Games of the XV Olympiad — rosters thread

by **Todd McCloud** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 5:54 am

Nation Name: Vekaiyu (VEK)
Flag Bearer: Kuselo Iglavetho (Athletics - Hurdles)
Anthem: Eternal Vekaiyu

Useful Links:

Past Performances:

Sport Uniforms
Vekaiyu prides itself in its technological, and sometimes bizarre, uniforms. Due the the unusual and often smaller structures of the vulpine people, as well as their religious practices, uniforms are slightly different than normal human-based nations. This guide highlights several of the more common Vekaiyun sport uniforms, including the speed swimsuit, worn by swimmers representing Vekaiyu.

Water Polo
Ever since Vekaiyu joined international competition with their first appearance at the Fifth Summer Olympiad, both the mens and womens squads have shown an acumen for the sport. It may seem odd for a vulpine of all creatures to be so good when it comes to aquatics, but many vulpine swimmers will have their tails cut off at an early age and southern variant vulpines (which make up the vast majority of vulpines in Vekaiyu) have a shorter, oily coat that provide a benefit in the pool. One point of caution: Vekaiyun ear guards are designed to house their triangular ears. While no one to date has officially been injured by their guards, it does remain a possibility.

Water Polo - Men's
Starters
#2    G     Reko Severu
#43   C     Todd Agivesi
#80   LW    Vinsent Vibisistre
#24   RW    Yamano Hukeru
#13   LD    Levo Nikaru
#15   RD    Ehjy Kirveli
#77   P     Ehjy Lipistre
Bench
#90   D     Kero Livekari
#7    G     Dazso Telikro
#33   W     Todd Juveri
#81   U     Viktor Suvalri
#29   U     Yeri Besaliste
#22   C     Yiisu Kamariseri
#29   U     Yeri Besaliste
#22   C     Yiisu Kamariseri

Water Polo - Women's 
Starters
#3    G     Ikrisia Voleru
#14   C     Rin Kesuru
#18   RW    Selvala Useveli
#41   LW    Livikia Naseri
#39   RD    Ivia Kamariseri
#59   LD    Sayli Lupestre
#20   P     Ileena Mikra
Bench
#6    G     Yva Sukari
#71   W     Ankya Sipari
#79   D     Leina Viseliri
#60   U     Xa Revesasistre
#35   U     Ika Camari
#15   U     Kiri Nevikalistre

Synchronized Swimming
Routines are expected to be dynamic and full of energy. Vulpines are smaller than humans on average; therefore, it is not uncommon for teams to have multiple fliers to go with one to two bases. Vekaiyun numbers tend to feature classical songs from their home country, and the teams typically are devoid of eye makeup so common among human competitors, but will use traditional waterproof dyes in order to add a certain unique flair to their routines.

Sync. Swimming, Men's
Yamano Istroveri
Pitur Eraseru
Ehjy Nalikastre
Nyo Volistre
Yorev Venisloviyey
Yuso Relsateru
Ives Islatera
Javo Ulekari
Yoshuo Veslaslori

Sync. Swimming, Women's
Ankya Nilu
Ikrisia Sibaki
Iva Sivili
Sayli Deseristre
Sera Mivileru
Riyna Alikastre
Sisani Remleseru
Floria Iblistravi
Aksynia Bolateru

Rhythmic Gymnastics
As with synchronized swimming, Vekaiyun gymnastics is all about displaying the vulpine physique. Nearly all athletes have retained their tails (which are being increasingly cut off due to many parents wanting to keep their children open to aquatic sports and due to it culturally being deemed vestigial), and nearly all will use it in their routine, no matter what kind of controversy it may cause (like what occurred in the Eighth Summer Olympiad).

Rhythmic Gymnastics - Men's 
Yero Sakaneski 
Viktor Erasavri
Daszo Ikni'istro
Lso Relikaseri
Ilo Evastroviyey
Erulo Levinavi

Rhythmic Gymnastics - Women's 
Ankya Ivinari
Mayri Erasu
Sisani Retruviya
Ika Solepise 
Yva Solakuv
Riyna Bolisavo

Soccer
The more Vekaiyu competes internationally in this sport, the more defensive their style of play becomes. This could simply be due to philosophical differences and different styles of play, but it could also be due to difficulties in scoring. A vulpine-team attack is usually haphazard and relies on deception.

Soccer - Men's 
Starters
GK	1	Ilo Kuseri
LB	7	Enlil Vivisistre
CB	5	Vanyo Suberi
CB	2	Kevo Nebisastre	
RB	4	Viktor Irevi
LCM	18	Yamano Siri
RCM	19	Yiisu Kuverle
LF	27	Stapen Libesistre
RF	22	Yamano Ulevistre
ST	20	Vinsent Keperi
Bench
GK	9	Lso Beselari	
CB	6	Erulo Sakaponi	
CB	3	Herul Nedishevi	
LBRB	8	Reko Eviri	
F	12	Nyl Ulesistre	
ST	29	Nyl Isleverisiri	
CDM	23	Ehjy Luvensku	
CM	24	Reko Misire

Soccer, Women's 
Starters
GK	2	Sayli Nulivesu
LB	5	Ankya Soviseli
CB	8	Eri Uvesi
CB	16	Ikrisia Sicari
RB	8	Ivia Mikari
LCM	14	Ankya Erulisistre
RCM	19	Isala Nubistru
LF	21	Eleena Zekasu
RF	29	Elana Pivaristre
ST	20	Yva Sekastre
Bench		
GK	3	Ika Bolsesiste
CB	6	Leina Huseri
CB	9	Ileena Kepali
LBRB	7	Rin Wesela
F	11	Ivalsa Nikaliste
ST	13	Lisa Kapalistre
CDM	28	Riyna Evisi
CM	26	Xa Vevikari

Handball
Vekaiyu lacks many facilities converted for handball use, hence players from both squads are more familiar with field or Czech handball. Consequently, their games typically show a lack of dribbling, as handball fields are typically not well-suited for such tasks. Expect a strong passing game from these squads.

Handball, Men's
8	Levo Tipinastre
14	Todd Vanistero
17	Seri Akivaru
13	Kirin Yiveristre
28	Yamano Iverliri
34	Vanyo Weslaviri
37	Isoli Zaveru
77	Stapen Evaseru
61	Yeri Sobonistre
64	Yiisu Caveristre
52	Frankyo Yiseru
25	Erulo Niveri
91	Frankyo Soveli
80	Reko Vaseru

Handball, Women's
7	Sayli Veverisistre
82	Rin Sikevistre
16	Visela Usiveri
44	Kiiya Meseveri
50	Sera Ikari
15	Ankya Kivisestre
76	Lipia Sovale
41	Yva Lekesero
40	Kekteremia Liveristre
31	Nii Epilera
27	Ika Feseristre
22	Liviala Novileri
24	Lina Reperi
93	Yalela Piriseru

Basketball
Unlike the teams sported by the first few delegations from Vekaiyu, basketball is mostly dominated by Vekaiyun humans. The reason is simple - lack of brawn from vulpine bodies, and lack of height. Rims are positioned lower in Vekaiyu, but their teams abide by Olympic rules in international competition. One should likely expect a rather lopsided affair when playing Vekaiyu - a team with shorter players, on average, are at a disadvantage when it comes to defense and offense.

Basketball, Men's
Starters
C	15	Yiisu Fivaleri
SF	47	Yamano Biseri
PF	34	Herul Siviniste
SG	37	Yeri Lisesistre
PG	12	Reko Rivali
Bench
C	8	Reko Sobenistre
SF	26	Mikil Kivali
PF	24	Levo Disialu
SG	74	Yuko Hisieru
PG	63	Erulo Zerisaru
G	68	Dazso Tiveru
F	18	Viktor Desiliru

Basketball, Women's
Starters
C	17	Ikari Subenistre
SF	9	Kekteremia Sikaski
PF	23	Yva Noveru
SG	27	Sayli Nivikasi
PG	11	Xa Vivinisu
Bench
C	14	Ivalsa Pikaseru
SF	44	Iva Resteristre
PF	59	Ika Nokevistre
SG	90	Ankya Siveri
PG	13	Selvala Misestru
G	66	Sisani Ilevu
F	81	Sera Likistra

Baseball / Softball
How does a vulpine play baseball? It's simple, actually. Due to having less brawn than humans, one can expect these sports to be more of a defensive affair. It's very much "small-ball" oriented, with pinch running, bunting, squeeze plays, and so on often trumping the standard "modern day" home run ball. Expect these teams to be pitching-heavy, where the longer vulpine fingers tend to favor more movement on the ball, though with movement it often depends on humidity.

Baseball
Position Players
C  Reko Sobokinari
C  Dazso Novinistre
1b Vinsent Moviyey
2b Tomasu Imligavi
2b Irvo Levinistre
SS Ehjy Tobiseru
3b Herul Fevikaro
IF Frankyo Yilislevi
LF Javo Imliseru
CF Fransis Savinestru
RF Eselo Oblervi
OF Lso Reveseru
UT Temotu Stavinessi

Pitchers
SP Vanyo Imlaslossi
SP Salvatoro Berasestru
SP Seri Kimlavenyu
SP Yavo Nibikanero
RP Yeri Straveru
RP Enlil Laverno
RP Yamano Omleseru
RP Yero Longovi
LR Kiveli Iklagoveri
LR Kirin Nevikaseru
SU Stapen Emlevessi
CL Yensey Neliva

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers Y
Godmod scoring events Y
Roleplay injuries to my players Y (Don't kill them or paralyze them please.)
Godmod injuries to my players Y
Hand out yellow cards to my players Y
Hand out red cards to my players Y
Godmod other events Y

by **Lisander** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 1:43 pm

The Delegation of the Principality of Lisander (LIS)for the Games of the XV Olympiad

National Anthem: The Lament of the Widows

The National Anthem of Lisander is instrumental, with no lyrics. Despite being part of the anthem, usually, the starting Piano segment is skipped, and it's usual to start with the three strong drum beats (at 01:25). The so-called choir is called the "Lament of the Widows", exhorting soldiers about to go to battle to avenge their deceased husbands. No one sings the choir part (unless it's a choir).

Flag Bearers for the Opening Ceremony: Anna de Juillerat and Lilianna Arenhart, Fencing

The resurgence of lisanderian fencing has brought a new dynasty to these lands. A new queen on top of the mountain, already bringing her heiress with her. Long live to the dynasty of the foil. All hail Queen Anna, the biggest hope of medals for Lisander. The 28 years-old foilist comes to her second Olympic Games, followed closely by her apprentice and "sister at heart", Princess Lilianna Arenhart, one of the most skilled foilists of the nation, at the tender age of 21. Not only because their names remind each other, not only because her surnames rhyme. But because of their skills and their bravery, their noblesse and grace in the piste. Men or women, Foil, Épee, Sabre. Everyone recognizes they're the crème de la crème of Lisanderian Fencing.

President of the Lisander Olympic Committee: His Highness the Prince of Lisander

Recently, His Highness, Johannes, Prince of Lisander, revealed the fact that he competed as a fencer in the last Olympiad that Lisander qualified under the fake identity of Cédric Blanchecroix. HH apologized to the Lisander Fencing Federation and had its previous results stripped. He subsequently re-registered with the federation under the civilian name Johannes Raphaël Harmin, a starting foilist in the squad of Quarto Clube de Oficiais da Armada and a total of zero ranking points. His position in the LOC, however, was not modified. He had held it since before he ascended the throne.

CEO of National Sports Confederation/Lisander Olympic Committee: Angelo Reisner

Formerly a rugby player, Reisner has dedicated his career to manage different teams in various categories. He accepted the position of CEO of the LOC for the next two cycles, with the mission of "make every sport visible". He's already confessed: His plan is to have Lisanderian Athletes in Every Olympic Event as soon as possible.

Chef de Mission: The Right Hon. Kevna, Baroness Casterwill

Kevna Casterwill is a bastion of Olympic Sport. Returning for her second Olympic Games as a member of the limited Equestrian Team, she is among the most dedicated sports people in the whole principality. She is the majority owner of the Casterwill Roses, a Basketball SuperLiga team; Honorary President of the Casterwill Athletic Club, which she rebuilt from scratch after her father stepped down, as well as competing amateurly in All Modern Pentathlon events, Quidditch and Equestrian Jumping events, the latter being her favourite sport, and the one she is most dedicated to. As it is unlikely that Kevna will win any medals (even she admits that her chances are minimal), she decided to accept the mission of leading and being the voice of Lisander athletes in these days of the event. Being the highest-ranking noblewoman in the delegation, she was granted the privilege of being the Chef de Mission.

Medical Team: The LMT

The Lisander Olympic Medical Team is composed of 2 medicine doctors, 4 physiotherapists, 2 massage therapists and 2 nurses, lead by Medicine Doctors Corinna e Adrian Reisner-Trintignant. Corinna (née Reisner, adopted husband name) is the oldest of the sisters of Angelo Reisner. Formerly a Hockey player, she is a medical doctor and works as a general clinic. Her husband Adrian (né Trintignant, adopted wife name) is also a medical doctor but focused on sports medicine and nutrition. The LMT is allowed to provide assistance to any injured athlete, regardless of whether he is a Lisander athlete, a foreigner or an opponent in action, obviously, for free.

Media: Rádio e Televisão de Lisander, RTL

Olympics are broadcasted freely in RTL, the public radio and television of Lisander. During the 18 days of games, RTL's sports channel, (which is usually paid), will become free to all users, plus the addition of 39 more TV signals to broadcast virtually every Olympic event, even if there are no lisanderian athletes. The most important events, such as Rugby, Hockey, Football, Fencing and Sailing, as well as those with Lisanderian Athletes are planned to be shown on the main channels, RTL and RTL 2. RTL is an Associate Member of IBA (International Broadcast Association).

Mascot: Liz the Stoat

Lisanderian Olympic Committee brought back Liz, to be the mascot of the Olympic team. Liz is a gentle stoat that likes to learn and is learning to play all the olympic sports. Being a stoat, Liz is a mascot with two different appearances. In this summer Olympics, Liz it's brown, while in winter, he should appear white with a black tip on the tail. Liz doesn't have a visible gender and also does not use clothes that could define it as a male or a female.

In a partnership between RTL, Lisander Olympic Committee, Lisander Rugby Union and Animati Studio, the RTL transmission of events will have the presence of Liz in various instances. The DJ and Musical Producer e.mi, known by her slightly childish voice, was invited to act as the voice of Liz. She has also lent her voice to the mascot in a series of animated short films that air on RTL's programming. In these, Liz can be seen playing various sports such as rowing, basketball and athletics.

Uniforms: Spear

A brand of Hedra Group, Spear has developed the entire set of uniforms used by Lisander in the Games of the XV Olympiad. The collection is subtle and elegant, with sober dark green and teal tones contrasting with lighter, yellowish, active and aggressive tones. Every uniform was thought both individually and in unity with the collection. The national flag, the nation's greatest symbol and also an elegant pattern, is a constant presence in the garments. The cut and the seams were designed to enhance and favour the athletes' physical shape, always offering the least friction and the greatest transpiration of sweat., When leaving the cotton, polyester and polyamide fabrics, Spear counted with the assistance of some of the most important fashion industry members. To the Ceremony uniforms, Spear had the support of Catalina Casamayor, a famous stylist of the Principality. To fencing uniforms, Stefan Visser, the national reference in electric fencing supplies, was the partner. To all the Equestrian needs, the partnership was with Saville Polo. The casual attire for players (Polo shirt, T-Shirt and Tracksuits) is displayed here. See specific uniforms and more details in the box of each sport.

Entries / Rosters

Football

MEN'S
Lisander's Olympic Committee judged that the "full professionalization" of football players at age 18 is not in keeping with the Olympic spirit promoted by the organization, so it ruled that it would not take players with formal contracts to work on professional teams.

It was up to Navarre to choose only between academy players (who, even though they receive allowances, do not have formal employment contracts), players from amateur teams (fourth division and below) and University football players. With these restrictions, Navarre has closed a squad of 24 players who will compete in the Di Bradini Cup, a number that will later be reduced to 18 for the Olympic Games. 22 of them are attending university and only a few among them have been linked to professional teams by the specialised media. According to Navarre, the goals are extremely modest. Making it to the Playoffs would already be a fantastic achievement, considering these young players are not sports stars, unlike other youngsters from other countries who are already playing in teams that are better than the best in Lisander, as players in the leagues of Audioslavia, Farfadilis, Brenecia, etc. etc.

For a lot of these guys, especially those in the Liga Acadêmica Nacional, this is the last chance to be scouted by a top pro team. If not now, some of them will finish college and then get regular jobs, and hopefully join teams in the lower divisions where football is amateur, "subsidized" or semi-pro. So expect an attacking team, valuing possession with short, quick passes and looking for play from the centre to the sides, as is common in the University League. The well-compacted team covers counter-attacks quickly but can have difficulties when it comes to escaping through the middle and creating chances to score.
Starter 11
Roster
#	Pos	Name			Age	Team
1	GK	Tibério "BITTS" Venter	21	Université de Sirenia
2	RB	Filipe CRAVEIROS	20	The College of Salinas
3	DF	Caio FONSI		21	Trinity College
4	DF	Átila "ATTI" Moraes (C) 21	Université de Sirenia
5	MF	Lucas LAVAL		18	Sporting Grandeville Academy
6	LB	Alexandre GASSI		20	Valerian University
7	FW	Marcelo DONATI		21	POLI Soria
8	MF	Luís MADER		20	Universidade Portia
9	MF	Mateus MONDELLE		21	Universidade de Soria
10	FW	Leonardo PESSOA		20	The College of Salinas
11	FW	João Paulo "JP" Martins	21	The College of Salinas

12	GK	Ricardo ZENI		21	Valerian University
13	LB	Mariano CANTERVILLE	21	The College of Salinas
14	RB	Miguel FERNANDES	20	Rose University
15	DF	Lucas NOEDA		20	POLI Soria
16	DF	Adrian PINERO		21	The College of Salinas
17	MF	Diogo VALIM		20	Universidade Concordia
18	MF	Hermes MONTEZ		21	Trinity College
19	MF	Bonifácio "BONI" Siano	20	Universidade Portia
20	FW	Honório GANTE		21	The College of Salinas
21	FW	Amadeu ROSADO		21	Trinity College
22	FW	Alfredo "ALF" Malheiros	20	Valerian University
23	GK	Tiago CASTELL		19	Soria Union Academy
24	MF	Mateus LIMEIRA		20	The College of Salinas

Manager		Ricardo NAVARRE
Assistant	João Alfredo CAMPOS
GK Coach	Vitor MARIN
Physio		Alice NAVARRE
FLF Delegate	Andreas WAGNER

Handball

Handball is a sport with a modest background in Lisander. The Lisander Handball League is a "subsidized league" where peoples are not paid, rather the team get sponsorships to pay for the season costs. The teams don't have big expectations, and will be happy if at least reaching the knockouts. Spear granted the athletes' requests for sleeveless shirts, after all unlike club shirts, the Olympic team does not need to sell sponsorship spaces on their uniforms to make ends meet.

MEN'S
No.	Pos	Name			Age	
1	GK	Henrique del Pozo	28	STARTER
2	RB	Filipe Orean		26	STARTER
26	CB	Bruno Carvalho		30	STARTER
6	LB	Julio Castan		24	STARTER
4	RW	Ricardo Kronel		31	STARTER (CAPTAIN)
9	P	Mário Pátroclo		25	STARTER
30	LW	Tiago Hipólito		26	STARTER
16	GK	Eder Martins		24	
14	RB	Caio Dias		27	
22	CB	Amaro Miranda		33	
13	LB	João Salvaterra		28	
28	RW	Quintino Ponzi		24		
7	P	Sergio Linas		25	
10	P	Rafael Hildebrand	27	
					
Coach: Giacomo Spalletti			
Assistant/Team Doctor: Lizia Moretz
WOMEN'S
TBA

Hockey

Hockey is for the lisanderian females what rugby is for the males. Long established in the Metropolitan Soria, with teams formed inside the famous social clubs established since the late 1800s/early 1900s, like Victorian, St. Helens, Linville and Escrime. The only professional league of the nation is the Metropolitan League, played by teams of Soria Metropolis. There are some minor leagues, but those are only for amateurs. A curious fact: The women's hockey team does not wear the badge of the Lisander Olympic committee like the other teams. Since 1941, the "Queens", as they are called, can wear the Lisander Coat of Arms with a crown.

WOMEN'S: Starters are underscored, Alternates are italicized.
#	Name			Position		Team
1	Luisa Draxler		Goalkeeper		 HC Victorian
2	Lourdes Arneaux		Defender		 Hellenians Hockey
3	Amanda Dantes		Defender		 Trinity College Hockey
4	Georgina Moran		Defender		 Club d'Escrime
5	Ania Castell		Forward			 St. Helens Hockey
6	Julia Ferrer		Forward			 Linville Leonessa HC
7	Iris Horner		Midfielder		 HC Victorian
8	Cecilia Korinthiellis	Midfielder		 Hellenians Hockey
9	Pia St. Marie		Forward			 Hellenians Hockey
10	Larissa Viterbo		Midfielder		 RRC Winterburg
11	Ambrosia Monteiro	Forward			 Trinity College Hockey
12	Rebecca Deventer	Defender		 Club d'Escrime
13	Fernanda Granat		Defender		 Hellenians Hockey
14	Patricia Deventer	Forward			 Club d'Escrime
15	Denise Burnier		Midfielder		 Club Sparta
16	Alice Deventer		Goalkeeper		 Club d'Escrime
17	Sofia Mont		Defender		 Club Sparta
18	Janine Bouvier		Midfielder		 St. Helens Hockey
19	Anneliese Chagny	Defender		 St. Helens Hockey
Coach	Anne-Marie Friel

Rugby Sevens

Much was expected as to who would be the 12 Olympic squad for Patricio Bernauer, promoted from Head Coach to LRU Director of Rugby, replacing the recently retired Leonard Assen... There were even people betting that a full squad would come from the Irises squad that were world champions last month in Ko-oren, to secure the gold combo. But Bernauer opted to leave it up to Sevens coach Gaetan Morian. Morian, in turn called strictly the same team that has already been participating in the sevens tournaments, again ignoring the TOP 12 players.

