2024 Olympics - TRA Draw

 MEN'S QUALIFICATION ORDER:

  1. COLOMBIA: Angel Hernandez 
  2. AUSTRALIA: Brock Batty (Reserve: Shaun Swadling)
  3. KAZAKHSTAN: Danil Mussabayev 
  4. SPAIN:
  5. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Aleksei Shostak (Reserve: Ruben Padilla)
  6. GERMANY: Fabian Vogel
  7. BRAZIL: Rayan Victor de Castro Dutra (Reserve: Gabriel Sousa)
  8. FRANCE: Pierre Gouzou 
  9. GREAT BRITAIN: Zak Perzamanos (Reserve: Corey Walkes)
  10. JAPAN: Ryusei Nishioka 
  11. AUSTRIA: Benny Wizani 
  12. NEW ZEALAND: Dylan Schmidt 
  13. INDIVIDUAL NEUTRAL ATHLETE: Ivan Litvinovich 
  14. CHINA:
  15. CHINA:
  16. PORTUGAL: Gabriel Albuquerque
WOMEN'S QUALIFICATION ORDER:
  1. NEW ZEALAND: Madeline Davidson 
  2. SPAIN:
  3. GEORGIA: Luba Golovina
  4. INDIVIDUAL NEUTRAL ATHLETE: Iana Lebedeva
  5. BRAZIL: Camilla Lopes Gomes (Reserve: Alice Hellen Gomes)
  6. EGYPT: Malak Hamza 
  7. JAPAN: Hikaru Mori 
  8. FRANCE: Lea Labrousse
  9. GREAT BRITAIN: Bryony Page 
  10. GREAT BRITAIN: Isabelle Songhurst 
  11. CANADA: Sophiane Methot 
  12. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Jessica Stevens (Reserve: Nicole Ahsinger)
  13. CHINA:
  14. AZERBAIJAN: Seljan Mahsudova 
  15. INDIVIDUAL NEUTRAL ATHLETE: Viyaleta Bardzilouskaya 
  16. CHINA:

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