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  1. locoxriver Moderator

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    I thought it might be a good idea for us to have a spot to discuss the Olympics, be it regarding soccer (shame we can't defend our title) or any other sport.

    Vamos Argentina!
    locoxriver, Jul 28, 2012
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  2. locoxriver Moderator

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    We have 137 athletes representing us this year. The complete list:

    ATLETISMO (9)
    Jennifer Dahlgren (lanzamiento de martillo) Miguel Bárzola (maratón) Braian Toledo (lanzamiento de jabalina) Germán Lauro (lanzamiento de bala y disco) María de los Angeles Peralta (maratón) Juan Manuel Cano (marcha 20km) Javier Carriqueo (5000m) Rocío Comba (lanzamiento de disco) Juan Cerra (lanzamiento de martillo)

    BASQUETBOL (12) Seleccionado masculino.

    BOXEO (2) Alberto Melián (-56kg) Yamil Peralta (-91kg).

    CANOTAJE (2) Miguel Correa (K1 200m) Miguel Correa y Rubén Rézola (K2 200m) Sebastían Rossi (slalon)

    CICLISMO (4) Catriel Soto (mountain bike) Walter Pérez (pista–prueba Omnium) Maximiliano Richeze (ruta-pelotón y contrarreloj) Ernesto Pizarro (BMX).

    EQUITACION (2) Alejandro Madorno (saltos individual) José Larocca (saltos individual) ESGRIMA (1) María Belén Pérez Maurice (sable).

    GIMNASIA ARTÍSTICA (2) Federico Molinari Valeria Pereyra.

    HANDBALL (14) Seleccionado masculino.

    HOCKEY SOBRE CESPED (32) Seleccionado masculino (16) Seleccionado femenino (16, su capitana, Luciana Aymar, será la abanderada en la ceremonia de apertura de los Juegos).

    JUDO (4) Paula Pareto (48 kg) Emmanuel Lucenti (81 kg) Cristian Schmidt (100 kg) Héctor Campos (90 kg).

    LUCHA (1) Patricia Bermúdez (48 kilos).

    NATACIÓN (6) Cecilia Biagioli (aguas abiertas 10km y 800 metros libre) Etel y Sofía Sánchez (dueto en nado sincronizado) Juan Martín Pereyra (400 y 1500 metros libre) Georgina Bardach (400 metros medley) Federico Grabrich (50 libre y 100 espalda).

    REMO (10) Ariel Suárez-Cristian Rosso (doble par masculino) Miguel Mayol–Mario Cejas (doble par ligero) Milka Kraljev–Clara Rohner (doble par ligero) Santiago Fernández (single scull) Lucía Palermo (single scull) María Gabriela Best–María Laura Abalo (dos largos sin timonel).

    TAEKWONDO (2) Sebastian Crismanich (hasta 80kg) Carola López (hasta 49kg).

    TENIS (7) Masculino: Juan Martin Del Potro, Juan Mónaco, Carlos Berlocq, David Nalbandian y Eduardo Schwank. Dobles femenino: Gisela Dulko-Paola Suárez.

    TENIS DE MESA (1) Liu Song (individual hombres).

    TIRO (2) Juan Angeloni (rifle tendido y tres posiciones) Alex Suligoy (rifle tendido y tres posiciones).

    TRIATLON (1) Gonzalo Tellechea.

    VOLEIBOL (12) Seleccionado masculino.

    VOLEIBOL DE PLAYA (2) Pareja femenina: Ana Gallay-Virginia Zonta.

    YACHTING (8) Julio Alsogaray (clase Laser) Cecilia Carranza (clase Laser Radial) Mariano Reutemann (clase RS:X) Lucas Calabrese-Juan De la Fuente (clase 470) María Fernanda Sesto-Consuelo Monsegur (clase 470) Jazmín López Becker (clase RS:X).

    Lets see how many medals we take this year. In the 2008 Olympics in Beijing we took six (2 gold, 4 bronze)
    locoxriver, Jul 28, 2012
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  3. locoxriver Moderator

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    Schedule for Argentine athletes:

    Días y horarios de las competencias de atletas nacionales.