MEN'S
1 - PR - Julian Liberat (Newport Dragons - United 10)
2 - PR - Guilherme Stanno (Trinity College - D2)
3 - SH - Diego Boni (Northern Cape Cavaliers - United 10)
4 - HK - Hugo Pilar (Ciavno Alpenhawks - NEG)
5 - FH - Matias Baudelaire (Midland University - EJM)
6 - C - Rafael Stapp (AUDE - D2)
7 - W - Eleazar Castell (Schwartzgarten Warriors - NEG)
8 - PR - João Lucas Mont (Sainte Justine XV - D2)
9 - PR - Cyril Dunn (Poli Rugby - LAN Elite League - College)
10 - FH - Fernand Aznar (Club d'Escrime de Soria - D2)
11 - WG - Rafael Hoss (Southland Rugby - United 10)
12 - FB - Guilherme Roux (Club d'Escrime de Soria - D2)

Management
Gaetan Morian (Head Coach)
Julian Monteiro (Assistant)
WOMEN'S
Management
Clare Graad (Head Coach)
Maria Medina (Assistant)

Volleyball

Volleyball is a fast-growing sport in Lisander. Long restricted to schools and universities, businesses are now taking up the sport as a way of keeping their employees physically fit. There are plans for a "corporate" league, where each company will manage a team, which may or may not be made up of company employees. At least three names are already confirmed: Henrique Canterville (Resources Coordinator), Larissa Holstein (Hospitality Manager) and Lorena Rosell (Media Department Assistant), Olympic athletes and former university players, who work from 9 to 5 at Lumina, the electricity company in Lisander, so they should be invited to join the teams that the company has already approved.

MEN'S
1	Tássio Anger 
2	Breno Segard
3	Henrique Canterville
4	Vitor Gante
5	Mariano Bardi
6	Matias Juillerat
7	Antonio Lorens
8	Maxi LeFort
9	Samuel Bardi
10	Adrian Mader
11	Giancarlo Bernauer
12	Elídio Alte
	
Coach	Henrique Sanna
WOMEN'S
1	Armina de Mitri
2	Léa Ison
3	Guilhermina Hartins
4	Larissa Holstein
5	Anelice Henriques
6	Lígia Sauer
7	Gabriela Valliant
8	Elissa Morian
9	Morgana Lyons
10	Mégara Gasset
11	Lorena Rosell
12	Natássia Algrave

Coach	Luisa Dass

Water Polo

Water Polo is another sport where resources are scarce. Players are amateurs, most of them are in university age. It's unlikely both males and females reach Top 10, but we never know, you know. Featured Athletes: In the female team, the attraction are Anger twins, Ludmilla and Micaela, and Kiria Sagnier, that is one of the strongest speed skaters (winter) in Lisander.

MEN'S
TBA
WOMEN'S
1. Lucrécia Pessoa (GK)
2. Clare Gante (Captain)
3. Amanda Sunion
4. Ludmilla Anger
5. Emília Martell
6. Micaela Lavin
7. Lourdina Garner
8. Kiria Sagnier
9. Kimberly Hansen
10. Emmeline Sorel
11. Micaela Anger
12. Lavínia Linzmeyer
13. Candide Lecastel (GK)

Coach: Allara Bernauer
Assistants:Brenda Dalena, Joanne Hilmar

OOC Notes:

Due to the massive nature of the Olympics, I'm not establishing RP Permissions. In case of posting first, those with athletes/teams competing against Lisander athletes can write whatever, select my scorers and write about the matches. Anyways, I advance I'm not interested in write about untreatable injuries, neither for mine nor for other's athletes, unless the other player requests me in order to use this as a roleplay plot.
For the sake of "I don't wanna have to explain why a Lisanderian human is playing against a pony or a sentient bird", I do not spell out the physical appearances of my opponents. For all RP purposes, what Lisanderian people and athletes will see are human athletes on the field, whether they are real or by having their vision modified by some form of human knowledge that affects vision such as magic, optics, technology, hypnosis or whatever it is that the great corporations and the security agencies hide from us.
For the cycle starting now, I'm planning to give a "push" to local Water Polo, Cycling, Fencing, Hockey, Rugby Sevens, Sailing and Volleyball, so that I can increase the levels of these sports and as a consequence also increase the number of athletes. If the time/life/compromises allow, I plan to host/scorinate at least one event on each of these sports before the next edition Olympic Games.
Lisander leagues are in constant need of athletes, so I plan to actively scout athletes, including on "less active" sports, especially on the "push" ones. I plan to send telegrams over noticed athletes. Feel free to do the same if you find someone in my rosters.
The RL character for "Liz" is Okojo-san, from the "Shiawase Apartments Okojo-san" anime series.

by **Eura** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 6:07 pm

Euran Athletic Federation
Games of the 15th Olympiad Delegation

TLA: EUR
Entrants: 559
Flagbearers: Danny Shaw (shooting) and Moira Woakes (football)
National Anthem: "Ode to Eura"

Team Event Rosters
Does not include automatically entered teams

ARTISTIC SWIMMING
Men’s Team – squad of 8
Stephen Whitehouse
Stefan Martin
Brett Albert
Andy Carey
Will Hilton
Quentin Dean
Rory Cowley
Damon Jones
Women’s Team – squad of 8
Alvina Hackley
Deandra Barnes
Karli Goodwin
Maria Ferguson
Justine Vaughan
Lucy Hamilton
Hanna Ambrose
Maria Maher

WATER POLO

Men’s – squad of 13
Ivan Carter – GK
Christopher Wan – GK
Eddie Stowe – D
Joseph Oliveira – D
Kendrick Garren – D
Terrance Dorn – D
Donald Barger – D
Juan Norris – D
William Yates – CB (Captain)
Jack Powell – CB
Ronnie Teague – CF
Frank Campbell – CF
Richard Cook – CF

Women’s – squad of 13
Amelie Randall – GK
Isabelle Harvey – GK
Victoria Frost – D
Louise Holley – D
Linda Ott – D
Patricia Simpson – D
Alice Francisco – D
Rachael Glass – D
Nisha Pope – CB
Phyllis Webster – CB
Katherine Howser – CF (Captain)
Jeanne Gonzalez – CF
Jackie McAllister – CF

BASKETBALL
Men’s – squad of 12
Willie Lloyd – C
Robert Layfield – C
Austin Falkirk – C
Robert Vickers – PG
Peter Wolf – PG
Michael Hansen – PG
Winston McCulley – SG
Brandon Fontenot – SG
Peter Hurst – SF
Herbert Andersen – SF (Captain)
Rickey Bryan – PF
Jason Brownell – PF
Women’s – squad of 12
Jane Peters – C
Michelle Rivers – C
Doris Feller – C
Josie Schmidt – PG
Nicole Carr – PG
Alice Healey – PG
Ruth Morris – SG
Tegan Ferris – SG
Jennifer Samuels – SF (Captain)
Carol Fay – SF
Dorothy Bollinger – PF
Victoria Cater – PF
Men’s 3x3 – squad of 4
Douglas McDonald
Vincent Morse
John Richards (Captain)
David Anderson
Women’s 3x3 – squad of 4
Ethel Farrington (Captain)
Sandra Coe
Deborah Jones
Shirley Taylor

BASEBALL-SOFTBALL

Men’s Baseball – squad of 24
Starting Pitchers: Ronnie Burchfield, Cody Harris, Joe Dixon, Mark Hesson, Conrad Burnett
Relief Pitchers: Rueben Knowles, Jessie Plum, Albert Jacobson, Michael Patrick, Raymond Ormondhall
Closing Pitchers: David Sams, Jake Conway (Captain)
Infielders: Anthony Steffey, John Adams, Melvin Ellison, William Hanke, Will Ward
Outfielders: John Lafferton, Jerry Bentley, John Stanley
Designated Hitter: Alfred Dunham
Reserves: Talo Pizzi, Darren Jenkins, Theo Carlton

Women’s Softball – squad of 15
Pitchers: Daina Gann, Jenn Turner, Faith Howery, Victoria Stackhouse
Infielders: Era Thomas, Megan Head (Captain), Harriet Rhodes, Kathleen McPherson, Judith Waters
Outfielders: Nancy Grier, Doreen Evans, Barbara Rooney
Reserves: Ada Taylor, Wanda Scott, Anna Adair

FOOTBALL
Men’s – squad of 22
Preferred formation: 4-4-2
Preferred lineup: Belgrave, Read, Bedford, Sherwood, Burns, Coffey, Vincent, Gates, West, Sharp, Bond
GK – Kevin Belgrave (Directus) (Captain) [over-23]
GK – Tom Hammond (Directus)
RB – Patrick Read (Bombarralense, Audioslavia)
RB – Matt McKenzie (Directus)
CB – Jack Bedford (Revolutionaries)
CB – Kevin Sherwood (FC Felsenkirchen 1879, Siovanija & Teusland)
CB – Silas Duff (Lajuno)
CB – Fred Stephens (Oakstone)
LB – Stanley Burns (Holdenberg) [over-23]
LB – Robert Freeman (Bastion)
RM – Travis Coffey (Ma Alameome, Farfadillis)
CM – Jermaine Gates (Directus)
CM – Jacob Bentley (Directus)
CM – Oscar Vincent (Crossroads, Chromatika)
CM – Ed Clarke (Unioneers)
LM – Trent Roberts (Sporting Iturributa, Astograth)
AM – Robert Marshall (Oakstone)
AM – Ben West (Falourr)
ST – Alex Sharp (1830 Cathair, Audioslavia)
ST – Brian Bond (Oakstone) [over-23]
ST – Charles Barber (Unioneers)
ST – Travis Vivier (Holdenberg)

Women’s – squad of 22
Preferred formation: 3-4-3
Preferred lineup: Whitehouse, Mason, Green, Almwood, Brown, Johnstone, Woakes, Singh, Archer, Brookfield, Atkinson
GK – Holly Whitehouse (Holdenberg City)
GK – Hannah Bryant (Brigham)
RB – Ana Mason (Unioneers)
RB – Erin Fry (Hornchurch)
CB – Tanya Green (Revolutionaries) [over-23]
CB – Isabelle King (Clayton City Ladies FC, Baker Park)
CB/LB – Danielle Bean (Spartangrad)
LB – Lucy Almwood (Brinemouth, Nephara) [over-23]
LB – Jodi Servais (Hornchurch)
RM – Isabelle Donald (Unioneers)
CM – Flora Brown (Hornchurch)
CM – Summer Johnstone (Brigham)
CM – Laura Holland (Ulsa)
CM – Elsie Preston (Unioneers)
LM – Moira Kenny (Falourr)
AM – Moira Woakes (Crisisbless, Nephara) (Captain) [over-23]
AM – Sophie Singh (Mountainside)
ST – Kate Archer (Spartangrad)
ST – Christine Atkinson (Lajuno)
ST – Rita Brookfield (Oakstone)
ST – Tina Long (Raynor City United, Valanora)

HANDBALL

Men’s – squad of 14
Goalkeepers: Caleb Simpson, John Washington
Wingers: Peter Jacobs, Cedric Cherry (Captain), Hector Miller, Steve Harold
Backcourters: John Wright, Gary Hoskins, Rufus White, Anthony Walls, Bryan Crowther, Jamie Sager
Pivots: Kyle Berry, Eric Rodgers
Women’s – squad of 14
Goalkeepers: Sandra Smith (Captain), Jackie McDonald
Wingers: Linda Carter, Mary McCartney, Jean Thompson, Gretchen Stewart
Backcourters: Carolyn Mena, Patricia Barnes, Annabelle Ramer, Maria Galle, Elena McIntyre, Josephine Booker
Pivots: Linda Boyd, Theresa Davis

HOCKEY

Men’s – squad of 16
Goalkeepers: Joseph Powell, Ronald Herron
Defenders: Vaughn Wyatt, Roderick Simon, Stanley Barr, Robert Harding
Midfielders: Ron Hinman, Richard Skillings (Captain), James Corp, Ken Nichols, Jeff Manley, Robert Bowie
Forwards: Tommy Spader, David Frank, Gregory Barton, Eric Yardle

Women’s – squad of 16
Goalkeepers: Marta McCullough, Debbie Moult
Defenders: Geraldine Butler, Myra Williams, Clare Valens, Maggie Walton
Midfielders: Gladys McNally (Captain), Lydia Pearce, Yasmin Rutledge, Eileen Tilston, Gloria McKinnon, Karen Flynn
Forwards: Ida Warren, Lisa Tyler, Edna Peters, Elizabeth Davis

ROWING

Men’s Coxed Eights – squad of 9
Daniel Wallace (cox)
William Hartman
Daryl Henderson
Dale Perry
Joe Paulton
Carl Stiles
Lloyd Bowe
Will Hastings
Gary Nichols
Women’s Coxed Eights – squad of 9
Katelyn Wentworth (cox)
Pamela Gallagher
Alice Lewis
Rose Ford
Terry Simmons
Roseanna Aguirre
Jennifer Torres
Felicia Cannon
Lucille Vince

RUGBY SEVENS

Men’s – squad of 13
P – Mason Sonley
P – Bob Ortis
P – James Kemley
P – Matthew Simpson
H – George Gilliam
H – Anthony Fenton (Captain)
SH – Manuel Keriga
SH – Donald Rowe
FH – William Shin
FH – Fred McCormick
C – Eric Roberts
W – Joe Horne
W – Charlie Dugas

Women’s – squad of 13
P – Shirley Styne
P – Annett Woodall
P – Barbara Wilson
P – Yvonne Bain
H – Norma Cribb
H – Andrea Martin
SH – Alana Smith
SH – Ethel Manchester
FH – Audrey Kent
FH – Betty Lott
C – Cynthia Garrison (Captain)
W – Camille Stevens
W – Willa Grant

VOLLEYBALL

INDOOR
Men’s – squad of 12
S – Todd Brown
S – Virgil Johnson (Captain)
L – Jamie Cartwright
L – Edward Day
OH – Michael Tomlinson
OH – Freddie Booth
OH – Spencer Walsh
OH – Harrison Metcalfe
OP – Brandon Herbert
OP – Jacob Francis
MB – Finley Hall
MB – Sam McClean

Women’s – squad of 12
S – Margaret Ribeiro
S – Jackie Porter
L – Pamela Mera
L – Maria Jones
OH – Barbara Rhoades
OH – Mary Yearwood
OH – Tania Oliver (Captain)
OH – Bertha Simmons
OP – Lucy Bennett
OP – Connie Carpenter
MB – Diana Steward
MB – Nancy Herbert

by **Graintfjall** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 8:11 pm

Nation name: The White Winter Queendom of Græntfjall
Trigram: GRÆ
Demonym: Græntfjaller
National anthem: Trembling Night (must be played in its entirety should a Græntfjaller win a gold)
National Organizing Committee: Ólympíusamband Græntfjalls / Græntfjaller Olympic Association
Chef de mission: Göpf Vernerisson
Full delegation list: Link
Opening ceremony flag bearer: Naomi Maximiliansdóttir
Media: GS SuperSports+, Háttmark Harbinger/Vestrænnblaðið/ND, GBC

Græntfjaller fans are expected to be particularly drawn to team sports events (handball, hockey, water polo), and to canoeing and cycling events. Should you encounter Græntfjaller tourists, they will probably be polite and enthusiastic, if struggling with the heat. Græntfjaller fans usually wave the national flag (the ‘blue-and-white’) or stuffed wolf toys, and sometimes howl like wolves when Græntfjallers do well.

Græntfjaller athletes will typically compete in blue, or blue with white-trim. Alternate strips in team sports will generally be the reverse i.e. white with blue-trim. Almost all Græntfjaller names are patronymic (or occasionally matronymic) and thus athlete IDs may sometimes be by their first name and initial rather than by surname.

General RP permissions:

Sport-specific permissions, such as picking goal scorers, are listed under the drop-downs along with squad details.
You may RP my athletes, staff, officials and fans as you wish, but please do not have them involved in cheating (things like DSQs for lane violations are fine) or doping.
Absolutely no violence of any kind by or to my characters.
I would request, though not insist, that if you use non-photoshopped RL photographs, you don’t say they represent my characters or nation.
Despite the frosty tone of the above, I like Olympic RPing a lot and am open to any collaborative storylines. These could sporting (domestic league transfers, acquiring broadcast rights), political (developing relationships between Græntfjall and YN), or personal (individual athletes or other characters, though I am not interested in romance plots).

Judges, officials and referees

You may RP a Græntfjaller judge, official or referee for any competition. You may assign them a name with a random Icelandic name generator or ask me to supply one. You can have the officials make mistakes or exhibit bias; just don’t have them be wantonly incompetent or corrupt.

Rider			Horse
Dressage
Ebba Þjálfisdóttir	Nyelecca
Kristin Eliasdóttir	Belan
Ingemar Matteosson	Alder
Eventing	
Víglundur Hallþórsson 	Moonshadow 
Annalena Ásgautursdóttir 		Lávar 
Vanessa Pascalsdóttir 	Mischief
Jumping
Emily Janniksdóttir 	Gúþhóf 
Paschalis Johannesson 		Lelya
Bríana Emiliosdóttir 	Þrosfell

Men’s team

Coaches: Marís Nikolaisson and Annes Sigvarðursson

№	Pos.	Name			Age	Height	Club
1	GK	Samuele Henriksson	21	2.04 m	 Ostholm
3	P	Oddkell Ásólfursson	20	2.00 m	 Laafjörður
5	CB	Frans Mikesson		20	2.04 m	 Pichika
6	P	Anders Andersson	20	2.00 m	 Gründorf
9	LW	Berent Spjällesson	20	1.95 m	 Korsbach
11	LW	Isak Göpfsson		23	1.86 m	 Þingsnitz
12	P	Fabio Hávarrsson	29	2.09 m	 Akurgarten
13	LB	Jack Jockisson		22	1.94 m	 Steinaux
14	GK	Hjörleifur Attesson	23	1.80 m	 Lohrreith
15	P	Finngeir Lucasson	30	1.98 m	 Gunzlach
17	LB	Damon Zachariasson	20	2.01 m	 Folte
18	CB	Noah Josefsson		19	2.00 m	 Lohrreith
22	LB	Karsten Kjartansson	29	1.96 m	 Haafberg
24	RB	Spartakus Kristinsson	24	1.99 m	 Kuodorf
25	CB	Elias Ilíasson		28	1.84 m	 Gunzlach
36	RW	Gottskálk Kasperisson	25	1.98 m	 Reschensreppur
44	RW	Niklas Unnbjörnsson	25	1.86 m	 Reschensreppur
90	GK	Klængur Álfarsson	29	1.93 m	 Steinaux

The Bouncy Wolves won gold at the 14th Summer Olympics. Leading scorer Ósvald Fabiansson and MVP goalkeeper Ásmóður Kennsson are both gone; Jack Jockisson and Isak Göpfsson are the main scoring threats now, while young Samuele Henriksson beats out Klængur Álfarsson to start in goal.

If you RP first, you may…
Pick my scorers: Y
Assign penalties: Y
Assign ejections: Y
Assign serious, violent incidents that would lead to multiple-game suspensions: N
Injure my players: N

Other considerations: Handball is a major sport Græntfjall so I’m up for anything to develop its profile, whether that’s domestic transfers, sponsorships, broadcast deals, or RP storylines.

Men’s eight			Women’s eight
B: Álfgeir Elfráðsson 		Andra Grímarsdóttir 
2: Snjólfur Sæbjörnsson 		Sigurþóra Ísveigsdóttir 
3: Rósinkrans Eyvindsson 		Jarþrúður Hrólfsdóttir 
4: Mosi Helmútsson 		Páldís Maximusardóttir 
5: Sólúlfur Hárlaugsson 		Lingný Guðbrandsdóttir 
6: Ástráður Þórólfsson 		Unndís Álfgeirsdóttir 
7: Rúdólf Marínósson 		Hansa Arnórsdóttir 
S: Jónsteinn Gunnbergsson 	Nadia Bryntýsdóttir 
c: Sigurmon Kristmarsson 		Karitas Sæadóttir

Women’s team

Coach: Nico Ensiosson

№	Name				Height	Age	Club
1	Nyagũthiĩ Wanjirsdóttir		2.01 m   17	 Olympic Thessia
2	Kormlöð Auðsdóttir		1.90 m   20	 Kuodorf
3	Elsa Kristjónsdóttir (L)	1.63 m   22	 Ilsburg
4	Anney Rómansdóttir		2.01 m   19	 Hintersfjörður
5	Torfheiður Dextersdóttir	1.94 m   28	 Væggerfried
6	Stina Bjarkisdóttir 		1.86 m	 32	 Notschach
8	Veronika Annesdóttir (L)	1.79 m	 30	 Kuodorf
10	Giorgia Gustavsdóttir		1.93 m	 27	 Væggerfried
12	Helga Gillsdóttir		1.81 m	 32	 Laitwinkl
14	Tera Juliansdóttir		1.86 m   21	 Wimhavn
15	Loftveig Sólimannsdóttir	1.87 m   31	 Gerstungal
16	Julia Hartmannsdóttir (C)	1.89 m	 23	 Lohrreith

Volleyball has a much lower profile in Græntfjall than most other Olympic team sports. There’s competition from basketball and handball, and the domestic league doesn’t have a TV rights deal meaning multi-sports-clubs haven’t prioritized it. That doesn’t mean the Net Wolves are a bunch of bumbling incompetents, but expectations – or even awareness of their existence – aren’t high. Despite her size, the team’s star player is libero Veronika Annesdóttir [while Græntfjall wears blue she will wear green]. 17 year old Nyagũthiĩ Wanjirsdóttir, of Kijani extraction, became the first black person to ever represent Græntfjall in international sport at VWE 12. The 2.01m teen is a prodigious talent and quite raw, but signed a huge deal to play in the Mytanar league.

