Preps because that tourney is often time considered to be equivalent on a state title. Question: Did the PA Catholic championship feed into the National Prep tourney at that time?

Already listed, along with every other NCAA Division I champ that did not win a PIAA title.

there was also "Big", who was a huge Nickerson fan.

...and now wrestles for Team Mexico. He made his choice. Let the Mexicans or the NLWC cough up the pesos for family to go to Paris.

I just posted the list of non-PIAA guys. Here's the full District XI list of NCAA champs (including the Lieberman brothers)...

Caught a small error on my previous post. Greg Ruth won his 2nd title at 160 lbs, after winning the prior year at 167 lbs.

Here's the list. PA has had 90 wrestlers win 125 individual NCAA Division I titles. Within the list of 90 PA NCAA titlists, 33 guys compiled 40 NCAA Division I titles - but never won a PIAA HS championship. Some on the list were National Prep champs. The National Prep list includes Prep titles by Ed Ruth (who transferred to Blair Academy for his SR year), but it does not include Pat Santoro (who won a National Prep title during a post-grad year at Blair prior to enrolling at Pitt).

Building the spreadsheet now. give me 20 minutes to complete it. I'll only do D1 today, but can build our DII & DIII (including the breakout of NCAA "College" division) later.

PA has a ton of guys that fall into this category.

Nope. He defected to Mexico.