    Sábado 28/07

    5.00 hs: Ana Gallay-Virginia Zonta (Beach vóley femenino)

    5.30 hs: Paulo Pareto (Judo hasta 48 kilogramos)

    5.30 hs: María Gabriela Best y María Laura Abalo (Remo Dos Largos sin Timonel)

    5.45 hs: Tenis de mesa, comienza el cuadro masculino individual (compite Liu Song)

    6.00 hs: Maximiliano Richeze (Ciclismo ruta)

    6.30 hs: Ariel Suárez-Cristian Rosso (Remo Doble par)

    6.30 hs: Santiago Fernández (Remo Single).

    6.47 hs: Juan Martín Pereyra (Natación 400 metros libres)

    7.17 hs: Georgina Bardach (Natación 400 metros combinados)


    7.30 hs: Tenis, singles masculino (compiten Del Potro, Nalbandian, Mónaco y Berlocq)

    7.30 hs: Tenis, dobles masculino (compite la pareja Nalbandian-Schwank)

    7.30 hs: Tenis, dobles femenino (compite la pareja Paola Suárez-Dulko)


    7.52 hs: Federico Grabich (Natación 100 metros espalda)

    9.30 hs: Alberto Melián (Boxeo peso pluma)

    9:30 hs: Lucía Palermo (Remo Single)


    Domingo 29 de julio

    5.30 hs: Argentina vs. Islandia (Handball, fase de grupos)

    6.10 hs: Miguel Mayol y Mario Cejas (Remo Doble par ligero)

    6.40 hs: Clara Rohner-Milka Kralkjev (Remo Doble par ligero)

    9.30 hs: Sebastián Rossi (Canotaje C1 Slalom)

    10.45 hs: Argentina vs. Australia (Vóleibol, fase de grupos)

    12.00 hs: Las Leonas vs. Sudáfrica (Hockey sobre césped, fase de grupos)

    18.15 hs: Argentina vs. Lituania (básquetbol, fase de grupos)


    Lunes 30 de julio

    8.00 hs: Julio Alsogaray (Yachting clase Laser)

    8.00 hs: Cecilia Carranza (Yachting clase Laser Radial)

    15.00 hs: Argentina vs. Gran Bretaña (Hockey sobre césped masculino, fase de grupos)


    Martes 31 de julio

    5.30 hs: Emmanuel Lucenti (Judo hasta 81 kilogramos)

    8.00 hs: Mariano Reutemann (Yachting clase RS:X)

    8.00 hs: Jazmín López Becker (Yachting clase RS:X)

    12.45 hs: Argentina vs. Italia (Vóleibol, fase de grupos)

    15.00 hs: Las Leonas vs. Estados Unidos (hockey sobre césped, fase de grupos)

    16.00 hs: Argentina vs. Francia (básquetbol, fase de grupos)

    17.15 hs: Argentina vs. Francia (Handball, fase de grupos)


    Miércoles 1° de agosto

    5.30 hs: Héctor Campos (Judo hasta 90 kilogramos)

    9.10 hs: María Belén Pérez Maurice (Esgrima)

    11.15 hs: Maximiliano Richeze (Ciclismo Contrarreloj Individual)

    11.30 hs: Yamil Peralta (Boxeo peso pesado)

    12.30 hs: Federico Molinari (Gimnasia artística)

    15.00 hs: Argentina vs. Pakistán (Hockey sobre césped masculino, fase de grupos)


    Jueves 2 de agosto

    5.30 hs: Cristian Schmidt (Judo hasta 100 kilogramos)

    6.27 hs: Cecilia Biagioli (Natación 800 metros libre)

    8.00 hs: Lucas Calabrese-Juan De la Fuente (Yachting clase 470)

    10.30 hs: Argentina vs. Túnez (básquetbol, fase de grupos)

    12.15 hs: Argentina vs. Gran Bretaña (Handball, fase de grupos)