If you RP first, you may…
Do pretty much anything: Y, except…
Injure my players: N

Other considerations: I don’t RP a domestic volleyball league so I have less interest here in ongoing storylines, but if you want to sign one of my players feel free.

Men’s team

Coach: Linus Andreasson

№	Name			Pos.	Height	Age	Club
1	Þjóðvarður Jockysson	GK	1.96 m	32	 Mühlrich
2	Edgar Allansson		D	1.97 m	23	 Hofvinger
3	Oskar Eltonsson		D	1.89 m	27	 Voleln
4	Noah Ratosson		CF	1.95 m	25	 Reschensreppur
5	Ísarr Arinbjörnsson	D	1.95 m	24	 Hofvinger
6	Michael Andreasson	CB	1.94 m	32	 Reschensreppur
7	Maximilian Vígþórsson	D	2.00 m	33	 Mühlrich
8	Alpo Kolskeggursson	CB	1.93 m	32	 Haafberg
9	Alfred Lukasson		CF	1.99 m	26	 Edlidolz
10	Segol Tellsson (c)	D	1.95 m	29	 Edlidolz
11	Alexander Oliversson	D	1.91 m	31	 Edlidolz
12	Adam Hólmarsson		CB	1.99 m	29	 Gramar
13	Leo Marcusson		GK	1.99 m	29	 Gramar

Women’s team

Coach: Arnstein Bertisson

№	Name				Pos.	Height	Age	Club
1	Aslaug Øysteinsdóttir		GK	1.80 m	25	 Mühlrich
2	Drótt Gunnersdóttir		D	1.74 m	22	 Voleln
3	Anna-Lena Herfinnursdóttir	D	1.69 m	24	 Edlidolz
4	Abeline Persdóttir		CB	1.70 m	25	 Voleln
5	Arngerður Léosdóttir		D	1.76 m	27	 Laafjörður
6	Fia Christiansdóttir (c)	D	1.81 m	29	 Mühlrich
7	Celine Oredsdóttir		CB	1.74 m	33	 Frederiksfahrn
8	Angelina Lorenzosdóttir		CF	1.77 m	25	 Frederiksfahrn
9	Jóa Skúlisdóttir		CF	1.73 m	26	 Wimhavn
10	Nicole Jonathansdóttir		CF	1.73 m	26	 Waltenberg
11	Rosemarie Jalmarisdóttir	CB	1.71 m	27	 Kyrkdorf
12	Stephanie Felixsdóttir		CB	1.74 m	26	 Edlidolz
13	Edit Runesdóttir		GK	1.81 m	26	 Frederiksfahrn

The fall of communism didn’t mean the fall of water polo’s popularity in Græntfjall, with the Championship and Cup going from strength to strength. The Aqua Wolves and their Aqua She-Wolves counterparts are among the most popular national teams and most recognizable faces on TV, not to mention advertising. There’ll be more than a few cereal boxes flying off the shelves if they do well in this tournament.

For the men, Michael Andreasson is the stand-out talent (literally, with his powerful egg-beater). Edgar Allansson and Oskar Eltonsson form an exciting partnership with captain Segol Tellsson and Þjóðvarður Jockysson is pretty solid. Look out for Noah Ratosson to lead the scoring. For the women, Aslaug Øysteinsdóttir isn’t the most dependable goalie, but has good support from Rosemarie Jalmarisdóttir, while Jóa Skúlisdóttir is the main goal-scoring threat.

If you RP first, you may…
Pick my scorers: Y
Assign ordinary/major fouls: Y
Assign brutality/misconduct fouls: N
Injure my players: N

Other considerations: Note that water polo has no intense political rivalries associated with it in Græntfjall and there’ll be no blood in the water games regardless of any other storylines involving my nation.

Flag credits: Many thanks to Equestrian States and Tikariot for the mini-flags.
Puppet note: Although Hannasea is my puppet, the two nations have no IC connection.

by **Hannasea** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 8:27 pm

NOC: The Hannasean Federation (HAN), also known as Hannasea or The Guild Federation
Demonym/Adjective: Hannasean (pronounced ‘Hanna-seen’)
Flag: JPG
Anthem: Sad Shining Eyes

Formal entry list: Link

Flag bearer: Ruth Stewart (shooting; she’s a really bad shot and the rest of the delegation only really feel safe marching behind her)

Men’s water polo

Noah Colling (GK)
Hunter Eaton
Benjamin Morris
Sam O’Brien
Jake Coleman
Oliver Kennedy
Billy Fox
Henry Kelly
Toby Bates
Nathan Lincoln
Brenden Morton – captain
Kyle Smith
Landen Burton (gk)

Men’s 3x3 basketball

Will Larkins (G/F)
Jack Weaver (G)
Joe Parker (G/F)
Sam Taylor (F/C)

Women’s softball

Kailee Treloar (3B)
Esmée Aldridge (P)
Cassarah Ibbott (DP)
Hailey Jeanes (UT)
Briana Honeysett (OF)
Haylie Chadwick (C)
Natalee Kimberley (SS)
Jordyn Swift (RF)
Sierra Peter (IF)
Daniella Peak (LF)
Jamie Stern (P)
Tarah Salmon (P)
Paige Alan (2B) (FLEX)
Jorja Boyce (CF)
Sydney Collins (1B)

Women’s football

Kalysta Judd (GK)
Brittany Horton (RB)
Hannah Houghton
Isabelle Bailey (CB)
Katherine Watts (CB)
Lexi Holmes (LB)
Chelsea Crawford (RDM)
Jaida Bissette (LDM)
Rebecca Morgan (CF) – captain
Lily Jacobs (SS)
Meghan Earls
Hannah Read (gk)
Rebecca Thomas
Maya Davidson (AM)
Karina Wilkinson
Amanda Kemp (CDM)
Natalia Ward
Brooke Read

Men’s handball

Luke Pearce (gk)
Peter Lloyd (CB)
Hudson Matthews (RW)
Zac Dawson
Jay Adams
Logan Wilson
Clay Lewis
Aiden O’Brien (RB)
Sam Wall (LW)
Chris Vinson
Kellen Brewster
Flynn Sheehan (LB)
Jesse Kessell (GK)
Colby Read (P)

Women’s handball

Ayla Cameron (GK)
Keira Dixon (gk)
Charli McLean (RW)
Emma Taylor
Millie Kaplan
Carrie Beringer (LB)
Lilly Warren (P)
Sofia Hewson (LW)
Lizzie Moore
Indiana Lachman (RB)
Nicole Hewson
Isabelle Derrick (CB)
Jannah Debenham
Lexy Haward

Men’s hockey

Alex Murray (GK)
Josh Richardson (LF)
Ryan Stewart (RD)
Adam Griffith (CD)
Jack McKenzie
Sam Harvey (RF)
Joe Matthews
Lee Daniels
George Clay (RH) – captain, takes PS
Kolton Albert (RM) – PC specialist
Jason Pickett (LM) – PC specialist
Adam Matthews
Brandon Paxton (CM)
Jack Ward (LH) – PC injection
Brennan Everill (LD)
Nate Kelley

Women’s hockey

Maya Cox (LW)
Addison Stewart (GK)
Mia Harris (RB)
Sarah Tanner
Chloe Ross (CF)
Sofia Weaver
Vanessa Aguirre (LM) – PC specialist, takes PS
Holly George (CM) – PC injection
Danielle Robertson
Jade Elliott (CB)
Emilia Tanner (RW)
Erin Campbell (RM)
Amara Knight
Leila Bronson
Jasmine Dawson (CH) – captain
Kassy Abraham (LB) – PC specialist

Men’s coxed eight

Noah Allen (bow)
Charlie Thomas
Charlie Collins
Jesse Wright
Noah Watts
Harry Allen
Chris Wallace
Luke Perry
Luke Glass (stroke)
Bailey Blakeley (cox)

Men’s rugby sevens

Jaxon Jackman
Eli Jones (C)
Ryder Rigg (THP)
Nico Booth
Cayden Jenkins (W) – captain
Tom Lloyd
Johnny Brooks (H)
Sam Roberts
Zak Clarke (SH)
Luke Redding (SO) – kicker
Jonathan Pearson
Logan Harvey (LHP)
Connor Griffiths

Women’s indoor volleyball

Paige Wheaton
Samantha Smith
Layla Cooper
Zoey Tran – captain
Abby Tanner
Mikayla Hamilton
Chelsea Graham
Naomi Stevens
Scarlett Robertson
Mya May – libero
Charley Crawford
Natalia Tatton

RP permissions for team sports:

Y

N

General RP permissions:

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by **Vilitan Union** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 8:59 pm

THE UNION OF THE AFFILIATED LANDS OF VILITAN ORIGIN

MENS FOOTBALL

The Olympic Team will adhere to the restriction of players eligible for U-23 competition with the exception of three over-age players.

GOALKEEPERS:

Derizi Amatopa [ - Revolutionaries (EUR) - ]
GK ( AGE: 20 :: [ NT CAPS: 21 :: NT CLEAN SHEETS: 6 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 9 :: V&T CLEAN SHEETS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] EuraLeague (EUR) :
Derizi was trained in the the goalkeeper program at the Eelandii Academy. While in Eelandii, the Youth Team qualified for the IFCF Youth Cup after finishing as Top Turorian Youth side in the Tropicorp Youth Cup. Performances for the Academy resulted in a contract with Sporta Eelandii Senior Squad but the Senior Squad was relegated from the Declasse automatically triggering a release clause for the young goalkeeping prospect. Instead of staying local, Derizi opted to take their talents to Eura joining Revolutionaries as they look to take their career to the next level overseas. Amatopa’s first internationstatal tournament came with the Vilitan Union at the XIV Olympic Games and the youngster would earn a Gold Medal despite not appearing in any of the matches. It was a different situation during the 50th Di Bradini Cup when Amatopa started in three of Vilita & Turori’s 7 matches in route to the championship. Amatopa would also start the majority of matches for the Turori National Team during Eagle’s Cup X where Turori earned the Bronze Medal. On a Domestic level, Amatopa took over as starting goalkeeper for Revolutionaries at the age of 18 and earned Goalkeeper of the Season Honors during EuraLeague 45 after leading Revolutionaries to the Euraleague Title. Amatopa became a World Cup Champion when Turori defeated The Holy Empire to win World Cup 88. Amatopa led all Turori goalkeepers with seven starts in the Qualifying round as well as having started one match during the World Cup 88 Finals.

Zelkki Milake Jr. [ - Eastal Lunar - ]
GK ( AGE: 17 :: [ NT CAPS: 2 :: NT CLEAN SHEETS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 4 :: V&T CLEAN SHEETS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Milake's domestic career wouldn't go as smoothly, however, and after spending 2 seasons in the Declasse after Lonngeylin Coast's relegation, the World Cup winner returned to his roots, re-signing for high-flying Eastal Lunar in Season 46. Offspring of famed Vilitan netminder Zelkki Milake, one of the youngest Starting netminders in history to win the World Cup Final (World Cup 68), Milake has followed in their fathers footsteps by taking on the Goalkeepers Gloves and now trains under their father at Eastal Lunar FC. While not expected to compete for a place on the Vilitan National Team anytime soon, the sky is the limit for the Astronaut Trainee who is also, quite literally, an Astronaut Trainee attending school at the Astronaut Academy at the nearby Vilitan Space Outpost. Milake Jr.’s debut would come as a surprise starter against Delaclava on the second matchday of the 50th Di Bradini Cup. At just 16 years of age the younger Milake would make a name for themselves winning each of their four starts in the competition and helping to lead Vilita & Turori to their first Under-21 World Cup Title in over 60 cycles.

Ukamai Talingri [ - Monmouth Park (CBP) - ]
GK ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT CLEAN SHEETS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 0 :: V&T CLEAN SHEETS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: None
A local player in Obaobao, Talingri impressed with their shot-stopping abilities in front of scouts for the Vilitan National Team and was drafted into the Vilita and Turori Eel Cat Things Squad for the 51st Di Bradini Cup Competition as third string behind Derizi Amatopa and Zelkki Milake Jr.. Talingri Would also represent the Vilitan Union in the 15th Summer Olympiad.

:: Reserves ::

Hanauma Ranbomahi (30 yo) [ - Tropicorp FC - ] ;;

DEFENDERS:

Karek Edgeli [ - FC Almintora - ]
D C ( AGE: 17 :: [ NT CAPS: 9 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 1 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Offspring of former Turori National Team and Vilita and Turori captain Tarek Edgeli. The FC Almintora trainee made their debut for Vilita & Turori in a 1-4 defeat at the hands of reigning champion San Ortelio on the opening matchday of the 50th Di Bradini Cup. It would be Edgeli’s only appearance of the tournament but the Vilita and Turori team would go on to win the remainder of their matches and the 50th Di Bradini Cup Championship. Scored first career International Goal during World Cup 88 Qualifying, Matchday 10 against Baggieland. Made World Cup Finals debut on Matchday 2 of World Cup 88 against Farfadillis helping the Eels to their First ever World Cup Title.

Narri Sebapilo [ - Makosile United - ]
D C ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 6 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 10 :: V&T GOALS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Sebapilo debuted for Makosile United at the age of 16 during Vilitan League 63 and made occasional appearances for the side. At the age of 17 Sebapilo became an important member of the Makosile United squad participating in over 50% of the matches during the Makos runner-up campaign that earned promotion to the Vilitan Stellar Division for Season 65. At age 18 Sebapilo would make their internationstatal debut for the Vilita & Turori regional side in the 63rd AOCAF competition in the knockout round defeat to Valanora. Sebapilo would soon collect another first in Valanora starting all seven matches of Vilita & Turori’s 50th Di Bradini Cup campaign, earning their first internationstatal hardware and earning regard as one of the top players of the tournament.

Jirak Trikala [ - Jungle Strike FC - ]
D C ( AGE: 31 :: [ NT CAPS: 91 :: NT GOALS: 5 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 30 :: V&T GOALS: 6 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ] : Vilitan Cup : Tropicorp Cup :
Although born in Vilita, Trikala moved to Tropicoast at a young age and could always be found on the footsport pitch. Trained briefly at the Obaiobao Academy on Turoki Isle before returning to Tropicorp and joining Tropicorp FC. Scored 3 goals in Tropicorp's Season 54 Tropicorp Cup Championship campaign. Trikala's first season in the Vilitan League wasn't especially impressive but the defender provided solid performances as Tropicorp finished impressively in 4th place in the Declasse table. These performances caught the eye of the scouts at Jungle Strike FC who snapped up the young defender as part of their rebuilding project after two consecutive finishes outside the top 5. Trikala got their first taste of triumph with Strike FC during Season 57 as Vilitan Cup Champions. Scored the winning goal for Vilita & Turori in the AOCAF 56 final against Mriin. Was Vilita’s starting central defender in their World Cup 81 Final victory over South Covello.

Inteali Koranjo [ - Cazadores Cathair (AUD) - ]
D RLC ( AGE: 23 :: [ NT CAPS: 27 :: NT GOALS: 2 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 27 :: V&T GOALS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] The National League (AUD) :
Koranjo was a product of the Jlinal Cove Academy before relocating to the Under-21 Squad training ground in Tivali City. The impressive prospect became one of the youngest defenders to start a Vilitan NT matchup when they made their debut against Vartugia during World Cup 83 Qualifying and would score their first career goal for the NT later that cycle in a 5-1 victory over Mattijana. With Jlinal Cove FC mired in the Declasse Division as they had been for much of their existence, and with the club retaining Koranjo’s rights in the Vilitan League, the player decided to seek an international transfer during the 26th Transfer Window. Koranjo would ultimately sign with Cazadores Cathair after being impressed with the teams performance in the 6th Vilitan Cove Invitational tournament which Cazadores shared a training ground with the Vilita & Turori Under-21 Squad. Koranjo got their Audioslavia based career off to a flying start helping Cazadores Cathair to the National League Title during the 3rd IFCF Cycle and finishing runner up to Istria City in the Atlantian Oceania Champions League. Koranjo was a veteran player on the Vilita and Turori Under-21 Squad that won the 50th Di Bradini Cup and won the Gold Medal at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union. Koranjo would win the 7th IFCF Champions League as a member of the Cazadores Cathair side.

Planio’o Nrujsa [ - - Transfer Listed - - ]
D C ( AGE: 17 :: [ NT CAPS: 1 :: NT GOALS: 2 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 1 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Attended their first major tournament during the 50th Di Bradini Cup which was won by Vilita and Turori. Nrujsa was an official squad member who made their debut at the age of 16 playing the opening match against San Ortelio. Scored twice in their full Turori National Team Debut on Matchday 18 of World Cup 88 Qualifying against Fluvannia. Winner of World Cup 88 as a member of the Turori National Team.

Injyua Klizlo [ - Riailia Village - ]
D C ( AGE: 18 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 5 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
During their debut competition in the 50th Di Bradini Cup, Klizlo made five appearances though was not part of the starting lineup for the Di Bradini Cup Final which Vilita & Turori won 3-0 over Krytenia.

Bvalis Amaanara [ - Eelandii Academy - ]
D RLC ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 9 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 1 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Made their internationstatal debut for the Turori National Team during World Cup 87 Qualifying in a 2-0 victory over Cosumar. Amaanara would make one appearance as a member of Vilita & Turori’s Di Bradini Cup 50 Championship Winning team.

Kamarela Dzzara [ - Yutzie Sorma - ]
D RLC ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 9 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Dzzara made their overall debut for Vilita & Turori during AOCAF 63 on Matchday 2 against the Xannerian Sunbelt Islands

:: Reserves ::

None

MIDFIELDERS:

Lentali Purama [ - Marine Coast United - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 23 :: [ NT CAPS: 35 :: NT GOALS: 2 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 33 :: V&T GOALS: 3 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Vilitan Cup :
Recruited by Rammsissil AFC at school age to train with the RammsBank Sissil Academy to be evaluated as a potential Rammsissil player in the future. Was a member of the Vilita and Turori squad that finished as runners-up to Cosumar during the 45th Di Bradini Cup. Purama transferred to Marine Coast United for Vilitan League Season 61 and helped the team to back to back appearances in the Vilitan Cup final at the Tivali Ring Stadium, winning the 62nd Vilitan Cup title. Ruaplal was one of just 3 midfielders to participate in both the Vilita & Turori squads for the 45th and 50th Di Bradini Cup, evolving to serve as primary team captain during the 50th Di Bradini Cup while winning the Di Bradini Cup Trophy. Ruaplal also was a Gold Medalist at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union.

Limu Katarakhna [ - Eastal Lunar - ]
M/F ( AGE: 29 :: [ NT CAPS: 115 :: NT GOALS: 22 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 49 :: V&T GOALS: 14 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Stellar Division : Vilitan Cup : Tropical Trophy :
Limu Katarakhna came through the academy system at Colonial Sile and impressed greatly upon making their debut midway through Season 54. After Colonial Sile failed to qualify for UICA competition in Season 56, the young athlete able to step in anywhere on the field made the switch to Eastal Lunar FC. Katarakhna made their international debut during AOCAF 45 for the Eel-Cat Things but did not commit immediately to playing for Vilita or Turori internationally. After the success of the Cocoabo Squad during World Cup 79 however, the highly touted prospect acceped an invitation to be apart of Vilita's World Cup 80 Qualifying playing pool. The decision would prove to be a good one as Katarakhna was part of Vilita’s World Cup 81 and World Cup 82 championship squads including their first career World Cup Finals goal during the World Cup 82 Quarter Final against Apox. On the domestic side, Katarakhna was a critical member of the squad that elevated Eastal Lunar to complete domestic trifecta over the course of 3 seasons winning the Vilitan Cup during Season 59, the Tropical Trophy for Season 60 and the teams first ever Stellar Division Title during Vilitan League Season 61.

Trezisi Rokopolis [ - Jlinal Cove - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 19 :: NT GOALS: 5 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 10 :: V&T GOALS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Trezisi Rokopolis was one of the youngest players in Vilitan Stellar Division history to play a full season for their club as a member of FC Almintora’s ill-fated side that won just two games during Season 63. After Almintora’s relegation to the Declasse, Rokopolis jumped ship to return to Vilita and join forces with Jlinal Cove FC, the side that had pipped FC Almintora to avoid relegation. With Jlinal Cove, Rokopolis helped lead the team to the Vilitan Cup Semi-Finals and scored their first career Stellar Division goal against the Kionao Locals. Rokopolis would get the call to the Vilitan National Team during the World Cup 87 Qualification Campaign and would make their debut against Tequilo. Rokopolis scored their first career goal for the National Team in just their second career appearance, netting the fifth goal in a 5-2 rout of Widaya. Earned first international silverware as a member of the Vilita and Turori Under-21 Squad that would win the 50th Di Bradini Cup Title.

Cuoabaza Orani’aoa [ - Inura Forests AFC - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 23 :: [ NT CAPS: 30 :: NT GOALS: 6 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 34 :: V&T GOALS: 6 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Youth Starlet who signed a first team at their local club Inura Forests in Turori at the age of 16 years. Was a member of the Vilita and Turori squad that finished as runners-up to Cosumar during the 45th Di Bradini Cup. Returned as a senior member of the Vilita and Turori Under-21 Squad that would win the 50th Di Bradini Cup, scoring the game winning goal in the Championship Game against Krytenia. Orani’aoa is also an Olympic Gold Medalist with the Vilitan Union side in the XIV Olympic Games.

Naraiza Ruaplal [ - Broadview AFC (CBP) - ]
DM C ( AGE: 22 :: [ NT CAPS: 42 :: NT GOALS: 7 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 31 :: V&T GOALS: 6 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
A Vilita-Turori Dual national; Ruaplal was a member of the Vilita and Turori squad that finished as runners-up to Cosumar during the 45th Di Bradini Cup. Appeared in the 7th Cup of Champions competition for Vilita although as Vilita technically registered under the Vilita and Turorian association, the player did not sacrafice their eligibility to play for Turori. Became the first Vilita & Turorian player to play domestically in Baker Park after signing with Broadview AFC during the 26th Transfer Window. Ruaplal was one of just 3 players to participate in both the Vilita & Turori squads for the 45th and 50th Di Bradini Cup, improving on the second occasion winning the Di Bradini Cup Trophy. Ruaplal also was a Gold Medalist at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union.

