Doesn't the OP indicate FIBA qualifying? No idea if Olympic and FIBA qualifying are associated.Thought Brazil had qualified for the Olympics when they won AmeriCup and didn't need to participate. Interesting.
Frankly, I don't want to hear excuses when we beat them.
The AmeriCup result is how Brazil secured its spot in the February's Olympic Qualifying Tournament. (Confusing, I know.)Thought Brazil had qualified for the Olympics when they won AmeriCup and didn't need to participate. Interesting.
The AmeriCup result is how Brazil secured its spot in the February's Olympic Qualifying Tournament. (Confusing, I know.)
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LEON (Mexico) – Brazil blocked USA from getting an AmeriCup three-peat as they defeated the defending champions in a 69-58 victory to claim the gold medal and win a record sixth Women’s AmeriCup on Sunday evening at Domo de la Feria in León, Guanajuato, Mexico.
The win automatically earns Brazil a berth in the FIBA Women’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament.
The Olympic Qualifying Tournaments in February are just that. Everything before that was to determine who got the 16 spots in the OQTs.Like....geez. How many qualifying events do they need? AmeriCup, then the Nov qualifier for 2 spots, now this event in February? This seems ridiculous and excessive.
The Olympic Qualifying Tournaments in February are just that. Everything before that was to determine who got the 16 spots in the OQTs.
AmeriCup is a standalone event, one of four “continental cups” (along with EuroBasket, Asia Cup, and AfroBasket) which FIBA also happens to use as part of the Olympic qualifying process.
In the Americas region, FIBA designated one OQT spot for the AmeriCup; that spot, of course, was won by Brazil.
Two other OQT spots from the Americas were decided by the Pre-Qualifying Tournament in November. Those two spots were won by Canada and Puerto Rico.
Out of the 16 teams at next month's OQTs will emerge the 10 teams (other than the US and France) who will compete at Paris 2024.
Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournaments the next stop on the Road to Paris 2024
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Yeah it is no doubt byzantine. Not sure why they added the “pre-qualifying” tournament to the mix in our region.Thanks for this, but it still seems excessive and somewhat disjointed. I've felt the same way about the men's qualification process as well.
a) We're doomedFrankly, I don't want to hear excuses when we beat them.
If they don’t qualify for the Olympics, there’s no team to be on. A game vs Australia is no walkover, don’t know about SerbiaWould she really be left off the team if she chose to stay and play UConn? I doubt it.
Would she really be left off the team if she chose to stay and play UConn? I doubt it.
If they don’t qualify for the Olympics, there’s no team to be on. A game vs Australia is no walkover, don’t know about Serbia
Believe it's a matter that they need her for depth than anything else. Brazil's team is a mix of long standing veterans and up and coming talent like Cardoso.
Like @HuskyNan notes, they're facing tough competition. Brazil will need their best players available to have a chance.