    12.30 hs: Valeria Pereyra (Gimnasia Artística)

    12.45 hs: Argentina vs. Polonia (Vóleibol, fase de grupos)

    17.15 hs: Las Leonas vs. Nueva Zelanda (Hockey sobre césped, fase de grupos)


    Viernes 3 de agosto

    4.30 hs: Argentina vs. Austrlia (Hockey sobre césped masculino, fase de grupos)

    6.00 hs: Germán Lauro (Lanzamiento Bala)

    6.23 hs: Juan Martín Pereyra (Natación 1500 metros libres)

    7.20 hs: Juan Ignacio Cerra (Lanzamiento Martillo)

    8.00 hs: María Fernanda Sesto-Consuelo Monsegur (Yachting clase 470)

    15.10 hs: Rocío Comba (Lanzamiento de disco)


    Sábado 4 de agosto

    6.30 hs: Walter Pérez (Ciclismo Omnium)

    6.30 hs: Alejandro Madorno (Equitación Saltos Individual)

    6.30 hs: José Larrocca (Equitación Saltos individual)

    10.30 hs: Argentina vs. Suecia (Handball, fase de grupos)

    13.00 hs: Juan Manuel Cano (Carrera de 20 kilómetros Marcha)

    16.00 hs: Argentina vs. Bulgaria (Vóleibol, fase de grupos)

    17.15 hs: Las Leonas vs. Alemania (Hockey sobre césped, fase de grupos)

    18.15 hs: Argentina vs. Nigeria (básquetbol, fase de grupos)


    Domingo 5 de agosto

    7.00 hs: María de los Ángeles Peralta (Marathon)

    8.00 hs: Partido por la medalla de bronce en tenis masculino.

    10.00 hs: Partido por la medalla de oro en tenis masculino.

    11.00 hs: Etel y Sofía Sánchez (Nado Sincronizado Dueto)

    17.15 hs: Argentina vs. España (Hockey sobre césped masculino, fase de grupos)


    Lunes 6 de agosto

    5.00 hs: Juan Angeloni (Tiro Rifle tendido y tres posiciones)

    5.00 hs: Alex Suligoy (Tiro, rifle tendido y tres posiciones)

    7.15 hs: Argentina vs. Túnez (Handball, fase de grupos)

    12.45 hs: Argentina vs. Gran Bretaña (Vóleibol, fase de grupos)

    17.15 hs: Las Leonas vs. Australia (hockey sobre césped, fase de grupos)

    18.15 hs: Argentina vs. Estados Unidos (básquetbol, fase de grupos)


    Martes 7 de agosto

    7.30 hs: Gonzalo Tellechea (triatlón)

    9.45 hs: Argentina vs. Sudáfrica (Hockey sobre césped masculino, fase de grupos)


    Miércoles 8 de agosto

    5.00 hs: Carola López (Taekwondo hasta 49 kilogramos)

    6.00 hs: Jennifer Dahlgren (Lanzamiento Martillo)

    6.45 hs: Javier Carriqueo (5000 metros)

    9.00 hs: Patricia Bermúdez (Lucha hasta 48 kilogramos)

    11.40 hs: Ernesto Pizarro (BMX masculino)

    11.30 y 16.00 hs: Semifinales de hockey sobre césped femenino.

    15.05hs: Braian Toledo (Lanzamiento Jabalina)

    Cuartos de final de básquetbol masculino.


    Jueves 9 de agosto

    8.00 hs: Cecilia Biagioli (Natación Aguas Abiertas 10 kilómetros)


    Viernes 10 de agosto

    5.15 hs: Sebastián Crismanich (Taekwondo hasta 80 kilogramos)

    5.30 hs: Miguel Correa (Canotaje K1 200 metros)

    6.33 hs: Miguel Correa y Rubén Rézola (Canotaje K2 200 metros)

    11.30 hs: Por medalla de bronce en hockey sobre césped femenino

    13.00 y 17.00 hs: Semifinales del básquetbol masculino

    16.00 hs: Por el oro de hockey sobre césped femenino


    Domingo 12 de agosto

    7.00 hs: Por medalla de bronce del básquetbol masculino

    7.00 hs: Miguel Bárzola (Marathon)