Khrusan Mlianko [ - Bastion (EUR) - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 22 :: [ NT CAPS: 1 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 33 :: V&T GOALS: 8 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
A Vilita-Turori Dual national; Mlianko was a member of the Vilita and Turori squad that finished as runners-up to Cosumer during the 45th Di Bradini Cup. Appeared in the 7th Cup of Champions competition for Vilita although as Vilita technically registered under the Vilita and Turorian association, the player did not sacrafice their eligibility to play for Turori. Joined Euran club Bastion during the 26th Transfer Window. Mlianko was one of just 3 players to participate in both the Vilita & Turori squads for the 45th and 50th Di Bradini Cup, improving on the second occasion winning the Di Bradini Cup Trophy. Mlianko also was a Gold Medalist at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union.

Kinabo Telioa [ - - Transfer Listed - - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 17 :: [ NT CAPS: 23 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 4 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Made their debut for the Vilita and Turori Under-21 side as a substitute on the 50th Di Bradini Cup championship winning team. Made full debut for Turori during the 10th Eagles Cup Competition against Graintfjall. Scored first career senior goal against Gergary during World Cup 88 Qualifying. Made three substitute appearances for the Turori National Team during the World Cup 88 Finals, Turori’s first World Cup Championship campaign.

Fyin Miateal [ - Crosaibi Locals - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 16 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 0 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: None
Youth player at Tropicorp Lower League side Crosaibi Locals who would earn a call to the 51st Di Bradini Cup side

Imauka Lkomorak [ - KT Moreazerua (AUD) - ]
M RC ( AGE: 18 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 2 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Lkomorak was scooped up by Audioslavia based club KT Moreazerua during the 30th transfer window in a package deal from the Turoki Academy along with Academy coach and Turorian National Team player Mbdiai Akarenaa. The Transfer helped to fund upgrades at the Turoki Academy and included a 25% future sell on clause due to the Turoki Academy should Moreazerua sell Lkomorak in the future. Made debut for Vilita & Turori during the opening matchday of AOCAF 63 against Gyatso-kai. Earned first international silverware as a member of the Vilita and Turori Under-21 Squad that would win the 50th Di Bradini Cup Title. Scored first career goals for Vilita & Turori in the Final of the 50th Di Bradini Cup, scoring twice in a 3-0 victory.

Friika Diirotora [ - Kionao Locals - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 8 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 6 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Diirotora was a squad player for the Vilitan Union winning the Gold Medal at the XIV Olympic Games, and, for Vilita and Turori in winning the 50th Di Bradini Cup. Scored first career goal for Turori National Team on the final matchday of World Cup 88 Qualifying against Fluvannia.

:: Reserves ::

None

FORWARDS:

Clarana Refiami [ - Spartangrad (EUR) - ]
F C ( AGE: 22 :: [ NT CAPS: 25 :: NT GOALS: 5 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 31 :: V&T GOALS: 10 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : IFCF CLG
Made their internationstatal debut appearing in four matches during the 7th Cup of Champions competition for Vilita. Scored first career International Goal during against Kita-Hinode in 7th Cup of Champions Semi-Finals. Attracted interest from Eura league teams during AOCAF tournament and made transfer to Euran side Spartangrad prior to the 85th World Cup Cycle. Refiami would earn their first International triumph as a member of the Vilitan Union squad that won the Olympic Gold medal in Orean & Istria in the Games of the XIV Olympiad. Refiami was Vilita and Turori’s Top Goalscorer during the 50th Di Bradini Cup and scoring two goals in the Semi-Final prior to the teams 3-0 victory over Krytenia in the Final. Refiami was named Young Player of the Season for the second time during EuraLeague 45 after finishing third in the running for the EFA Golden Boot with 21 Goals for Spartangrad who would go on to win the IFCF Challengers Cup over Freeport United

Enzoril Alabonni [ - Marine Coast United - ]
D/F C ( AGE: 28 :: [ NT CAPS: 70 :: NT GOALS: 32 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 43 :: V&T GOALS: 15 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ] : Vilitan Cup :
A young prospect originally from Mavaloiao, Enzoril Alabonni moved with their family to the main Island to be trained by Marine Coast United at the Crosaibi Academy. The Mavaloier has height well above the others in their age group and as such often switches between a center-back role and a role as an aerial target in attack. Alabonni, playing mostly in defense, would help lead Marine Coast United to their first domestic silverware in over 40 seasons lifting the Vilitan Cup trophy during Season 62. Alabonni’s flexibility would also limit their opportunities as a regular started at the top level but would still get the opportunity to enjoy success both on a regional and international level. Alabonni won the AOCAF 56 title with Vilita & Turori and was a squad player on Vilita’s World Cup 81 and World Cup 82 championship teams.

Loala Inkabu [ - Bastion (EUR) - ]
F C ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 2 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 8 :: V&T GOALS: 1 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Inkabu made a surprise regional debut on the opening matchday of AOCAF 61 and got on the scoresheet in their debut. Would not feature greatly for Vilita & Turori until the 50th Di Bradini Cup helping Vilita & Turori to the Di Bradini Cup Title. Made Full International debut in 2-1 victory over Krytenia in World Cup 88 Qualifying for Turori. Scored first career goal on final matchday of World Cup 88 Qualifying and would help the Turori National Team win World Cup 88. Following the triumph at the World Cup, Inkabu would depart the Turoki Academy after being recruited by Euran side Bastion.

Lutara Makakio [ - Venom Youth Academy - ]
F C ( AGE: 17 :: [ NT CAPS: 9 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 6 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 88 : ][ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
As a trainee at the Venom Youth Academy, Makakio was invited to the Vilita and Turori squad for the 50th Di Bradini Cup. As an inexperienced academy trainee, Makakio served in a substitute role but made a handful of appearances en route to the side winning the Di Bradini Cup title. Makakio made their full debut for the Turori National Team at Eagle’s Cup X, starting the opening match against Zwangzug. Makakio would go on to make 6 appearances in the competition but was unable to secure their first international goal at the time and will look to secure that tally during World Cup 88 Qualifying.

Tyoasi Klipark [ - Marine Coast United - ]
F C ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 2 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 8 :: V&T GOALS: 1 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Klipark began their career as a midfield trainee at the Ramzi Youth Academy in Crosaibi before being called to the Marine Coast United Senior squad to cover as a pacey youthful attacking substitute during Vilitan League Season 64. Was a member of Vilita & Turori’s 50th Di Bradini Cup winning side and scored their first goal for Vilita and Turori in the Quarter Final victory over Graintfjall.

Treasvo Tlikara [ - Obaobai Academy - ]
F C ( AGE: 18 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 3 :: V&T GOALS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]
Trained at the Obaobai Academy alongside their sibling, Kunaro Tlikara, Treasvo was rated as the highest quality prospect to come out of Obaoabai Academy in some time. Tlikara their debut during the 50th Di Bradini Cup helping the Vilita & Turori Under-21 Side to the championship contributing two goals in three games played.

Kunaro Tlikara [ - Obaobai Academy - ]
F C ( AGE: 18 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 1 :: V&T GOALS: 1 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : ]

:: Reserves ::

None

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PF	Polaili	Yutoaza     
SG	Kuli	Maraksa     
PG	Ladi'i	Gam'iiakok  
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C	Turtii	Maraksa     
SF	Marila	Trapa'pin   
PF	Lonina	Aneta       
SG	Truvala	Zaga'a      
PG	Kioao	Aneta       
U	Juli	Maraksa     
U	Nikka	Bokka      .

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by **Saltstead** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 10:01 pm

De Königlik Olümpisħ Verbond des Såutsteidisħ Statensbonds fijrlik präsentijrt
Plug Såutsteid

Sportspeople from the Saltsteadish Confederation will be competing at the Olympic Games for the second team in Bunjil, hoping to improve on the four golds, two silvers and four bronzes won by Saltsteadish athletes at their debut in Orean—Istria. The Saltsteadish contingent of support is expected to be small, given the distance that the delegation will have to travel for the Games, but expect those who do make the trip out to Electrum to be passionate, especially at the aquatics, athletics and cycling events. Saltstead is also expected to have chances to win golds in canoeing, golf, skateboarding and surfing, with varying shades of outside chance in badminton, fencing, handball, hockey, karate, sailing, shooting, sport climbing, triathlon and volleyball.

Trigramme: SAL
Primary national anthem: Åverstanden ut ruinen (Risen from ruins)
Primary colours: De Königsvarwe (red and black)
Secondary colours: De Vånesvarwe (white and blue)
Alternate colours: Green, gold and sky blue
KOVSALS Executive Director: Frue Nichola van Åuden
Head of delegation: Frue Katelijn Donker
Opening ceremony flagbearers: Frue Catharina Löwens (golf) and Heir Gundahar Matthehussen (surfing)

Dijter des Berges           Coach
Thijs Asħenthorp
Conråd Berg
Carle Franken
Ivan Måus
Noah Påulssen
Noah Våust
Alexänder Våust
Åubert Ħerħegard
Hadrien Pħilips             Reserve

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Konråd Antonius
Pijr Geuberts
Simon Veħtmäster
Thomas Wåuters
Stepħen Jånssen
Zacharias Anker
David Witland
Nicholas Kolen
Katrina Påus                Coxswain

Violeta Henricus
Katrine Rosencrants
Veronika Rosencrants
Petra Haver
Johanne Åudenberg
Katrina Stepħenssen
Mina Beriger
Theodor Åudershof           Coxswain

 — Råuf van Åuden              Coach
 1 Åugustijn Hartman           Goalkeeper
 2 Karel Veħtmäster
 3 Mätjas Slender
 4 Jorgen Faustus
 5 Gundahar Marianus           Captain
 6 Jasper Åubreħtssen
 7 Markus Råggesveud
 8 Råuf Martins                Goalkeeper
 9 Edvard Faustus
10 Johan-Liam van den Marken
11 Albert de Vriħt
12 Clement Fabianus
13 Melechor Valerius
14 Rafahel Henrikssen

 — Samantha Richard            Coach
 1 Cathrin Uristssen           Goalkeeper
 2 Leona Baptista
 3 Kathrin Forest
 4 Margaretha Sijgers
 5 Alexändra Saller            Captain
 6 Anne Haråudssen
 7 Cathrin Jayer
 8 Kathrin Coursson            Goalkeeper
 9 Fransina Martinus
10 Amalie Veudman
11 Julie Addens
12 Amalie Martins
13 Catharijn Jånssen
14 Violeta de Marħt

 — Rafahel Wåuters             Coach
 1 Frank Åuderlisten           Goalkeeper
 2 Benni Asħenthorp
 3 Mickel Jayer                Captain
 4 Maximilian Vesħandler
 5 Xander Benedictus
 6 Henriħ Låurents
 7 Constantijn Cappel
 8 Freidrick Julianus          Corners
 9 Mickel Uristssen
10 Ivan Elias
11 Mätjas Rotsħeud
12 Albert Påulssen
13 Robert Kirħ
14 Damien Steinman
15 Timotheus de Vriħt
16 Benni Håus
17 Anton Pascal
18 Alex Steinman
19 Adam Urbanus

Katlijn Antonius            Coach
Mina Ackerdiħ
Stepħanie Anker
Marianna van Haven
Marianna Offerman
Annita Peterssen
Julie Maximilianus          Reserve

 — Gabriel Esser               Coach
 1 Adalbert Urbanus
 2 Wilheum Rask
 3 Åugustijn Wayner
 4 Maksimilian Sebastiens      Captain
 5 Rapħahel Richarts
 6 Jån-Påul Håusigen
 7 Rapħahel Adrianus
 8 Frans Florianus
 9 Gundahar Kolen
10 Joxef van Middelkamp
11 Emmet Veudman
12 Frederick Krosħen
13 Rafahel Hart

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 — Heinriħ Rask                Coach
 1 Heinriħ Couper
 2 Rikard de Vriħt
 3 Nico Rask
 4 Alexänder Frijman
 5 Joxef Henrikssen
 6 Rikard Maximilianus
 7 Marcel Frijdrickssen        Libero
 8 Karel Couper
 9 Rikärd Neuman
10 Jorgen Josepħus
11 Maximilian van Lampreħt
12 Miħäl Rask

 — Annika Åudershof            Coach
 1 Jessica Holland
 2 Andrea Sijgers
 3 Greta Beriger
 4 Jessica Berg
 5 Fransijn Withöüf
 6 Louisa van Åuden
 7 Josepħijn Stepħenssen       Libero
 8 Helena Vesħandler
 9 Fleur Råggesveud
10 Johanna Veħtmäster
11 Victorijn Jogheir
12 Celestijn Aurelius

 — Elixa Smid                  Coach
 1 Katrinita Crabshås          Goalkeeper
 2 Stepħanie Håus
 3 Jånne Marianus
 4 Violette Coursson
 5 Sofie Caspers
 6 Annita Victorianus
 7 Greta Bergen                Captain
 8 Sopħij Matthehussen
 9 Rosa Äsħes
10 Jessica Hartman
11 Cecilia Frijhåuder
12 Stepħanie Smid
13 Carolijn Slotmaker

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by **Omerica** » Sun Aug 08, 2021 10:17 pm

Équipe Omerique · Team Omerica

Three-letter code: OME
National anthem: L’Avonnaise
Primary colours: Smalt blue and red
Secondary colours: Gold and silver
FSO–OSF Executive Director: Mr Ryan Pritchard
Secretary for Tourism, Sport: Députée · Deputy Morgan Barzetti
Head of delegation: Ms Charline Ilbert
Flagbearers for the opening ceremony: Mr Dante Perreira (Karate · Karate) and Ms Christa Rex (Cyclisme sur route · Road cycling)

The United Republics of Omerica’s Olympic debut in Orean and Istria was best described as… disappointing. While nine medals nearly met the target set by the Omerican Sporting Federation, the nation failed to win a single gold at the Games and was further humbled after the fact by the failure of its indoor volleyball teams to qualify for Bunjil. Nevertheless, around 450 athletes will make the journey to Electrum for the Summer Olympics and will be keenly supported by a loyal contingent of supporters, especially next to the football pitches, basketball courts and rugby fields of the Terranean Coast. The race will soon be underway to see who can win Omerica’s first Olympic gold and to see if new FSO–OSF Executive Director (and former Incorrigibles manager) Ryan Pritchard’s seemingly modest goal of twelve medals and two golds can be achieved.

Team rosters:
Basketball à 3 · 3x3 basketball

Basketball «traditionnel» · “Traditional” basketball

Football · Football

Gymnastique rythmique · Rhythmic gymnastics

Hockey sur gazon · Field hockey

Natation artistique · Artistic swimming

Rugby à sept · Rugby sevens

Water polo · Water polo

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by **Acastanha** » Mon Aug 09, 2021 1:39 am

Comitê Olímpico Acastanha
Acastanha Olympic Committee
Komitan Olimpik Savao
XV Summer Olympics

238 events in 14 sports
Flag bearer - Eva Gobroda (Swimming)
Chief de Mission - Cezar Ordonna
Competitors

Football - Men's

Management Team
Manager : Jorge Garbano
Head Coach : Manuel Archanankar
Assistant Coach : Igor Padvalo
Goalkeeper Coach : Santiago Travolusha
Physiotherapist : André Dravade

Style Modifier : +3.73

Main Line-Up
Santiago Karba (GK/29) - Sporting Arrachai
Manuel Savalor (LB/24) - Sporting Arrachai
Andre Gajhipar (CB/26) - Varsayith FC.
Tiago Pakka (CB/24) - Athletic Golfinho
Jorge Vidshav (RB/29) - Siasari (Eraman) (C)
Pedro Ustankar (LM/24) - Sporting Cabo
Achmad Samali (CM/26) - Penshar FC.
Manuel Tiehl (CM/29) - Porto Espinhosa FC.
David Gothrado (RM/24) - Siasari (Eraman)
Cezar Tipag (AT/23) - FC. Radchai
Oscar Hurula (ST/26) - Gadhga FC.
Reserve
Demetrio Kalpa (GK/27) - Athletic Golfinho
Bernardo Urakan (LB/25) - Sporting Cabo
David Urunde (CB/24) - Sporting Arrachai
Javi Lamnakkar (CB/27) - Gadhga FC.
Márcio Barvando (RB/29) - Porto Espinhosa FC.
Lisandro Turtapa (LM/26) - Sporting Arrachai
Rubens Cesavo (CM/28) - Madeira FC.
Pedro Rampubaki (CM/23) - FC. Radchai
Henrique Otanko (RM/21) - FC. Pescadores
Ivan Gutna (AT/23) - Penshar FC.
Bruno Dillakar (ST/24) - Campo de Libelula SC.

Gymnastics - Rhythmic - Women's Team

Head Coach: Estefania Milkkar

Mariana Elvari
Sara Tishkanka
Gloria Savai
Miri Kadhkada
Olivia Ruton
Gina Garbash (Reserve)

Volleyball - Indoor - Women's

Head Coach: Alina Tushankar

Main Line-Up
Leonora Hatharda - 24 - Sitter
Eva Garbash - 26 - Libero
Iris Kalpo - 23 - Blocker
Vanessa Berke - 27 - Blocker
Calista Rutantha - 24 - Hitter
Alda Armakhar - 22 - Hitter
Reserve
Gloria Marith - 23 - Sitter
Mia Yukhta - 27 - Libero
Amalia Gelen - 26 - Blocker
Estefania Iridantha - 23 - Blocker
Thalita Urku - 24 - Hitter
Lena Mirkansa - 25 - Hitter

Water Polo - Women's

Head Coach: Iriana Tartash

Main Line-Up
Irina Kalenko - 22 - Goalkeeper
Olivia Gurdu - 24 - Defense
Mia Upash - 23 - Defense
Gloria Yashmar - 25 - Defense
Alda Jamalar - 23 - Offense
Ema Gorgoth - 25 - Offense
Miri Ladon - 26 - Offense
Reserve
Urmila Barthan - 25 - Goalkeeper
Amalia Naronchar - 24 - Defense
Estefania Gudulla - 23 - Defense
Octavia Urichar - 22 - Offense
Calista Berkarra - 26 - Offense
Rebecca Triuhl - 25 - Offense

Basketball - Women's

Management Team
Head Coach : Pedro Kissinchar
Assistant Coach : Estefania Padvar
Physiotherapist : Rebecca Arande

Main Line-Up
Urmila Radchankar (C/26) - Athletic Abharnagkhla
Amalia Restova (SG/23) - Vaanchai BC.
Ema Vidar (PG/25) - Madeira BC.
Isis Brustong (SF/22) - Athletic Abharnagkhla
Eva Gargola (PF/27) - Porto Espinhosa BC.
Reserve
Thalita Yevshar (C/25) - Madeira BC.
Gloria Irus (PF/26) - Athletic Abharnagkhla
Calista Vaanba (SG/24) - SC. Tabeira
Lilian Tabrigh (PG/28) - Vaanchai BC.
Iris Kushavo (SF/24) - Sagamarayn SC.
Leonora Tarthas (SF/25) - Porto Espinhosa BC.
Mariana Raton (PG/26) - Sporting Cabo

Artistic Swimming - Women's Team

Head Coach : Iriana Gadhgara

Amalia Usthankar
Paula Emerida
Calista Berustev
Mia Ostava
Lena Radpakka
Emilia Thambaas
Miri Jhurkkoni
Isis Pavelan
Urmila Dereth (Reserve)

Rowing - Women's Coxed Eight

Team
Alda Parvala
Ana Ikkarra
Gloria Merchankar
Estefania Urudin
Isis Bishnankar
Vanessa Jashtenkar
Urmila Rubinde
Octavia Mirki
Ema Bunal (Cox)

Volleyball - Indoor - Men's

Head Coach: Hector Karbhadak

Main Line-Up
Pedro Sanshak - 24 - Sitter
Bruno Karbela - 23 - Libero
Cezar Oshanto - 27 - Blocker
Octavio Emerdahl - 24 - Blocker
Ishmael Burdush - 26 - Hitter
Javi Malakkar - 24 - Hitter
Reserve
Miguel Rasthanchar - 22 - Sitter
Gustavo Brishinkar - 24 - Libero
Andre Valao - 27 - Blocker
Oscar Tartiehl - 26 - Blocker
Gabriel Kashanva - 24 - Hitter
Leo Hakkan - 23 - Hitter

Water Polo - Men's

Head Coach: Andre Wardav

Main Line-Up
Bruno Ardanse - 23 - Goalkeeper
Miguel Santoya - 24 - Defense
Pedro Kurikopo - 22 - Defense
Thiago Adane - 26 - Defense
Oscar Tharlante - 24 - Offense
Octavio Luval - 25 - Offense
Bernardo Darkarra - 23 - Offense
Reserve
Andre Bipamko - 22 - Goalkeeper
Davi Kallakar - 24 - Defense
Javi Gothroda - 23 - Defense
Lucas Parviahl - 25 - Defense
Oscar Cevanho - 24 - Offense
Vicenzo Radtahl - 26 - Offense

by **Scornerse** » Mon Aug 09, 2021 2:21 am

Nation Name: Scornerse (SCR)
Flag Bearer: Estella Aguilar (ARCHERY/BOXING/FENCING/JUDO/TAEKWONDO)
Anthem: Moving Forward Stronger

Roughness Index: My Teams in semi/full contact sports each have roughness index's to help you describe playing against them.

Passive: Will prove to be a paragon of fair play and tactics, will refuse to engage in dirty tactics even when made a victim of them, though will of course attempt to play around it. Superficial scratches/bruises/cuts to my athletes are allowed, but injuries that would effect event to event performance must be approved by TG.

Responsive: Will play as rough/dirty as their competition. your players may sustain injuries as a result of their play, including those that leave negative impacts on your athletes in the future. However no actions that'd be sanctionable outside of the match may be portrayed. Superficial scratches/bruises/cuts to my athletes are allowed, but injuries that effect event to event performance must be approved by TG

Aggressive: Will systematically play rough and engage in dirty tactics to win victory, you can attribute losing to them to dirty tactics, or wins against to penalties accrued due to their dirty tactics. your players may sustain injuries as a result of their play, including those that would leave negative impacts on your team in future games. However no actions so blatant as to be sanctionable outside of the match may be portrayed. Superficial scratches/bruises/cuts to my athletes are allowed, but injuries that would effect event to event performance must be approved by TG.

Exceptions to all rules can be agreed to by telegram, but significant departures are unlikely.

Scoring/substitutions can be freely portrayed, though starters, especially captains, are more likely to be involved in big plays.

Scornerse Rosters

Roughness Index: Responsive

Men's

Starters
GK	Xabier Montemayor
C	Izan Riba (C)
C	Liam Mayordomo 
D	Fernando Rabellino
D	Hector Ávila
F	Miquel Teixidó
F      Miquel Herrero
Reserve
GK    Gabriel Valenzuela
D      Rayan Colina
F       Adam Arroyo
F       Alonso Hoyo
C       Biel Bermúdez
D       Raul Rodríguez

Roughness Index: Aggressive

Women's

Starters	
GK	June Capitán
C	Claudia Aragón (C)
C	Alejandra Alférez 
D	Naroa Montemayor
D	Nerea Rabellini
F	Raquel Fernández
F	Idun Pentti
Reserve	
GK Berta Obrero
D     Zoe Carretero
F     Mia Tejero
F    Lucia Carpentier
C    Sara Abad
D    Mireia Señor

Roughness Index: Passive

Men's

Starters
C Adrian Verdugo
PF Emilio Marqués
SF Salvador Aisa
SG Gonzalo Salazar
PG Julio Pastor (C)
Reserve
C Iker Avilés
PF Ivan Coronel
SF Carlos Castejón
SG Manuel Bacque
PG Antonio Jesus Laguna
PF Miguel Díaz
SG Mateo Arriaga

Roughness Index: Responsive

Women's

Starters
C Paloma Notario
PF Maria Isabel Peris
SF Yaiza Llopis
SG Aina Cantero
PG Lina Briones (C)
Reserve
C Diana Giménez
PF Nazaret Pérez
SF Salma Abarquero
SG Tania Merino
PG Maialen Artigas
PF Leyre Barceló
SG Beatriz Pedrero

Roughness Index: Passive

Men's

S Samuel del Valle
S Francisco Jose Gállego(C)
S Enzo Cantero
R Juan Carlos Albacete

Roughness Index: Passive

Women's
S Estefania Montemayor
S Gabriela Aragonés (C)
S Izaro Ayerbe
R Patricia Márquez

Roughness Index: Responsive

Men's

Starters
GK    Jordi Zapatero
RB	Julio Enríquez
LB	Francisco Jose Acin
CB	Gael Aranda
CB	Ismael Alcalde
CM	Juan Jose Anglés (C)
CM	Pol Cantero
RF	Ignacio Barbero
LF	Tomas Conde
CF	Marcos Ferreira
CF	Axel Jiménez
Reserve
GK	Eloy Coronel
RB	John Ferreira
LB	Miquel Bescós
CB	Ivan Lérida
CB	Fernando Camarero
CF	Jordi Contador
CM Xavier Fonz
Alternates
RF Agustin Prado
LF Antonio Jesus Hernández
CF Sergio Morata
CM Ivan Carpintero Charpentier

Roughness Index: Aggressive

Women's

Starters
GK	Arlet Sánchez
RB	Lorena Rabellino
LB	Isabel Maria Cardenal
CB  Azahara Dávila
CB	Desiree Escrivá
CM	Lidia Escudero
CM	Naroa Llopis (C)
RF	Laura Castejón
LF	Leyre Ruiz
CF	India del Valle
CF  Carolina Monedero
Reserve
GK   Gabriela Villegas
RB   Noa Ballesteros
LB   Ane Siurana
CB   Veronica Contador
CB   Aroa Linares
CF   Itziar Orellana
CM  Gloria Sáenz
Alternates
RF   Abril Tudela
LF   Lorena Moliner
CF   Gloria Carreiro
CM  Mireia Cuevas

Roughness Index: Passive

Men's

Starters
GK	Oscar Romero
RB	Mateo Cerecero
LB	Roberto Domínguez
CB	Juan Carlos Núñez
P	Aitor Verdugo (C)
RW	Abril Giménez
LW	Mauro Fernández
Reserve
GK	Aaron Batanero
RB	Lucas Conejero
LB	Gorka Barceló
CB	Francisco Javier Guerrero
P	Francisco Javier Dávila
RW	Luka Rabellino
LW	Jose Antonio Tudela

Roughness Index: Passive

Women's

Starters
GK	Yanira Morterero
RB	Soraya Morata
LB	Mireya Blázquez
CB	Vanessa Hernández
P	Lydia Rabellini (C)
RW	Beatriz Sabaté
LW	Iria Hoyo
Reserve
GK	Sara Cherro
RB	Nazaret Panadero
LB	Chloe Malillos
CB	Isabella Jiménez
P	Elena Velázquez
RW	Zaira Baztán
LW	Nadia Zapatero

Roughness Index: Passive

Men's

Starters
GK	Ibai Gabasa
I   Mikel Gómez Gomis
I   Dylan Ferrero
W  Josep Jurado
W  Juan Díaz
M   Agustin Albacete (C)
M   Ferran Pescador
FB  Elias Montes
FB  Eduardo Catalá
S   Izan Castañeda
Reserve
GK   Saul Carbonero
I     Javier González
W   Elias Sahagún 
M   Juan Antonio Sandoval
FB  Elias Hoyo
Alternates
S    Carlos Zaragoza
M   Ander Zanhuesa
I    Aritz Sanhueza

Roughness Index: Passive

Women's

Starters
GK	Sheila Villarreal
I   Clara Peris
I   Rosa Fonz
W   Ane Chistau
W   Estela Pedrero
M   June Valenzuela (C)
M   Yasmina Villalobos
FB  Iris Rabadán
FB  Claudia Gabasa
S   Abril Hidalgo
Reserve
GK  Uxue Prado
I     Yasmin Abarquero
W   Irati de Herrera
M   Maialen Sartori
FB  Valeria Arán
Alternates
S   Ainhoa Carpenter
M  Alicia Cedillo
I   Desiree Toledo

Roughness Index: Responsive

Men's

Starters
P	Albert Salazar
P	Aimar Morterero
H	Alejandro Riba
SH	Jan Corredor
FH	Manuel Gistaín
C	Adam Carreiro (C)
W	Sergio Madrid
Reserve
P	Erik Gistaín
P	Mikel Gabasa
H	Abril Abad
SH	Roger Nápoles
FH	Eneko Carranza
W	Alan Arroyo

Roughness Index: Aggressive

Women's

Starters
P	Lidia Señor
P	Lola Baztán
H	Gloria Marinero
SH	Victoria Díaz
FH	Noemi Cueva
C	Noa Mínguez (C)
W	Paula Ovejero
Reserve
P	Isabella Sánchez
P	Nazaret Piedrabuena
H	Gala Padrón
SH	Cayetana Santisteban
FH	Leyre Toledano
W	Lydia Valdés

Men's

Starters
Guillem Zaragoza
Aaron Tejedor
Oliver Herrera
Dario Valdovinos
David Gómez
Enzo Sevilla
Reserve
Yeray Rodríguez
Roberto Conde
Alan Fonz
Francisco Javier Gistaín
Hugo Sánchez
Angel Vargas

Women's

Starters
Nadia Escribano
Yanira Martínez
Nazaret Villegas
Jennifer Colina
Berta Pajarero
Itziar Vargas
Reserve
Aida Ballesteros
Amanda Sanhueza
Lydia Morata
Noelia Bermúdez
Nora Sahagún
Lina España

by **Srednjaci** » Mon Aug 09, 2021 10:00 am

OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION OF SREDNJACI

BASKETBALL WOMEN'S

STARTING LINE UP

1. Sanja Blažević - 183 cm- 22 year - Point Guard
2. Paula Jurčević - 192 cm- 25 years - Shooting Guard
3. Hana Belulović - 199 cm - 24 year - Samall Forward
4. Marija Bulatović - 205cm - 25 year - Power Forward
5. Karolina Darojković - 2015 cm - 23 year - Center

BENCH

24. Julija Rakotić - 185 cm-30 year - point gurad
35. Vernesa Mujezinović- 193 cm- 24 years - Shooting Guard
16. Ana Kerenović- 197 cm - 24 year - Samall Forward
22. Vlasta Golubović- 199 cm - 27 year - Samall Forward
41. Dijana Popović- 207cm - 25 year - Power Forward
28. Lidija Gašić -2016 cm - 33 year - Center
31. Dana Hreš - 191 cm- 26 years - Shooting Guard

BASKETBALL MEN'S

HANDBALL WOMEN'S

COACH : Ivana Orešković
Coach Assistent : Juraj Keller
Doctor : Lidija Sumanić
Doctor Assistent : Kornelija Kutarić
Physioterpist : Magadalena Kočić
Condition coach : Vjekoslav Ude
Condition trainers assistent : Robert Zvalić

HANDBALL MEN'S

startnig line up

Damir Bošnjaković 189 cm /30 y /GK
Jure Turić 178 cm/ 23 y. /Right Wing
Klaudije Punatić 180 cm/ 25 y. / Left Wing
Hrvoje Čorić 195 cm / 24 y/ Left Back
Ivan Jukić 202 cm /27 y/ Right Back
Robi Morić 192 cm/ 25 y./ Pivot
Zoran Jukić 194 cm/ 25 y./ Center Back

Bench

Nenad Milić 189 cm /29 y /GK
Vlado Franković 180 cm/ 23 y. /Right Wing
Halid Al- Huzwani  175 cm/ 25 y. / Left Wing
Branimir Čolić 192 cm / 23 y/ Left Back
Marjan Goratić 200 cm /28 y/ Right Back
Vedran Juževija  192 cm/ 27 y./ Pivot
Filip Orlović 193 cm/ 25 y./ Center Back

FOOTBALL WOMEN'S

PLAYING SQUAD


LINE UP 

GKJelena Jukić  - 26 y - NK Bistua Nuova

LB Danijela Majić - 23 y - NK Bistua Nuova
CB Ivana Žimić - 26 y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars
CB Tanja Franković- 27 y - NK Turbina Taru 
RB Zorana Šutić - 25 y - NK Kula 

CDM Magda Roberta Eralić - 25 y- NK Pionir Podgora

LW Davida Zimmer - 24 y - NK Bistua Nuova /captain
RW Leona Jurković - 19 y- NK Dormatisi Blue Stars

CF Viktorija Terzić- 25 y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars

ST Petra Marinović - 24 y - NK Bistua Nuova
ST Hana Vučemilović- 25 y - NK Bistua Nuova

Style Modifier: +-0
FORMATION 4 - 1 - 2 - 1 - 2 
SECUNDARY FORMATION : 4 - 4 - 2



SUBSTITUTE 

GK Roberta de Rocca- 30y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars
GK Hana Rendić - 19y - NK Orion 
LB Elisaveta Tutkmaniševa 28y - 25y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars
LB Vitalija Orežan - 18y - NK Plava Laguna
CB Ivana Žimić - 25y- NK Dormatisi Blue Stars 
CB Suzana Valentić 26 y NK Dormatisi Blue Stars
RB Martina Tomljanović - 27y - NK Bistua Nuova
RCB Ivona Lužajić - 26y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars 
LCB Julija Stamatova - NK Kula

DCM Dragana Turković - 30y- NK Bistua Nuova
CM Olga Vuković - 25 y- NK King Stars Katanija
LW Marija Čežić  - 18 y - NK Katanija Dalatia Bank
RW Ivana Julišković - 17y - NK King Star Katanija


ST Veronika Satara - 29y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars
ST Tijana Mušarović 19 y- NK Plava Laguna
ST /SS Jullie Sarco  - 26y - NK Dormatisi Blue Stars

COACH : Dubravka Šoljić
Coach Assistent : Mirzet Habdagić
GK Coach : Filip Jurčević
MD COACH: Goran Tvalić
WINGS Coach : Zoran Tadesić; Hedeharu Takamoto
CF Coach : Lidija Sterilić, Mirnes Dušebašić
ST Coach : Klaudija Rumenić; Vjekoslav Burić, Tomislav Galić
DF, CB Coach : Gordan Hretić, Silvija Šunjić, Hassan Al-Homeini
Doctor : Fran Kostolan, Henry Derman, Julija Kotyarova
Psyhioterapyst : Blagoje Raudić, Martina Steblić

FOOTBALL MEN'S

LINE UP

GK Jure Iveša - 26 y - NK Čelik Raduč

LB Konstantin Kozlević - 25y - NK Black Wings
CB Ivan Kušić - 26 y - NK Dinamo Katanija
CB Franko Rušković - 27 y - NK Mladost Melarit - Captain
RB Zoran Šutić - 25 y - NK Archer Kula

CDM Heong Min Ho - 25 y- NK Dinamo Katanija

LW Matija Čežić - 18 y - NK Katanija Dalatia Bank
RW Takanobu Tavano - 23 y- NK Dinamo Katanija

CF/ CM Ante Tomljanović - 25 y - NK Čelik Raduč

ST Isidor Matković - 24 y - NK Torpedo Melarit
ST Li Peng - 25 y - NK Mladost Melarit

Bench

GK Hrvoje Rendić - 19y - Traktor Vitreja
RB jakov Ivandić - 27y - NK Čelik Raduč
RM - Vjeran Tukić - 24y - NK Čelik Raduč
CAM Marko Štegotić - 26y - NK Torpedo Melarit
RS Ivan Županović - 23 - NK Torpedo Melarit
LW Vjekoslav Talić - 22 y- NK Dinamo Katanija
ST Ante Marinković - 29 y. - NK Dinamo Katanija
ST Želimir Kalčević - 30 y.- NK Čelik Raduč
CB Nazim Shefrezi - 26y. - NK Čelik Raduč
CM Vladimir Vitalić - 24 y. - NK Dinamo Katanija

Style Modifier: +-0

COACH : Hrvoje Vezmar
Coach Assistent : Dubravka Šoljić
GK Coach : Filip Jurčević
MD COACH: Goran Tvalić
WINGS Coach : Zoran Tadesić; Hedeharu Takamoto
CF Coach : Lidija Sterilić, Mirnes Dušebašić
ST Coach : Klaudija Rumenić; Vjekoslav Burić, Tomislav Galić
DF, CB Coach : Gordan Hretić, Silvija Šunjić, Hassan Al-Homeini
Doctor : Fran Kostolan, Henry Derman, Julija Kotyarova
Psyhioterapyst : Blagoje Raudić, Martina Steblić

Volleyball Women's

Kornelija Vlašić - 203 cm - Left side hitters – Bistua Nuova ( co Captain)
Marija Traparić – 197 cm- Right side hitter – Rudar Raduč
Ivana Jurešić– 202 cm – middle hitter – King Stars Katanija ( Captain)
Vedrana Savanović – 189 cm – Setter – King Star Katanija
Nataša Vemenarić – 180 cm – Libero – Melarit Volley
Roelia Mašić – 199 cm – middle blocker – Dalatija

Bench
Ivona Kutranić – 206 cm – right side hitter – Bistua Nuova
Tanja Jerković – 189 cm- setter – Tower Sky Kula
Denisa Isić – 200 cm – middle blocker – King Star Katanija
Jasna Hojko – 198 cm – left side hitter – Podgora
Marijana Kurtoić – 198 cm- middle hitter – Dalatija
Suzy Ling – 182 cm – Libero – Ota Moru Melarit
Valentina Gačić – 185 cm - Defensive Specialist – Ota Moru Melarit

Playing : 5-1 Formation
Coach : Hrvoje Rebić
Coach Assistent : Zdravka Čelić
Doctor : Anastasia Sulejmanova
Doctor Assistant : Vilim Jukić
Physioterapist : Dejan Štulić
Physioterapist assistent : Vedrana Bulajić

VOLLEYBALL MEN'S

Starters

Mladen Mladenović - 203 cm - Left side hitters – Bistua Nuova ( co Captain)
Mario Traparić – 210 cm- Right side hitter – Rudar Raduč
Ivan Jureković – 205 cm – middle hitter – King Stars Katanija ( Captain)
Vedran Žlender – 189 cm – Setter – King Star Katanija
Fran Zubčić – 180 cm – Libero – Melarit Volley
Robert Mamić – 202 cm – middle blocker – Dalatija

Bench
Davor Hernić – 209 cm – right side hitter – Bistua Nuova
Goran Jerković – 192 cm- setter – Tower Sky Kula
Sanjin Milanović – 203 cm – middle blocker – King Star Katanija
Ivan Đurešić – 202 cm – left side hitter – Podgora
Marijan Hrtenović – 207 cm- middle hitter – Dalatija
Valerije Kostić – 185 cm – Libero – Ota Moru Melarit
Amir Koturil – 187 cm - Defensive Specialist – Ota Moru Melarit

Playing : 5-1 Formation
Coach : Hrvoje Rebić
Coach Assistent : Zdravka Čelić
Doctor : Anastasia Sulejmanova
Doctor Assistant : Vilim Jukić
Physioterapist : Dejan Štulić
Physioterapist assistent : Vedrana Bulajić

MEN'S BASKETBALL 3 x 3

Saša Koznar  23 years, Katanija 
Dudo Nožić  25 years,  Plava Laguna
Bruno Idorić 26 years, Katanija
Vedran Cankarević 27 years, Taru

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 3 X 3

Izadora Julić 26 years, Melarit
Karolina Hanatić 25 years, Dormatisi 
Viktorija Gregorić 19 years, Kula
Anabela Udović 22 years, Bistua Nuova

WATERPOLO MEN'S

Name               Age        Position          Hometown                 Club

Borna Levinić         24          GK            Katanija             Katanija Kings Stars
Filip Oršić            21          GK            Plava Laguna           Plava Laguna
Velimir Trenović       24          C             Melarit              Posejdon Melarit
Dragan Volarević       25          C             Taru                  Neptune Taru    
Orelio Gutierez        20          C            Katanija             Kings Stars Katanija
Mihael Fiolić           22          Attack        Taru                Neptune Taru
Dalibor Čavkić          34          Attack        Melarit              Posejdon Melarit
Aleksander Aleksandrov  19          Attack        Kula                   Kula
Bojan Hrgović           25          Attack        Plava Laguna            Plava Laguna
Branimir Desmond        20          Defender      Katanija              Kings Stars Katanija
Siniša Josipović        19          Defender      Katanija               Kings Stars Katanija
Viki Linić              26          Defender      Taru                   Neptune Taru
Elvis Hananović         22          Defender      Dormatisi             Dormatisi Blue Stars

WATERPOLO WOMEN'S

Name               Age        Position          Hometown                 Club

Bojana Levinić          24          GK            Katanija             Katanija Kings Stars
Karolina Oršić          21          GK            Plava Laguna           Plava Laguna
Katarina Trenović       24          C             Melarit              Posejdon Melarit
Dragana Knjaz           25          C             Taru                  Neptune Taru    
Ivana Baković           20          C             Katanija             Kings Stars Katanija
Mihaela Rakočević       22          Attack        Taru                Neptune Taru
Sanja Čavkić            24          Attack        Melarit              Posejdon Melarit
Gordana Jurešković      29          Attack        Kula                   Kula
Ivona Hrgović           25          Attack        Plava Laguna            Plava Laguna
Branka Desmond          20          Defender      Katanija              Kings Stars Katanija
Zdenka Josipović        19          Defender      Katanija               Kings Stars Katanija
Violeta Linić           26          Defender      Taru                   Neptune Taru
Dubravka Hoyzell        22          Defender      Dormatisi             Dormatisi Blue Stars

by **Pratapgadh** » Mon Aug 09, 2021 5:36 pm

Pratapgadh Olympic Association
All Team Event Rosters

SUM                          13825
ENTRIES                      283
AVG                          48.85159011
STD. DEV.                    18.81017005
STD. DEV. USED FOR MMAB CALC 25.68
MMAB (MAX = 0.2)             0.2

NOTE: Work In Progress. Missing rosters for Women's Football, Men's and Women's Hockey, Women's Rugby Sevens, Men's and Women's Indoor Volleyball.

by **Kalosia** » Tue Aug 10, 2021 8:17 am

The Republic of Kalosia
Official Delegation to the Games of the XV Olympiad

Trigramme: KLS
Number of entries: 208
Number of athletes: 307

National anthem: Kalos, voš saľutamu (Kalos, we salute you)
National colours: Flag colours (navy blue and white — same shades as the Finnish flag)

Head of delegation: Kristiánu Fabiáni
Flagbearers: Fabiu Altanu (Skateboarding) & Anita Morande (Sailing)

Men's

Luka Amadeó
Renatu Belini
Fabió Dalešandru
Enriku diPiétru
Rikardu Ǧovani
Zeó Kampeli
Adam Kosta
Giľermu Serafini
Paólu Tunisi (reserve)

Women's

Sofie Beumont
Mikela Baľoni
Valeria Febriu
Nadia Gorgoni
Amaja Leciares
Dania Lesku
Martina Romanu
Franka Salvator
Irena Marseľanu (reserve)

Men's

01  C Rafaél Kaľari
02 SF Agoasto Kuarces
03 PF David Guerra
04 PG Robertu Valenti
05 SG Ǧulio Martes
06 CR Domeniku Kruž
07 CR Leónardu Dësaltu
08 FR Antoniu Gardañu
09 FR Rodrigu Ǧuákini
10 GR Karlu Ferer
11 GR Nikolu Fiori
12 GR Albertu Cafalonesqui

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Women's

01  C Klaudia Veranu
02 SF Veronika Mažu
03 PF Rosa Kasini
04 PG Nikolë Barti
05 SG Andrea Ǧiraldi
06 CR Ǧordanë Basiliku
07 CR Miriam Kohen
08 FR Samanta Ferer
09 FR Rosalindë Maržanu
10 GR Ǧiana Disiérë
11 GR Bianka Pežaru
12 GR Magdalenë Kosta

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Men's
Note: This is the same roster used in the recent Copa Rushmori.