    9.30 hs: Catriel Soto (Ciclismo Mountain Bike)

    11.00 hs: Final por el oro del básquetbol masculino
    locoxriver, Jul 28, 2012
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  4. RiverGaucho Member

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    Great win for las Leonas, 7-1 over south africa

    Volleyball also won an impressive match

    In soccer, Neymar completely dominated today... A golazo and 2 spectacular assists. I don't get what people have against neymar, he is a crack and a rock star. Sure he dives a bit, but he's getting better in that regard... Still just a young kid
    RiverGaucho, Jul 29, 2012
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  5. SupaMario Member+

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    Yeah, I staid up till 3ish watched the water polo game(Between Croatia-Greece, great game). I tried to wake up and watch Leonas play but that I had a long day, couldn't wake up. Looks like Honduras is pushing the gallegos right now who are basically on the brink of going home. Uruguay also lost today. If Spain and Uruguay(Uru, has a win though, there chances of going home is a lot less than Spain) both go home, looks like Brasil will take gold. Even though Mexico can push them as well Senegal.

    Glad we won our first game in Volleyball, would of loved to watch it, but so many things going on at the same time, it's insane. I don't feel like watching events on stream, even though there are 4 channels showing events(NBC itself, showing things on delay) a ton going on. But back to volleyball, Brasil are the favorites as they should be. Russia, the US also have strong teams.

    We play Lithuania in a little bit in basketball. I really hope we medal for a 3rd straight Olympics. It will be tough, US and Spain are probably favorites to medal, and Brasil have a much stronger team then in previous years. I'll be happy with a medal.
    SupaMario, Jul 29, 2012
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  6. Dr. Know Member

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    Argentina vs. Lithuania in basket about to start. It should be good Lithuania are a good team.
    Dr. Know, Jul 29, 2012
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  7. SupaMario Member+

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    Lithuania is one of those teams since the break up of the Soviet Union has been a team that has nearly contended for a medal in every Olympics since 92. They always seem to be doing good.
    SupaMario, Jul 29, 2012
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  8. Albiceleste2010 Member

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    I'm trying to watch everything I can. 24 channels cover all the sports and I'm off to Eton Dorney tomorrow for the rowing with my young nephew. Cannot wait.

    Impressive trouncing of Lithuania from the Argentine team with Scola and Ginobli to the fore. Silver is still a realistic prospect. Great support and rapport between players and supporters.

    Las Leonas showed some wonderful play too. Luciana of course led the team out in the parade in the Opening ceremony. Shame the u23 aren't around as they could have won this time too.
    Albiceleste2010, Jul 30, 2012
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  9. SupaMario Member+

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    Not a good day for us in the Olympics yesterday. Lost to France in b-ball and Leonas lost to the US.
    SupaMario, Aug 1, 2012
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    Anyone watching the Argentina-Poland volleyball game? The game sounds and looks like it was in Warsaw or something. The entire crowd pretty much Polish and they’re boing every single time Argentina is going to serve and then they count to 3 every time Poland is preparing for a spike.

    Argentina down 2 sets to 0 and right now Poland are winning 21-14 the third one. It’s pretty much lost.
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  11. SupaMario Member+

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    Del Po in the semis, will play Federer. It's best out of 3(The final is the only best out of5) so Del Po has a shot. Novak-Murray on the other side.

    So Del Po will be playing for a medal regardless of the result.
    SupaMario, Aug 2, 2012
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  12. Albiceleste2010 Member

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    Suarez and Rosso put in a great effort to get fourth in the mens double sculls.

    Did the Lionesses really lose to the USA ? Winning 1-0 right now from a steal by Rebecchi versus the Black Sticks.

    I saw some of the handball between Argentina and GB. Argentina were winning last I saw this afternoon. Schulz was excellent in goal.

    Why no Argentine swimmers ? Brazil are doing pretty well in getting several finalists like Fratus and Cielho.