Coach: Alfredu Parmi
Formation: 4–4–2
Style: -1.5
Nickname: Li Krešenti / The Crescents (their kit design features the crescent symbol, also present in the national flag)
Colours: Dark blue and white (flag colours)

01 GK Ǧiánkarlu Maržini
02 DF Benedetu Kruž
03 DF Rikardu Biažu (captain)
04 DF Kristoforu Altanu
05 DF Petru Kasini
06 MF Ťarlës Mersié
07 MF Agostinu Baľarti
08 FW Alesandru Martineli
09 FW Klaudiu Kasanu
10 MF Paólu Kartas
11 MF Kristianu Grisini
12 GK Luiž Florelu
13 DF Ǧovan Marseľanu
14 DF Mateo Korsikanu
15 DF Ǧamal Tunisi
16 DF Daniél Kasini
17 MF Sebastianu Kaľari
18 MF Gabriél Sardu
19 FW Marku Katalon
20 FW Mario Bonifaťu
21 MF Rajmondu Maržu
22 MF Ǧakomu Salvator

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Women's

Coach: Anita Blanki
Formation: 4–4–2
Style: +2.0
Nickname: Le Krešente / The Crescents (their kit design features the crescent symbol, also present in the national flag)
Colours: Dark blue and white (flag colours)

01 GK Martina Legori
02 DF Erika Zimeri
03 DF Ǧovana Frateli
04 DF Stella Baľoni
05 DF Maria Fernandi (captain)
06 MF Athena Karloti
07 MF Josefinë Ferer
08 FW Katerinë Kosta
09 FW Margaretë Bišini
10 MF Analisa Albini
11 MF Luísa Marinu
12 GK Franšeska Kartas
13 DF Ǧorǧinë Kruž
14 DF Ivana Ženovesë
15 DF Ana Rajmondi
16 DF Isabel Marcines
17 MF Elisa Pažini
18 MF Antonia Žiraldi
19 FW Lia Kampañi
20 FW Milana Sardu
21 MF Celinë di Venero
22 MF Sesilia Daľi

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Men's

01 GK Antoniu Karvaľu
02 GK Marku Batistë
03 CB Viktor Roši
04 CB Franku Dalmenu
05  P Valentinu Salvator
06  P Chjauvin Niçardi
07 LW Rajmondu Kastor
08 LW Lorenžu San Jakobu
09 RW Valentinu Bartolomio
10 RW Ǧorǧu Marteli
11 LB Rejnaldu Pišardi
12 LB Dante Ferandi
13 RB Ǧovan Taratonë
14 RB Robertu Kaľari

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Women's

01 GK Renata Kruž
02 GK Teresë 
03 CB Ana Li
04 CB Rafaéla Pireli
05  P Samira Saída
06  P Mikela Dalesu
07 LW Alešandra Lukareli
08 LW Petra Nostradamu
09 RW Kamilia Fernandi
10 RW Kleopatra Riardi
11 LB Valentinë Ferer
12 LB Helena Marseľanu
13 RB Afrodita Vasili
14 RB Milana Mikeli

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Men's

01 Mikel Ǧorǧi (goalkeeper)
02 Arnoldu Kasteli
03 Alešandru Marte
04 Masimu Veduri
05 Hasan Brahimi
06 Franšesku Mesiéri
07 Chjarles Marçelli
08 Petru Kampañë
09 Kalvinu Bukiéri
10 Mateó Franku
11 Ǧorǧu Marlone
12 Stefanu Raneri
13 Ǧanpaólu Daneli (goalkeeper)

Note: Starting players are bolded.

Women's

01 Lidia Kartas (goalkeeper)
02 Luísa Maršiu
03 Clementina Gallia
04 Paóla Mediťi
05 Elenë Altanu
06 Ǧovana Gabriéli
07 Rakel Erasmu
08 Anǧela Nataniéli 
09 Amelia Rasteli
10 Brižita Beldoni
11 Isabela Arnoldi
12 Olivia Kruž
13 Anita Monteranu (goalkeeper)

Note: Starting players are bolded.

by **Darmen** » Fri Aug 13, 2021 9:22 am

Darmeni National Olympic Committee
Rosters & Other Information

Chef de mission: Gaius Mac Thaidhg, DNOC Vice President of External Affairs
Opening Ceremony Flag Bearer: Cruz Kruger (Men's Swimming) & Iael Bryan (Women's Swimming)
Closing Ceremony Flag Bearer: Simón Ó Damháin (Men's Canoeing) & Jaquelyn Clacher (Women's Athletics)
National Anthem: The Black Bear

Games Host                                      Gold Silver Bronze Total
VI    Lasft, Cafundéu                            0    2      3       5
VII   Emberton, Krytenia                         1    3      3       7
VIII  Orean, Liventia                            3    6      7      16
IX    Zube & Kytler Bay City, Kytler Peninsuale  5   10     15      30
XII   Novonaya, Kelssek & Provinsk, Vekaiyu      5    4      4      13
XIII  Republica, Free Republics                  2    7      5      14
XIV   Istria, Banija & Orean, Liventia          14    6      7      27

              Men's                    | Women's                  | Mixed                    | Total
Sport         Gold Silver Bronze Total | Gold Silver Bronze Total | Gold Silver Bronze Total | Gold Silver Bronze Total
Athletics      7    4      8      19   |  1    1      0      2    |  0    0      0      0    |  8    5      8      21
Cycling        3    5      4      12   |  0    0      2      2    |  0    0      0      0    |  3    5      6      14
Canoeing       3    5      1       9   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  3    5      1       9
Boxing         3    2      6      11   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  3    2      6      11
Swimming       3    2      2       7   |  0    0      1      1    |  0    0      0      0    |  3    2      3       8
Volleyball     1    1      0       2   |  1    0      0      1    |  0    0      0      0    |  2    1      0       3
Taekwondo      1    1      2       4   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    1      2       4
Tennis         1    1      1       3   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    1      1       3
Weightlifting  1    1      1       3   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    1      1       3
Sailing        1    1      1       3   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    1      1       3
Rowing         1    0      4       5   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    0      4       5
Golf           1    0      0       1   |  0    0      1      1    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    0      1       2
Football       1    0      0       1   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    0      0       1
Handball       1    0      0       1   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  1    0      0       1
Wrestling      0    3      6       9   |  0    1      0      1    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    4      6      10
Fencing        0    2      0       2   |  0    0      2      2    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    2      2       4
Basketball     0    2      1       3   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    2      1       3
Gymnastics     0    2      0       2   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    2      0       2
Hockey         0    1      0       1   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    1      0       1
Table Tennis   0    1      0       1   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    1      0       1
Diving         0    0      0       0   |  0    1      0      1    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    1      0       1
Shooting       0    0      0       0   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    1      0      1    |  0    1      0       1
Baseball       0    0      1       1   |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      0      0    |  0    0      1       1
              28   34     38     100   |  2    3      6     11    |  0    1      0      1    | 30   38     44     112

Medal History

Event                                    Athlete                  Medal  Games
Women's Diving Synchronized 10m Platform Maala Wortham/Tisha Lyon Silver XIII-Republica

Expectations: None. Diving has never been a historically strong sport in Darmen and the silver medal from the Republica games is viewed mostly as a fluke.

Medal History

Event                                 Athlete                                                      Medal  Games
Men's Swimming 4x100m Freestyle Relay Roar McFarland/Cruz Kruger/Johnny Meinhardt/Toussaint Fabian Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Swimming 200m Freestyle         Cruz Kruger                                                  Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Swimming 800m Freestyle         Alon Harrison                                                Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Swimming 400m Freestyle         Rich Biermann                                                Silver XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Swimming 4x200m Freestyle Relay Roar McFarland/Cruz Kruger/Johnny Meinhardt/Toussaint Fabian Silver XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Swimming 1500m Freestyle        Mason Cyre                                                   Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Swimming 10000m Marathon        Lior Bouwmeester                                             Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Women's Swimming 10000m Marathon      Iael Bryan                                                   Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean

Expectations: As with athletics or cycling, the longer the event the more popular it becomes in Darmen. As such, Darmen is expected to be in contention for at least one medal in the 800m & 1500m freestyle events for the men, as well the 10000m marathon events for both the men and women. Additionally, Cruz Kruger will lead Darmen's relay teams as they hope to repeat their surprise performances from the last games.

Men's

Head Coach: Inge Ó Coileáin (60)

No Name              Pos Age
 1 Seneca Villeneuve GK  34  CAPTAIN
 2 Ciríaco McLeod    CB  33
 3 Theothelm Pahlke  D   29
 4 Caleb Fuller      D   30
 5 Wilmaer Spooner   D   33
 6 Grady Browne      D   31
 7 Gordon Joubert    CF  33
 8 Azazias Fried     CB  28
 9 Domnall Thomson   D   22
10 Lochlann Gilliam  D   33
11 Derryl Coy        D   23
12 Dagr Sanford      CF  38
13 Emmanuel Meunier  GK  24

Women's

Head Coach: Talulla School (69)

No Name                Pos Age
 1 Magali Arthur       GK  32
 2 Sacha McIver        CB  29
 3 Annie Riese         D   32
 4 Ashton Mills        D   25
 5 Emelia Dempsey      D   33  CAPTAIN
 6 Martirio Truman     D   28
 7 Belén Martinson     CF  30
 8 Manu McLean         CB  27
 9 Nóirín Mullins      D   21
10 Sofie Sheppard      D   23
11 Herminia David      D   22
12 Shulamite Heinrichs CF  29
13 Jeanine Breisacher  GK  23

Expectations: It is hoped that both teams make it past the group stage, which will be easier for the men's team than the women's. Medals are unlikely however.

Medal History

Event                              Athlete                                            Medal  Games
Men's Athletics 4x100m relay       Bob Riley/Usain Lightning/Mike Bolt/Ryan Morganson Gold   VII-Emberton
Women's Athletics 10000m           Victoria Slusser                                   Gold   VIII-Orean
Men's Athletics 5000m              Iona Harden                                        Gold   XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Athletics 3000m Steeplechase Auberon Pryce                                      Gold   XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Athletics 10000m             Oddr Pickle                                        Gold   XIII-Republica
Men's Athletics 5000m              Aidan Beckett                                      Gold   XIII-Republica
Men's Athletics 1500m              Egbert Jerome                                      Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Athletics 5000m              Max Bush                                           Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Athletics 400m Hurdles       Dennis Reyes                                       Silver VI-Lasft
Men's Athletics Long Jump          Tobiasz Eric                                       Silver VIII-Orean
Men's Athletics 800m               Horace Burace                                      Silver VIII-Orean
Men's Athletics 100m               Bob Riley                                          Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Women's Athletics 1500m            Jaquelyn Clacher                                   Silver XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Athletics 100m               Bob Riley                                          Bronze VI-Lasft
Men's Athletics Long Jump          Kiernan Litwiller                                  Bronze VII-Emberton
Men's Athletics 10000m             Scott Perry                                        Bronze VIII-Orean
Men's Athletics 10000m             Kurt Din                                           Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Athletics High Jump          Elijah Sheinfeld                                   Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Athletics 5000m              Aidan Beckett                                      Bronze XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Athletics 800m               Ariel Arnold                                       Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Athletics 1500m              Anso McFarland                                     Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean

Expectations: Although sprinter Bob Riley is among the most decorated Darmeni Olympians, it is in the distance events, particularly the 10000m, where Darmen excells. Max Bush is hoping to repeat as a gold medalist in the 5000m and win his first in the 10000m. Both Egbert Jerome (gold) and Anso McFarland (bronze) have returned to hopefully continue Darmeni dominance of the 1500m. Darmen's three marathon runners are among the fastest yet sent, if they fail to return with a medal it will be another games without success in what is potentially Darmen's most popular event.

On the women's side, Jaquelyn Clacher will not only be a flag bearer at the closing ceremony, but perhaps Darmen's best chance at winning another medal in women's athletics. Ascensión Voll and Rebekka Clark should not be counted out in the 5000m and 10000m. Marathon runner Anita Toledano also looks in fine form.

Medal History

Event Medal  Games
Men's Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Silver XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Bronze VIII-Orean

Men's

Head Coach: Arnfried McNab (68, Leicester Square Riders)

Pos #  Name               Age Ht.   Club
C    1 Wilfred Waterman   31  7'1"  Scott City Phoenix
PF   2 Jovian Vargas*     24  6'9"  Eau Claire Wolves
SF   3 Jovian Vargas*     30  6'8"  Eau Claire Wolves
SG   4 Baruch Foster      34  6'5"  Scott City Phoenix
PG   5 Adolphe Brose      24  6'3"  Leicester Square Riders

C    6 Ciríaco Batts      29  7'0"  Leicester Square Riders
PF   7 Leon Chávez        25  6'10" Rogerton Sharks
SF   8 Arístides Gonzales 24  6'7"  Tim City Giants
SG   9 Hiezecihel Crouch  30  6'5"  Eau Claire Wolves
PG  10 Alonso Fertig      30  6'2"  Leicester Square Riders
F   11 Gilbert Brody      24  6'10" Chuckio Raiders
G   12 Nioclas Watkins    25  6'5"  Tim City Giants

*No, these are not the same person.

Women's

Head Coach: Eibhlín Mac Cormaic (67)

Pos #  Name             Age Ht.
C    1 Nóra Quinn       33  6'8"
PF   2 Tammi Solomon    33  6'4"
SF   3 Cecelia Ovesen   29  6'4"
SG   4 Jayden Hartmann  27  6'3"
PG   5 Kristy Cook      25  6'1"

C    6 Macaria García   23  6'9"
PF   7 Elfreda Hobson   27  6'7"
SF   8 Paloma Heinz     26  6'6"
SG   9 Joan Thomson     24  6'3"
PG  10 Goldie Adams     33  5'10"
PF  11 Merry Nixon      32  6'4"
SG  12 Sadhbh Ritter    31  6'0"

Men's 3x3

Head Coach: Ionathan Burns (50)

Pos Name           Age Height Club
F   Micha Brandt   29  6'9"   Brham Eagles
G   Lynton MacBeth 24  6'5"   Sterling City Knights
G   Wyatt Garfield 27  6'4"   Kalenda Colonels

G   Richard Hanson 26  6'5"   Johnho Rocks

Women's 3x3

Head Coach: Isobel Holme (54)

Pos Name              Age Height
F   Graciana Haugen   32  6'6"
G   Hayleigh Spearing 25  6'3"
G   Sylvie Timberlake 31  5'11"

G   'Avigayil Vipond  31  6'0"

Expectations: For a country that does not normally compete in the International Basketball Championships, Darmen has done very well at the Olympics, finishing runners-up twice. The men's team is expected to mount a challenge for the gold, while the women's and 3-on-3 teams are considered to be more like side shows than actual medal contenders.

Medal History

Event Medal  Games
Men's Bronze XIII-Republica

Baseball

Position                        Name                 Age Team
Manager                         Sawyer Pratt         69  Scott City Blue Jays
Pitching Coach                  Comgal Mac Cnáimhín  60  Tilden Islanders
Hiting Coach                    Maddox Lesauvage     49  Eau Claire Barons
Bench Coach                     Davie McCrory        69  Scott City Blue Jays
1st Base Coach                  Oscar Mendelsohn     62  Royal BC
3rd Base Coach                  Dorian Hierro        57  Eau Claire Barons
Infielders Coach                Jon Ramsay           63  Menomonie Eagles
Outfielders Coach               Manu Corey           37  Scott City Blue Jays
Catchers Coach/Bullpen Catcher  Valentine Sullivan   54  Scott City Blue Jays
Strength and Conditioning Coach Ithiel Millhouse     50  Royal BC
Trainer                         Yehoshua Arreola     44  Eau Claire Barons

Postition Name                  Age Team                       Bats Throws
LHP       Teague Fenn           29  Bloomer Woodticks          L    L
LHP       Reto Ó Cochláin       31  Eau Claire Barons          L    L
LHP       Henrik Hendry         29  Chippewa Falls Lumberjacks L    L
LHP       Ioram Wilkie          24  Johnho Trojans             L    L
RHP       Dubhghall Dwight      25  Brham Blues                R    R
RHP       Raymond Gagneux       31  Scott City Blue Jays       R    R
RHP       Colin MacRae          28  Liverpool Mustangs         R    R
RHP       Mathis Langley        34  Eau Claire Barons          R    R
RHP       Bram Pound            23  Darmen City White Sox      R    R
RHP       Yorick George         32  Tilden Islanders           R    R
RHP       Ludger Hintzen        26  Brady City Braves          R    R

C         Bart Cardoso          29  Huntington Terriers        R    R
C         Aidan Cocks           23  Jim Falls Sturgeons        S    R
1B        Micheal Favager       33  Scott City Blue Jays       R    R
1B/3B     Cherokee O'Malley     30  Scott City Blue Jays       R    R
2B        Philemon Hartmann     34  Darmen City White Sox      L    L
2B/SS     Quentin Burns         26  Hallie Eagles              R    R
SS        Baz Metz              24  Scott City Blue Jays       S    R
3B        Denton König          29  Hallie Eagles              R    R
LF        Uri Reagan            32  Scott City Blue Jays       R    R
CF        Gregor Maçon          35  Eau Claire Barons          L    L
RF        Storm Riley           25  Tempala Thunder            R    R
OF        Lebanah Schulz        26  Springfield Spiders        R    R
DH        Lamprecht Ellisson    24  Hallie Eagles              S    R

Pitching Rotation & Batting Order
1-Bram Pound
2-Raymond Gagneux
3-Teague Fenn
4-Colin MacRae
All other pitchers are part of the bullpen, Ludger Hintzen will serve as closer.

1-Uri Reagan (LF)
2-Michael Favager (1B)
3-Denton König (3B)
4-Bart Cardoso (C)
5-Lamprecht Ellisson (DH)
6-Storm Riley (RF)
7-Gregor Maçon (CF)
8-Baz Metz (SS)
9-Philemon Hartmann (2B)

Softball

Head Coach: Addie Karl (67)

#  Pos Name               Age Bats Throws
 1 SP  Jaclyn Fabien      25  R    R
 3 SP  Rosamond Gardener  34  R    R
 4 SP  Yolonda Moreno     29  L    L
 5 RP  Godeliva Hardy     35  R    R
 6 RP  Jena McKay         36  L    L
 7 CP  Derval Browne      36  L    L
 8 C   Sam Booth          22  R    R
 9 1B  Aeliana Reuter     34  R    R
10 2B  Annabeth Parish    35  R    R
11 SS  Emalee Dougherty   33  L    L
12 3B  Meg Sangster       24  R    R
13 LF  Gwenneth Richard   34  R    R
14 CF  Marina Arreola     31  L    L
15 RF  Therese Brahms     25  R    R

Expectations: Professional baseball is hanging on to life in Darmen, but cricket has firmly replaced it as the most popular bat and ball sport in Darmen. While an Olympic medal might be just what is needed to spur a new generation of fans to take up the game, it's unlikely to happen at these games.

Medal History

Event                    Athlete                Medal  Games
Men's Middleweight       Boniface de Sauveterre Gold   IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Welterweight       Filippu Simon          Gold   IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Super Heavyweight  Gøran Charbonneau      Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Light Welterweight Firmino Armstrong      Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Light Heavyweight  Jehiel Antonini        Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Bantamweight       Herb Adams             Bronze VI-Lasft
Men's Light Heavyweight  Don Barry              Bronze VI-Lasft
Men's Welterweight       Steve Austin           Bronze VIII-Orean
Men's Heavyweight        Edric Hudson           Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Light Welterweight Damian Sweet           Bronze XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Heavyweight        Casey Melville         Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean

Expectations: Darmen's third most successful sport at the Olympics (by total medals won), Darmeni boxers, especially the men, are always poised to bring home a medal or two, although the magic of the 9th Olympiad, when five medals were won, is unlikely to be repeated.

Medal History

Event          Athlete                                                              Medal  Games
Men's K1 1000m Simón Ó Damháin                                                      Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's C1 1000m Murtagh Elliott                                                      Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's K4 500m  Simón Ó Damháin/Vinzent Hadaway/Seòras Daniel/Adelbert Ó Caiside     Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's C1 1000m Zeke Roberts                                                         Silver VII-Emberton
Men's C1 1000m Zeke Roberts                                                         Silver VIII-Orean
Men's K4 1000m Leo Buland/Edoardo Kynaston/Luitpold Shain/Gustaaf Causer            Silver VIII-Orean
Men's C1 1000m Quinlan Donnelly                                                     Silver XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's K1 200m  Jehoshaphat Santana                                                  Silver XIII-Republica
Men's K4 1000m Jehoshaphat Santana/Corentin Nicholson/Florus Strange/Fred Ó Dubháin Bronze XIII-Republica

Expectations: Although not particularly strong in the slalom events, sprints in the canoe or kayak, particularly over a kilometer, have yielded success over the years. The pressure is on to follow up on the last game's three gold medals; kayak star Simón Ó Damháin in particular will be looking to add to his personal medal total.

Medal History

Event                 Athlete                                                          Medal  Games
Men's Keirin          Oved Duffy                                                       Gold   IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Team Persuit    Baldur Soldati/Hammond Rowntree/Conn Dahlmans/Veniaminu Luzzatto Gold   IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Mountain Bike   Sosimo Owens                                                     Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Road Race       Lukas Vogler                                                     Silver VI-Lasft
Men's Road Race       Scott Perry                                                      Silver VII-Emberton
Men's Sprint          Ochieng Dobos                                                    Silver VIII-Orean
Men's Road Race       Irvin Falk                                                       Silver XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Road Race       Theodore McKay                                                   Silver XIII-Republica
Men's Team Sprint     Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan                   Bronze VII-Emberton
Men's Team Persuit    Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Tomas Banderas/Ochieng Dobos      Bronze VIII-Orean
Men's Road Time Trial Johannes Jonker                                                  Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Women's Road Race     Tabatha Tremble                                                  Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Omnium          Fergal Eaton                                                     Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean
Women's Omnium        Sheila Boon                                                      Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean

While football and athletics are certainly among the most popular sports back home, make no mistake: THIS. IS. THE. SPORT. The success or failure of the cycling team, particularly in the men's road race, will measure the success of Darmen's Olympic experience. A Darmeni has finished in second place of the men's road race in four of the seven appearances Darmen has had in the Olympics, but no Darmeni has yet laid hold of a gold. While the last Olympics was Darmen's most successful in terms of gold medals won, the lack of medals in road cycling left a sour taste in the mouths of Darmenis. Napoléon Masters is the man in form, Darmeni hopes at these games will rest primarily on his shoulders.

While success in the road race eluded Darmen in the previous games, Sosimo Owens took gold in the mountain biking event and Fergal Eaton and Sheila Boon both took bronze in the men's and women's Omnium. All three will be looking to repeat at these games.

Medal History

Event         Athlete           Medal  Games
Men's Épée    Heiko Goldschmidt Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Sabre   Vasya Southers    Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Women's Sabre Claire Kalb       Bronze VIII-Orean
Women's Sabre Anja Christians   Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City

Expectations: Chances to win medals are low. The Darmeni fencing program hasn't recovered since it began its decline following the games in the Kytler Peninsulae.

Medal History

Event Medal Games
Men's Gold  XII-Novonaya & Provinsk

Men's

Coaching Staff
Position          Name           Age
Manager           Isaiah Atwater 59
Assistant Manager Lucien Brant   48

 # Pos Name             Age Club                      Caps Goals
 1 GK  Woody Krause     22  Royal PFC                  0    0 
 2 LB  Sigimund Firmin  27* Unioneers (EUR)           12    0    (11 caps, 1 goal at senior level)
 3 LCB Archie Ó Gormáin 20  FC Dynamo Kalenda          0    0
 4 RCB Augusto Bull     28* Chippewa Valley United FC  7    0    (24 caps, 0 goals at senior level)
 5 RB  Galvão Kneib     22  Menomonie United           0    0
 6 LDM Sinjin Mathers   22  Menomonie United           2    0
 7 RDM Alex Peña        23  Olympique Chuckio          3    0    (5 caps, 0 goals at senior level)
 8 LM  Kerr Park        23  Johnho United              0    0
 9 CM  Mercurius Byrnes 32* Rogerton Valladar CF      12    0    (61 caps, 10 goals at senior level) - Captain
10 RM  Valère Walters   22  Eau Claire United          0    0
11 ST  Baltassar Boon   22  Austin FC                  0    0

12 GK  Maina Olayinka   23  Chuckio FC                 0    0
13 LB  Joash Mac Coluim 23  FC Dynamo Kalenda          0    0
14 LCB Craig Good       22  Atlético Augusta           0    0
15 RB  Noe McEachern    23  Johnho United              0    0
16 LM  Fabricio Tobias  20  Sportklub Palerma          0    0
17 RM  Émilien Josephs  22  Scott City FC              0    0
18 ST  Asim Espenson    23  Johnho United              0    0

19 GK  Guy Quirke       22  Austin FC                  0    0
20 RCB Gafar Martin     22  Atlético Augusta           0    0
21 CM  Hebel Geier      23  MTK Kingsville             0    0
22 CM  Diederik Lloyd   22  FC Excellence              0    0
*Overage Players

Women's

Manager: Zelpha Elliston
Assistant Manager: Morwenna Addison

 # Pos Name               Age Club
 1 GK  Tordis Géroux      27  Rogerton Valladar CF
 2 LB  Hanna Millard      27  Scott City FC
 3 LCB Oneida Ellington   24  Vogler City Force
 4 RCB Jessamine McNeal   32  Huntington Yorkers FC
 5 RB  Sorcha Ó Cuirc     31  Sporting Rigerata United
 6 LDM Briony Butler      24  Vogler City Force
 7 RDM Bertha Naggia      22  Austin FC
 8 LM  Alina Wilson       22  FC Excellence
 9 CM  Magdalina Simon    22  FC Excellence
10 RM  Clarisse MacDaniel 32  Johnho United - CAPTAIN
11 ST  Bethania Pryor     25  Romanopolis United

12 GK  Camille Lister     21  Sportklub Palerma
13 LB  Seona Ó Treasaigh  24  Rogerton Rebels FC
14 RCB Morena Jansen      22  Sporting Rigerata United
15 LDM Zoe Ó Corra        25  Vogler City Force
16 CM  Bridget Wyndham    23  Vogler City Force
17 RM  Sadhbh Gang        22  FC Excellence
18 ST  Assunção Kamiya    22  FC Excellence

19 GK  Marcella Duncan    28  FC Dynamo Kalenda
20 LCB Lottie Webb        32  Vogler City Force
21 RDM Susanne Cantrell   21  Eau Claire United
22 LM  Julieta Gill       30  Sporting Rigerata United

Expectations: Both teams are full of experience and each will be looking to add a medal to their trophy case. For the men, it's been twelve years since they won gold; for the women, it'd be their first medal ever and first success in an international tournament.

Medal History

Event   Athlete      Medal  Games
Men's   Ivor Attwood Gold   XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Women's Moira Monroe Bronze XIII-Republica

Expectations: Ivor Attwood is still at it and along with Jasper Mac Ruaidhrí is Darmen's best chance at a medal for golf.

Medal Histroy

Event                         Athlete         Medal  Games
Men's Artistic Rings          Aodhán Chambers Silver XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Artistic Horizontal Bar Barukh Quinn    Silver XIV-Istria & Orean

Expectations: The Darmeni Gymnastics Association has started to put a great deal of effort into developing young gymnasts in Darmen and four years ago that effort paid off with Darmen's first two silver medals in the sport. Quinn has retired, but Chambers has returned for another shot at a medal. Trampoline remains the most popular event.

Medal History

Event Medal Games
Men's Gold  XII-Novonaya & Provinsk

Men's

Head Coach: Germán Appleton (51)

#  Pos Name              Age
 1 GK  Bernie Mitchell   28
 2 LB  Gautier Ó hEaghra 28
 3 CB  Shamgar Falk      32
 4 RB  Boniface Mould    32
 5 LW  Helmut McNeil     33
 6 RW  Geoffrey Stieber  24
 7 P   Giles Martinsen   27
 8 GK  Narcissus Bruce   30
 9 LB  Kaspar Dougherty  31
10 CB  Héctor Ó Síoda    28
11 RB  Iván Ryley        25
12 LW  Sixte Beckert     29
13 RW  Eric Connell      23
14 P   Tatton Quigley    22

Women's

Head Coach: Karrie Ó Doibhilin (47)

#  Pos Name                   Age
 1 GK  Kaylie Sorge           29
 2 LB  Zena Martinsen         30
 3 CB  Wanda Harper           30
 4 RB  Azura Oppenheimer      27
 5 LW  Fidela McDaniel        31
 6 RW  Judith Osbourne        26
 7 P   Tory Wilbur            30
 8 GK  Kit Leonard            24
 9 LB  Ysabel Serrano         23
10 CB  Heida Cameron          25
11 RB  Opal Kolbe             26
12 LW  Kate Abney             25
13 RW  Cristal Sastre         23
14 P   Bedelia Rasmussen      22

Expectations: The lack of a professional league has really hurt the sport in recent years, but rumor has it that pro handball may be making a comeback in Darmen.

Medal History

Event Medal  Games
Men's Silver XIII-Republica

Men's

Head Coach: Ricohard Frank (63)

#  Pos Name                  Age Club
 1 GK  Birgir Böhmer         33  Kingston HC
 2 DEF Che Castilla          28  Hallie HC
 3 DEF Mordecai Buchholz     26  Rogerton HC
 4 DEF Loreto Mann           24  Chuckio HC
 5 MID Flannán Perkins       27  Chuckio HC
 6 MID Zach Lane             25  Cleveland HC
 7 MID Salomo MacKay         34  Brham HC
 8 FOR Flint Salomon         30  Kingston HC  
 9 FOR Tennyson Samson       24  Brham HC
10 FOR Séamas Gage           30  Hallie HC
11 FOR Clarence Spellmeyer   32  Kingston HC

12 GK  Filib Mac Thaidhg     25  Hallie HC
13 DEF Lúcás Fairburn        21  Cleveland HC
14 MID Michel Driscoll       24  Kingston HC
15 FOR Cyrus Maurer          23  Chuckio HC
16 FOR Belial Graf           24  West Scott City HC

Women's

Head Coach: Agathe Morce (62)

#  Pos Name               Age
 1 GK  Lynette McCoy      32
 2 DEF Tamela Morel       33
 3 DEF Ori Lewis          26
 4 DEF Armida Schultes    35
 5 MID Ninon Devin        33
 6 MID Kailyn Beck        29
 7 MID Shaye Whitaker     27
 8 FOR Susann Ó Manacháin 31
 9 FOR Cori Hepburn       34
10 FOR Stephanie Lémieux  34
11 FOR Yannick Burns      27

12 GK  Dulcibella Del Río 23
13 DEF Georgette Vogt     24
14 MID Avril Innes        23
15 FOR Fay Voss           22
16 FOR Joy Ó Ruaidh       23

Expectations: The men have sent a strong team; while a medal is unlikely, an appearance in the knockouts is anticipated. The women however have a ways to go, they'd be extremely lucky to make it out of the group stage.

Medal History

Event                  Athlete                                                    Medal  Games
Men's Double Skulls    Aurelio Lowell/Jubal Herrmann                              Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Coxed Eight      National Team                                              Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Coxless Pairs    Gabby Ó Ceallacháin/Micaiah Braden                         Bronze XII-Novonaya & Provinsk
Men's Quadruple Skulls Aurelio Lowell/Ingolf Lowe/Raphael Deasún/Britton Sørensen Bronze XIII-Republica
Men's Coxed Eight      National Team                                              Bronze XIII-Republica

Men's

Coxswain: Aviv Killough (40)

Name              Age
Wenzel Wilson     33
Nicodemus Langley 32
Lawson Breiner    33
Johnathan Kaspar  28
Danilo Elwes      29
Uzziyyah Herman   28
Woodie Law        23
Wilt Tobias       25

Women's

Coxswain: Lillian Brisbois (43)

Name               Age
Hedy Viteri        28
Eugenia Paterson   33
Suse Irvine        33
Oakley Schüttmann  32
Gardenia Cameron   33
Madilyn Tollemache 30
Tarah Schuler      34
Gabrielle Bustos   28

Expectations: All eyes will be on the men's eight, as they look to best their bronze finish in both the 9th and 13th games.

Men's

Head Coach: Arn Bonnay (58)

 # Pos Name                 Age NRC Franchise
 1 LP  Calum Ó hEidirsceóil 30  Johnho RFU
 2 HK  Talmai Bambach       34  Western Border Warriors
 3 TP  Sly Townsend         29  Northwestern RFU         CAPTAIN
 4 SH  Rupert Davies        34  Brham Titans
 5 FH  Connie Fitzroy       33  Liverpool RFU
 6 CN  Bart Blackman        30  Northern Sharks
 7 WG  Gonzalo Hafner       33  Rogerton Blues

 8 PR  Pete McAlpin         28  Coastal Golden Chiefs
 9 HK  Cooper Grossman      33  Brham Titans
10 SH  Ninian Weiss         32  Northern Sharks
11 FH  Mark Hampton         22  Metro Saracens
12 CN  Alfred Mark          26  Metro Saracens
13 WG  Eckehard Sharman     32  Western Border Warriors

Women's

Head Coach: Ximena Purcell (44)

#  Pos Name               Age
 1 LP  Henriette Arthur   30
 2 HK  Birgit Zapatero    33
 3 TP  Winona Riese       34
 4 SH  Margot Lund        34
 5 FH  Guthrún Rivers     24
 6 CN  Lita Favager       25
 7 WG  Katelyn Speight    30

 8 PR  Amanda Gabriels    23
 9 HK  Ronit Ewart        25
10 SH  Harmonie Sousa     29
11 FH  Octavia Triggs     24
12 CN  Janis Christian    28
13 WG  Friederike Philips 22

Expectations: Although Darmen has been a consistent competitor at sevens competitions around the multiverse, they have yet to medal at the Olympics. It does not appear as though that will change at these games; Darmeni focus has remained on the full fifteen-a-side format of the game and interest and support for sevens has waned. An appearance in the knockouts for the men is not out of the question however.

Medal History

Event                    Athlete                        Medal  Games
Men's Two-person Dinghy  Mariano Townsend/Sigdag Bloxam Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's Heavyweight Dinghy Filippu Kunkel                 Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Skiff              Brendan Schnoor/Henk Schmid    Bronze VIII-Orean

Expectations: The surprise gold won by the pair of Townsend and Bloxam at the last games has given a boost to the popularity of sailing in Darmen. They aren't expected to repeat their performance however.

Medal History

Event           Athlete                   Medal  Games
Mixed Trap Team John Grant/Tatienne Shine Silver XIV-Istria & Orean

Expectations: Both Grant and Shine have returned in an attempt to do one better than they did four years ago and win gold in the Trap. They have decent chances to do so.

Medal History

Event      Athlete                                        Medal  Games
Men's Team Æðelberht Kunkle/Gerfrid Emmett/Wayland Malley Silver XIII-Republica

Expectations: Medals are not expected from the table tennis team. In fact, this is one of the weakest Darmeni teams sent to the games.

Medal History

Event       Athlete       Medal  Games
Men's 80kg  Pedro Munro   Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's +80kg Anraí Osborne Silver XIII-Republica
Men's +80kg Jared Garnett Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's 80kg  Brannon Wolf  Bronze XII-Novonaya & Provinsk

Expectations: After winning gold at the last games, Pedro Munro has joined Gallagher Magalhães as Darmen's best Godanja and medal prospect.

Medal History

Event         Athlete                        Medal  Games
Men's Doubles Elliot Sprecher/John Hoogliand Gold   VIII-Orean
Men's Singles Guillaume Leonardsen           Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Doubles Elliot Sprecher/John Hoogliand Bronze VII-Emberton

Expectations: Although none of the current Darmeni tennis players matches the combined talent of Elliot Sprecher and John Hoogliand, the Darmeni team at these Games is fairly strong. Peadar Wernher has a good chance to medal in the men's singles competition and, together with Gilead Xylander might also win one in the doubles.

Medal History

Event   Medal  Games
Men's   Gold   VIII-Orean
Women's Gold   IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's   Silver VII-Emberton

Men's

Head Coach: Ellanher Burton (64)

#  Name              Age Club
 1 Oswald Connell    23  Coastal VC
 2 Zed McNiall       29  Tempala Terror
 3 Huri Ó Cuinn      25  Southern VC
 4 Teódulo Greer     24  Tempala Terror
 5 Westley Albrecht  34  Harbor District VC (Libero)
 6 Chase Bird        23  Scott City VC

 7 Philémon Hughes   23  Harbord District VC
 8 Veniaminu Jakeman 27  Eau Claire Smash
 9 Viggo Kirk        25  Capital VC
10 Thore Ready       24  Tempala Terror
11 Brad Snyders      22  Harbor District VC
12 Pancho Robles     21  CV Chavarría

Women's

Head Coach: Madalyn Greenberg (59)

#  Name                       Age Club
 1 Anastacia Chevalier        31  Tempala Terror
 2 Nadine Gabler              34  Coastal VC
 3 Petula Müller              33  Coastal VC
 4 Alastríona Schulze         33  Harbor District VC (Libero)
 5 Aurora Paris               33  Southern VC
 6 Magnolia Cole              31  Scott City VC

 7 Ilona Perry                23  Tempala Terror
 8 Juanita von Grimmelshausen 25  Kalenda Volley
 9 Willa Coke                 28  Royal VC
10 Sonja Kavanagh             34  Eau Claire Smash
11 Francis O'Kirk             22  Western VC
12 Keavy Fleischer            28  Liverpool VC

Expectations: The establishment of the professional Darmeni Volleyball Association league has given hope to the Darmeni volleyball community of potentially winning a medal. But it may not be until the next games that Darmen sees the dividends of professional competition.

Medal History

Event        Athlete         Medal  Games
Men's 81kg   Iovianus Devine Gold   XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's +109kg Obed MacIver    Silver XIV-Istria & Orean
Men's 109kg  Ulises Lincoln  Bronze XIV-Istria & Orean

Expectations: In the beginning, there was nothing. But on the seventh games, the Darmeni weightlifting god awoke from his slumber and gifted the nation with a gold, a silver and a bronze medal. Of the three medal winners, all of whom have returned to these games, Iovianus Devine is the best positioned to repeat his feat.

Medal History

Event                    Athlete              Medal  Games
Men's Greco-Roman 84kg   Nikolai Sokolov      Silver VIII-Orean
Men's Freestyle 84kg     Francis Gray         Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Greco-Roman 66kg   Adrian Hambledon     Silver IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Women's Greco-Roman 58kg Flavia Howard        Silver XIII-Republica
Men's Greco-Roman 66kg   York Bazretti        Bronze VIII-Orean
Men's Freestyle 96kg     Casimiro O'Hearn     Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Greco-Roman 60kg   Jericho Osborne      Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Greco-Roman 74kg   Hugleikr Hildebrand  Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Greco-Roman 120kg  Sampson van der Aart Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City
Men's Greco-Roman 84kg   Denton Prinz         Bronze IX-Zube & Kytler Bay City

Expectations: The massive medal haul of the 9th Games didn't lead to any sustained success in this sport. The Darmeni wrestlers, in both Greco-Roman and Freestyle, lack top level talent.

RP PERMISSIONS: No killing or other serious life altering events. Otherwise, have fun!

by **Raspotochje** » Sun Aug 15, 2021 9:44 pm

RASPOTOCHJAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE

BASKETBALL WOMEN’S

STARTING LINE UP

1. Damira Strožić - 183 cm- 22 year - Point Guard
2. Magdalena Gulić - 192 cm- 25 years - Shooting Guard
3. Jana Hanadić - 197 cm - 24 year - Samall Forward
4. Maja Bokšić - 205cm - 25 year - Power Forward
5. Tina Vargić - 212 cm - 23 year - Center

BENCH

24. Melanija Vrgoč - 185 cm-30 year - point gurad
35. Galina Aleksandrova- 193 cm- 24 years - Shooting Guard
16. Matea Jozić- 197 cm - 24 year - Samall Forward
22. Bojana Stanojković- 199 cm - 27 year - Samall Forward
41. Kornelija Matoković- 207cm - 25 year - Power Forward
28. Željka Cvjetić -216 cm - 33 year - Center
31. Rebeka Munižaba - 191 cm- 26 years - Shooting Guard

FOOTBALL WOMEN'S

PLAYING SQUAD

LINE UP

GK Mihaela Bošnjak- 26 y - NK Kotiga

LB Kristina Polčec - 23 y - NK Višnjevac
CB Sanja Ratanović- 26 y - NK Plava Laguna - Srednjaci League
CB Tea Radišić- 27 y - NK Kotiga
RB Kornelija Višek - 25 y - NK Dvori

CDM Blanka Štošić- 25 y- NK Pionir Podgora - Srednjaci League

LW Rada Olujović- 24 y - NK Dotivija City - Dodivian League
RW Nadica Štampar- 19 y- NK Mladost Kotiga

CF Laura Trešković- 25 y - NK Višnjevac

ST Sunara Bjelova- 24 y - NK Kotiga
ST Roberta Tadić- 25 y - NK Mladost Kotiga

SUBSTITUTE

GK Dragana Bilović- 30y - NK Višnjevac
GK Hana Benić - 19y - NK Mataradius
LB Izabela Galinović 28y - NK Dvori
LB Vela Izmi - 18y - NK Višnjevac
CB Katarina Hrebina - 25y- NK Kotiga
CB Kornelija Vešić 26 y NK Bistua Nuova -Srednjaci League
RB Marija Hrebišić - 27y - NK Mladost Kotiga

CM Alania Vuković - 25 y- NK King Stars Katanija -Srednjaci League
LW Virnia Božić - 18 y - NK Kotiga
RW Mirela Datović - 17y - NK Višnjevac

ST Matilda Jusić- 29y - NK Višnjevac
ST Tina Capak 19 y- NK Dvori
ST /SS Ulrike Hoermestadt - 26y - NK Mladost Kotiga

by **Natanians and Nosts** » Mon Aug 16, 2021 1:14 am

Natanians and Nosts' rosters for the XVth Summer Olympics

Basketball
Men

#	Name			age	height	position
1	Ion Ionescu	 	21	1,80	point guard
6	Mihai Ionescu	 	25 	1,98	shooting guard
2	Carolues Petrescu	23	1,98	small forward
5	Iohannis Ionescu	24	2,10	power forward
7	Márcus Apilescu		22	2,02	centre
50	Ion Mihailescu	 	21	1,78	point guard
14	João Silva	 	18	1,95	winger
25	Mihai Mendes	 	19	1,60	point guard
90	Ápio Ionescu	 	23	2,15	centre
15	Márcus Constantinescu	25	2,06	power forward
23	Márius Fostar	 	25	2,07	power forward
16	João Santos	 	24	1,95	winger

Starters:1 - 6,2 - 5,7

Women

#	Name			age	height	position
1	Mihaela Petrescu	21	1,78	point guard
6	Mihaela Ionescu	 	18	1,80	shooting guard
2	Júlia Ionescu	 	19	1,80	small forward
5	Ioana Ionescu	 	20	2,03	power forward
7	Cláudia Martinescu	23	2,01	centre
21	Mihaela Probo	 	17	1,98	power forward
23	Mihaela Prisco	 	16	1,87	centre
12	Lorena Ionescu	 	25	1,60	point guard
24	Vitória Suárez	 	28	1,50	point guard
25	Ioana Maro	 	20	1,95	winger
90	Ioana Varro	 	20	1,95	winger
77	Roberta Apilescu	21	1,98	power forward