    Del Potro blitzed Nishikori off the court. I reckon he has every chance against Federer if he is on the same form. Nishikori isn't a slouch.
    Albiceleste2010, Aug 2, 2012
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  13. SupaMario Member+

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    It's just not enough real interest. I swam and played water polo till I was in my late teens, and it's just not there. Our best swimmers at the Olympics Grabich and Pereyra who had qualified for the Olympics but did not so good. Grabich could of qualified to continue on in the 50m but was a second short(Which is basically a lifetime in swimming). If you compare Pereyra's time and the gold medalist there is something like a 11 second difference.

    There are other swimmers but always fail in the early stages of the Olympics.
    SupaMario, Aug 2, 2012
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  14. Albiceleste2010 Member

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    2-1 for the Lionesses. Both goals from Woman of the Match Rebecchi. So they top the group now on goal difference but they need to improve if they want to win the gold.

    SM I think if Brazil can do it so can Argentina. Just need to focus on the schools perhaps get the best young ones into the American collegiate system like the Brazilians.

    I know the population equation is unfavourable but the determination and pride to suceed is a hallmark of Argentine sport. Considering the advantages many other countries have in facilities the country does pull above it's weight in the sporting field.

    Rugby sevens will be in Rio so Argentina will have another chance to medal there although in all fairness the Pacific Islanders and NZ will be favourites.

    Boxing and beach volleyball still going on along with volleyball and handball. Think I'll catch the Scandinavian derby between Sweden and Iceland. ;)
    Albiceleste2010, Aug 2, 2012
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  15. SupaMario Member+

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    Brasil does well in the Summer Olympics just because of the delegation they sent out. They sent out 122 more athletes. Swimming would be great for Argentina. If we do well, the fans will come and a new generation of swimmers will go. But if we want to do good, our swimmers would really need to move to Brasil,France or move to the States and swim at the college level and move on from there.

    We kick ass in Rugby, and I sure Brasil wishes they were on our level. Brasil is better in volleyball but Brasil always been quite good in volley, taking away a bronze from them in Seoul is great. I wish we were better in volleyball but our teams have always been up an down for the most part. Our youth team did take silver in the youth games a couple years back though, Cuba won the gold that year.
    SupaMario, Aug 2, 2012
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  16. Dr. Know Member

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    The Delpo-Federer match is crazy. They’re tied with one set each. And right now it’s 10-9 for the winning set. And Delpo just tied it. It’s 10-10! That’s crazy.
    Dr. Know, Aug 3, 2012
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    Delpo up 11-10 now. If he wins the next game he wins the match.
    Dr. Know, Aug 3, 2012
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    Damn Delpo just pulled this game out of his ass he was losing 40-15 and if he lost Federer would be serving for the match. He came back and won the game.
    Dr. Know, Aug 3, 2012
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    Just broke the Olympic record set a few days ago, this is now the longest match in Olympic tennis history.
    Dr. Know, Aug 3, 2012
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    Federer ends up winning after 19 games. It was a crazy game and Delpo gave it his all.
    Dr. Know, Aug 3, 2012
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  21. SupaMario Member+

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    Heartbreak for JMDP. He always has given Roger fits, I knew he would. I was really torn in the game. Grass is not even Delpo's game, if it was hard courts, DelPo probably wins. Roger probably the greatest ever on grass. I hope it's not a let down for Del Po, hope he will be ready for the US Open.
    SupaMario, Aug 3, 2012
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    Murray beats Novak. Joker vs Delpo for the bronze.
    Dr. Know, Aug 3, 2012
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    Basketball world owes Manu and Argentina's National Team a debt of gratitude.
    (By Adrian Wojnarowski)

    http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--b...inobili-and-argentina-debt-of-gratitude-.html


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    Delpo beats Djokovic to win the bronze.
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    Yamil Peralta also won and qualified to the semi-finals in boxing. Note that in the past boxing has been a sport where Argentina used to get medals. Before this year's olympics no argentine boxer had won a fight since Sydney 2000.
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