Starters:1 - 6,2 - 5,7

Football
Men

#	Name				age	height	position
1	Xoán Xorxe Nunes       	 		1,82	goalkeeper
2	Mihai Ion Antonescu	         		1,72	right wingback
3	Márcus Carolus Petrescu        	 		1,84	centre back
4	Ricardo Ioan Gomes	          		1,84	centre back
5	Mihai Paulus Gómez       	 		1,80	d. midfielder
6	Carolus Ion Mihailescu        	 		1,72	left wingback
7	Constantin Mihai Petrescu          		1,79	a. midfielder
8	Márcus Carolus Marculescu         		1,78	d. midfielder
9	Március Juan Torjenescu    	 		1,91	a. midfielder
10	Ioan Gabriel Torje      	 		1,93	striker
11	Iustinianus Natan Constantinescu		1,77	striker
12	Octávius Márcus Volta        	 		1,84	goalkeeper
13	Mihai Kenjirou Apilescu      	 		1,82	centre back
14	Ápio Ioan Probo	         	 		1,67	right wingback
15	Ion Ioan Dragnea	        		27	1,78	a. midfielder
16	Apius Ion Probus         	 		1,76	left wingback
17	Márcus Ion Mihnealescu       	 		1,87	striker
18	Xoán Mihai Ionescu	        		1,80	d. midfielder

10	   11

 	  7	 	 	      9

  	 	5	 	8

6	 	4	 	3	 	2
  	 	 	1

Women

#	Name				age	height	position
1	Ioana Mihaela Chibana	 		1,73	goalkeeper
2	Nadia Nadezhda Ionescu	 		1,63	right wingback
3	Nao Ioana Ionescu	 		1,68	centre back
4	Paula Mihaela Petrescu	 		1,68	centre back
5	Mihaela Ioana Martinescu		1,69	d. midfielder
6	Márcia Daniela Constantinescu		1,64	left wingback
7	Caesaria Caesa Gomes	 		1,69	a. midfielder
8	Ioana Mihaela Caesonia	 		1,66	d. midfielder
9	Márcia Joana Pereira	 		1,59	second striker
10	Xoana Constantina Peres	 		1,65	second striker
11	Naomi Nanami Nice	         	1,69	striker
12	Nádia Júlia Constantinescu		1,64	goalkeeper
13	Iúlia Nádia Petrescu	 		1,66	centre back
14	Ioana Iulia Apilescu	 		1,63	right wingback
15	Márcia Minami Lopes	 		1,64	a. midfielder
16	Xoana Carolina Pérez	 		1,65	left wingback
17	Ioana Liubov Mihailescu	 		1,65	centre-forward
18	Xoana Olivia Méndez	 		1,69	d. midfielder

11
		      9	   10

 	 	 	7

  	 	5	 	8

6	 	4	 	3	 	2
  	 	 	1

Handball
Men

#	Name			age	height	position
1	Mihai Carolus Petrescu	25	1,82	goalkeeper
3	Caius Petrus Mendonça	18	1,82	centre-back
6	Mihai Ioan Nunes	20	1,76	left wing
8	Wilhelm Mihai Ionescu	22	1,73	left back
7	Ion Carolus Torje	21	1,71	right back
2	Xorxe Carolus Gomes	21	1,79	right wing
11	Márcus Mihai North	22	1,77	pivot
12	Mihai Petre Ionescu	28	1,82	goalkeeper
4	João Rodion Torjenescu	27	1,83	centre-back
5	Lucas Luís Ionescu	26	1,73	half back
16	Ludovico Luiz Petrescu	28	1,75	left wing
14	Jean Dmitri Tupsiak	28	1,75	right wing
23	Márcu Mihai Torje	25	1,76	pivot
13	Ion Ioan Constantinescu	30	1,76	goalkeeper

Starters:1,3,6,8,7,2,11

Women

#	Name			age	height	position
1	Mihaela Ioana Ionescu	20	1,74	goalkeeper
5	Ioana Iúlia Smith	25	1,74	centre-back
6	Arina Mariana Ionescu	28	1,64	left wing
22	Márcia Marcela Álvares	23	1,67	left back
25	Ioana Oana Álvares	23	1,68	right back
2	Malina Marina Arimura	28	1,63	right wing
11	Mihaela Naiani Ionescu	22	1,70	pivot
12	Ekaterina Ioana Silva	21	1,68	goalkeeper
15	Mihaela Maia Torjenescu	25	1,61	centre-back
20	Sara Júlia Arai	 	27	1,69	half back
21	Xoana Xúlia Torje	24	1,65	left wing
23	Xoana Icía Torje	24	1,65	right wing
9	Joana Márcia Apilescu	25	1,57	pivot
22	Júlia Yekaterina Santos	21	1,68	goalkeeper

Starters:1,5,6,22,25,2,11

Rugby 7s
Men
Coach:Mihai Gabriel da Silva
Psychologist:João Victor Fostar
Physical preparator:Públio Márcus Probo

#	Name					age	position
9	Logan Márcus Hûs	 	 	26	left prop
10	Gabriel Mihai Ognek	 	 	24	hooker
11	Kaeso Nínnio dos Santos	 	 	21	right prop
7	Lucas Lúcius North	 	 	28	scrum-half
8	Ion Carolus Mihailescu	 	 	25	fly-half
5	Cáius Cláudius Numídio	 	 	27	centre
3	Ion Victor César	 	 	29	fullback
6	Guillaume Numa Bijelo	 	 	28	prop/hooker
2	Willelm Uêin Rúca	 	 	25	hooker
1	Astrogildo Hermenegildo Mačekvić	23	fly-half/scrum-half
12	João Rog dos Santos	 	 	22	centre
4	Bruno Iohannis da Silva	 	 	32	fullback/centre

Women
Coach:Ion Mihai Ionescu
Pschologist:Mihai Ion Torjenescu
Phusical preparator:Ápius Carolus Apilescu

#	Name				age	position
1	Mihaela Ioana Mihailescu	21	left prop
2	Cláudia Ioana Constantinescu	21	hooker
7	Mihaela Cláudia Constantinescu	25	right prop
11	Mihaela Cláudia Kawada	 	24	scrum-half
10	Jun Mihaela Ionescu	 	20	fly-half
12	Ioana Mihalea Petrescu	 	22	centre
3	Márcia Mihaela Constantinescu	22	fullback
4	Ioana Mihaela Ionescu	 	28	prop/hooker
8	Márcia Mihaela Amúlio	 	21	hooker
9	Mihaela Márcia Apilescu	 	21	fly-half/scrum-half
6	Miku Mihaela Mirai	 	22	centre
5	Mihaela Júlia Arawi	 	22	fullback/winger

Volleyball
Men

#	Name			age	height	position
9	Vladimir Dmitri Lopes	25	1,78	setter
7	Ion Mihai Apilescu	28	1,93	side
10	Carolus Lucas Enderssen	21	2,15	centre
4	Mihai Dumitru Torje	20	1,98	opposite
6	Lucas Kaeso Petrescu	20	1,95	side
11	Mihai Natan Ionescu	22	2,05	centre
1	Ion Carolus Ivanov	23	1,75	libero
20	William Torjenescu	23	1,70	setter
21	Mihai Carolus Apilescu	21	1,89	side
22	Rodion Ion Apilescu	21	1,92	side
25	Wallace Constantinescu	27	2,03	opposite
50	Ápio Ioan Prisco	20	2,02	centre

4	 	10	 	7
 	 	11
 	6	 	9
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Women

#	Name			age	height	position
8	Naiara Naiani Petrescu	19	1,78	side
1	Daiana Mihalea Petrescu	18	1,75	setter
3	Mihaela Ioana Ionescu	20	1,95	centre
6	Naira Nayara Mihailescu	21	1,80	side
10	Larissa Maiara Ionescu	23	1,72	setter
5	Natália Nomin Macieira	22	1,93	centre
9	Nadezhda Ioana Ionescu	22	1,50	libero
20	Iúlia Ioana Torje	25	1,73	setter
25	Iuliana Cláudia Lima	29	1,78	side
50	Vitória Quitéria Sousa	21	1,90	centre/opposite
21	Juliana Mihalea Nišić	20	1,75	setter/side
22	Maia Constantina Souza	20	1,81	side/opposite

6	 	3	 	1
 	 	5
 	10	 	8
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Captains are in blue

by **Qasden** » Mon Aug 16, 2021 1:21 am

Qasden Olympic Delegation
Team Rosters

Several years ago, in a world as ancient as time, the Principality of Qasden had been an active participant in the Olympic games. In the olden days of yonder, the young, soon-to-be-jaded country debuted at the multisport summer showcase in Aeropag, a thriving metropolis housed within the gargantuan Paripana. Here, the OlympiVans (as we're now required to call them, collectively) would see a rather impressive performance for a first time around, winning 4 medals (2 golds, 2 silvers). It was an incredible time to be a sporty Qad, and that train would keep going; at least, it kept going for football and lacrosse in their own specific tournaments.

Cut to the 12th Oympiads, Qasden's first (and so far, only) foray into the world of winter sports beyond hockey. The frozen games, held in the Electrumite city of Prescott, would prove to be too much for TQ, with the only medal of any kind being in the Women's Individual Sprint of Cross Country Skiing, where Laura Crocket would take home the gold. Of course, while this was a remarkable feat (golds at both of our debuting olympics), Prescott felt like it could've been better, but at least there was still the summer games coming up right? These were held jointly between the cities of Novonaya, Kelssek and Provinsk, Vekaiyu, and had introduced a set of demonstration events to fancy everyone for future games. Not including the demos (which saw the nation shock the baseball world with a gold); actually, including the demos, it was hard to not compare these games to Aeropag, as without baseball, the OlympiVans would've walked away with no golds at all, just a silver and bronze. It was here that the national olympic dream of topping the medal tallies would die, and with it, the country's participation in the games would go dark indefinitely...

...until now.

Having since become cynical of the athletic world, the modern day Qasdonian has grown tired, negative, and most of all, starved of medals. In AOCAF 62, the nation would see a revelation in the form of a finals birth for Qasden's Vans, a first in a tournament long thought to be impossible. The squad, managed by Sylvia Zimari, had done something that none of the past 11 squads could, and would (in true Qad fashion) squander that popularity boost with a 0-1 loss in the championship against the very nation that cost the great Jon Merritt his job. Regardless, it was a high people hadn't experienced since the Silver Age of Football, and while it's been years since that happened (with the high quickly dying thanks to failures in other tournaments), the Olympic committee believed it was time to free itself from its age old state of paralysis. Starting with the AOlympics, an (apparently) ongoing collection of regionwide sporting events, which would see the nation net three medals (A gold and bronze at SwimAO, plus a bronze at AOLC). Were these enough to encourage the public to hype sports again? Absolutely not, but regardless, Qasden hadn't seen hardware like that in bloody eons, so we'll take what we're given; and with that acknowledged, the OCQ ripped off the old band-aid with a triple-figure entry into the 15th Summer Olympiad, seeing the country return to Electrum (Banjul and the Terranean Coast, to be specific). This grandiose and, frankly, very expensive endeavor will almost certainly piss off Qads at home, especially now that a large portion of the delegation has already lost with no medals to show, but who cares if the public is mad now when they could have another gold medal to keep them happy? That's our goal in Electrum, and with (most) of our teams still afloat, if feels only right to establish the presence of some of them. These are your Qasden OlympiVans! (in Water Polo, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, and Football)
Men's
Coach- Mason Lamandori
G- Torch Almadea (C)
1- Burt Locker
2- Olloway Marcano
3- Kyler "The Casual" Laissez-Faire
4- Cordan Mumble
5- Jet Letter
6- Rocky J. Infinity
1- Aspen Caldero
2- Brother Knotts
3- Pi Fiver
4- Casey Diva
5- Steven Licks
6- Jordan Nil-Reagan
Women's
Coach- Stephanie de la Guardia
G- Megan O'Doom (C)
1- Jane Janson
2- Marlene Mane-Monrovia
3- Adaline Cutter
4- Lena Serifovic
5- Xandrea Faritayl
6- Vanessa Lordi
1- Ilyssa Pansies
2- Kara Money
3- Ellenium Wajczck
4- Mildred Sorority
5- Mindy-Quil LaVa
6- Halley Italia
Men's
Coach- Buddy McClark
RHP- Jimmy "A Constant State of Sleep Paralysis" Snooze
LHP- Lester Plattsburgh
RHP- Chip Caballero
RHP- Marlin Myson
RHP- Jeff Bitches
Bullpen
LHP- Jeb Loney
RHP- Tony Coglioni
RHP- Dustin Monstrat
RHP- Parker Diefenbaker
LHP- Jordan Jam-Jams
RHP- Blevin Shield
RHP- Maark "Measles" Vaxine
1B- David Camp
2B- Lawson Laurence
SS- Kenny Ludwick
3B- Fred "The Med" Doctor
C- Brian Shuster-Kane
RF- Neddy DaFont
CF- Johnny Badgers
LF- Darrell Striker
DH- Sylta Innistrad
Sub
IF-  LJ Revetahw
OF- Zesty Buoy
Women's
Coach- Eris Marquette
RHP- Iona Rouser
RHP- Liyue Xi
LHP- Olivia Hattmark
RHP- Yekaterina Sosnovich
1B- Jordan "Josie" Siebold
2B- Winona Cunning
SS- Isabello Hosch
3B- Samantha Dragons
RF- A Tub of Folgers
CF- Fera Thorn
LF- Jubilee "Jujube" Crowningen
C- Connie Catsenborough
IF- Pressley Fester
OF- Gloria Renault
C- Hyla Narine
Men's
Style: +2
Coach- Boulevard Drucati
GK- Cliff Rouge
LD- Johnson "Twist Villain from the Beginning of the Movie" Smith
CD- Pichael Wilsolemny
CD- Gregory Nana
RD- Mixton Beauwegawd
DM- Uwu Lekoye
CM- Jamms Gasseract
CM- Prest Torvald
AM- Marco Bruno (C)
F- Klein Uptick
F- Robby O'Stalingrad
GK- Dell Talco
DF- Michael "Mick" Jazzy
M/F- Hopkin Hanes
F- Salvador Retriever
DF- Mosama Oblique
M/F- Holden Noway
F- Some Guy named Phillip
Starting XI
Primary Alternates
Reserves

Women's
Style: +2
Coach- Alison Mardel
GK- Meghan Maurie-Cane (C)
LD- Jordan Marune
CD- Kaitlyn Cecil
CD- Mariel Quackerjacks
RD- Slone Widovia
DM- Cloudy Sky
CM- Baura Copout
CM- Rogerette Wellson
AM- Genivieve Orville
F- Cloveria No'Bell
F- Yvette Leatherbound
GK- Cephanie Note
DF- Haria Mojoy
M/F- Cordelia LaRue
F- Olyssa Salmon
DF- Fatime Desiree
M/F- Scottie Kaestre
F- Fyr Lamonede
Starting XI
Primary Alternates
Reserves

Edits: Added colors to differentiate starters

by **Cocoabo Forest** » Fri Aug 20, 2021 5:53 pm

Cocoabo Forest: Olympic Games Kit

Cocoabo Forest: Mens Football

Projected Starting Lineup:
Pos :: Identification  : Home
GK  :: ( Cocoabo #87 ) : Cocoabo Forest
DEF :: ( Cocoabo #59 ) : Cocoabo Forest
DEF :: ( Cocoabo #57 ) : Cocoabo Forest
DEF :: ( Cocoabo #53 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #61 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #63 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #65 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #67 ) : Cocoabo Forest
AMC :: ( Cocoabo #71 ) : Cocoabo Forest
FOR :: ( Cocoabo #91 ) : Cocoabo Forest
FOR :: ( Cocoabo #99 ) : Cocoabo Forest

Cocoabo Forest: Womens Football

Projected Starting Lineup:
Pos :: Identification  : Home
GK  :: ( Cocoabo #86 ) : Cocoabo Forest
DEF :: ( Cocoabo #58 ) : Cocoabo Forest
DEF :: ( Cocoabo #56 ) : Cocoabo Forest
DEF :: ( Cocoabo #54 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #60 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #62 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #64 ) : Cocoabo Forest
MID :: ( Cocoabo #66 ) : Cocoabo Forest
AMC :: ( Cocoabo #72 ) : Cocoabo Forest
FOR :: ( Cocoabo #94 ) : Cocoabo Forest
FOR :: ( Cocoabo #98 ) : Cocoabo Forest

by **Liventia** » Sat Aug 21, 2021 1:35 am

Liventia rosters for the Games of the XV Olympiad:

Delegation: Republic of Liventia (République liventienne)
Sporting code: LEN
Delegation anthem: Liventia, Land of Hope (Liventie, la terre d'espoir)
Chef de mission: Sayo Nishi, Liventian two-time Olympic wrestling champion
Opening Ceremony flagbearers: Hannah Paxman (softball)/Theo Rowlands (rowing)

Name	Age	Place of Birth
Main
Lakshmikant Solanki	24	Karnavati, Gujarat, Pratapgadh
Dhanesh Purohit	24	Karnavati, Gujarat, Pratapgadh
Pujesh Kotadia	23	Vadodara, Gujarat, Pratapgadh
Reserve
Vadin Solanki	20	Karnavati, Gujarat, Pratapgadh

Name	Age	Place of Birth
Main
Madhu Dalvi	23	Nashik, Maratha Pradesa, Pratapgadh
Aarti Dhobale	22	Mumbai, Maratha Pradesa, Pratapgadh
Hema Pathak	21	Mumbai, Maratha Pradesa, Pratapgadh
Reserve
Krithika Govatrikar	20	Rajgadh, Maratha Pradesa, Pratapgadh

#SN	Name	Age	Position	Place of Birth
Starting Seven
1	Bansilal Karamchand	29	Prop	Udaipur, Rajputana, Pratapgadh
2	Prashant Vajpai (VC)	29	Hooker	Kumbhalgarh, Rajputana, Pratapgadh
3	Naseem Changezi (C)	27	Prop	Gurugram, Eastern Punjab, Pratapgadh
4	Pratap Deshmukh	28	Scrum-Half	Mumbai, Maratha Pradesa, Pratapgadh
5	Gurpal Hanjan	24	Fly-Half	Chandigarh, Eastern Punjab, Pratapgadh
6	Aryaman Vesuwala	28	Centre	Kamboja, Bakhdi, Pratapgadh
7	Sampat Asthana	30	Wing	Ajayamer, Rajputana, Pratapgadh
Reserves
8	Abhay Rawat	24	Prop	Jaipur, Rajputana, Pratapgadh
9	Prabhat Panchal	26	Hooker	Karnavati, Gujarat, Pratapgadh
10	Atamveer Dhamija	25	Scrum-Half	Gurdaspur, Eastern Punjab, Pratapgadh
11	Jamshaid Sanjrani	23	Fly-Half	Lavpur, Western Punjab, Pratapgadh
12	Indermohan Hammar	23	Centre	Amritsar, Eastern Punjab, Pratapgadh

Games of the XV Olympiad — rosters thread

Pratapgadh Olympic Association - Team Rosters

XV Olympic Games Roster

Who is online

#SN	Name	Age	Position	Franchise/College
Starting Five
1	Punit Dwivedi	23	C	University of Jaipur
2	Vaibhav Maheshwari	25	PF	Chittorgarh University
3	Varsh Dholakia	19	SF	University of Suryapur
4	Chinmay Mittal (C)	25	PG	Chittorgarh University
5	Sachit Bhansali (VC)	21	SG	University of Suryapur
Reserves
6	Varuni Bhagat	20	C	Kumbhalgarh City College
7	Aryan Harrison	26	PF	formerly Karnavati College
8	Gajanan Bagri	22	SF	University of Jaipur
9	Zaber Farooqi	20	PG	Karnavati College
10	Bhargav Murarka	26	SG	formerly University of Jaipur

#SN	Name	Age	Position	Club
Starting Eleven
18	Chetan Dandekar	29	ST	Mumbai FC
19	Shafe Ansari	28	RW	Pushpapura FC
17	Gautam Sakarkar (C)	30	LW	Mumbai FC
15	Atashban Aaryamehr	30	CM	Bakhdi FC
13	Kaval Visariya	28	DM	Karnavati FC
11	Ravi Upadhyay	26	CM	Chittorgarh FC
5	Rahet Zardari	24	RB	Lavpur FC
9	Dharamveer Wairar	24	CB	Amritsar FC
8	Suman Gupte	28	CB	Nashik FC
4	Abhisekh Patodia	29	LB	Jaipur FC
1	Purshottama Mahanta (VC)	29	GK	Indraprastha FC
Substitutes
21	Manas Kumavat	24	ST	Jaipur FC
20	Nimash Bhuta	23	RW	Suryapur FC
2	Pratik Surana	23	GK	Chittorgarh FC
10	Jaywant Kulkarni	27	DM	Mumbai FC
7	Neelamjit Gulati	21	LB	Gurugram FC
14	Washid Noorani	22	LW	Pushpapura FC
12	Vijay Malhotra	20	CM	Indraprastha FC

#SN	Name	Age	Position	Franchise/College
Starting Five
1	Valini Thakar (C)	27	C	Palika Pink Panthers
2	Anuja Pendharkar	23	PF	Marvellous Mumbai
3	Deepika Bisht	24	SF	Chittorgarh Chargers
4	Deepti Tripathi (VC)	25	PG	Palika Pink Panthers
5	Urmi Nadkarni	24	SG	Marvellous Mumbai
Reserves
6	Aashika Singhvi	21	C	Chittorgarh University
7	Aashna Trivedi	22	PF	University of Suryapur
8	Mahati Makavana	23	SF	University of Suryapur
9	Jayashri Kanolkar	19	PG	Mumbai University of Technology
10	Avanti Saxena	20	SG	University of Jaipur